Black Psychology, White Spaces: Reflections on 27 years as a Black Clinical Psychologist
30
Oct
Wed
Part of the Office of Black Student Affairs and Intercollegiate Department of Africana Studies' Centering Blackness Series.
Join us for a talk in The Centering Blackness Series with Drs. Monique Levermore and Eric Hurley.
Dr. Monique Levermore is the Founder of Levermore Psychological Services — a clinical/consulting private psychology practice incorporated in Florida, with sattelite offices in Miami, West Palm Beach, and Orlando, Florida. Dr. Levermore's unorthodox private practice was partnered with a variety of state agencies to provide services to underserved and marginalized children and adults. A graduate of Howard University (Ph.D., Clinical Psychology), she currently serves as a full professor and the program director of the APA accredited Clinical Psychology Ph.D. program at Alliant International University — California School of Professional Psychology in Los Angeles.
Dr. Eric Hurley (Chair, IDAs; Professor of Psychological Science & Africana Studies at Pomona College) will host a Q&A with Dr. Levermore sharing her career journey, lived experiences, and reflections on trailblazing in a predominantly white field.
About the Series
Offering a unique opportunity to discuss multidisciplinary topics outside the classroom that center Black experiences, Centering Blackness is where Black culture, identity, and academics meet in a comfortable, open forum.
Open to all 7C students, faculty, and staff. All majors and disciplines welcome.
OBSA is located at 139 E. 7th Street. The bungalow is through the garden behind the main house.
Event Information
Organization
- Office of Black Student Affairs
- Intercollegiate Department of Africana Studies