JAMES L. CAMPBELL, PH.D.
OFFICE
Department of Psychology
Tennessee State University
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Nashville, TN 37209
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EDUCATION
Ph.D.
Oklahoma State University; Counseling Psychology; 1991
Specialty: Couples and Family Psychology
Major Advisor: Brent Snow, Ph.D. (current Provost at Texas A&M-San Antonio)
Dissertation Title: Relationships Among Male Gender Role Conflict, Husbands’
Perceptions of Family Environment, Presence of Children,
and Husbands’ Perceptions of Marital Satisfaction
M. S.
Oklahoma State University; Community Counseling; 1984
Specialty: Marriage and Family Counseling
Major Advisor: Alfred Carlozzi, Ed.D. (currently Professor at OSU-Tulsa)
B. A.
Central State University; Psychology; 1982
PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATES
2009
Licensed Psychologist, Health Service Provider; State of Tennessee, License
#2895
2007
Approved Clinical Supervisor (ACS); Center for Credentialing and Education
(a section of the National Board for Certified Counselors), Certificate #00611
1999
National Certified Counselor; National Board for Certified Counselors,
Certificate #61475
1992
Licensed Psychologist, HSPP Endorsement (State of Indiana, License
#20040741 (retired license)
SPECIALIZED TRAINING
2007
As part of a sabbatical leave, completed intensive training on advanced Family
Therapy with a specific focus on working with couples and completed intensive
training in supervision resulting in obtaining the ACS credential
2006
Completed Training as an APA Site Visitor
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SPECIALIZED TRAINING (cont.)
2004
Completed Training as an CACREP Site Visitor
1998 - 1999 As part of a sabbatical leave, completed a one year post-doctoral training in
Pediatric Psychology at Children’s Hospital of Oklahoma, Oklahoma City
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
2008-Present Tennessee State University, Department of Psychology, Nashville, Tennessee
Associate Professor (Tenured)
Program Coordinator, Masters Counseling Concentration, 2014-Present
Interim Department Head, 2012-2013
Program Coordinator, Counseling Psychology Concentration, 2008-2012
- Provided coordination, recruiting, and administrative duties for the
Counseling Psychology Concentration of Psychology Doctoral Program
- Provided coordination, recruiting, and administrative duties for the
Counseling Psychology Concentration of Psychology Doctoral Program
- Served as Interim Department Head (2012-2013)
- Teach a variety of graduate courses in Counseling Psychology
- Coordinated activities related to APA accreditation process
- Coordinated the writing of the APA Self-Study report
- Conduct ongoing research in family therapy and gender role development
- Supervise graduate student research experiences including, independent
research, master’s thesis, and doctoral dissertations
- Supervise research team resulting in professional presentations and
publications
- Serve on professional and university committees
- Supervise master’s students' practicum experiences
- Supervised Post-Doctoral Fellow at the University Counseling Center
(October 2013 - April 2014)
1991-2008
Indiana State University, Department of Communications Disorders and
Counseling, School and Educational Psychology, Terre Haute, Indiana
Associate Professor of Counseling, 1998-2008 (Tenured)
Assistant Professor of Counseling, 1991-1998
CACREP Liaison, 2003-2008
Director, Counseling Department Clinic, 2006- 2008
Clinical Director, Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology, 2007-2008
Director of Training, Counseling Psychology Program, 2005-2008
Director, Counselor Education and Supervision Program, 2005-2007
Director, Mental Health Counseling Program, 1991-1997; 2003- 2007
- Provided coordination, recruiting, and administrative duties for Mental Health
Counseling, Counselor Education and Supervision, and Counseling
Psychology Programs
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PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE (CONT.)
Indiana State University (Cont.)
- Taught a variety of graduate courses in Mental Health Counseling, Marriage
and Family Therapy, School Counseling, Counselor Education and
Supervision, and Counseling Psychology Programs, (Complete list of courses
taught below)
- Coordinate activities at Department and University Counseling Centers
- Coordinated activities related to APA accreditation process
- Coordinated the writing of the APA Self-Study reports
- Coordinated activities related of the CACREP accreditation process
- Wrote CACREP Self-Study report
- Conducted ongoing research in family therapy and gender role development
- Supervised masters and doctoral students’ practicum, advanced practicum,
fieldwork and internship experiences
- Supervised graduate student research experiences including, independent
research, master’s thesis, and doctoral dissertations
- Supervised research team resulting in professional presentations and
publications
- Served on professional and university committees
2003-2008
Psychologist, Family Service Association, Terre Haute, Indiana
- Provided individual, group, and family therapy
- Conducted psychological assessments
- Supervised individual, group, and family therapy of staff and practicum students
- Developed treatment plans for children, adolescent and family clients
- Developed treatment interventions for children, adolescent and family clients
- Consulted with other mental health professionals on issues related to treatment
planning and implementation
1999-2008 Consultant, Department of Veterans Affairs - Mental Health Service, Danville,
Illinois
- Consulted with Director of Training and professional staff regarding training
issues and program development
- Provided in-service training for psychology interns and mental health staff
2000-2003 Psychologist, Division of Child and Adolescent Services, Hamilton Community
Mental Health Center, Terre Haute, Indiana
- Provided individual, group, and family therapy
- Designed and implemented group treatment program for adolescent sex
offenders
- Developed treatment interventions for children, adolescent and family clients
- Consulted with other mental health professionals on issues related to pediatric
psychology
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PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE (CONT.)
1998-1999 Pediatric Psychology Post-Doctoral Fellow, Oklahoma University Health
Science Center, Children’s Hospital of Oklahoma, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
(Indicated in specialized training; Sabbatical Leave from Indiana State Univ.)
- Provided individual, group and family therapy for children, adolescents, and
their families
- Provided psychological assessment for pediatric medical patients
- Consulted with physicians and other medical personnel regarding
psychological functioning of pediatric medical patients
- Developed group treatment program for children with behavioral problems
- Provided crisis assessment, interventions and referral services for pediatric
emergency room patients
1993-1994 Psychologist, Hamilton Community Mental Health Center, Terre Haute, Indiana
- Provided individual and marital therapy
- Developed treatment programs for adult clients
1990-1991 Counseling Psychology Intern, University of Maryland, University Counseling
Center, College Park, Maryland
- Provided individual, marital, career, and group counseling
- Provided consultation services to resident life program
- Conducted intake assessment and emergency services
- Provided outreach workshops (e.g. time management, rape crisis)
- Developed and conducted ongoing research projects
1990
Contract Writer, Oklahoma State Department of Vo-Tech, Stillwater, Oklahoma
- Authored curriculum material on mental health
1988-1989 Counselor, Payne County Youth Services, Stillwater, Oklahoma
- Provided individual, family, and group counseling
- Provided consultation services for community schools
- Supervised masters level counseling students
1987-1990 Graduate Teaching Assistant, Oklahoma State University, Stillwater, Oklahoma
- Taught, under supervision, undergraduate and graduate courses in statistics,
research and educational measurement
- Developed assessment instruments for above classes
1988-1989 Practicum Counselor, Marriage/Family Counseling Service, Stillwater, Oklahoma
- Conducted marital and family assessment
- Provided marital and family counseling
- Functioned as consulting therapist behind one-way mirror
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PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE (CONT.)
1987-1988 Practicum Counselor, Bi-State Mental Health Foundation, Ponca City,
Oklahoma
- Provided individual, marital, and family counseling
- Provided emergency telephone crisis intervention
- Conducted psychological assessments
- Conducted alcohol and drug assessment
- Provided advocacy for clients
- Provided consultation services for inpatient mental health facility
- Supervised masters level counseling students
1985-1987 Instructor, Eastern New Mexico University, Portales, New Mexico
- Taught undergraduate courses in psychology and sociology
- Developed assessment instruments for above classes
1984-1987 Outpatient Counselor, Mental Health Resources, Clovis, New Mexico
- Provided individual, group, marital, and family counseling
- Resolved crisis calls received on community hotline
- Developed alcohol and drug assessment program
- Provided advocacy for clients
- Provided consultation and outreach to community schools and agencies
PROFESSIONAL PUBLICATIONS
Roberts-Pittman, B., Shuff, I.M., Campbell, J., & Coleman, C. (2010). An analysis of the social
support networks of gay men living with HIV: Challenges to the barrier theory
[Monograph]. Lambert Academic Publishing
Campbell, J.L., & Leonard, E., (2000). The future is now: A history of the American
Psychological Association of Graduate Students. In W. Street (Ed.) Encyclopedia of
Psychology. Washington, DC: American Psychological Association.
Campbell, J.L., Masters, M.A., & Johnson, M.E. (1998). Relationship of parental alcoholism to
family-of-origin functioning and current marital satisfaction. Journal of Addiction and
Offenders Counseling, 19(1), 7-14.
Kelly-James, K.T., & Campbell, J.L. (1997). Attribution of responsibility in alcohol related
incidents. Psychological Reports, 80, 1159-1165.
Campbell, J.L. (1996). Traditional men in counseling: Obstacles and recommendations. Journal
of Psychological Practice, 2(3), 40-45.
Fischer, P.C., Smith, R.J., Leonard, E., Fuqua, D.R., Campbell, J.L., & Masters, M.A. (1993).
Gender differences on affective dimensions: Taking a second look. Journal of Counseling
and Development, 71, 440-443.
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PROFESSIONAL PUBLICATIONS (CONT.)
Campbell, J.L., Snow, B.M. (1992). Gender role conflict and family environment as predictors of
men’s marital satisfaction. Journal of Family Psychology, 6, 84-87.
Johnson, M.E., Campbell, J.L., & Masters, M.A. (1992). Relationship between psychologists’
theoretical orientation and family-of-origin functioning. Professional Psychology: Research
and Practice, 23, 119-122.
Campbell, J.L. (1991). Mental health. In S. Wiedelman (ed.), Practical nursing. Oklahoma
Department of Vocational and Technical Education, Curriculum and Instructional Materials
Center, Stillwater, Oklahoma.
Campbell, J.L., & Johnson, M.E. (1991). Marital status and gender similarity in marital therapy.
Journal of Counseling and Development, 69, 363-366.
Fuqua, D.R., Leonard, E., Masters, M.A., Smith, R.J., Campbell, J.L., & Fischer, P.C. (1991). A
structural analysis of the State-Trait Anger Expression Inventory. Educational and
Psychological Measurement, 51, 439-446.
Robinson, D.W., Ray, D.R., Connell, K.K., & Campbell, J.L. (Eds.). (1983). Opening Many
Doors: A Collection of Dean’s Grant Mainstreaming Colloquia Presentations (Vol. II).
(Available from the College of Education, Oklahoma State University, Stillwater,
Oklahoma, 74078).
PROFESSIONAL PRESENTATIONS
Shen-Miller, D.S., Tumbling, S., Simpkins, T., & Campbell, J.L. (2010). Perceptions of health
programs on college campuses. Presentation accepted for the 118th Annual Convention of
the American Psychological Association, San Diego.
Campbell, J.L. (2008, August). The impact of early professional involvement on subsequent
career development. In N. Anderson (Chair), Journeys in Leadership and Careers-20 Years
of APAGS Chairs. Symposium conducted at the 116th Annual Convention of the American
Psychological Association, Boston.
Campbell, J.L. (2008, August). Men’s conflict between personal and professional demands. In K.
Hahn (Chair), Balancing Personal and Professional Roles. Symposium conducted at the
116th Annual Convention of the American Psychological Association, Boston.
Campbell, J.L. (2008, March). Academic program directors and best practices for
program/internship communication. In C. Winterowd & S. Benton (Chair), Best Practices in
Communication between Academic and Internship Training Directors Regarding Students’
Progress and Performance. Symposium conducted at the 3rd International Counseling
Psychology Conference, Chicago, Illinois.
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PROFESSIONAL PRESENTATIONS (CONT.)
Osborn, D.P., & Campbell, J.L. (2007, September). Using groups with alcohol and drug abuse
clients. Invited Presentation at the Annual Conference of the National Association of
Alcohol and Drug Abuse Counselors, Nashville, Tennessee.
Campbell, J.L. (2007, May). Clinical supervision: Theory and technique. Paper presented at the
Danville, VA Psychology Training Symposia, Danville, Illinois.
Campbell, J.L. & Osborn, D.P., (2007, April). Critical factors in group counseling. Invited
Presentation at the Annual Conference of the Indiana Association of Alcohol and Drug
Abuse Counselors, Indianapolis, Indiana.
Osborn, D.P., & Campbell, J.L. (2006, May). Group counseling with chemical addictions clients.
Presented at the 23rd Annual Institute for Alcohol and Drug Studies, Evansville, Indiana.
Buhr, K., & Campbell, J.L. (2005, August). The effects of sex and gender-role on self-reported
intimacy. Poster presented at the 113th Annual Convention of the American Psychological
Association, Washington, DC.
Campbell, J.L., Buhr, K., Erisman, T., & Mulvany, E. (2005, August). Portrayal of men in
commercials. Poster presented at the 113th Annual Convention of the American
Psychological Association, Washington, DC.
Campbell, J.L. (2004, May). Pediatric psychology. Paper presented at the Danville, VA
Psychology Training Symposia, Danville, Illinois.
Campbell, J.L. (2004, October). Dynamic family therapy: Theory and concepts. Paper presented
at the Danville, VA Psychology Training Symposia, Danville, Illinois.
Mailloux, S. L., & Campbell, J.L. (2002, August) A Test of the Transtheoretical Model of
Change with Adolescent Sex Offenders in treatment. Poster presented at the 110th Annual
Convention of the American Psychological Association, Chicago, Illinois.
Campbell, J.L., Gillespie, R., Roberts, B., Cichon, L. (2002, August) Qualitative examination of
fathering: The impact of fathers on sons. Poster presented at the 110th Annual Convention of
the American Psychological Association, Chicago, Illinois.
Campbell, J.L., Gillespie, R., Roberts, B., Cichon, L. (2002, August) Antecedent of gender role
conflict: Family of origin and perceived parenting. Poster presented at the 110th Annual
Convention of the American Psychological Association, Chicago, Illinois.
Campbell, J.L. (2001, August). Pediatric psychology. Paper presented at the Danville, VA
Psychology Training Symposia, Danville, Illinois.
Campbell, J.L. (2001, March). Application of dynamic family therapy. Paper presented at the
Danville, VA Psychology Training Symposia, Danville, Illinois.
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PROFESSIONAL PRESENTATIONS (CONT.)
Campbell, J.L. (2000, October). Dynamic family therapy: Theory and concepts. Paper presented
at the Danville, VA Psychology Training Symposia, Danville, Illinois.
Tagger, L. & Campbell, J.L. (2000, October). Self-efficacy in Head Start participants and career
development. Paper presented at the National Head Start Conference, St. Louis, Missouri.
Campbell, J.L., & Bischoff, L. (1999, November). Parenting, the rest of the story: Selected
precursors to parent skills training. Paper presentation conducted for the Indiana State
University Professional Psychology Development Series. Terre Haute, Indiana.
Campbell, J.L. (1998, October). Psychotherapy with traditional men. Presented at the 1998
Professorial Rounds of the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, Oklahoma
University Health Science Center, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.
Campbell, J.L., & Grigar, M.E. (1997, August). A longitudinal look at men in the movies. Poster
session presented at the 105th Annual Convention of the American Psychological
Association, Chicago, Illinois.
Campbell, J.L. (1997, August). Men in movies: The motion picture industry’s representation of
men in relationships. In D.J. Lutz (Chair), Men and relationships: Perspectives and
interactive discussion. Symposium conducted at the 105th Annual Convention of the
American Psychological Association, Chicago, Illinois.
Campbell, J.L., & Sweet, H. (1997, August). Experiential discussions on intergender
communication. Program presented at the Division of Family Psychology Hospitality Suite
Program during the 105th Annual convention of the American Psychological Association,
Chicago, Illinois.
Kelly-James, K.T., & Campbell, J.L. (1996, April). Attribution theory and alcohol use. Paper
presented at the Annual Convention of the Great Lakes Regional Conference for Counseling
Psychology, Muncie, Indiana.
Kelly-James, K.T., & Campbell, J.L. (1996, April). Attribution of responsibility in alcohol
related incidents. Poster session presented at the Annual Convention of the Great Lakes
Regional Conference for Counseling Psychology, Muncie, Indiana.
Campbell, J.L., & Kozler, C.J. (1995, August). Predictors of sexual coercion: Promiscuity and
male role identity. Poster session presented at the 103rd Annual Convention of the
American Psychological Association, New York.
Campbell, J.L., & Leonard, E. (1993, August). The internship application process: Experiential
and data based information. Paper presented at the American Psychological Association of
Graduate Students Hospitality Suite Program during the 101st Annual Convention of the
American Psychological Association, Toronto, Canada.
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PROFESSIONAL PRESENTATIONS (CONT.)
Campbell, J.L., & Snow, B.M. (1992, August). Gender role conflict and family environment as
predictors of men’s marital satisfaction. In G.E. Good (Chair), Psychology of Men:
Recognizing and affirming healthy conceptualizations of masculinity. Symposium
conducted at the 100th Annual Convention of the American Psychological Association,
Washington, DC.
Fuqua, D.R., Leonard, E., Masters, M.A., Smith, R.J., Campbell, J.L., & Fischer, P.C. (1991). A
structural analysis of the State-Trait Anger Expression Scale. Paper presented at the
Convention of the American Educational Research Association, Chicago, Illinois.
Masters, M.A., Campbell, J.L., & Johnson, M.E. (1990, August). Effects of family discomfort
and parental alcoholism on marital functioning. Poster presented at the 98th Annual
Convention of the American Psychological Association, Boston, Massachusetts.
Campbell, J.L. (1990, March). Student involvement in professional organizations. Paper
presented at the Annual Convention of the Oklahoma Psychological Association, Oklahoma
City, Oklahoma.
Campbell, J.L., (1989, August). The life of a graduate student in psychology (Chair). Symposium
presented at the 97th Annual Convention of the American Psychological Association, New
Orleans, Louisiana.
Campbell, J.L., Fagley, N.S. Miller, P.M., & Knox-Harbour, P. (1989, August). Effects of
providing item difficulty information on student’s test performance. Poster session presented
at the 97th Annual Convention of the American Psychological Association, New Orleans,
Louisiana.
Miller, P.M., Fagley, N.S., Downing, R., Jones, R.N., Campbell, J.L., & Knox-Harbour, P.
(1989, August). Convergent validity of the Gibb (1964) Experimental test of testwiswness.
Poster session presented at the 97th Annual Convention of the American Psychological
Association, New Orleans, Louisiana.
Leonard, E., Just, S., Johnson, M.E., Masters, M.A., Reeves, P., & Campbell, J. (1989, April).
Counselor rating forms: Factorial versus actual applications. Poster presented at the
Second Annual southwest Regional Conference for Counseling Psychology, Houston,
Texas.
Campbell, L.M., & Campbell, J.L. (1989, April). Interactions of psychotropic drugs and
nutrition. Poster session presented at the Annual Convention of the Oklahoma Dietetic
Association, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.
Campbell, J.L. (1988, October). The eclectic supervisor: Boom or bust. Poster session presented
at the Annual Convention of the Oklahoma Association of Counseling and Development,
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.
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Johnson, M.E., & Campbell, J.L. (1988, August). The effects of gender and marital status on
perceived counselor credibility. Poster session presented at the 96th Annual Convention of
the American Psychological Association, Atlanta, Georgia.
MANUSCRIPTS IN DEVELOPMENT
Buhr, K., & Campbell, J.L. (in development). The effects of sex and gender-role on self-reported
intimacy.
Campbell, J.L., Mclin, C., Smith, T., Johnson, R, (in development). Path analysis related to
perceived fathering effectiveness.
PROFESSIONAL SERVICE
National Service Activities
Listserv Administrator, 1997 – 2008; Division of Family Psychology, Division 43 of the
American Psychological Association
Pre-Site Consultant, 2007; (Program completing a university wide program review and
examining the possibility of CACREP accreditation)
Convention Program Review Committee, 1996-2004; Division of Family Psychology,
Division 43 of the American Psychological Association
Convention Program Review Committee, 1996-2004; Society for the Psychological Study
of Men and Masculinity, Division 51 of the American Psychological Association
Peer Reviewer, 1998-2003; Addison Wesley Longman Publishing
Treasurer, 1998-2002; Society for the Psychological Study of Men and Masculinity,
Division 51 of the American Psychological Association
Website Administrator, 1996 – 2000; Society for the Psychological Study of Men and
Masculinity, Division 51 of the American Psychological Association
Gender Concerns Committee, Co-Chair, 1996-1998; Division of Family Psychology,
Division 43 of the American Psychological Association
Peer Reviewer, American Counseling Association, Department of Acquisitions &
Development, 1992-1993
Executive Board, 1988-1992; American Psychological Association of Graduate Students
(APAGS), Student organization of the American Psychological Association, Chair, 19901991; Chair-Elect, 1989-1990; Past-Chair 1991-1992; Member at Large, 1988-1989
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National Service Activities (cont.)
Presidential Task Force for the Creation of a Residency Program in Psychology, American
Psychological Association, 1990-1992
APAGS Liaison, 1991-1992; Board of Professional Affairs, American Psychological
Association
APAGS Liaison, 1992; National Association of Professional Schools of Psychology
APAGS Liaison, 1991; Task Force for the Recruitment and Retention of Ethnic Minority
Students and Faculty, American Psychological Association
APAGS Liaison, 1990-1991; Board of Education Affairs, American Psychological
Association
Membership Committee Chairperson, 1988-1989; American Psychological Association of
Graduate Students
University Service Activities
Mentoring Committee: 2014-Present; College of Education, Tennessee State University
Benefits Committee, 2013-Present: Faculty Senate, Tennessee State University
Technology Committee, 2008-2012; College of Education, Tennessee State University
Graduate Affairs Council, 1997-2008; College of Education, Indiana State University
Program Prioritization Review Committee, 2006-2007; College of Education, Indiana
State University
Information Technology Advisory Committee, 2000-2006; College of Education, Indiana
State University
College of Education Congress, 2004-2006; College of Education, Indiana State University
(Also served 1992-1994, 1995-1997, 2000-2002, Vice-Chair, 1995-1996)
Computer Application Proficiency Committee, 1992-2003; Indiana State University,
Chair, 1997-2003
University Faculty Appeals Committee, 2002-2003; Indiana State University
Coffman Distinguished Professorship Selection Committee, 2002-2003; College of
Education, Indiana State University
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University Service Activities (cont.)
Wiley Colloquia Committee 2000-2002 & 1993-1995; College of Education, Indiana State
University
Search Committee, 2000; Department of Communication Disorders, Indiana State
University
Graduate Faculty Committee, 1997-1998; School of Graduate Studies, Indiana State
University
Holmstedt Committee, 1996-1997; College of Education, Indiana State University
Scholarship and Fellowship Committee, 1991-1993: School of Graduate Studies, Indiana
State University, Chair, 1992-1993
Midwest Health Psychology Conference Advisory Committee, 1991-1992; Indiana State
University
Department Service Activities
Faculty Search Committee, 2015; Department of Psychology, Indiana State University, CoChair, 2004, Chair, 2005
Faculty Search Committee, 1995, 2002, 2004, 2005; Department of Counseling, Indiana
State University, Co-Chair, 2004, Chair, 2005
Program Prioritization Development Committee, 2009-2010; College of Education,
Tennessee State University
Council of Counseling Psychology Training Programs Representative, 2008-2012, 2013Present: Department of Psychology, Tennessee State University
Curriculum Committee, 2008-2013: Department of Psychology, Tennessee State
University
Counseling Psychology Selection Committee, 2008-Present: Department of Psychology,
Tennessee State University, Chair, 2008-2012
Counseling Psychology Program Committee, 2008-Present: Department of Psychology,
Tennessee State University, Chair, 2008-2012
Counseling Psychology Program Committee, 1999-2008: Department of Counseling,
Indiana State University, Chair, 2005-2008
Counseling Psychology Selection Committee, 1991-2008: Department of Counseling,
Indiana State University, Chair, 2005-2008
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Counseling Program Committee, 1991-2008; Department of Counseling, Indiana State
University, Chair, 1991-1997, 2003-2007
Counseling Program Selection Committee, 1991-2008; Department of Counseling, Indiana
State University, Chair, 1991-1997, 2003-2007
Department Service Activities (cont.)
Counselor Education Program Committee, 2004 – 2008; Department of Counseling,
Indiana State University,
Personnel Committee, 1999-2008; Department of Counseling, Indiana State University,
Chair, 2002-2007
Faculty Search Committee, 1995, 2002, 2004, 2005; Department of Counseling, Indiana
State University, Co-Chair, 2004, Chair, 2005
Community Based Service Activities
Methamphetamine Treatment Task Force, Terre Haute, Indiana, 2000-2004
AWARDS AND HONORS
2009 Evaluation Training Award, National Science Foundation, American Evaluation
Association and Tennessee State University Department of Psychology
2008 Many Faces of Counseling Psychology Award, International Counseling Psychology
Conference (Leadership Award)
2001 Distinguished Service Award, Society for the Psychological Study of Men and
Masculinity (Division 51 of the American Psychological Association)
1990 Golden Key Graduate Assistant Teaching Award; Phi Kappa Phi
REFERENCES
Available Upon Request
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STUDENT ADVISEMENT
Dissertation Committees Chaired
Status
Institution
Chris Brooks
Meggan Novotny
Charles Williams
Tim Boling
Ted Moretz
Mary Grigar
Stephen Mailloux
Ryan Gillespie
Julia Wernz
Kelly Dardeen
Allison Bradshaw
Lindsay Travelstead
Christine Kerr
Keith Buhr
Anne Price
Enrique Covarrubias
In Development
In Development
Graduated
Graduated
Graduated
Graduated
Graduated
Graduated
Graduated
Graduated
Graduated
Graduated
Graduated
Graduated
Graduated
Graduated
Tenn. St. Univ
Tenn. St. Univ
Tenn. St. Univ.
Tenn. St. Univ.
Ind. St. Univ.
Ind. St. Univ.
Ind. St. Univ.
Ind. St. Univ.
Ind. St. Univ.
Ind. St. Univ.
Ind. St. Univ.
Ind. St. Univ.
Ind. St. Univ.
Ind. St. Univ.
Ind. St. Univ.
Ind. St. Univ.
Masters Thesis Chaired
Status
Institution
Brittany LaDuke
Brittany Thatcher
Innocence Branch
Terrence Smith
Crystal Moore
Kendra Parks
Lana Herteen
Kathleen Kelly
In Development
In Development
In Development
In Development
In Development
In Development
Graduated
Graduated
Tenn. St. Univ.
Tenn. St. Univ.
Tenn. St. Univ.
Tenn. St. Univ.
Tenn. St. Univ.
Tenn. St. Univ.
Ind. St. Univ.
Ind. St. Univ.
Masters Student Advisees
Between 1991 and 2014 – Advised over 200 masters students in Mental Health Counseling
Program
Between 1991 and 2014 – Advised over 23 Doctoral students in Counseling Education and
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Counseling Psychology
COURSES TAUGHT
Tennessee State University (graduate classes except Introduction to Psychology)
Techniques of Counseling
Ethics and Professionalism in Counseling
Ethics and Professionalism in Counseling Psychology
Masters Practicum in Counseling
Advanced Practicum
Vocational Theory and Testing
Abnormal Psychology
Group Counseling
Family Therapy
Advanced Family Theory and Therapy
Psychopathology
Violence in Interpersonal Relationships
Doctoral Internship (supervision of internship application process)
Assessment, Theory & Intervention with Individuals
Assessment, Theory & Interventions in Supervision
Introduction to Psychology
Indiana State University (all graduate classes)
Techniques of Counseling
Foundations of Mental Health Counseling
Introduction to Marriage and Family Therapeutic Systems
Marriage Counseling and Family Therapy
Advanced Marriage Counseling and Family Therapy
Introduction to Group Work
Group Counseling
Career Development
Advanced Career Development Seminar
Advanced Psychological Appraisal in Counseling
Pediatric Psychology
Counseling Individuals with Alcohol and Drug Abuse Problems
Supervision of Counseling
Doctoral Student Seminar
Computer Applications in Graduate Research
Ethics and Professional Practice
Practicum
Internship (masters level)
Advanced Practicum (doctoral level)
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Fieldwork (doctoral level)
Doctoral Internship (supervision of internship application process)
Oklahoma State University (all classes taught under supervision)
Statistical Methods in Education (graduate level)
Educational Research (graduate level)
Measurement and Evaluation in the School (undergraduate level)
Eastern New Mexico University (all undergraduate classes)
Introduction to Psychology
Introduction to Sociology
Introduction to Social Research
Introduction to Social Problems