Adler School of Professional Psychology Catalog 2008 – 2009

Studies on Alcohol, the Journal of Lesbian Studies, and in The Handbook of
Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Public Health: A Practitioner's Guide to
Service, among others.
Julie Chodacki, Ph.D., Core Faculty
Dr. Chodacki earned her Bachelor of Arts degree in philosophy at Harvard
University, her Master of Arts degree in philosophy at University of Illinois at
Chicago, and her Doctor of Psychology degree in clinical psychology at the
Illinois School of Professional Psychology, Chicago Campus. Doctor Chodacki
completed internship in adult psychology at Cambridge Hospital, Harvard
Medical School, and post doctoral fellowship in family systems and health at the
Chicago Center for Family Health and MacNeal Medical Center, University of
Chicago affiliates. She is licensed in clinical psychology, and her professional
interests include social class, resilience and happiness.
Kerry Cochrane, M.A., M.S.W., Faculty Affiliate
Kerry Cochrane is the Director of Library Services, member of the Academic
Leadership Team, and Faculty Affiliate for the Institute on Social Exclusion at
the Adler School of Professional Psychology. She currently serves as Secretary
of Faculty Council and sits on the Student Learning Outcomes Assessment
Program committee. Ms. Cochrane earned her B.A. and M.A. from the
University of Iowa. She also earned a clinical M.S.W. from Loyola University
Chicago, and maintains a small clinical practice. Before coming to the Adler
School, she held faculty appointments at Loyola University Chicago and at
University of Illinois at Chicago. She has extensive experience teaching online
research in psychology and related social sciences at the undergraduate and
graduate level; in academic materials selection in a variety of formats; and in
writing, planning, and administration. As Faculty Fellow she has participated in
the development of the strategic vision for the ISE, the creation of Social
Exclusion Simulations, and proposal writing.
Cristina Cox, Ph.D., Core Faculty
Dr. Cox earned her B.S. in Psychology at Michigan State University and her M.A.
and Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology at Loyola University. She is a Licensed Clinical
Psychologist. Dr. Cox teaches courses in child and adolescent therapy,
ethnocultural diversity, gender diversity, psychological assessment of children,
and clinical seminars. Her additional interests include models of intervention
and assessment with children, integrative psychotherapy, bilingual/bicultural
and language issues, learning disabilities and cognitive deficits, development
and temperament, and consultation in educational settings.
Raymond E. Crossman, Ph.D., President and Core Faculty
Dr. Crossman was appointed the fifth president of the Adler School of
Professional Psychology in 2003. He is a psychologist and family therapist. Dr.
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