Dr. Tony Cellucci's digital files including course syllabi, publications, awards, his CV, reviews, and presentations from his time as a professor in East Carolina's Department of Psychology.
Tony Cellucci is a Clinical Professor in the Department of Pyschology and Director of ECU PASS Clinic. A faculty member at ECU since 2010, Cellucci teaches graduate courses in clinical assessment, adult psychotherapy, supervision, and substance abuse and supervises granduate student practica and research. Prior to his work at ECU, Cellucci worked and taught at Idaho State University, Francis Marion University, and North Carolina Weslyan, and worked as a psychologist outside the university setting.
Dr. Tony Cellucci's digital files including course syllabi, publications, awards, his CV, reviews, and presentations from his time as a professor in East Carolina's Department of Psychology. Additional digital files related to Cellucci's work as the clinical director of the PASS Clinic and the history of the Psychology Department at East Carolina University were added to the Records of the Department of Psychology (UA25-11).
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Scholarship, 2011-2022