Florida Institute of Technology
High Tech with a Human Touch
School of Psychology
Clinical Psychology Program
Distinguished Alumni Awards
The College of Psychology and Liberal Arts recognizes the accomplishments of our Psy.D. alumni by annually honoring an alumnus for distinguished activity in the profession. Graduates of our program have developed diverse careers, and have found a variety of means of providing distinguished service to the profession. Recent distinguished alumni include:
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1992 Carol L. Philpot For outstanding professional service as President of Division 43, Family Psychology, of the American Psychological Association |
2000 Sara B. Howze For outstanding professional service as a model clinician, supervisor, therapist, teacher and colleague. |
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1993 Alan D. Keck For outstanding public and professional service as Chair of the Crisis Response Task Force of the Florida Psychological Association, providing pro-bono psychological services to victims of natural disasters. |
2001 Jay Chrostowski |
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1994 Deborah K Wilmoth For outstanding public and professional service as Chair of the Board of Psychological Examiners for the Department of Professional Regulation, State of Florida. |
2002 Scott Meit For outstanding contributions to the field of health psychology and behavioral medicine. |
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1995 Eric Zillmer For outstanding professional service as educator, researcher, and clinician. |
2003 Christine Cauffield For outstanding public and professional leadership in community mental health and substance abuse treatment. |
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1996 Susan Trefry For outstanding professional service as a model clinician, supervisor, therapist, and colleague. |
2004 Kelly Blair For outstanding contributions to the field of neuropsychology as a trainer, clinician and researcher. |
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1997 William Randolph Borum For outstanding contributions to the fields of forensic and clinical psychology. |
2005 Pamela Hall For outstanding professional service, including initiatives in advancing diversity, promoting behavioral health and wellness, and mentoring professionals in training. |
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1998 Deborah O. Day For outstanding professional service as a clinical and forensic psychologist in the State of Florida. |
2006 Elizabeth N. Huddleston For outstanding leadership in psychology education and training
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1999 Joni Johnston For outstanding contributions to the fields of media and clinical psychology. |
2007 Luis Miguel Anez-Nava For outstanding leadersip in the promtion of latino mental health and behavioral health services2008
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