Maria Dragulin

• Professional Student Senate Research Development Fund Recipient, Fall 2019
• Research Assistantship Award, academic years 2014-2015, 2015-2016

Scholarships;

• ​Recipient of the Juan Yung Trust west scholarship (Granted by the PCC Foundation during Fall 2008).
• Recipient of the J & J Inc scholarship (Granted by the PCC foundation during Fall 2009).

• Dragulin, M., Baggett, N., Dingle, T. (2020, October). Trait mindfulness, ADHD, and symptom burden manifestation.[Symposium]. Western Psychological Association, virtual conference.

• Knowlton, C., Poole, M., LeRoy, A., Dragulin, M., (2018, June). Evaluation of a Trauma Informed Care School Program. Poster presented at Emerging Evaluator Conference, Portland, OR.
• Dragulin, M., LeRoy, A., Young, C., & Jacova, C. (2018, May). Mindfulness, Adult ADHD, and Socio Economic Status. Poster presented at the annual meeting of the Diversity Conference, Hillsboro, OR.
• Zumba, M., Dragulin, M., De Boer, D., Ironside, E., Egusquiza J., Pawar, S., & Lafavor T. (2016, February).  Effect of trauma exposure on cognitive functioning in a sample of high-risk adults. Poster accepted for presentation at The INS Forty-Fourth Annual Meeting, Boston, MS.
• Dragulin, M., Kaplan J., & Bergman, A. (2015, May) New impressions: An alternative to the raisin. Poster accepted for presentation at Western Psychological Association Convention, Las Vegas NV.

• Recruitment activities
• Initiation and maintenance of clinical research studies
• Data collection, data entry, study participant registration, and follow-up 
• Submission of study amendments to the Pacific Institutional Review Board
• Data analysis
• Dissemination of research
• Administration of adult neuropsychological assessments 

• 40+ hours per week.
• Participated in the initiation and maintenance of clinical research studies
• Data collection, study patient registration, and follow-up
• Participant recruitment activities
• Specimen handling
• Initiated and maintained consent forms
• Submitted research modifications and adverse experience reports to multiple Institutional Review Boards
• Ensured study personnel completed annual testing and accreditation
• Kept medical records confidential
• Participated in direct patient contact​​

• 5-10 hours per week
• Attended weekly lab meetings and didactic
• Assisted with recruiting human subjects
• Assisted the MRI scan operator​​

• 40 hours per week
• Advocated for youth's mental and physical well-being 
• Modeled appreciation for social and cultural diversity
• Encouraged youth to live and work in their community
• Helped youth build experience in order to find employment
• Lead groups