t 2015 North Carolina Licensed Psychologist EFTA00024760 --- PAGE BREAK --- Dawn M. Hughes, Ph.D. ABPP Page 2 of 7 PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS American Psychological Association (APA) American Psychology and Law Society Division of Trauma Psychology Psychologists in Independent Practice Society for the Psychology of Women

both plaintiff and defense • Has done some Title IX work for colleges consulting with both college attorneys and defense attorneys • Involved in American Psychological Association and Rhode Island Psychological Association • Treat clients for anxiety, depression, grief; also treats adults abused as kids; do work for PTSD fir

notice if the Government elects to do so. I. Disclosure by the Government Dr. is the President-Elect of the Division of Trauma Psychology of the American Psychological Association ("APA"). Dr. has practiced psychology since earning her Ph.D. in 1995, and she is currently a clinical instructor at the Alpert Medical School of

ide notice if the Government elects to do so. I. Disclosure by the Government is the President-Elect of the Division of Trauma Psychology of the American Psychological Association ("APA"). Dr. has practiced psychology since earning her Ph.D. in 1995, and she is currently a clinical instructor at the Alpert Medical School of

both plaintiff and defense • Has done some Title IX work for colleges consulting with both college attorneys and defense attorneys • Involved in American Psychological Association and Rhode Island Psychological Association • Treat clients for anxiety, depression, grief; also treats adults abused as kids; do work for PTSD fir

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