Ms. DeJulian is entering her thirtieth year as a School Social Worker with Trenton Public Schools. For the past four years she has worked exclusively  at Anderson Elementary School where she provides Special Education Evaluations, counseling, schoolwide programs and services, and mental health supports for the school.   Prior to working at Trenton Public Schools, Ms. DeJulian was the Clinical Director for both Psychiatric and Medical Social Work/Psychology at PCHA Hospitals. She continues her clinical work in private practice  to support area families and children with mental health needs. Ms. DeJulian is a graduate of Hillsdale College with a BA in Psychology, Sociology and English. She attended the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor where she completed her graduate work in both Clinical Social Work, Administration and Child Psychology and Development.  Ms. DeJulian has developed a District Coordinated School Health Team with support through financial grants from the Michigan Department of Education. She is both a District and building Coach for the Positive Behavior Intervention Support (PBIS) program and a Multi-Tiered Systems of Support Coach (MTSS).  In addition, Ms. DeJulian is part of the Wayne County Coordinated School Health Team and Crisis/Trauma Team Coordinator for the Downriver School area. At the State level she is a stakeholder on the Special Education Advisory Committee (SEAC) for the Michigan Department of Education for which she works collaboratively with other disciplines and stakeholders on Special Education programming, laws and processes. She is the current Vice President for the  Michigan Association of School Social Workers.  She is currently working toward her Doctorate in Educational Psychology and Educational Leadership.  In her spare time, Ms.DeJulian likes to create great memories with family and friends. She enjoys cooking, gardening, and reading as hobbies.