Select Past Projects

Projects & Presentations

Select Past Presentations and Publications

Aronson, M. (2013, May). "Our Brothers and Sisters in Senegal." Guest presenter for fifth-grade class at Jewish Primary Day School. Washington, DC.
Aronson, M. (2007, October). “A South African Adventure and the Interplay between Personal and Global Healing.” Presented as part of the Full Moon Meditation Series at the Washington National Cathedral. Washington, DC.
Aronson, M. (2006, October). “Understanding Adolescence.” Guest lecturer for Human Behavior and Social Systems class at George Mason University, College of Health and Human Services, Master’s of Social Work Program. Arlington, VA.
Aronson, M. (2004 - 2006). "Finding Joy." Interactive presentations in university, nonprofit and personal settings. Washington, DC.

Liautaud, J., Cocar, B., Aronson, M., & Lawlor, C. (2000, October). “Being proactive: Conflict resolution, prevention, and wellness activities.” Presented at the 2000 Cultural Impact Conference, Youth and service providers: Cross generational challenges in the new millennium. Chicago, IL.
Alvarez, J., Partida, J., Aronson, M., et al. (1997). Multicultural community partnerships: A model for training. Paper presented at NCSPP Midwinter 1997 Conference, Collaboration and integration for professional psychology: New roles and models. San Antonio, TX.
Afrik, H. T., Taylor, A., Harris, R. E., & Aronson, M. (1996, October). "Rites of passage: New paradigms and new directions in youth development." Presented at the 1996 Cultural Impact Conference, Promoting healthy families and community support systems. Chicago, IL.
Winfrey, L. L., Sanders-Hogues, D., McGee-Otunde, L., Aronson, M., & Simpkins, T. (1996, October). "Training partnerships in intercultural psychology: School-community collaborations." Presented at the 1996 Cultural Impact Conference, Promoting healthy families and community support systems. Chicago, IL.
Laosebikan, O., Aronson, M., & Sura, B. (1996, April). "Ritual psychotherapy and healing." Presented as part of Chicago School of Professional Psychology Intercultural Lecture Series, Chicago, IL.