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Accreditation Report 2002
Core Campuses: Bloomington and Indianapolis
for the National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education
and the Indiana Professional Standards Board

Faculty Vita

David Pellack, M.Ed.

Title: Associate Instructor

Campus: Bloomington
Year of appointment: 1996


Academic Degrees

M.Ed. Cleveland State University 1997 Community Agency Couns.
B.S. John Carroll University 1987 Biochemistry

Professional Experience

1999-2001 Assistant to the Director, Center for Human Growth - I.U.
1999-2000 Associate Instructor, Indiana University
1998-2000 Student Counselor, Hamilton Center, Inc. - Spencer, IN
1998-1999 Assistant Instructor, Indiana University
1986-1986 Teaching Assistant, John Carroll University

Faculty load

100% Teaching

Faculty Teaching

Summer Sessions I & II, 2000 G524 Practicum in Counseling
Fall Semester, 1998 G573 Communication Skills and Interpersonal Relations
Fall Semester, 1998 F205 Human Development Opportunities
Spring Semester, 1998 G573 Communication Skills and Interpersonal Relations

Selected Publications

    Hill, C. L., & Pellack, D. (2000). Psychological assessment in the nursing home: A specialized risk model. Manuscript in preparation.

    Pellack, D. (1998, spring). The ethics of care: Stability over time, gender differences, and correlates in mid-to-late adulthood. (Review). Counseling and Human Development Newsletter of the American Educational Research Association: Division E, 17 (1), 4.

    Pellack, D. (1997). Diagnosis of geriatric clients: A survey of counselor skills. Unpublished master's thesis, Cleveland State University, Cleveland, Ohio.

Current Professional and Academic Association Memberships

    American Psychological Association, Student Affiliate
    American Counseling Association, Student Affiliate
    Indiana Counseling Association, Student Affiliate
    Gerontological Society of America, Student Affiliate

Research Areas

    Analysis of Bloomington community services and attitudes of providers

    Experiences of volunteers with Retired Senior Volunteer Program

    HIV/AIDS education and prevention

    Counselor bias towards elderly clients

Service/Outreach Projects

    Graduate Student Organization - Department Representative p Gerontology Society of America - Campus Representative

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