Faculty/Staff Information
Alicia Ibaraki
(she/her)
Assistant Professor, Psychological Sciences Department
503-838-9328 | ibarakia@wou.edu
TODD 345
At WOU since
09/16/2017Office Hours
Mon | Tues | Weds | Thurs | Fri |
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10-noon | 2-3:30 | 10-11:30 | ||
On Zoom. Appointments: http://bit.ly/ibarakia |
Course schedule
Winter 2021CRN | Course | Title | Times | Location |
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21019 | PSY403 | PEER ADVISING | M 1600-1650 | ONLINE CRS |
20142 | PSY425 | DRUG & ALCOHOL ASSESSMENT | - | ONLINE CRS |
Education
September 2016 – present
Predoctoral Psychology Clinical Internship
Waianae Coast Comprehensive Health Center (APA Accredited)
Waianae, HI
2014 – present
Doctoral Candidate in Clinical Psychology
University of Oregon (APA & PCSAS Accredited)
Eugene, OR
Dissertation Title: Mechanisms that Perpetuate Health Care Disparities: Physician Stereotypes & Bias
March 2012
Master of Science in Clinical Psychology
University of Oregon (APA & PCSAS Accredited)
Eugene, OR
Thesis Title: Session Content as a Moderator of Treatment Utilization: A Pilot Study
May 2008
Bachelor of Arts in Psychology, with Honors
Pomona College
Claremont, CA
Thesis Title: A Cross-Cultural Comparison of Perceptions of Depression and Attitudes Toward Help-Seeking
Teaching focus
Clinical Psychology
Grants and funding
2015
Applied – AHRQ Grants for Health Services Research Dissertation Program (R36)
Mechanisms that Perpetuate Health Care Disparities: Physician Stereotypes
2015
Qualtrics Behavioral Research Grant, $3000
2007
Pomona College Summer Undergraduate Research Grant, $3600
Awards and honors
Student Leadership Award – 2016
Asian American Psychological Association
Graduate Student Commencement Speaker – 2016
University of Oregon
Norman D. Sundberg Fellowship – 2016
University of Oregon
Dissertation Research Award – 2015
American Psychological Association
Dissertation Award – 2015
Asian American Psychological Association
Travel Award – 2011, 2015
Asian American Psychological Association
Henry V. Howe Scholarship – 2015
University of Oregon
Mental Health & Substance Abuse Services Fellowship – 2014-2016
APA/SAMHSA
Graduate Education Committee Training Award – 2014
University of Oregon
Preliminary Examinations – With Distinction – 2013
Asian American Mental Health Research & Treatment
Best Poster – 2013
Asian American Psychological Association
Mental Health & Substance Abuse Services Fellowship Alternate – 2013
APA/SAMHSA
Clarence & Lucille Dunbar Scholarship – 2013-2014
University of Oregon
Mental Health & Substance Abuse Services Fellowship Honorable Mention – 2012
APA/SAMHSA
Graduate School Research Award – 2011
University of Oregon
Promising Scholar Award – 2010
University of Oregon
Sigma Xi – 2008
Travel Award – 2008
Pomona College
PSI CHI – 2007-2008
Undergraduate courses taught
Mind & Society
MInd & Brain
Psychology Academic Advising
Undergraduate Practicum
Psychopathology
Culture & Mental Health
Dreams
Statistics Tutoring Practicum
Statistical Methods of Psychology
Psychoactive Drugs
Imagination
Culture & Mental Health
Introduction to Psychology
Current research
University of Oregon, 2010-2016
PI: Gordon Nagayama Hall, Ph.D.
Asian American mental health and psychological service utilization
Culturally adapted evidence based treatment
Health disparities in ethnic minority populations
University of Oregon, 2012-2013
PI: Ellito Berkman, Ph.D.
RCT SMS-based smoking cessation intervention
Harborview Medical Center, University of Washington, 2008-2010
PI: Peter Roy-Byrne, M.D.
Brief intervention for problem drug use and abuse in primary care
University of Washington, 2008
PI: Janxin Leu, Ph.D.
Asian immigrant mental health
Pomona College, 2008
PI: Jaime Kurtz, Ph.D.
Savoring as a happiness induction technique
Pomona College, 2007-2008
Co-PIs: Sharon Goto, Ph.D. & Richard Lewis, Ph.D.
Cultural difference in cognition as measure by the n400 ERP
University of Hawaii, 2006
PI: Yiyuan Xu, Ph.D.
Psychometric testing
Publications and Presentations
Ibaraki, A. Y., Wong-Padoongpatt, G., & Carrera, S. Mechanisms that Perpetuate Health Care Disparities:
Physician Stereotype & Bias. (August 2016). Invited Session at Asian American Psychological
Association Annual Conference, Denver, CO.
Hall, G. C. N., Ibaraki, A. Y., Huang, E. R., Marti, C. N. & Stice, E. A Meta-Analysis of Cultural Adaptations of Psychological Interventions. (July 2016). Poster at the International Congress of Psychology, Yokohama, Japan.
Ibaraki, A. Y., Mio, J., Mock, M., Sharma, R., Hall, G. N. C., & Sun, X. Conversations about Fresh of the Boat. (August 2015). Interactive Session at Asian American Psychological Association Annual Conference, Toronto, Canada.
Ibaraki, A.Y., Leong, F. T. L., & Lee, R. Health Disparities in Asian American Populations. (June 2014).
Symposium at APA Division 45 Biennial Conference, Eugene, OR.
Ibaraki, A.Y. Pulling Back the Curtain: Psychotherapy and Asian Americans. (July 2013). Poster at Asian
American Psychological Association Annual Conference, Honolulu, HI.
Yee, A., Hall, G. C. N., Lau, A., & Zane, N. Broadening the Appeal of Asian American Psychology. (August
2012). Symposium at Asian American Psychological Association Annual Conference, Orlando, FL.
Yee, A. Minority Report: Racial Match and Client Treatment Utilization (August 2011). Poster at Asian
American Psychological Association Annual Conference, Washington, DC.
Hall, G. C. N. & Yee, A. Trickle-down mental health policy: Addressing the neglect of Asian Americans. (2011, April). Invited paper presented at AAPI State of the Science: Mental Health and Treatment Issues for Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders Conference, Los Angeles.
Yee, A. Attitudes Toward Help-Seeking in Chinese, Chinese-American, and Caucasian College Students (April
2011). Poster at AAPI State of the Science: Mental Health and Treatment Issues for Asian Americans
and Pacific Islanders Conference, Los Angeles.
Ando, Y., Yee, A., Huang, C, Goto, S. G., & Lewis, R. S. The N400 as a measure of cultural differences in
scene perception (April, 2008). Poster at the annual meeting of the Cognitive Neuroscience Society, San
Francisco, CA.
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