Biography
Dr. Terri Collin Dilmore is an Assistant Professor in Carlow University's Department of Psychology and Counseling. She received an Honors BSc in Psychology from Trent University, Canada in 2001. In 2005 she received a PhD in Medical Science at the University of Calgary, Canada, with expertise in test construction and psychometric analysis. In August 2016, Dr. Dilmore graduated with a PhD in Clinical Psychology from Duquesne University. She also completed a pre-doctoral internship at Howard University Counseling Center and with the DC Superior Court, Juvenile Section, in Washington, DC. Dr. Dilmore has over a decade of teaching experience at both the graduate and undergraduate levels.
Publications
Moore,
D. W., Dilmore, T. C., & Robinson,
G. F. W. B. (2011). Advancing Knowledge and Research: Developing a Doctoral
Program in Clinical and Translational Science. Clinical and Translational Science, 4, 359–362.
Collin
Dilmore T.,
Rubio, D.M., Cohen, E., Seltzer, D., Switzer, G.E., Bryce C., Primack, B.,
Fine, M.J., & Kapoor, W.N. (2010). Psychometric properties of the mentor
role instrument when used in an academic medicine setting. Clinical and Translational Science, 3 (3), 104-108.
Primack, B.A., CollinDilmore, T.,
Switzer, G.E., Bryce, C.L., Seltzer, D.L., Li, J., Landsittel, D.P., Kapoor,
W.N., & Rubio, D.M. (2010). Burnout among early
career clinical investigators. Clinical
and Translational Science, 3(4), 186-188.
Collin,
V.T., Violato,
C., & Hecker, K. (2009). Aptitude, Achievement and Competence in Medicine:
A Latent Variable Path Model. Advances in
Health Sciences Education, 14,355-366.
Pereira,
J., Palacios, M., Collin, T., Wedel, R., Galloway, L., Murray, A.,
Violato, C., & Lockyer, J. (2008). The Impact of a Hybrid Online and
Classroom-based Course on Palliative Care Competencies of Family Medicine
Residents. Palliative Medicine, 22,
929-937.
Lemay J.F., Lockyer, J., Collin, V.T., & Brownell, K. (2007). An Assessment of
Non-Cognitive Traits through the Admissions Multiple Mini Interview. Medical Education, 41(6), 573-579.
Book Chapters
Collin, V.T. (2010). Research Design in
Education. In: J. Capella, S. Hamstra, S. Kasten, S. Steinemann, L. Torbeck
(Eds.). Guide for Researchers in Surgical Education, 3rd
edition. Woodbury, CT:
Ciné-Med.
Collin ,V.T. (2010). Research Questions
and Hypotheses in Education. In: J. Capella, S. Hamstra, S. Kasten, S.
Steinemann, L. Torbeck (eds.) Guide for Researchers in Surgical
Education, 3rd edition.
Woodbury, CT: Ciné-Med.
Parker, J. D. A., Saklofske, D. H., Wood, L. M., & Collin,
V.T. (2009). The role of emotional
intelligence in education. In C. Stough, D. H. Saklofske, & J. D. A.
Parker (Eds.), Advances in the measurement of emotional intelligence. New York: Springer.
Research Interests
Dr. Dilmore is a clinical psychologist who works in private practice with focus in the areas of forensic and intellectual assessment, juvenile delinquency assessment, and individual and group psychotherapy. Her teaching is focused in the areas of personality, psychological assessment, and research design and statistics. Her current research interests include the transmission of trauma and its impact on mental health and offense behavior, particularly within marginalized communities.