Kelli McClintock

Passionate about pursuing a counseling profession to support individuals facing challenges through active listening, interpersonal skills, and empathetic understanding. Practiced professionalism in a variety of workforces. Focuses on teamwork skills by working with other employees and giving clients the best experiences for high retention rates. Extremely hardworking, disciplined, and bright people skills. Eager to continue learning and developing higher skills. Highly value equality and embracing all cultures.

• Uncovering disparities and inequality toward diverse racial and ethnic groups.
• Interest in further research to implement laws that establish those higher forms of equality.

• Undergraduate Senior Research Project 2024
• Department of Psychology, UAU
• Research project uncovering college students racial implicit bias through the Harvard RACE IAT and documenting their reactions to the test (surprise, disagreement, agreement, etc.).
• Supervisor Dr. Trudy Holmes-Caines

Kelli, M. (2024). Implicit Bias: Individuals’ Reactions to Unveiling Bias through the Race IAT. Poster session presented at Union Adventist University, Lincoln, Nebraska.

Magna Cum Laude

• Current accumulative GPA 3.812
• Awarded to undergraduate students with a GPA of 3.750 or higher at Union Adventist University. Qualified to receive honor and is expected to be presented upon graduation of May 2025.

• American Psychology Association (APA) Undergraduate Member
• Read articles on current research in the field of Psychology

Provisional Alcohol & Drug Counselor (Expected May 2025)