Nikki Gremillion
Marriage and Family Therapy
Program
3404 Bon Aire Dr.
Monroe, LA. 71203
(318) 362-3003
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Nikki Gremillion |
EDUCATION
University of Louisiana at Monroe, LA
M.A. in Marriage and Family Therapy Anticipated May 2008
Current GPA 4.0
B.S. Child and Family Studies May 2006
Minor: Child Development
Graduated Cum Laude
Cumulative GPA 3.62
High School Diploma May 2003
AWARDS
U.L.L. Distinguished Freshman Scholarship May 2003
Dean’s List 2003- Current
Louisiana Tops Scholarship 2003- Current
First Place Delta Kappa Research Symposium November 2006
WORK EXPERIENCE
University of Louisiana at Monroe, LA
Graduate Assistant January 2007- Present
Secretarial work at the ULM Marriage and Family Therapy Clinic
Telephone intake, schedule appointments, termination of files, ect.
Assist in daily upkeep of clinic
Assistant to Dr. Charles Cole LMFT, LPC, PhD in research
Coauthor of Compassion Fatigue presentation for Delta Kappa Ethics Symposium
U.L.M. Marriage and Family Therapy Clinic Monroe, La
MFT Master’s Intern January 2007- Present
Provide therapy to individuals, couples, and families under the supervision of an AAMFT Approved Supervisor
Fourth Judicial District Juvenile Drug Court Monroe, La
MFT Master’s Intern
Provide therapy to individuals and their family associated in Juvenile Drug Court.
Collaborate at weekly meetings with judge, case managers, and lawyers.
Document progress of client and report information to judicial system.
Lafayette Parish Adult Education Lafayette, La
G.E.D. Paraprofessional August 2003-December 2005
Instructed Adults, ages 17 to 65, on the subject area of Math, Language, and Writing.
Administered state required tests to students enrolled in class.
Conducted orientation with students and their families.
Responsible for the organization of students’ reports.
Promoted secondary education and job skills after their G.E.D. diploma
Stuller Place, Sexual Abuse Response Center Lafayette, La
Escort Advocate August 2005-May 2006
Provided immediate emotional support to the victim and the victims’ significant others
Supervised the evidence collection kit, while explaining the examination procedure to the victim
Counseled victims out of suicide threats
Collaborated with hospital staff and law enforcement officers
Acquired a belief in peoples’ ability to bounce back and to cope with hardship
RESEARCH EXPERIENCE
University of Louisiana at Monroe, LA
Graduate Assistantship Spring 2007
Supervised by Dr. Charles Cole LMFT, LPC, PhD, Department of Marriage and Family Therapy
Project: Compassion Fatigue in the helping professions
University of Louisiana at Monroe, LA
Marriage and Family Therapy Ethics Class Fall 2006
Group research
Supervised by Dr. Charles Cole LMFT, LPC, PhD, Department of Marriage and Family Therapy
Project: Perceptions of Conflict Generators within the Newlywed Dyad
PRESENTATIONS
Barr, C., Creekmore, C., Gremillion, N., and Kelley, C. (2006,
November). Perceptions of Conflict Generators within the Newlywed Dyad.
Presented at the 6th annual Delta Kappa Research Symposium, ULM
Activity Center, Monroe, LA
MEMBERSHIPS
Delta Kappa Marriage and Family Therapy Honor Society (Since Fall 2006)
AAMFT Student Member (Since Fall 2006)
Alpha Omicron Pi (Since Fall 2004)
REFERENCES
Available upon request
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