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SCPDS
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| Terence Hannigan, Ph.D.,
ABPP |
| Director of the Counseling Center |
| thanniga@stevens.edu
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| Tel: 201-216-5177 |
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Dr. Terence Hannigan, Ph.D., ABPP is
the Director of Stevens’ Student Counseling, Psychological, and
Disability Services. He earned a B.A. and M.A. from New York
University, an M.S. from Long Island University, a Master of
Philosophy and Ph.D. (1998) in Counseling Psychology from
Teachers College, Columbia University. Dr. Hannigan completed
his internship at Hudson River Psychiatric Center, Poughkeepsie,
NY and a residency at Deer Oaks Mental Health Associates,
Laredo, Texas.
Prior to coming to Stevens he served as
Director of Student Counseling Services and Disability Services
for Students at Texas A&M International University, Laredo
Texas. He is board certified in Counseling Psychology with the
American Board of Professional Psychology.
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Dr. Erika January, Ph.D. is a staff
psychologist. She earned her B.A. from Haverford College, a M.A.
from Teachers College, Columbia University, and a Ph.D. from
Fordham University (2003). She completed her internship at the
Pace University Counseling Center. She completed externships in
the August Aichhorn Residential Adolescent Treatment Center and
in the counseling centers at Fordham University and The College
of New Jersey.
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Adam Rosen, Psy.D.. |
| Staff Psychologist |
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arosen@stevens.edu |
| tel 201-216-5511,
mailbox #2 |
| fax 201-216-5629 |
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Dr. Adam Rosen is a staff
psychologist who earned a B.A. from the University of
Michigan-Ann Arbor and a Psy.D. from the Illinois School of
Professional Psychology-Chicago. Dr. Rosen completed a therapy
externship at the University of Illinois at Chicago Counseling
Center, a fellowship at the Fordham University Counseling and
Psychological Services Center, and was most recently a staff
member at the Adelphi University Student Counseling Center. Dr.
Rosen’s specialty areas include adult development, masculinity
and gender role conflict, anger management, romantic and
relational issues, and adjustment difficulties.
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Dr. Jodi Streich, Ph.D. joined Stevens
as a staff psychologist in 2008. She earned her M.A.
and Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology from Adelphi University,
Derner Institute of Advanced Psychological Studies.
She completed her doctoral training at the Rusk Institute
of Rehabilitation Medicine, New York University Medical
Center in Manhattan. Dr. Streich completed her postdoctoral
fellowship in clinical neuropsychology. She currently
runs an Adult Substance Abuse Program at Hoboken University
Medical Center and teaches Psychology courses at Stevens
Institute.
Dr. Streich also served as the World Trade Center Coordinator
in Northern New Jersey during her graduate training.
Her dissertations and research interests focused on
the longitudinal impact of 9/11 on the corporate population
and the prevalence of somatization and alexithymia.
Her clinical interests include trauma, post-traumatic
stress, anxiety and depression, and substance related
issues. Dr. Streich works part-time at the Student Counseling,
Psychological and Disability Services.
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In Case of Emergency please contact Campus Police: 201 - 216 - 5325
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