Welcome to the Early Career Professional Page
Opportunities for ECPs to Get Involved
If you would like more information about how you can get involved as an early career professional in Division 52, please reach out to Dr. Cameron: erinncameronphd@gmail.com
2025 Early Career Professional (ECP) Representative to the Board
Erinn Cameron, PhD
We are pleased to welcome our incoming ECP Representative to the Board, Erinn C. Cameron, PhD. Dr. Cameron brings considerable experience to this position, having served on the Student Trio (2020–2023) and as Student Editor, Associate Editor, and Editor of the Division 52 Bulletin (IPB) from 2019–2022. She is also a founding member of Division 52’s International Environmental Justice Committee. Dr. Cameron earned her doctorate in clinical psychology at Fielding Graduate University in 2023, focusing on women’s health and neuropsychology, and completed her doctoral residency in Integrated Behavioral Health at the University of New Mexico School of Medicine. Currently, she is a Clinical Research Fellow in Global Mental Health at Boston Medical Center and the Boston University Chobanian & Avedisian School of Medicine’s Department of Psychiatry. Prior to her current appointment, Dr. Cameron was an HBNU Fogarty Global Health Fellow in South Africa.
Dr. Cameron’s research explores the impact of water insecurity on the mental health and healthcare engagement of pregnant women and new mothers living with HIV in Cape Town, South Africa. She is also conducting an epidemiological survey in Peru examining climate change effects on maternal morbidity and mortality, birth and breastfeeding outcomes, and the role that mental health plays in these outcomes. Alongside her research, Dr. Cameron resides in Ann Arbor, Michigan, with her family, where she is engaged in private practice as a clinical psychologist focused on women’s mental health, ADHD, and autism. She also teaches Health Psychology at the University of Michigan–Dearborn. Outside of professional activities, Dr. Cameron enjoys cooking, yoga, and traveling.
2025 Early Career Psychology Committee Past Chair
Rawan Atari-Khan, PhD, LP
Marquette University, Wisconsin, USA
Dr Atari-Khan, Ph.D., is an Assistant Professor of Counseling Psychology at Marquette University and a licensed psychologist in the state of Wisconsin. In her research endeavors, she uses a cross-cultural psychology framework to critically consider how commonly referenced models and measures of mental health fall short in capturing meanings of wellbeing and healing for ethnically and racially diverse communities in the United States. She is particularly interested in the mental health of Arab, Middle Eastern and North African (MENA) immigrant and refugee communities in the U.S., and has focused on topics of wellbeing, resilience, and ethnic identity development. More information about Dr. Atari-Khan’s work can be found here: https://dratarikhan.wordpress.com/