Judith Malone Email and Phone Number

Clinical Psychologist• Private Practice Psychologist since 1999 approved provider for First Nations and Inuit Health, Correctional Services Canada, and Workers Compensation Board (Alberta and Manitoba) in addition to considerable clinical supervision• Educator various settings with particular focus on remote and Indigenous communities

Rural Private Practice

Key Achievements • Middle States Accreditation, Steering Committee, and Institutional and Student Assessment Working Groups, 2008-2010• Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, Faculty Council, 2011 to 2014 and Planning, Pedagogy, and Research Symposium, 2020 and Internal Structure Review Steering Committee, 2010-2011 • Ministerial appointment to the Board of Governors (academic rep), 2006-2012

Key Achievements • Doubled membership, increased revenue by three times, and orchestrated a four-fold increase in services by leading with strategic vision, using value-based brand development, and integrating technological advancements to position the professional association as a national and global leader. • Authored and delivered 35 policy briefs to Ministries and Ministerial Panels of the Government of Alberta and Canada with interdisciplinary collaboration 17 others.• Realized a new Red Cross policy through knowledge translation of evidence-based practices to improve trauma treatment and protocols following natural disasters.

Key Achievements • Managed nearly one million in research and award funding by securing, facilitating, and fostering community-based participatory action research projects to advance psychological health and challenge health disparities and inequities.• Active in fostering interdisciplinary international contacts by volunteer leadership and scholarly collaborations to inspire global psychological health social policy considerations. • Appointed to leadership roles in major professional roles provincially, nationally, and internationally.

Psychology 420: Ethics and Current Issues in Psychology, 2010ongoing:Psychology 424: Honors DissertationPsychology 530: Masters DissertationPsychology 722: Doctoral Dissertation

Aboriginal Teacher Education ProgramEducational Psychology

Undergraduate Psychology

Bonnyville & St. Paul

St. Paul, Frog Lake First Nation, Goodfish Lake First Nation, & surrounding communities