Background
Schreck, Kimberly A was born on January 19, 1970 in Bucyrus, Ohio, United States.
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Kimberly A Schreck
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Bachelor, Capital University, Bexley, Oh, 1992. Master of Arts, Ohio State University, 1997. Doctor of Philosophy, Ohio State University, 1997.
Career
Mental retardation specialist Crittenton Family Services, Columbus, Ohio, 1992—1993. Psychometrician Children's Hospital, 1993—1997. Graduate administrative associate The Ohio State University, 1992—1997.
Postdoctoral fellow in pediatrics psychology Children's Hospital, 1997—1999. Assistant professor of psychology Pennsylvania State University, Harrisburg, since 1999. Consultant in field, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, since 1999.
Associate editor Behavioral Interventions Journal, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, since 2000. Adjunct instructor psychology Capital University, Bexley, 1998.
Achievements
Membership
Member of American Psychological Association, American Association on Mental Retardation (Academy Dissertation Symposium award 1998), Pa, Association for Behavior Analysis (member at large 2000-2002, exec council member-at-large since 2000), Association for Behavior Analysis, Psi Chi (president of capital University chapter 1991-1992).
Connections
Daughter of Linda L Clady-Kelley and Robert D Clady. Married Timothy M Schreck. Children: Andrew M. children: Robert E.
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Religion
United Methodist
Awards
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Recipient The Doctor and Mistress Carl Ackerman Alumni prize, Capital University, 1992, The Nellie Patrik Schoonover award for outstanding achievement in psychology, 1992, Young Alumni Achievement award, 2003. Fellow, Ohio Board of Regents, 1992-1994, Collegiate fellow, Capital University, since 1998. Grantee, Pennsylvania State Capital College Research Council, 2000-2001, Children's Hospital Research Foundation, 1998-1999.Recipient The Doctor and Mistress Carl Ackerman Alumni prize, Capital University, 1992, The Nellie Patrik Schoonover award for outstanding achievement in psychology, 1992, Young Alumni Achievement award, 2003. Fellow, Ohio Board of Regents, 1992-1994, Collegiate fellow, Capital University, since 1998. Grantee, Pennsylvania State Capital College Research Council, 2000-2001, Children's Hospital Research Foundation, 1998-1999.