(2008-present) Professor of practice
Colleen Baish Cameron is a professor of practice in the department of Child and Family Studies.
EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND:
(2003) M.ED. Special Eucation, University of Nevada, Las Vegas, Nevada-Focus: Severe Emotional Disability, Conduct Disorder, Learning Disability
(1998) B.S. Psychology, Syracuse University; Utica College, New York-Focus: Child Life Specialist
(1998) Child Life Clinical Internship: University of Chicago, Comer Children’s Hospital
AFFILIATIONS AND MEMBERSHIPS:
Child Life Council (1996-present)
Cleft Advocate/Ameriface (2002-present)
Council for Exceptional Children (2002-present):
Division for Health and Physical Disabilities,
Division for Behavioral Disorders
American Psychological Association (2005-present):
Division 54: Society of Pediatric Psychology
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EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND:
(2003) M.ED. Special Eucation, University of Nevada, Las Vegas, Nevada-Focus: Severe Emotional Disability, Conduct Disorder, Learning Disability
(1998) B.S. Psychology, Syracuse University; Utica College, New York-Focus: Child Life Specialist
(1998) Child Life Clinical Internship: University of Chicago, Comer Children’s Hospital
AFFILIATIONS AND MEMBERSHIPS:
Child Life Council (1996-present)
Cleft Advocate/Ameriface (2002-present)
Council for Exceptional Children (2002-present):
Division for Health and Physical Disabilities,
Division for Behavioral Disorders
American Psychological Association (2005-present):
Division 54: Society of Pediatric Psychology
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About Colleen Baish Cameron
Colleen Baish Cameron is a professor of practice in the department of Child and Family Studies.
EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND:
(2003) M.ED. Special Eucation, University of Nevada, Las Vegas, Nevada-Focus: Severe Emotional Disability, Conduct Disorder, Learning Disability
(1998) B.S. Psychology, Syracuse University; Utica College, New York-Focus: Child Life Specialist
(1998) Child Life Clinical Internship: University of Chicago, Comer Children’s Hospital
AFFILIATIONS AND MEMBERSHIPS:
Child Life Council (1996-present)
Cleft Advocate/Ameriface (2002-present)
Council for Exceptional Children (2002-present):
Division for Health and Physical Disabilities,
Division for Behavioral Disorders
American Psychological Association (2005-present):
Division 54: Society of Pediatric Psychology
EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND:
(2003) M.ED. Special Eucation, University of Nevada, Las Vegas, Nevada-Focus: Severe Emotional Disability, Conduct Disorder, Learning Disability
(1998) B.S. Psychology, Syracuse University; Utica College, New York-Focus: Child Life Specialist
(1998) Child Life Clinical Internship: University of Chicago, Comer Children’s Hospital
AFFILIATIONS AND MEMBERSHIPS:
Child Life Council (1996-present)
Cleft Advocate/Ameriface (2002-present)
Council for Exceptional Children (2002-present):
Division for Health and Physical Disabilities,
Division for Behavioral Disorders
American Psychological Association (2005-present):
Division 54: Society of Pediatric Psychology
| Present | (2007-present) Clinical Educator, Researcher, State University of New York, Upstate Medical University, Pediatric Residency Program, Syracuse, New York | |
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Disciplines
Research Interests
Honors and Awards
- (2012) Association of American Medical Colleges, Ready for Reform Award
- (2011) American Academy of Pediatrics, Future of Pediatrics
- (2011) Academic Pediatric Association, Medical Education and Structured Learning
- (2011) Society of Pediatric Nurses, Making Healthcare Safe for Children Award
Courses
- Developmental Perspectives in Medical Language
- Children and Families in Healthcare settings
- Death, Dying, and Loss: Child and Family Perspectives
- Child Practicum
Contact Information
426 Ostrom Avenue, Room 313
Syracuse, NY 13244
Phone: (315) 443-9634
Email: cabaish@syr.edu
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