David L. Ezell
david@davidezell.info

Educational History

Long Island University
Roslyn, NY
Clinical Psychology Doctoral Program
(completed two years)

                            
Teachers College--Columbia University                              
New York, NY
Clinical Psychology
Degree: M.A., 2005

Georgia Institute of Technology
                       Atlanta, Georgia                            
History & Sociology
Degree: M.S., 2001

Georgia College and State University
Milledgeville, Georgia
History
Degree: M.A., 1998
Honors: Pinnacle Honors Society

Georgia College and State University
Milledgeville, Georgia
Journalism & Political Science
Degree: B.A., 1996

Professional History

•  Owner, Better Than Ever! Support Groups & Cognitive Behavioral Coaching  
Full-time, 2004-Present
Assessments of new members, facilitate groups, maintain web site and promotions. Over 600 hours of supervised group work
since October

• Intake/Volunteer Counselor, Identity House , New York, NY
September 2004-July 2006.
Assessed and provided initial counseling for walk-in center clients. Worked with clients on issues of drug use, alcoholism, family
problems, suicidality , minority issues, anger management, domestic abuse, bisexuality, transgender issues and coming out.
Wrote intake reports on clients seen, collected money from clients, attended weekly group supervision.

•  Senior Market Manager, Travelocity , New York, NY
March 2000-September 2004.
Responsible for the management of major travel markets in the United States and Europe, conducted rates negotiations, created
travel packages.

•  Adjunct Instructor, Mercer University , Atlanta Campus.
Summer 1998-Summer 1999.
Prepared lectures, taught classes, graded papers and exams and advised students.

• Teaching Assistant, Georgia Institute of Technology
Spring 1999.
Prepared lectures, taught classes, graded papers and exams.

•  Adjunct Instructor, Georgia College and State University
Summer 1998-Spring 1999.
Prepared lectures, taught classes, graded papers and exams and advised students.

•  Adjunct Instructor, Georgia Military College
Spring 1997-Spring 1999.
Prepared lectures, taught classes, graded papers and exams and advised students. I taught remedial students prior to my first
master's degree being issued.

Membership in Professional Associations

•  American Psychological Association (student associate)
• Association for Behavioral and Cognitive Therapies (student member)
•  New York Gay and Lesbian Physicians Association (student member)       •   Identity House
•  Teacher's College Doctoral Student Committee (2004-05)

Professional and Volunteer Activities

• Co-founder of non-profit, ReadAllOver.net (2004)
•  Board of Governor's Appointment, Stonewall Democrats (2004-present)
• Board Appointment, Identity House (2005-2006)
• LGBT Editor, TheSquare.com (2005-2007)
• Presentation as part of "New You 2006" Series; Resolutions That Work .
•  Identity House, New York, NY, 8 January 2006.
•  Presentation, Does Breaking Up Have to be Hard to Do?, Identity House, New York, NY, 27 January 2007.

Grants

• Dissertation Research Grant, Ivan Allen College, Georgia Institute of Technology (1999)
•  Georgia College and State University Scholar's Research Grant, (1997), History and Geography Department.

Papers Presented

• Leni Riefenstahl in America . Paper presented at the meeting of the University of Chicago Germanic Studies Conference,
Chicago, IL. Novermber 1997.

Publications

• A History of the Chickamauga and Chattanooga Battlefields: The Birth of a National Monument. (1998) HAER Press, Washington,
D.C.
• With Book, C. (2001) Freedom of Speech and Institutional Control: Patient Publications at Central State Hospital, 1934-1978.
Georgia Historical Quarterly 85 (1): 106-126. Review, Ann D. Gordon, African American Women and the Vote in: Teaching History.
A Journal of Methods . 23,1998 (1994), n. 2,   p. 94-95A.

Additional Training

• Working with Lesbian and Gay Families , 3 December 2004, Salvador Minuchin Center for the Family, New York, NY.
•  Psychotherapy Integration Workshop: Possible Strategies to Improve Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy , 17 November 2006.
Association for Behavioral and Cognitive Therapies Convention, Chicago, IL.