​Invited Televised/Print Media Interviews: 
Kunkle, K.L. (Fall  2017). Why some people are scared of clowns. Interviewed by Mashable for an online video publication.
 
Kunkle, K.L. (Fall 2016). Do you suffer from Election Stress Disorder? Your campaign obsession is part of a psychological epidemic – and it may be hurting your health. Interviewed by Laura Bolt for a Salon.com online publication.
 
Kunkle, K.L. (Fall 2016). Why are people afraid of clowns? Interviewed by Mindy Weisberger for a Live Science online publication. 
 
Invited School/Workplace/Hospital Presentations
Kunkle, K.L. (Spring 2018). Relating to children through play. Invited presentation for child psychiatry fellows at New York State Psychiatric Institute/Columbia University Medical Center. 
 
Kunkle, K.L. (Spring 2015). Snoozing, Selfies, and Socializing: How they impact the pre-teen brain. Presentation at student meeting for NEST+M School’s Mental Health Lecture Series, New York, NY. 
 
Kunkle, K.L. (Spring 2015). A glimpse into the world of middle school students. Presentation at parent meeting for NEST+M School’s Mental Health Lecture Series, New York, NY. 
 
Kunkle, K.L. (Fall 2013). Working with child trauma: A CBT perspective. Presentation at Rutgers UBHC’s Educational Component Meeting, Newark, NJ.
 
Kunkle, K.L., Schlager, S., & Meeter, J. (Fall 2010). Bullying workshop for third, fourth, and fifth graders. Workshop at Roosevelt Children’s Academy Charter School, Roosevelt, New York.              
 
Conference Oral Presentations
Ortiz, C., Kunkle, K.L., McNeil, C., Warzak, W.J., Forcino, S., & Reitman, D. (Fall 2014). Recent theoretical and empirical developments in the effective use of time-out. Paper presentation at the annual meeting of the Association for Behavioral and Cognitive Therapies, Orlando, FL.
 
Lemaster, K.B., Shanholtzer, A.M., Crouser, J.A., Dillon, R.E., Canan, S.N., Tempel, A.B., Wagner, S.M., & McNeil, C.B. (Spring 2009). Parent-Child Interaction Therapy: A component analysis of facilitative parenting skills. Paper presentation at the annual Tri-State Psychology Conference, Morgantown, West Virginia.