2002-2003 - Adjunct professor of Psychology, Marshall University

2003-2011 - Associate professor of Psychology, Somerset Community College

2008-2009 - Adjunct professor of Psychology, Union College

Lake Cumberland Regional Planning Council (2004-2009)

Pulaski County UNITE Coalition (2003-2008)

Adanta Board Member (2003-2005)

Safe Harbor Domestic Violence Shelter (1999-2000)

Publications:

Mulder, P. & Lambert, W. (2006).  Behavioral health of rural women: Challenges and stressors. In R. Coward, et. al. (Ed.) Rural Women's Health: Mental, Behavioral, and Physical Issues. Springer: New York: NY.

Sheets, J., & Reilley, S.P., & Lambert. W. (2006). Initial Psychometric Characteristics of the Adult Self Report Scale for  University and Community College Students. Journal of the Kentucky Academy of Science, 67(1), 63.

Hill, J., & Reilley, S. P., and Lambert W. (2008). Discriminate validity of the Adult AD/HD Self Report Scale- v1.1 (ASRS-v.1.1) in a College Population. Journal of the Kentucky Academy of Science, 69(1), 85.

Presentations:

Lambert, W.E. (2011, April). Beyond Acceptance: Working effectively with LGBT clients. Presentation at Kentucky Mental Health Counselor's Association 2011 Annual Meeting. Center for Rural Development, Somerset, Kentucky.

Lambert, W.E. (2010). Screening mental health concerns: developing quality assessment in medical centers when time is limited.  Presentation to Western Michigan University's Physician Assistant Program. Kalamazoo, MI

Lambert, W.E, & Stangl, S. (2010). Increasing sensitivity during assessment and treatment with LGBT clients in medical settings.  Presentation to Western Michigan University's Physician Assistant Program. Kalamazoo, MI.

Lambert, W.E. (2010). Risk assessment with suicidal clients.  Presentation to Western Michigan University's Graduate Social Work program. Kalamazoo, MI.

Hatfield, T., & Lambert, W.E. (2009, April 21). LGBT 101: What every counselor should know about working with Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgendered Clients. Presentation at Kentucky Mental Health Counselor's Association 2009 Annual Meeting. Center for Rural Development, Somerset, Kentucky.

Lambert, W.E. (2008, October 16). Constructing session notes and treatment plans to increase the quality of client care while decreasing professional liability. Presentation at the Focusing on Treatment and Care Conference. Lindsey Wilson College, Columbia Kentucky.

Lambert, W.E., Musselman, R., & Watson, C. (2008, August). Developing a learning community between Developmental Psychology and Interpersonal Communications. In N.A. Shaab (Chair), Symposium on Learning Communities: Linkage Across the College.  Symposium conducted at the National Convention of the American Psychological Association, Boston, MA.

Reilley, S. P., Hill, J., & Lambert, W. (2008, May). Screening for AD/HD in College Students Using the Adult AD/HD Self-Report Scale-v.1.1. Poster session presented at t the annual meeting of Association for Psychological Science, Chicago, IL.

Hill, J., Reilley, S.P., & Lambert, W. (2007, November). Discriminate validity of the Adult AD/HD Self Report Scale-v1.1 (ASRS-v.1.1) in a  College Population. Poster presented at the Kentucky Academy of Science, Louisville KY.

Sheets, J., & Reilley, S.P., & Lambert. W. (2005, November). Initial Psychometric Characteristics of the Adult Self Report Scale for University and Community College Students. Poster presented at the Annual Meeting of the Kentucky Academy of Science, Richmond, KY.

Charles, D., Lambert, W., & Reilley, S.P. (2004, April). The impact of depression on Brown ADD Scale scores in college adults. Paper session presented at the Tri State Psychology Conference, Huntington, WV.

My entire professional career I have had a great love for teaching and practicing, which is one of the reasons I'm excited to be a part of the SPC family. I feel passionately about training future professionals to service mental health communities in Kentucky.  Clinically I consider myself a generalist that works primarily with adolescents and adults.  I have worked in a variety of clinical settings, including community mental health, private practice, and university counseling.  My research interests include factors predictive of academic success in graduate students, online education, clinical assessment and cross-cultural practice, specifically with gay and lesbian clients.  I am excited to be the Resident Faculty Supervisor for the Shelbyville campus and look forward to working with the students at Lindsey Wilson College.