Teaching Assistant Dec 1997 – May 1999, Jan – May 2001 Taught nine laboratory sections and three discussion sections of Introductory Psychology. Instructor of Personality Jan May 1999, Sept Dec 1999 – – Instructor for two courses of Introduction to Personality. Designed, taught, and graded course. Received strong student evaluations both semesters. Grading Assistant Jan May 1998 – Grading assistant for special writing section of an abnormal psychology course. Posters, Presentations, and Invited Talks Drwal, J. (2012, July). Invited Integrating smoking cessation into PTSD care: A clinical case. talk, Tobacco Use Cessation Clinical Update Series Audio Conference, Washington, DC. Drwal, J. (2008, June). Invited talk, What makes meditation work? A mediational analysis. Department of Psychology, University of North Carolina, Wilmington. Drwal, J. (2007, July). The curative mechanisms of meditation: the effects of meditation on Paper presented at the annual meeting of the mindfulness, rumination, and perfectionism. Stress and Anxiety Research Society. Drwal, (2007, May). Academic contingencies of self-worth as a moderator J., & O’Brien, K. Poster presented at the annual American Psychological Society of depression. Convention, Washington, D. C. Drwal, J. (2006, May). Poster A pilot study of cognition during a positive marital interaction. presented at the annual American Psychological Society Convention, New York. Drwal, J. (2004, April). Is ignorance bliss? The effects of empathic accuracy and attachment Poster presented at the annual Rocky Mountain avoidance on relationship satisfaction. Psychological Association Convention, Reno, NV. Ulaszek, W.R., Harvey, E.H., Danforth, J.S., McKee, T.E., & Drwal, J. (2002, August). The Poster relationship between parents' appraisals of parent training and parenting. presented at the annual American Psychological Association Convention, Chicago, IL. Drwal, J., & Schwarz, J. C. (2002, March). Instrumentality and Adjustment: Too many raters Poster presented at the annual Eastern Psychological Association can spoil the soup. Convention, Boston, MA.
Teaching Assistant Dec 1997 – May 1999, Jan – May 2001 Taught nine laboratory sections and three discussion sections of Introductory Psychology. Instructor of Personality Jan – May 1999, Sept – Dec 1999 Instructor for two courses of Introduction to Personality. Designed, taught, and graded course. Received strong student evaluations both semesters. Grading Assistant Jan – May 1998 Grading assistant for special writing section of an abnormal psychology course. Posters, Presentations, and Invited Talks Drwal, J. (2012, July). Integrating smoking cessation into PTSD care: A clinical case. Invited talk, Tobacco Use Cessation Clinical Update Series Audio Conference, Washington, DC. Drwal, J. (2008, June). What makes meditation work? A mediational analysis. Invited talk, Department of Psychology, University of North Carolina, Wilmington. Drwal, J. (2007, July). The curative mechanisms of meditation: the effects of meditation on mindfulness, rumination, and perfectionism. Paper presented at the annual meeting of the Stress and Anxiety Research Society. Drwal, J., & O’Brien, K. (2007, May). Academic contingencies of self-worth as a moderator of depression. Poster presented at the annual American Psychological Society Convention, Washington, D. C. Drwal, J. (2006, May). A pilot study of cognition during a positive marital interaction. Poster presented at the annual American Psychological Society Convention, New York. Drwal, J. (2004, April). Is ignorance bliss? The effects of empathic accuracy and attachment avoidance on relationship satisfaction. Poster presented at the annual Rocky Mountain Psychological Association Convention, Reno, NV. Ulaszek, W.R., Harvey, E.H., Danforth, J.S., McKee, T.E., & Drwal, J. (2002, August). The relationship between parents' appraisals of parent training and parenting. Poster presented at the annual American Psychological Association Convention, Chicago, IL. Drwal, J., & Schwarz, J. C. (2002, March). Instrumentality and Adjustment: Too many raters can spoil the soup. Poster presented at the annual Eastern Psychological Association Convention, Boston, MA.
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