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Curriculum Vita
EDUCATION & TRAINING
Expected Graduation Ph.D.
August 2019 University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN
Department of Educational Psychology, Special Education
2012 Ed.S.
University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN
Department of Educational Psychology, School Psychology
2011 M.A.
University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN
Department of Educational Psychology, School Psychology
2009 B.A
Macalester College, Saint Paul, MN
Psychology
2012 – 2013 Site Gifted and Talented Lead, Hmong International Academy
Minneapolis, MN
Xiong, E.Z. & Henery, Rob. (2018). A roadmap for MTSS implementation in schools. Poster
presentation at Office of Special Education Program Director’s Conference,
Arlington, VA.
Missal, K., McConnell, S., Nanda, S., & Xiong, E.Z. (2018). Developing a prosocial teacher
rating scale for universal screening in preschool and kindergarten. Poster presentation
at Conference on Research Innovations in Early Intervention, San Diego, CA.
Xiong, E.Z. (2017, 2018). Data Literacy Series for MTSS School Psychologists. Lead
Presenter for Minneapolis Public School District school psychologist data series in-
service, Minneapolis, MN.
Stinchfield, R. & Xiong, E.Z. (2017). Gambling among Minnesota Asian American Public
School Students. Report presented to the Northstar Problem Gambling Alliance.
Xiong, E.Z. (2016, October). RTI from the ground up. Guest Lecturer for EPSY 5657:
Interventions for behavioral problems in school settings. University of Minnesota.
Xiong, E.Z. (2016, March). Working with ELL, refugee and immigrant students and families.
Guest Lecturer for EPSY 5851: Engaging Diverse Students and Families. University
of Minnesota.
Xiong, E.Z. (2016, January). Positive behavior and de-escalation strategies. Invited Speaker
for Hmong International Academy behavior in-service, Minneapolis, MN.
Xiong, E.Z. (2015). Supporting English Language Learners. Invited Speaker for University
of Minnesota Brown Bag, Minneapolis, MN.
Xiong, E.Z., & Sieler, J. (December 2014). Comprehensive special education evaluations for
English Language Learners. Invited Speaker for Minneapolis Public School District
new school psychologists and interns in-service, Minneapolis, MN.
Xiong, E.Z. (2013, February). Growing up ELL: What school psychologists can do to help.
Oral presentation at the National Association of School Psychologists Annual
Convention, Seattle, WA.
Xiong, E.Z. (2012, April). Help you: Challenges of learning a second language. Invited
Speaker for MPS school psychology in-service, Minneapolis, MN.
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Xiong, E.Z., McComas, J.J., Downing, I., Peterson-Brown, S., Haegele, K.H. & Parker, D.
(2011, May). The influence of teacher behavior on student engagement in American
Indian classrooms. Poster presentation at the 37th Association for Behavior Analysis
International, Denver, CO.
Xiong, E.Z. (2010, May 14). All about college: Perspective of an urban youth. Invited
speaker to the Anwatin Middle School Advancement Via Individual Achievement
(AVID) program. Minneapolis, MN.
Xiong, E.Z. (2010). Student corner II: Book Review [Review of the book Taking part:
Introducing social skills to children PreK- Grade 3 (2nd ed.), by G. Cartledge. & J.
Kleefeld]. Minnesota School Psychologists Association, 41(3), 25-26.
Xiong, E.Z. (2009). Hmong-Americans and the model minority stereotype: Consequences and
concerns of the stereotype. Undergraduate Capstone. Saint Paul, MN: Macalester
College.
SERVICE
2017, 2018 Volunteered service for University of Minnesota
Sib Paub Sib Pab, Hmong MN Student Association
EDITORIAL/REVIEW EXPERIENCE
Journal of Applied School Psychology (Graduate Student Reviewer)
Journal of Behavioral Education (Graduate Student Reviewer)
PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS
2008 – present National Association of School Psychologists
2018 – present Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development
2011, 2016 Association for Behavior Analysis International
2009 – 2012 University of Minnesota School Psychology Student Association