Terri N. Sullivan | VCU Clark-Hill Institute

Terri N. Sullivan

Assistant Professor of Psychology

Selected publications

Contact information

(804) 828-9304

Education

University of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA, B.A. 1987 Liberal Arts
Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond, VA, M.S. 1995 Clinical Psychology
Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond, VA, Ph.D. 1998 Clinical Psychology

Program Affiliation

Department of Psychology, Virginia Commonwealth University

Recent grants or awards

Evaluation Research Study in the Area of Aggression and Interpersonal Youth Violence, CDC, U81/CCU317633 Sullivan (Project Coordinator and Co-Investigator), 9/30/99 – 9/29/05
Promoting Health of Youth with Disabilities through Violence Prevention, CDC,1RO1DD000100-01 Sullivan (Principal Investigator), 9/30/06 - 9/30/09

Biographical sketch

Program affiliation: Department of Psychology, Virginia Commonwealth University

Positions and Employment:

Project Coordinator and Co-Investigator, “Evaluation Research Study in the Area of Aggression and Interpersonal Youth Violence.” Grant funded by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (1999-present)
Co-investigator, “Identifying Essential Skills for Positive Youth Development” Grant funded by the National Institutes of Health, September 2001-September 2004
Assistant Research Professor, Department of Psychology, Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond, Virginia (1999-2004)
Assistant Professor, (tenure eligible), Department of Psychology, Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond, Virginia (2004-present)

Other experience:

Honors:

Outstanding Clinical Psychology Graduate Student (1997)
Elected to Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society (1998)
Recipient, 1999 Best Article of the Year Award, Division of Clinical Child Psychology, American Psychological Association

Research support:

Evaluation Research Study in the Area of Aggression and Interpersonal Youth Violence, CDC, U81/CCU317633 Sullivan (Project Coordinator and Co-Investigator), 9/30/99 – 9/29/05
Promoting Health of Youth with Disabilities through Violence Prevention, CDC,1RO1DD000100-01 Sullivan (Principal Investigator), 9/30/06 - 9/30/09

Past research support:

5R21HD40041-02 Sullivan (Co-Investigator) 9/240/01 – 6/30/04 National Institute of Child Health and Human Development, Identifying Essential Skills for Violence Prevention

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