Michelle P. Lange
Senior Lecturer
Forbes Hall 2034
(757) 594-7643
michelle.lange@cnu.edu
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Education
- Psy D in Clinical Psychology, University of Hartford
- MA in Clinical Practices in Psychology, University of Hartford
- BA in Psychology and English Studies, The College of William and Mary
Teaching
Abnormal Psychology, Psychotherapy, Mental Health Stigma and Advocacy, Research Methods, Psychopharmacology, Introduction to Psychology
Research
clinical psychology, optimizing therapy, college student mental health, neurodivergent mental health
Biography
Dr. Lange received her BA from the College of William & Mary, and her MA and Psy.D. in Clinical Psychology from the University of Hartford. She is a Licensed Clinical Psychologist, and has been teaching in CNU's Department of Psychology since 2010.
Selected Accomplishments
- Provost’s Award for Excellence in Teaching Student Writing, CNU Provost's Office. (2016)
- Ferguson Fellowship Award, CNU Center for Community Engagement. (2014)
- Faculty Development Fund Award, CNU. (2014)
- Michelle Lange,, American Council on Education Virginia Women's Network Conference, "Caring Through Community," Williamsburg, VA. (2023)
- Michelle Lange, Southeastern Psychological Association Annual Conference, "Creating a Local Mental Health Information Resource," Hilton Head, SC. (2023)
- Michelle Lange,, American Council on Education Virginia Women's Network Conference, "Mentoring Female Colleagues," Roanoke, VA. (2022)
- Michelle Lange, Southeastern Psychological Association Annual Conference, "Creating a Local Mental Health Information Resource," New Orleans, LA. (2022)
- Michelle Lange, Samantha Renner, Emily Cox, Brooke Wilkinson, Caroline Daniels, Southeastern Psychological Association Annual Conference, "Counseling Center Web Presence: Implicit Stigma or Support for Help-Seeking?," virtual due to COVID-19. (2020)
- Michelle Lange, Victoria Rouse-Holifield, Mollie Valorose, Graciela Gimpel, Southeastern Psychological Association Annual Conference, "Effect of Patient Goal-Monitoring on Therapy Success and Satisfaction Outcomes.," virtual due to COVID-19. (2020)
- Michelle Lange, Southeastern Psychological Association Annual Conference, "An “invisible minority”: Recognizing and supporting students with military affiliations," Charleston, SC. (2018)
- Michelle Lange, Southeastern Psychological Association Annual Conference, "Student distress: Navigating university resources," Charleston, SC. (2018)
- Michelle Lange, Emma Burge, Southeastern Psychological Association Annual Conference, "Sexual consent: Discrepancies between college students’ knowledge, attitudes, and behavioral endorsements.," Charleston, SC. (2018)