معرفی
Aaron Gubi, Ph.D., serves as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Advanced Studies in Psychology at Kean University's College of Health Professions and Human Services. He directs Kean Psychological Services, a community training clinic, and works through the CAARS Clinic for autism-related research and community support. His academic responsibilities include supervising graduate clinical training, teaching courses in trauma-informed care, and contributing to diversity initiatives in school psychology.
- Education: Ph.D. from University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
- Post-doctoral Fellowship: Clinical Psychology at University of Virginia
Dr. Gubi's research focuses on diversity, equity, and inclusion in child and adolescent mental health, with particular emphasis on trauma-informed care and cultural competency training. He also investigates autism assessment methodologies and minority recruitment in school psychology. His recent publications examine trauma practices, cultural competency scales, and diversity pipeline initiatives.
Key trends in his research include:
- Integration of trauma-informed practices in educational settings
- Development of cultural competency assessment tools
- Expanding minority representation in mental health professions
- Improving community access to autism services
Scientific achievements:
- 5-year, $4.5 million U.S. Department of Education grant (2023) to expand diverse school psychology pipelines
As Director of Kean Psychological Services, he bridges academic training with community practice. His professional service spans university, state, and national levels, focusing on systemic improvements in culturally responsive mental health delivery.
