Dr. Jill Sudak-Allison
Title: Associate Professor of Psychology & Human Service
Dept.: Neuroscience, Psychology
Office: Rasmussen Center 227
Academic History
- Ph.D., Iowa State University - Human Development and Family Studies (2001)
- M.A., Drake University, Psychology (1988)
- B.A., Drake University, Psychology major, English minor (1985)
Start Date at Grand View
Areas of Expertise
- Mental Health
- Marriage and Family Therapy
- Diagnosis
- Social Psychology
- Abnormal Psychology
- Counseling
- Internship
- Practicum
- Human Services
Scholarly Research / Publications
- NOHS, National Conference, Committee Member, January, 2017-October 21, 2017
- NOHS Proposal Reviewer, March 21, 2017
- OTPR Reviewer, January 12, 2017
- Sent in Proposal to MPA, Nov, 2016. Five proposals accepted for MPA, April 20-22, 2017
- Poster Accepted for NITOP, January 3-6, 2017, "Increasing Human Service Students' Sense of 'Employment Worth and Career Negotiation Skills"
- Celebration of Vocation Reception, April 11-14, 2016
- Poster Accepted for NITOP, January 2-6, 2016, "Three Majors: Poster Symposium for Engaging all Learners of Psychology, Human Services & Education"
- Proposal Reviewer for OTRP, January, 2016
- Proposal Reviewer for NOHS, December, 2015
- Proposal Reviewer for 2016 MWHOS Conference, October, 2015
- Sudak-Allison, J.R. (2010). Coping with Holiday Stress and Recover the Happiness of Holidays. Welcome Home, 10:8, 43
- Keoughan, P., Joanning, H., & Sudak-Allison, J.R. (2001). Child Access and visitation following divorce: A growth area for marriage and family therapy. American Journal of Family Therapy, 29:155-163
- Williams, K.B., Radefield, P.S., Binning, J.F., & Sudak, J.R. (May, 1993). When job candidates are "hard-" versus "easy-to-get" Effects of candidate availability on employment decisions. Journal of Applied Social Psychology, 93, 23, 3, 169-198
Honors & Awards
- Principal Financial Development Grant, awarded funding for Start Smart
- License (3 year award) and AAUW membership (April, 2016)
- Mini grant awarded, January, 2016
- Mini grant awarded, August 24, 2015
- Mini grant awarded, December 17, 2014
- Mini grant awarded to Begin a Human Services Club, Aug, 2014
- Mary Catherine Scholarship (1997-1998)
- Helen G. Easter Scholarship (1996-1997)
- Damaris Pease Family and Consumer Sciences Scholarship (1995-1996)
- ISU College of Family and Consumer Sciences Alumni Association Graduate Scholarship (1995-1996)
Professional Memberships
- AAUW, member (June 2016)
- NITOP, member (January 2016)
- NOHS, member, beginning of an Honors Society for Students at Grand View University (August 2014)
- Human Service Advisory Committee, member (October 2014)
Certificates
- LMHC - Licensed Mental Health Counselor, State of Iowa (1992 - present)
- LMFT - Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, State of Iowa (1999 - present)
- Certified in EMDR
- Certified in Family Law Mediation
- Critical Incident and Stress Debriefing
Questions & Answers
What makes Grand View unique among other universities?
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We provide our students with practical skill and knowledge that they apply while still in college so that when they leave they have relevant experience to springboard to the next level.
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What is your favorite part about working at Grand View?
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My favorite part about working at Grand View is hands down the students and my colleagues.
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