Lucia Ciciolla

Since my arrival at OSU, I have taught three graduate courses and one undergraduate course. These teaching assignments include core courses in our clinical psychology graduate program [Clinical Supervision (PSYC 6640) and Psychopathology (PSYC 5113)], as well as a graduate course for the Infant Mental Health Certificate Program in HDFS [Reflective Practice (HDFS 5193], and an undergraduate course [Child Clinical Psychology (PSYC 2443)]. I also contribute to OSU's instructional mission by mentoring graduate students, serving on thesis and dissertation committees, supervising undergraduate research and teaching (enrollments in PSYC 4990 and PSYC 3990), and mentoring students in the McNair Scholars Program and our department's summer American Indians into Psychology program.


Since 2017, I have also served as a hub member of the Pediatric Behavioral and Emotional Health ECHO (Extension for Community Healthcare Outcomes) through the OSU Center for Health Sciences. Project ECHO is a global organization that provides collaborative specialty medical education and care management for rural and underserved communities in a virtual learning environment. This teaching and outreach role has helped to establish my expertise in clinical child psychology in the state and to advance the land-grant mission of OSU.