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D.—Associate Director, Clinical Services, Counseling and Psychological Services\u003Cbr>COUNSELING A N D\u003Cbr>PSYC HOLOG ICA L SE RVICES:\u003Cbr>Leann Terry Diederich, Ph.D.—Sta\"Psychologist & Group !erapy Coordinator\u003Cbr>Aki Kawamoto, Ph.D.—Sta\"Psychologist & Assessment Coordinator\u003Cbr>Dana Nelson, Ph.D.—Sta\"Psychologist\u003Cbr>Shannan Smith-Janik, Ph.D.—Sta\"Psychologist & Practicum Coordinator\u003Cbr>DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATIONA L PSYCHOLOGY, COUNSELING , AND SPECIA L EDUCATION:\u003Cbr>Professors of Counseling Psychology\u003Cbr>Jeffrey A. Hayes, Ph.D.\u003Cbr>Kathleen Bieschke, Ph. D.\u003Cbr>Doctoral Students in Counseling Psychology |  | DEPARTMENT O F\u003Cbr>EDUCATION POLICY STU D IES : Doctoral Student in Higher Education\u003Cbr>Jihee Hwang\u003Cbr>DEPARTMENT OF PSYC HOLOGY: Professor of Clinical Psychology\u003Cbr>Louis G. Castonguay, Ph.D.\u003Cbr>Doctoral Students in Clinical Psychology\u003Cbr>Andrew McAleavey\u003Cbr>Sam Nordberg\u003Cbr>Henry Xiao\u003Cbr>Soo Jeong Youn\u003Cbr>CCMH Advisory Board Members (2012)\u003Cbr>Victor Barr, Ph.D.—Director, Counseling Center, University of Tennessee\u003Cbr>Jan Collins-Eaglin, Ph.D.—Director, Counseling Center, Michigan State University\u003Cbr>Betsy Cracco, Ph. D.—Interim Director; Coordinator of Clinical Services, Counseling and Mental Health Services, University of Connecticut\u003Cbr>Rob Davies, Ph.D.—Assistant Director, University of Utah Counseling Center\u003Cbr>Nivla Fitzpatrick, Ph.D.—Assistant Director, Counseling Center, Pepperdine University\u003Cbr>Dennis Heitzmann, Ph. D.—(ex-o\\#cio)—Director, Counseling Center, Penn State University\u003Cbr>Bong Joo Hwang, Ph.D.—Psychologist; Practicum Training Coordinator & Research Coordinator, Ohio State University\u003Cbr>Tim Lane, Ph.D.—Associate Director, Counseling & Testing Services; Assistant Professor, Psychology at University of North Texas\u003Cbr>Shelly Lear, Psy.D.—Director, Counseling and Student Wellness, Hobart & William Smith Colleges\u003Cbr>Larry Marks, Ph.D.—Sta\"Psychologist, Counseling Center, University of Central Florida\u003Cbr>Nicole Ruzek, Ph.D.—Sta\"Psychologist, Counseling and Psychological Services, University of Virginia\u003Cbr>Recommended Citation\u003Cbr>Center for Collegiate Mental Health.(2013, January) . 2012 Annual Report (Publication No. STA 13-68) . |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| Eanah Brown\u003Cbr>Caitlin Chun-Kennedy Jessica Effrig Dan Elreda\u003Cbr>Jamie Graceffo Kayla Harris\u003Cbr>Allison Lockard | Matthew Johnson Janelle Maloch Jonathan McClain |  |\n\n\n| | Table of Contents\u003Cbr>2 Introduction\u003Cbr>3 Executive Summary\u003Cbr>4 Annual Report Orientation\u003Cbr>4 Introduction to the CCAPS\u003Cbr>5 CCAPS-34 Cut Scores\u003Cbr>9 Introduction to\u003Cbr>Standardized Data Set (SDS)\u003Cbr>14 Introduction to Counselor Data 17 Center Information\u003Cbr>18 Demographics of Participating Colleges and Universities\u003Cbr>18 References\u003Cbr>19 CCMH Member Institutions |\n| --- | --- |\n\n| Introduction\u003Cbr>C C M H : B R I N G I N G S C I E N C E A N D P R A C T I C E T O G E T H E R |  |\n| --- | --- |\n| Welcome to the CCMH 2012 Annual Report! !is report is based on the 2011-2012 CCMH data set, which closed on June 30, 2012. 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