The Psychological Services Center (PSC) is staffed by a Director, Assistant Director, Secretary, and both graduate students and faculty in the Psychology and Counseling Department. Listed below are the leadership staff of the clinic.
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Dr. Palmiter is the Director of the PSC. He is also a Professor of Psychology and Director of Practicum and Internships for the Psy.D. program. He has been at Marywood since 1998. Dr. Palmiter also teaches graduate courses in child psychopathology, child psychotherapy, applied practicum and psychological testing. His scholarship interests include the integration of positive psychology into child clinical psychology and the integration of contemporary technologies into clinical service delivery.
palmiter@marywood.edu
Dr. Palmiter's website
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Ms. Karen Osborne is the PSC's Secretary. She is a graduate of Lackawanna Jr. College holding an Associates Degree in Secretarial Science. She has previously worked in the Communication Sciences and Disorders Deparetment and Graduate Admissions.
klosborne@marywood.edu
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Sarah Killian has a graduate student assistantship in the PSC. She received her B.A in Psychology from Allegheny College in 2007. She is currently a second year student in Marywood's masters of clinical psychology program. Her clinical interests include geropsychology, , psychological testing, and neuropsychology. Sarah is interested in conducting research on aging, life-satisfaction, and traumatic brain injury outcomes.
sakillian@m.marywood.edu
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Salina Santore has a graduate assistantship in the PSC. She received her B.A. degree in Psychology and a minor in clinical counseling from the College of Saint Rose in 2010. She is currently a second year student in Marywood's Psy.D. program. She is interested in studying in the fields of eating disorders and art therapy.
sasantore@m.marywood.edu
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Clinical Supervisors
- J. Palmiter, Jr., Ph.D., ABPP
- F. DeMatteo, Ed.D, NASP
- V. Monastra, Ph.D, BCIA, CPQ.
- J. Muse-Burke, Ph.D.
- R. Noble, Ph.D
- V. Stewart, Psy.D.
has a graduate student assistantship in the PSC. She received her B.A in Psychology from Allegheny College in 2007. She is currently a second year student in Marywood's masters of clinical psychology program. Her clinical interests include geropsychology, , psychological testing, and neuropsychology. Sarah is interested in conducting research on aging, life-satisfaction, and traumatic brain injury outcomes.
