Phone: (626) 815-6000 Ext. 5129
Fax: (626) 815-6000 Ext. 5351
Email: drmorrison@apu.edu
David Morrison, Ed.D.
Chair, Department of School Counseling and School Psychology; Associate Professor of Education
School of Education
Profile
Dr. Morrison has been actively involved in educational research for the past 20 years. The primary focus of this effort has been “bridging” theoretical concepts with practical applications. His doctoral dissertation was used in the development of senate bill 370, sponsored by Senator Robert Pressely, which called for accountability of treatment for adjudicated youth. In 1991 he co-founded the Research and Treatment Institute, which provided residential and educational services for severely emotionally disturbed children.
His current research interests are in the area of pediatric neuropsychology. He is actively involved in School Neuropsychological Assessment and hold a faculty position with the Pediatric Neuropsychological Institute (PNI).
His current research interests are in the area of pediatric neuropsychology. He is actively involved in School Neuropsychological Assessment and hold a faculty position with the Pediatric Neuropsychological Institute (PNI).
Education
Post Doctorate Specialization - Clinical Neuropsychology, Fielding Graduate University 2006
Ed.D. - Educational Psychology, United States International University 1992
M.S. - Marriage and Family Therapy, University of Laverne 1981
M.S. - School Counseling, University of LaVerne 1978
B.A. - Psychology, Azusa Pacific University 1976
Ed.D. - Educational Psychology, United States International University 1992
M.S. - Marriage and Family Therapy, University of Laverne 1981
M.S. - School Counseling, University of LaVerne 1978
B.A. - Psychology, Azusa Pacific University 1976
Professional Involvement and Accomplishments
Associations, Boards, Committees
Diplomat: American Board of School Neuropsychology
Diplomat: American Board of School Neuropsychology
Expertise
Child Psychology
Educational Psychology
Marriage and Family Therapy
School Counseling
Courses Taught
Child Psychopathology: Assessment and Treatment (EDPY 637)
Psychoeducational Assessment II (EDPY 682)
Psychoeducational Assessment II (EDPY 682)
Note: This information is current for the 2008-09 academic year. For additional information, please contact the appropriate office.
