Collaborations with Students

Student involvement, training, and development

The training of Antioch's clinical psychology PsyD. students remains at the center of CROPP's mission. Students, working under the supervision of Dr. Fauth, help conduct all CROPP projects. CROPP represents a unique opportunity for student skill development and personal growth. Students who are involved in CROPP often:

Gain invaluable experience while embodying the local clinical-scientist ideal
Enhance their attractiveness to prospective internship sites and employers with rare but in-demand applied research skills
Secure assistantships and/or supervised independent study projects
Develop professional publications, presentations, and dissertation projects

To our knowledge CROPP is the only research center of its kind within the context of a doctoral training program.

Student research consultation

CROPP offers informal methodological and statistical consultation to Antioch University New England PsyD students and faculty conducting applied research projects. Sarah Gates, MA, MS, and Randi Sullivan, BA, currently fill this position.

Student involvement in CROPP projects:

Keene State College Suicide Prevention Program Evaluation
Sarah Gates, MA, MS and Randi Sullivan, BA

Rural Integrative Care Project
Jason Flick, MA, Cristina Filippelli, BA, Anders Goranson, BA

Monadnock Family Services
Sarah Gates, MA, MS

Psychological Services Center(PSC) Brief Psychotherapy Training Projects
Shawna Boles, MSW, Antoinette Mathisen, MS, Sarah Gates, MA, MS

Antioch Center For Family Therapy & Psychological Services Clinical Feedback System
Shawna Boles, MSW, Greg Gard, PsyD, Joseph Rabiega

Servicenet Time-limited Dynamic Psychotherapy Training Project
Ben Skolnik, PsyD