Christian Franco, M.A
Christian Franco, M.A. is a pre-doctoral intern at the Rutgers Camden Student Wellness Center and is in his final year of his Clinical Psychology Doctoral program at Immaculata University. Christian also works with Rutgers’ Sport Psychology program, working with sports teams, coaches, and individual athletes to assist them in the understanding of the importance of mindset and incorporating psychological skills to their athletic practice. Christian’s hope is to continue in the field of Sport Psychology post-graduation, but also has skill sets in both general therapy and assessment. His prior experience includes working in a hospital setting for acute-needs patients and working with a diverse population in a private practice including athletes using biofeedback technology. Christian incorporates an integrative approach into therapy, utilizing skills primarily from a Psychodynamic and Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy approach. Christian’s goal is to provide insight for students and athletes and to encourage psychological well-being through coping skills and self-empowerment.
Matt Choquette, B.S
Matt Choquette is a fourth-year doctoral student in the organizational psychology program at Rutgers’ Graduate School of Applied & Professional Psychology (GSAPP) and is an intern clinical specialist at the Rutgers-Camden Student Wellness Center. In addition to general counseling and therapy, he specializes in sports and performance cases. Choquette is also working as a doctoral extern with Dr. Nick Molinaro at Performance in Mind, focusing on assessment and interventions in performance psychology for teams and individuals in sports and business. At Rutgers, he is also a research assistant at the GSAPP Performance Psychology Center, most recently studying the impacts of mindfulness on sports-related concussion recovery and the effects of Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) policy on mental health. Choquette’s doctoral studies have included supervised professional experience in executive coaching and psychological counseling at the Rutgers Center for Psychological Services, applying an integrative approach to therapy with backgrounds in phenomenological psychodynamics and cognitive behavioral therapy. He plans to pursue a career as a licensed psychologist and a consultant in sports and business performance psychology.
Wayne Fraser M.S
Wayne was born and raised in Brooklyn, NY before moving to Pennsylvania and obtaining his Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology from Lock Haven University. He then moved to Fort Lauderdale, FL to obtain his Master of Science in Mental Health Counseling. He is currently attending Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine where he has accrued another Master of Science in Clinical Psychology and working toward completion of his Doctoral degree in the same area. Wayne has been working in the field of psychology for over 8 years, holding many positions but specializing in Behavioral Medicine and Substance Use. In his down time, he enjoys going to the movies, playing video games, and spending time with family/friends. His goal for this current clinical rotation is to better understand assessment and provide individuals with the information that they may need to increase their college experience and overall quality of life.
Daniel Agidi , M.A
Daniel Agidi is a dedicated and driven third-year doctoral student in the Organizational Psychology program at Rutgers Graduate School of Applied & Professional Psychology (GSAPP). With a solid academic foundation and a passion for understanding human behavior in organizational settings, Daniel is committed to making significant contributions to the field of psychology.
Daniel earned his Master of Arts in Industrial Organizational Psychology from Liberty University. He is currently pursuing his doctoral degree at Rutgers GSAPP, where his research and studies focus on the application of psychological principles to improve organizational effectiveness and employee well-being.
Throughout his academic journey, Daniel has gained valuable experience in various applied settings. He has worked on multiple research projects, contributing to the understanding of topics such as leadership, team dynamics, employee motivation, mindfulness, and trauma.
Daniel is committed to advancing his career in sports and organizational psychology by continuing his education and gaining further practical experience. He aims to integrate his expertise in organizational psychology with his interest in sports psychology to help athletes and organizations achieve optimal performance. Daniel aspires to work in a role that allows him to apply evidence-based practices to enhance individual and team performance in both sports and business environments.Outside of his academic and professional pursuits, Daniel enjoys staying active and participating in sports. He is an avid reader and continuously seeks to expand his knowledge in psychology, leadership, and personal development. Daniel is dedicated to his personal growth and is passionate about helping others achieve their full potential.
Amanda Koniewicz LPC, CAADC
Amanda Koniewicz LPC, CAADC is a Licensed Professional Counselor and Certified Advanced Alcohol and Drug Counselor. Amanda is a pre-doctoral intern at the Rutgers Camden Student Wellness Center and is currently pursuing her Doctoral degree in clinical psychology from Immaculata University. Amanda earned her bachelor’s degree in psychology with a minor in criminal justice from Temple University. She went on to earn her master’s degree in clinical mental health counseling with a certification in addiction treatment from Immaculata University. Amanda has over ten years of experience working in the field of mental health in a variety of settings, including inpatient hospitalization, outpatient treatment, youth residential facilities, and private practice. Amanda specializes in addiction treatment, anxiety, perinatal mental health and relationships. When she is not working on her educational or career goals, Amanda enjoys spending time with her family and friends.
Harsimran Kaur Wadhwa, M.S.
Harsimran Kaur Wadhwa is a pre-doctoral intern at the Rutgers Camden Student Wellness Center and is completing her final year in the Clinical Psychology doctoral program at Immaculata University. Her prior training includes experience in both community mental health and private practice, where she has provided therapy and conducted assessments for children, adolescents, and the geriatric population.
Ms. Wadhwa is an active member of the Pennsylvania Psychological Association (PPA), serving as the Chair of the Pennsylvania Psychological Association of Graduate Students (PPAGS). In this role, she is dedicated to enhancing student support.
In her therapeutic practice, Harsimran employs an integrative approach, drawing primarily from Psychodynamic and Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy. Her assessment work is characterized by a holistic methodology, and she is devoted to addressing any questions students may have regarding assessments. Harsimran’s goal is to provide support, insight, and encourage the psychological well-being of students through therapy, assessments, and outreach efforts.
Hunter Young, Pre Doctoral intern
Hunter Young is an intern and doctoral student, currently enrolled in his fifth year in the Clinical Psychology Psy.D. program at Midwestern University. He received his bachelor’s degree in psychology from Binghamton University and master’s degree in clinical psychology at Midwestern University. During his training, Hunter has worked in therapeutic day school, college counseling center, private practice, and primary care medical settings, providing therapy, consultation, and psychological assessment. Hunter implements a integrative approach to therapy, implementing Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Person-Centered approaches. He aims to provide a space for therapeutic exploration of his clients’ experiences, goals, and day-to-day living, supporting and challenging them toward positive change. In his free time, Hunter enjoys day-hiking-trips, listening to a variety of music, and cooking.
Giahna Glasco, M.S
Giahna Glasco is a third-year doctoral student at Chestnut Hill College and an assessment practicum student at Rutgers-Camden Student Wellness Center. She previously trained as a therapist in a community mental health clinic in Norristown, PA, and worked as a secondary educator. Giahna aims to provide an assessment experience that empowers students to self-advocate and maximize their potential.
