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Cyndra Krogen-Morton Curriculum Vitae Education CYNDRA KROGEN-MORTON CURRICULUM VITAE EDUCATION 2000 Master of Arts, Counseling Psychology- Transpersonal Specialization John F. Kennedy University, Orinda, California 1993 Bachelor of Arts, Psychology California State University, Sacramento FIELDS OF INTEREST Young Adult Development Stress Management Running Yoga Holistic Health and Wellness Motivational Counseling Sexual Violence Prevention and Education Alcohol, Tobacco and Other Drug Prevention and Education PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Visiting Lecturer August 2018-present Stephen F. Austin State University Department of Kinesiology and Health Science, Nacogdoches, TX • Prepare and administer lectures and lessons for undergraduate level health classes Title IX Compliance Specialist July 2016-August 2018 Stephen F. Austin State University Title IX Office, Nacogdoches, TX • Develop and deliver training and educational presentations to diverse audiences in academic classes, student organizations, residence life, and athletics related to sexual violence, gender discrimination, and sexual harassment • Grant writing, development, and oversight • Recruit, select, train and supervise students for university peer health education program • Coordinate and implement outreach activities • Chairperson of university LGBTQ+ advisory committee and sexual violence prevention advisory committee • Oversight of mandatory student training compliance • Supervise Title IX student managers • Hear and adjudicate student conduct violations • Create student and employee training modules and educational literature Visiting Lecturer January 2012-Present Stephen F. Austin State University Department of Kinesiology and Health Science, Nacogdoches, TX • Prepare and administer lectures and lessons for undergraduate level health classes o Core Concepts in Health (HSC 121) o Social Health and Sexual Interaction (HSC 425) o Senior Seminar (HSC 470) o Consumer Health (HSC 337) o Applications in Health Promotion (HSC 475) Cyndra Krogen-Morton 2 o Substance Prevention Education (HSC 351) • Assess and evaluate student academic performance • Advise students of potential health-related internship and career opportunities • Develop curriculum for new upper division, undergraduate class • Coordinate partnerships with local non-profit organizations to provide community education and outreach activities for undergraduate students • Coordinate internships for an average of 40 students per semester • Serve on university and college committees Yoga Instructor August 2014-present Stephen F. Austin State University Employee Wellness Program • Plan classes for various levels of skill and fitness ability • Provide instruction to yoga students with varying levels of skill Yoga Instructor May 2011-June 2013 Morning Glory Yoga Studio, Nacogdoches, TX • Plan classes for various levels of skill and fitness ability • Provide instruction to yoga students with varying levels of skill • Established running group to complement studio mission • Promote studio activities at community events Career Services Advisor March 2012 – May 2012 Stephen F. Austin State University Career Services Department, Nacogdoches, TX • Administer and deliver results of personality inventories for undergraduate students • Advise students regarding academic majors and potential career goals • Assess and offer feedback about student and alumni resumes • Conduct mock interviews and provide feedback • Facilitate presentations about conducting a job search and Career Services programs Health Educator November 2000-April 2011 Sacramento State Student Health and Counseling Services Health and Wellness Promotion, Sacramento, CA • Provided alcohol, tobacco and other drug counseling, assessment and intervention for students from a variety of multicultural, ethnic and socioeconomic backgrounds including mandatory sessions for student athletes, residents and students referred by judicial affairs • Grant writing, development and oversight • Chairperson, Sacramento State Alcohol Advisory Council • Developed learning outcomes for alcohol, tobacco and other drug education program activities • Conducted ongoing assessment of program activities • Oversight and provision of mandatory alcohol education classes for campus alcohol policy violators • Recruited, selected, trained and supervised student facilitators for alcohol education classes • Oversight of program budget and spending including departmental and grant funding • Coordinated and implemented outreach activities (e.g. Sacramento State Wellness Fair) • Served as Area Two Consultant for the BACCHUS Peer Education Network • Supervised part-time, temporary Health Education Assistant • Developed and provided educational presentations and training for academic classes, departments, student clubs and organizations at Sacramento State and in the community • Supervised alcohol, tobacco and other drug education program student employees Cyndra Krogen-Morton 3 • Developed curriculum for Peer Health Educator internship • Recruited, selected, trained and supervised students for alcohol, tobacco and other drug internship (Peer Health Educator program) • Chairperson, Student Affairs Horizontal Assessment Team - Wellness Assessment • Worked collaboratively with various campus departments and community organizations including Residential Life and Housing, Athletics, Judicial Affairs, Campus Recreation, and the Sacramento City Police Department • Chaired and served on campus selection and hiring committees • Developed written educational, promotional and web-based materials for alcohol, tobacco and other drug education • Responsible for Drug Free Schools and Communities Act compliance for Sacramento State • Chairperson, Sacramento County Tobacco Control Coalition Youth and Young Adult Subcommittee • Co-Chairperson, Sacramento Youth and Alcohol Stakeholders’ Coalition Social Host Ordinance Subcommittee • Anonymous HIV/AIDS test counselor Marriage and Family Therapist Intern September 2009-May 2010 Counseling and Psychological Services California State University, Sacramento • Provided counseling to individual student clients with a variety of presenting issues • Facilitated stress management group for Housing and Residential Life students • Tracked client progress and attendance through Titanium software program Instructor August 2002-April 2011 Sacramento State Interdisciplinary Studies Department, Sacramento, CA • Served as adjunct faculty for Interdisciplinary Studies 195A course • Developed program through which peer educators received academic credit for participation • Developed curriculum to include topics related to health education and promotion issues Group Running Coach August 2008-March 2011 Fleet Feet Sports, Sacramento, CA • Provided brief educational seminars to runners, run/walkers and walkers about proper running form, hydration and fueling, injury prevention and more • Planned and implemented speed and long workouts Trainer May 2006-March 2011 D-PREP, Sacramento, CA • Provided mandatory training to California Campus Security Officers • Training addressed suicide prevention, personality disorders and working with special needs students Peer Cessation and Training Consultant June 2001-June 2009 BREATHE California-Sacramento Emigrant Trails, Sacramento, CA • Developed curriculum and training for peer-to-peer tobacco intervention and cessation program • Taught tobacco education and counseling techniques to high school and college student volunteers • Supervised interventions at outreach events • Created tobacco education literature for youth and young adult tobacco users • Created and facilitated professional development training for student volunteers as needed Health Education Instructor January 2003-October 2006 Cyndra Krogen-Morton 4 Kaiser Permanente North Valley Sacramento, CA • Taught tobacco cessation classes for Kaiser members at facilities throughout Sacramento region • Researched and disseminated information regarding up-to-date tobacco and health-related issues and cessation strategies TEACHING EXPERIENCE Summer 2 2016 Adjunct Instructor, Stephen F. Austin State University Social Health and Sexual Interaction Online course. Study of biological, psychological and sociological aspects of human sexuality for Health Science and Kinesiology majors (1 section, 37 students) Internship Coordinator Oversight of students engaging in fieldwork experience in health promotion (1 section, 42 students) Spring 2016 Visiting Lecturer, Stephen F. Austin State University Senior Seminar Capstone experience for Health Science students includes professional development, community outreach planning and field-based learning project. (2 sections, 54 students) Core Concepts in Health (1 sections, 44 students) Study of the multi-dimensional factors that affect health. Including service -earning project in both sections. (2 sections, 80 students) Social Health and Sexual Interaction Study of biological, psychological and sociological aspects of human sexuality for Health Science and Kinesiology majors (1 section, 49 students) Internship Coordinator Oversight of students engaging in fieldwork experience in health promotion (1 section, 44 students) Yoga Kinesiology activity class that addresses concepts and practice of yoga (1 section, 17 students) Peer Education Program Coordinator/Advisor (SFA Student Wellness Action Team) Founding, oversight and training of peer health education organization (25 students) Fall 2015 Visiting Lecturer, Stephen F. Austin State University Senior Seminar Capstone experience for Health Science students includes
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