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Faibisch, Loren was born on April 21, 1963 in New London, Connecticut, United States.
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Loren Faibisch
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Loren Faibisch, American Psychologist. Avocations: horseback riding, cooking, canoeing.
F C. Recipient grant for graduate women, Radcliffe, 1994, dissertation research award Harvard Graduate School, 1994, APA dissertation research award, 1993, Twitty-Milsap Sterban award, 1992, Disability Studies fellow, 1995-1997,Switzer research fellow, 1996-1997. Member Society Disabilities Studies, APA, Society for Study of Psychological Social Issues.
Education
Bachelor, Columbia University, 1986. Master of Education, Harvard University, 1989. Doctor of Education, Harvard University, 1995.
Career
Counselor, Boston English H.S., 1986-1988;
psychology clinician, Department Social Superior vena cava syndrome, Boston, 1989-1990;
psychology trainee, Dimock Comm. Health Center, Roxbury, Massachusetts, 1990-1991;
intern, Boston City Hospital, 1989-1991;
teaching fellow, Harvard Graduate School, Cambridge, Massachusetts, 1991-1992;
consultant, U. Massachusetts, Boston, 1993;
fellow in disability study, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, 1995-1997. Appointee to dean's committee, Harvard Graduate School, Cambridge, Massachusetts, 1991-1992.
Counselor Women's Counseling Project, n.Y.C., 1985-1986. Administrator/consultant Superior vena cava syndrome for Physically Disabled, Somerville, Massachusetts, since 1980.
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Member Society Disabilities Studies, American Psychological Association, Society for Study of Psychological Social Issues.
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1 child, Heather.
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American
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Recipient grant for graduate women, Radcliffe, 1994, dissertation research award Harvard Graduate School, 1994, American Psychological Association dissertation research award, 1993, Twitty-Milsap Sterban award, 1992, Disability Studies fellow, 1995-1997, Switzer research fellow, 1996-1997.Recipient grant for graduate women, Radcliffe, 1994, dissertation research award Harvard Graduate School, 1994, American Psychological Association dissertation research award, 1993, Twitty-Milsap Sterban award, 1992, Disability Studies fellow, 1995-1997, Switzer research fellow, 1996-1997.