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Portrait of Andrew Almazan

Honor Society® member

Andrew Almazan

Coordinator of the Department of Psychology at Talent Attention Center (CEDAT) Houston

  • University of Houston-Clear Lake
  • Clinical Psychology
  • Class of 2024
  • Spring, Texas

Member since December 2022

About

Currently, a master’s student at University of Houston Clearlake and have worked for 10 years as professor and executive at a school system for special-needs children and young adults. With a long track record of studying and international awards from the most selective universities at the United States and England, his integral fields of work provide unique resources for teaching, research and therapies.

Education

  • Harvard University

    Psychology

    2018 – 2020

  • Universidad Panamericana

    Medical Bachelor

    2008 – 2014

  • Universidad del Valle de Mexico

    Psychology bachelor

    2008 – 2011

Honors and awards

  • Derek Bow Award 2020 for Public Service, Harvard University

    Award given due to outstanding impact for public service and activities in favor of society by Harvard University

  • 2021 Emerging Leader in Gifted Education

    Award given by the World Council for Gifted and Talented, to an outstanding young professional (under 30) who has produced a worldwide impact upon the field of special needs Education

  • First Place in Youth Award of Mexico City 2010

    State award given by the Mexico City government for exemplary Academic, Scientific and Professional activities

  • Extraordinary Award of Research 2015

    Award given to an outstanding young undergraduate alumni who conducted field-based research, given by Universidad Panamericana

Goals and interests

Career goal

Therapist and Psychologist of children with special needs in the Houston region, with a special focus for ethnic minority families
Teacher and psychometrist expert

Graduate school interests

Intelligence testing, therapy of language, cognitive therapy, teaching, latino populations, Psychology of multicultural families (migrants)

Outside the classroom

Running, animal caring (dogs), playing the piano, reading (science fiction, historical biographies and historical fiction), roadtrips, ice skating

Experience

  • Coordinator of the Department of Psychology

    Talent Attention Center (CEDAT) Houston

    Feb 2015 – Dec 2022

  • Professor of the Intellectual Enhancement Program

    Mexican School of Gifted Students (C-MAS)

    May 2012 – Oct 2020

Volunteering

  • Research consultant, to create a new law for Education in favor of minorities

    Mexican House of Representatives

    Jan 2017 – Sep 2018

  • Analyst and organizer of project “Ecological awareness among high school students”

    Federal Institute for Youth, Mexico City

    Oct 2010 – May 2011

Languages

  • English (US) Advanced
  • Spanish Advanced

Additional information