CURRICULUM VITAE - UCF Office of Research
CURRICULUM VITAE
Sophia F. Dziegielewski, Ph.D., L.I.S.W.-S
(859) 620-4152 (Cell)
E-mail: Sophia.Dziegielewski@ucf.edu or sdziegie@
EDUCATION:
1990 Florida State University, Tallahassee, FL, Ph.D. Social Work
1986 Florida State University, Tallahassee, FL, Master of Social Work (MSW)
1981 University of Central Florida, Orlando, FL, BA Sociology, Cum Laude Honor Graduate
PROFESSIONAL LICENSURE AND CREDENTIALS:
2006-present Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker, State of Ohio, License # I 0600082
1999-2007 Licensed Clinical Social Worker, State of Florida, License # 0005449 (2011-Current Inactive Status)
1992-2003 Licensed Clinical Social Worker, State of Tennessee, License # 1040
1992-2003 Certified Clinical Social Worker, State of Tennessee
1991-2004 Licensed Clinical Social Worker, State of Georgia, License # 161622
2003-present Recognized Expert Witness in Social Work in the State and Federal Courts
MILITARY SERVICE:
1992-2002 United States Army, Social Work Officer, Rank of Major, Active/In-Active Reserves
1989-1992 United States Army, Persian Gulf War Veteran, Honorable Discharge
1974-1977 United States Air Force, Vietnam Era Veteran, Honorable Discharge
SCHOLARSHIP/PUBLICATION SUMMARY:
Over 125 publications, reflective of practice and research in the area of health and mental health.
86 ARTICLES: Peer-reviewed and Invited Articles
8 TEXTBOOKS: Health, Mental Health, Practice, Psychopharmacology, and Addictions
3 TRAINING MANUALS: 3 Training Manuals for Social Work Licensure Preparation and Supervision
27 TEXTBOOK CHAPTERS: 27 Textbook Chapters
5 OTHER PUBLICATIONS: 3 Newspaper/Online Publications/Book Reviews
CONTRACT AND GRANT ACTIVITY:
7 Funded Grants and/or Contracts (3 Federal grants)
1 Federal Grant (2009-2015), community partnership with evaluation contract with an expected $7 million in allocations.
1 Federal Training Grant (1993-1999), securing over $10 million in physician salary allocations,
30 Non-funded (publication-resulting) clinical projects
PROFESSIONAL RECOGNITION: 14 recent radio, television, and newspaper, magazine features
EDITOR, JOURNAL OF SOCIAL SERVICE RESEARCH
COMMUNITY SERVICE/PROFESSIONAL PRESENTATIONS:
Numerous peer-reviewed or invited presentations on topics such as leadership, supervision and evidence-based measures and current social work practice strategy.
SELECTED AWARDS AND RECOGNITIONS:
College of Health and Public Affairs Excellence in Graduate Teaching Award: 2002
University Excellence in Graduate Teaching Award: 2002
University Faculty Leadership and Mentoring Award: 2002, Teaching Incentive Award (TIP): 2002
Featured in the national magazine "Social Work Today" referred to as a Legend in the Field: 2003
PROFESSIONAL FUNDRAISING: Over $700,000.00 since 1992.
ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS AND HONORS:
AWARDS:
2004 Team Trainer Award, Hostage Negotiators
2003 Team Trainer Award, Crisis Intervention Training for Correctional Officers
2002. Excellence in Graduate Teaching Award, University of Central Florida (one of the most prestigious awards given at the UCF, only 1 award given per year.
2002. Excellence in Graduate Teaching Award, College of Health and Public Affairs, UCF (one award per year representing five schools or departments at the University).
2002 Teaching Incentive Award (TIP)
2002 University Faculty Leadership Award (one award per year representing over 2,000 faculty).
2002 Voted Faculty Representative UCF College of Health and Public Affairs, Graduation
2001-2002 Teaching Incentive Program Award (TIP), (represents teaching excellence)
2001 Voted Faculty Representative UCF College of Health and Public Affairs, Graduation
1997 Jean Rayfield Teaching Commitment & Dedication Award: University of Alabama
1995 NASW Social Worker of the Year: For the State of Tennessee, NASW
1995 NASW Social Worker of the Year: For Middle Tennessee Area, NASW
1995 Program Director Award, from U.S. Public Health Service, Washington, D.C.
1995 Nominated "Exemplary Teacher of the Year", Meharry Medical College
1994 Nominated "Exemplary Teacher of the Year," Meharry Medical College
1993 Nominated "Exemplary Teacher of the Year," Meharry Medical College
1992 U.S. Army Achievement Medal for Research and Teaching
1992 "Outstanding Professional Contribution" Alzheimer's Association, GA
1986 Student MSW Social Worker of the Year, NASW Florida
HONORS:
2011 Featured Lead Presenter, Authors, Editors and Composers, University of Cincinnati
2010 Key Note Address, International Health Care Conference, Dublin, Ireland
2010 Selected Publications Presented: Authors Editors and Composers, 24th year
2009 Key Note NASW Nebraska State Chapter
2009 Key Note: NASW Maryland State Chapter
2009-2007 Selected Publications Presented: Authors Editors and Composers, 3 years in a row
2006 Key Note: NASW Ohio State Conference
2006 Key Note: NASW Alaska
2006 Key Note: Mayo Clinic, MN
2006 Key Note Address: Veterans Administration, KY
2005 Selected Publications Presented: Authors Editors and Composers, 24th year
2004 Key Note Address: NASW Florida State Conference.
2003 Feature story highlighting the career of Sophia Dziegielewski, Ph.D. in the National Magazine "Social Work Today" titled What Makes a Social Work Legend? Passion. 4/7/03, Vol. 3, No. 7.
2003 Keynote Address: UCF School of SW Graduation Celebration, Daytona Campus.
2002 Key Note Address: UCF School of SW Graduation Celebration
2002 Key Note Address: NASW Conference for Florida Chapter
2002 Closing Address: Case Management Conference in New Mexico
2002 Key Note Address: NASW State of WV Conference, (1,700 in attendance)
2001 Key Note Address: NASW Missouri Chapter State Conference
2001 Closing Address: NASW Missouri Chapter State Conference
1999 Key Note Address: School of Social Work Graduation Celebration, UCF
1997 Closing Address: SW Conference, Jacksonville, AL
1997 Key Note Address: ASCSW Conference, Birmingham, AL
1997 Key Note Address: Public Health Social Workers, Montgomery, AL
1996 Key Note Address: Female Veterans of War, Tuskegee, AL
1996 Key Note Address: Family Preservation Society, AL
1996 Key Note Address: Alabama Conference on Social Work, Tuscaloosa, AL
1994 Key Note Address: University of Tennessee Graduation Ceremony
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:
2011- Interim Director, School of Social Work (started January 2012)
Professor and Associate Director of Research, School of Social Work
Chair, University Institutional Review Board
University of Central Florida, Box 163358, Orlando, FL 32816. (407) 823-2114
2004-2011 Professor, School of Social Work
University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, OH 45221 (513)556-4615
2004- 2009 Dean and Professor, School of Social Work, University of Cincinnati
2006-Served as Chair of the University Human Subjects Review Board-Behavioral Sciences,
2007-2008 Chair of Deans Council, University of Cincinnati
2007 to 2009, Chair of University Athletics Council
1997-2004 Professor, School of Social Work,
University of Central Florida, Box 163358, Orlando, FL 32816. (407) 823-2114
BSW Coordinator (1999), Ph.D. Coordinator for School of Social Work (1998)
Professor, Health Services Administration and Sociology (2001-2004)
2001-2004-CHAIR of the University of Central Florida, Institutional Review Board (IRB) Human Subjects Review Board, Continue remotely as vice chair/reviewer for UCF-IRB
Teaching Ph.D. in Public Affairs, MSW and Undergraduate Practice and Research
2002 Awarded the UNIVERSITY EXCELLENCE IN GRADUATE TEACHING AWARD
2002 Awarded the COLLEGE EXCELLENCE IN GRADUATE TEACHING AWARD
2002 Awarded Graduate Teaching Incentive Performance Award (TIP)
2001-2002 Awarded University Faculty Leadership Award
1996 - 1997 Associate Professor, School of Social Work
University of Alabama, Little Hall, Box 873014, Tuscaloosa, AL 35487. (205) 348-7027
Chairperson BSW Program, Appointed 1996
Teaching Ph.D., MSSW and BSSW Practice and Research
1997 Awarded the Jean Rayfield Award for Dedication to Teaching and Administration.
1992 - 1995 Associate Professor, Department of Psychiatry and Family Medicine
Meharry Medical College, 1005 D.B. Todd Blvd., Nashville, TN 37208. (615) 327-6572
Director, Division of Community Health Sciences (appointed 1994)
Director, Master in Health Services Administration (appointed 1994)
Medical educator, Department of Family and Preventive Medicine and Psychiatry (Dual Appointment )
1995 Received Director's Award from the US Public Health Service for program formulation and vision.
1992 - 1995 Adjunct Professor, University of Tennessee
School of Social Work, 1720 West End Avenue, Nashville, TN 37208 (615) 329-1212
1995 Invited to do the Key Note address for UT Graduation Ceremony (by popular vote)
1989 - 1992 Behavioral Scientist and Lead Social Work Clinician
Edward Herbert School of Medicine, 4301 Jones Bridge Rd., Bethesda, MD 20814
Family Practice Clinics and Associate Chief of Social Work Service
Clinician and Clinical Assistant Professor in Residency Program and Martin Army Hospital,
Ft. Benning, GA 31905 (404) 544-1710
1992 Awarded Army Achievement Medal
1987 - 1989 Instructor, School of Social Work, Florida State University
Tallahassee, FL 32306 (904) 644-2275
1986 - 1987 Psychiatric Social Worker, Halifax Psychiatric Center,
Halifax Hospital, Daytona Beach, FL 32017
1985 - 1986 Senior Geriatric Evaluator, Geriatric Community Liaison for State Hospital
Discharge Planning. ACT, Daytona Beach, FL
1982 - 1984 Assistant Director, Senior Counselor, Domestic Abuse Council, FL
1978 - 1981 Director of Geriatric Social Services, Golden Age Health Care, FL
1974 - 1976 Surgical Scrub Nurse, Emergency Medical Technician (EMT), US Air Force
CONTRACTS, GRANTS AND PROFESSIONAL FUNDRAISING:
2012 –2014 Department of Children and Families: Child Investigator Training Program
Assumed PI responsibilities January 2012
Five year training grant totaling $1,376,414.00
2012 Title-IV-E, Florida Project Account, UCF Contract Account
Assumed Role as PI, January 2012
Yearly Matching funds 24,000.00 Funding End Date June 2012
2009-2015 Child Mental Health Initiative- Department of Health and Human Services
Clermont County AdamHS Board in conjunction with University of Cincinnati
Budget Period $ 893,739.00 9/30/2009-9/28/2010
Project Period Federal Contribution 7 million over project period 9/30/2009 to 09/29/2015
Principal Co-evaluators, University of Cincinnati: Gary Dick and Sophia Dziegielewski
*2012 Currently serving as consultant on the grant with recent employment change to Orlando.
2002 Neighbor to Family-Intact Siblings-Child Foster Care
Program Evaluation- Principal Investigator: Sophia F. Dziegielewski
Listed as a model on National Web-site and at National Conference. Invited to Washington DC to meet with Secretary of Health and Human Services to present program as a NATIONAL model.
2002 Orange County Jail Personnel Study
Principal/Co-Principle Investigators: Kenneth Reynolds & Sophia F. Dziegielewski
1997- 1999 HRSA Faculty Development Initiative
Federal Contract
Principal Investigator: Sophia F. Dziegielewski, Ph.D., LCSW
Memorandum of Agreement 1996-1999 between Department of Health and Human Services, the Public Health Service and Meharry Medical College. Five million dollar fund allocation, included salary and benefits with the assignment of 10 physicians and contract management staff. This marked the renewal and extension of a three-year contract where Sophia Dziegielewski continued to serve as Principal Investigator.
1995 - 1996 Health Resources and Services Administration
Associated Health Professions, BHPr, Federal Grant
Principal Investigator: Sophia F. Dziegielewski, Ph.D., LCSW
Received a $35,000.00 grant to provide "Health Service Trainee-ships and Special Projects" to Master in Public Health Service Program at Meharry Medical College.
1993 - 1996 HRSA Faculty Development Initiative, Contract HRSA
Principal Investigator and Director: Sophia F. Dziegielewski, Ph.D., LCSW
Memorandum of Agreement 1993-1996 between Department of Health and Human Services, Public Health Service and Meharry Medical College. Five-million dollar fund allocation, included salary and benefits with the recruitment of 10 physicians and a contract management staff covering a three-year period.
Received the Project Director’s Award from the Public Health Service 1995, invited to re-apply, and received subsequent renewal for a three-year term.
1991 - 1993 HRSA Preliminary Faculty Development Initiative
Contract -HRSA Seed Project
Principal Investigator: Frederick Ernst, Ph.D.
* Co-Investigator: Sophia F. Dziegielewski, Ph.D. (Became co-investigator in October 1992).
Professional Fundraising and Co-Sponsored Trainings
The following is an estimate of monies raised for non-profit organizations. These organizations co-sponsor continuing education programming provided by Dr. Sophia F. Dziegielewski. One purpose for initiating these community partnerships is to help raise funds to support non-profit professional organizations within the field of Social Work. States involved in this type of sponsorship include: Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Indiana, Iowa, Nebraska, Louisiana, Missouri, Mississippi, Oregon, Tennessee, Utah, Virginia, Washington, and Alaska. Total estimated funds for nonprofit agencies since 2000: over $700,000.00
SCHOLARSHIP AND PUBLICATIONS
Textbooks:
8. Dziegielewski, S.F. (2010). Social work practice and psychopharmacology: A person and environment approach. New York: Springer Publishing.
7. Dziegielewski, S.F. (2010). DSM-IV-TR™ in action (2nd Edition). New York: Wiley Publishers.
First edition published in 2001). 220-page Instructor's Manual with test bank and PowerPoint slides.
6. Colby, I., & Dziegielewski, S.F. (2010). Introduction to social work: The peoples’ profession (3rd ed.). Chicago: Lyceum Books. [398 page introductory text for the field of social work with Instructor's Manual.] (1st ed. published in 2001, 2nd edition published in 2004).
5. Dziegielewski, S.F. (2006). Psychopharmacology handbook: For the non-medically trained. New York: Norton Publishers.
4. Dziegielewski, S.F. (2005). Substance addictions: Assessment and intervention. Chicago, IL: Lyceum Publications.
3. Dziegielewski, S.F. (2004). The changing face of health care social work: Professional practice in managed behavioral health care (2nd Ed.). New York: Springer Publishers. (1st ed. published in 1998).
2. Wodarski, J., & Dziegielewski, S.F. (2002). Human growth and development: Integrating theory and empirical practice. New York: Springer Publishing.
1. Dziegielewski, S.F. & Leon, A. (2001). Social work practice and psychopharmacology. New York: Springer Publishing.
Journal Articles
86. Blackwell, C. & Dziegielewski, S.F. (In Press, 2012). Using the internet to meet sexual partners: Research and practice implications. Special Issue: Journal of Social Service Research.
85. Tengilimoglu, D., Mansur, F.A. & Dziegielewski, S.F. (2010). The effect of mobbing on organizational commitment in the hospital setting: A field study. Journal of Social Service Research, 36(2), 128-141.
84. Ricks, J.L., Chang-Arratia, C., Lansinger, D.L., & Dziegielewski, S.F. (2010). Men who have sex with men and methamphetamine use. Social Work in Mental Health. 8(2), 160-173. (Peer-reviewed).
83. Dziegielewski, S.F. (2008). Brief and intermittent approaches to practice: The state of practice. Journal of Brief Treatment and Crisis Intervention, Advance Access on-line version, published April 11, 2008. For on line version: . (Peer-reviewed).
82. Tengilimoglu, D., Yesiltas, M., Kisa, A. & Dziegielewski, S.F. (2008). The role of public relations. Health Marketing Quarterly. (Peer-reviewed).
81. Dziegielewski, S.F. (2007). Issues in Schizophrenia: The social workers role in optimizing adherence. Special Report, December 31, 2007, 1-12. Available for CEU credit on line from . Peer-reviewed by Ralph Aquila, M.D.
80. Blackwell, C.W., Dziegielewski, S.F., Jacinto, G.A. (2006). The use of a strengths-based approach in addressing discrimination against gays and lesbians. Journal of Human Behavior in the Social Environment, 14(3), 1-15. (Peer-reviewed)
79. Saxon, C., Dziegielewski, S.F., & Jacinto, G.A. (2006). Self-determination and confidentiality: The ambiguous nature of decision-making in social work practice. Journal of Human Behavior in the Social Environment, 13(4), 55-72. (Peer-reviewed)
78. Gammonley, D. & Dziegielewski, S.F. (2006). Crisis intervention responses to children victimized by terrorism: Children are not little adults. Brief Treatment and Crisis Intervention, 6(1), 22-35. (Peer-reviewed)
77. Dziegielewski, S.F., Wodarski, J., & Feit, M. (2005). Social service research: Efficacy, necessity and effectiveness. Journal of Social Service Research, 32(1), 1-16. (Peer-reviewed)
76. Forbes, H. & Dziegielewski, S.F. (2005). Re-Examining play therapy (Part I). Child Welfare Report, 13(10), 7.
75. Forbes, H. & Dziegielewski, S.F. (2005). Including the parent in play therapy (Part II). Clinical perspectives. Child Welfare Report, 13(11), 5.
74. Andrews, D. R. & Dziegielewski, S.F. (2005). The nurse manager: Job satisfaction, the nursing shortage and retention. Journal of Nursing Management, 13, 286-295. (Peer-reviewed)
73. Forbes, H. & Dziegielewski, S.F. (2005). The impact of trauma on parenting. Child Welfare Report, 13(3), 4.
72. Dziegielewski, S.F., Campbell, K., Turnage, B. (2005). Domestic Violence: Focus Groups from the survivor's perspective. Journal of Human Behavior in the Social Environment, 11(2), 9-24. (Peer-reviewed)
71. Ricks, J.L. & Dziegielewski, S.F. (2005). Perceptions of evil and lesbians. Journal of Human Behavior in the Social Environment, 11(2), 61-75. (Peer-reviewed)
70. Burgess, V., Dziegielewski, S.F., & Green, C.A. (2005). Improving comfort about sex communication between parents and their adolescents: Practice –based research within a teen sexuality group. Brief Treatment and Crisis Intervention, 5(4), 379-390. (Peer-reviewed)
69. Blackwell, C.W. & Dziegielewski, S.F. (2005). The privatization of social services from public to sectarian: Negative consequences for America's gays and lesbians. Journal of Human Behavior in the Social Environment, 11 (2), 25-41. (Peer-reviewed)
68. Ream, T. & Dziegielewski, S.F. (August, 2005). Children and parents: How friendships develop. Parent Talk, Child Welfare Report, 13(8), insert 1-2.
67. Dziegielewski, S.F. & Turnage, B.F. (2004). Views are changing about herbal medications. Child Welfare Report, 12(5), 1-2.
66. Weller, J.E. & Dziegielewski, S.F. (2004). The relationship between romantic partner support styles and body image disturbance. Journal of Human Behavior in the Social Environment, 10(2), 71-92. (Peer-reviewed)
65. Blackwell, C.W., Ricks, J.L., & Dziegielewski, S.F. (2004). Discrimination of gays and lesbians: A social justice perspective. Journal of Health and Social Policy, 19(4), 27-43. (Peer-reviewed)
64. Korrs, J. & Dziegielewski, S.F. (2004). Assessing HTP (House-tree-person) drawings in determining sexual abuse. Child Welfare Report,13(4), 4-7.
63. Dziegielewski, S.F. & Turnage, B. (2004). Herbal preparations and children. Child Welfare Report, 13(4), 3-5.
62. Scharoun, K. & Dziegielewski, S.F. (2004). Bioterrorism and the emergency room: Planning for the unexpected. Stress, Trauma and Crisis: An International Journal. 7(3), 135-150. (Peer-reviewed)
61. Green, C.E. & Dziegielewski, S.F. (2004). Three-part series on self support, self-help, and professional development. Part 1. Stress Reduction. Faculty Focus, 3, (2), 3-4.
60. Dziegielewski, S.F., & Green, C.A. (2004). Part II: Learning to be assertive. Faculty Focus, 3(3), 4-5.
59. Dziegielewski, S.F. & Green, C.A. (2004). Part III: Learning to use humor. Faculty Focus, 3(4), 2-4.
58. Reynolds, K.M., Dziegielewski, S.F., Sharp, C. (2004). Serving mentally ill offenders through community corrections: Joining two disciplines. Journal of Offender Rehabilitation, 40(1/2). 185-198. (Peer-reviewed)
57. Dziegielewski, S.F. (2004). Don't overlook the importance of humor. Child Welfare Report,12(8),6-7.
56. Simsek, S., Elbas, N.O., Kisa, A. Dziegielewski, S.F., & Tengilimoglu, D. (2004). Knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors toward Sexually-Transmitted Infections (STIs) in Turkish sex trade workers. Stress, Trauma, and Crisis: An International Journal, 7(2), 105-118. (Peer-reviewed)
55. Forbes, H. & Dziegielewski, S.F. (2004). Re-Examining play therapy-with the parents. Child Welfare Report, 12(7), 1-3.
54. Dziegielewski, S.F., Turnage, B. F. & Roest-Marti, S. (2004). Addressing stress with social work students: A controlled evaluation. Journal of Social Work Education, 40(1), 105-119. (Peer-reviewed)
53. Dziegielewski, S.F. & Green, C.E. (2004). Learning to be assertive. Child Welfare Report, 12(6), 8.
52. Dziegielewski, S.F. (2004). Understanding children with conduct disorder. Child Welfare Report, 12(3), 1-4.
51. Dziegielewski, S.F. (2004). Tips to avoid burnout. Job Training and Placement Report, 28(1), 6.
50. Dziegielewski, S.F. (2004). Toward a better understanding of reactive attachment disorder. Child Welfare Report, 12(1), 1-4.
49. Dziegielewski, S.F. (2003). Complementary practices and herbal healing: A new frontier in counseling practice. Social Work in Mental Health, 1(4), 123-139. (Peer-reviewed)
48. Dziegielewski, S.F., Jacinto, G.A., Laudadio, A., & Legg-Rodriquez, L. (2003). Humor: An essential tool in therapy. International Journal of Mental Health, 32(3), 74-90. (Peer-reviewed)
47. Rehman, T.F. & Dziegielewski, S.F. (2003). Women who choose Islam: Issues, changes and challenges in providing ethnic-diverse practice. International Journal of Mental Health, 32(3), 31-49. (Peer-reviewed)
46. Simsek, S., Kisa, A., & Dziegielewski, S.F. (2003). Sex workers and issues surrounding registration in Turkey. Journal of Health and Social Policy, 17(3), 55-74. (Peer-reviewed)
45. Forbes, H.T. & Dziegielewski, S.F. (2003). Issues facing adoptive mothers of children with special needs. Journal of Social Work, 3(3), 301-320. (Peer-reviewed)
44. Holliman, D., Dziegielewski, S.F., & Teare, R. (2003). Differences and similarities between social work and nurse discharge planners. Health & Social Work, 28(3), 224-231. (Peer-reviewed)
43. Dziegielewski, S.F. (2003). Working with the family. NAPSW Forum, 23(4), 1,4-6.
42. Dziegielewski, S.F. (2003). Tips to avoid burn-out. Child Welfare Report, 11(12), 8-9.
41. Dziegielewski, S.F., C.E. Green, & Hawkins, K. (2002). Improving clinical record keeping in brief treatment: Evaluation of a documentation workshop. Brief Treatment, 2(1), 1-10. (Peer-reviewed)
40. Dziegielewski, S.F., Heymann, C., Green, C. & Gichia, J.E. (2002). Midlife changes: Utilizing a social work perspective. Journal of Human Behavior in the Social Environment, 6(4), 65-86. (Peer-reviewed)
39. Dziegielewski, S.F., Johnson, A. & Webb, E. (2002). DSM-IV, and social work professionals: A continuing education evaluation. Social Work in Mental Health, 1(1), 27-41. (Peer-reviewed)
38. Kisa, A., Dziegielewski, S.F. & Ates. M. (2002). Sexual harassment and its consequences: A study within Turkish hospitals. Journal of Health and Social Policy, 15(1), 77-94. (Peer-reviewed)
37. Dziegielewski, S.F. & Sumner, K. (2002). An examination of the American response to terrorism: Handling the aftermath through crisis intervention. Brief Treatment and Crisis Intervention, 2(4), 287-300. (Peer-reviewed)
36. Dziegielewski, S.F. & Leon, A. (2001). Time-limited case recording: Effective documentation in a changing environment. Journal of Brief Therapy, 1(1), 51-66. (Peer-reviewed)
35. Holliman, D., & Dziegielewski, S.F., Datta, P. (2001). Discharge planning and social work practice. Social Work in Health Care, 32(3), 1-19. (Peer-reviewed)
34. Tengilimoglu, D., Kisa, A. & Dziegielewski, S.F. (2001). The measurement of patient satisfaction in a public hospital in Ankara. Health Services Management Research, 14, 27-35. (Peer-reviewed)
33. Dziegielewski, S.F. & Holliman, D. (2001). Managed care and social work: Practice implications in an era of change. Journal of Sociology and Social Welfare, 28 (2), 125-137. (Peer-reviewed)
32. Alfonso, S. & Dziegielewski, S.F. (2001). Self-directed treatment for panic disorder: A holistic approach. Journal of Social Work Research and Evaluation: An International Publication, 2(1), 5-18. (Peer-reviewed)
31. Leon, A.M., Kazmerski, K.J., & Dziegielewski, S.F. (2001). Student field units: A rehabilitative educational response in the juvenile justice system. Social Work Education, 20(2), 233-246. (Peer-reviewed)
30. Dziegielewski, S.F. & Wolfe, P. (2000). EMDR as a time-limited treatment intervention for body image disturbance and self-esteem: A single subject case study design. Journal of Psychotherapy in Independent Practice, 1(3), 1-16. (Peer-reviewed)
29. Tengilimoglu, D., Kisa, A., & Dziegielewski, S.F. (2000). What patients know about their rights in Turkey? Journal of Health and Social Policy, 12(1), 53-69. (Peer-reviewed)
28. Dziegielewski, S.F. & Eater, J.A. (2000). Smoking cessation: Increasing practice understanding and time-limited intervention strategy. Families in Society: The Journal of Contemporary Human Services, 81(3), 246-255. (Peer-reviewed)
27. Ricks, J. & Dziegielewski, S.F. (2000). Involuntary sterilization and mentally retarded: Revisited. Human Rights Review, 1(4), 125-133. (Peer-reviewed)
26. Tengilimoglu, D. & Dziegielewski, S.F. (2000). Health services pricing in Turkey. Health Marketing Quarterly, 17(4), 21-36. (Peer-reviewed)
25. Dziegielewski, S.F. & Ricks, J.L. (2000). Adult day programs for elderly who are mentally impaired and measurement of caregiver satisfaction. Activities, Adaptation and Aging, 24(4), 51-64. (Peer-reviewed)
24. Leon, A.M. & Dziegielewski, S.F. (2000). Engaging Hispanic immigrant mothers: Revisiting the time-limited psycho-educational group model. Crisis Intervention and Time-Limited Treatment, 6(1), 13-27. (Peer-reviewed)
23. Tengilimoglu, D., Kisa, A., & Dziegielewski, S.F. (1999). Consumer opinions with ancillary services: Improving service delivery in Turkish hospitals. Journal of Medical Systems, 23(5), 363-375. (Peer-reviewed)
22. Leon, A., Altholz, J. & Dziegielewski, S.F. (1999). Compassion fatigue: Considerations for working with the elderly. Journal of Gerontological Social Work, 31(1), 43-62. (Peer-reviewed)
21. Kaplan, A. & Dziegielewski, S.F. (1999). Graduate social work students’ attitudes and behaviors toward spirituality and religion: Issues for education and practice. Social Work and Christianity: An International Journal, 26(1), 25-39. (Peer-reviewed)
20. Leon, A.M. & Dziegielewski, S.F. (1999). The psychological impact of migration: Practice considerations in working with Hispanic women. Journal of Social Work Practice, 13(1), 69-82. (Peer-reviewed)
19. Leon, A.M., Dziegielewski, S.F., & Tubiak, C. (1999). A program evaluation of a juvenile halfway house: Considerations for strengthening program components. Program Planning and Evaluation: An International Journal, 22(2), 141-153. (Peer-reviewed)
18. Tengilimoglu, D., Kisa, A., & Dziegielewski, S.F. (1999). Patient satisfaction in Turkey: Differences between public and private hospitals. Journal of Community Health, 24(1), 73-91. (Peer-reviewed)
17. Kisa, A. & Dziegielewski, S.F. (1999). Student utilization of health services at a university hospital in Turkey. Journal of Health Services Management Research, 12, 149-160. (Peer-reviewed)
16. Dziegielewski, S.F., & MacNeil, G. (1999). Time-limited treatment considerations and strategy for specific phobic conditions. Crisis Intervention, 5(1-2), 133-150. (Peer-reviewed)
15. Dziegielewski, S.F., King, A. & Reed, K. (1998). Correlates of teen violence: Recommendations for time-limited treatment programs. Crisis Intervention and Time-Limited Treatment, 5(3), 1-14. (Peer-reviewed)
14. Dziegielewski, S.F. & Leon, A.M. (1998). Psychopharmacology knowledge and use with social work professionals: A continuing education evaluation. The International Journal of Continuing Education, 1(3), 31-40. (Peer-reviewed)
13. Dziegielewski, S.F., Leon, A., & Green, C. (1998). African American children: A culturally sensitive model for group practice. Early Child Development and Care, 147, 83-97. (Peer-reviewed)
12. Dziegielewski, S.F., Resnick, C.A., Nelson-Gardell, D. & Harrison, D.F. (1998). Treatment of sexual dysfunctions: What social workers need to know? Research on Social Work Practice, 8(6), 685-697. (Peer-reviewed)
11. Dziegielewski, S.F. (1998). Psychopharmacology and social work practice: Introduction. Research on Social Work Practice, 8(4), 371-383 (Peer-reviewed)
10. Dziegielewski, S.F. & Leon, A. (1998). Psychopharmacological treatment of major depression. Research on Social Work Practice, 8(4), 475-490. (Peer-reviewed).
9. Lamb, L., Dziegielewski, S.F. & Leon, A. (1998). Pet-human bonding: Results of a survey on health and well being. The Social Work Student, 1, Online.
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8. Dziegielewski, S.F. (1997). Time-limited brief therapy: The state of practice. Crisis Intervention. 3(3), 217-228. (Peer-reviewed)
7. Roberts, A. & Dziegielewski, S.F. (1996). Assessment typology and intervention with the survivors of stalking. Aggression and Violent Behavior, 1(4), 359-368. (Peer-reviewed)
6. Dziegielewski, S.F. (1996). Managed care principles: The need for social work in the health care environment. Crisis Intervention, 3(2), 97-110. (Peer-reviewed)
5. Resnick, C.A. & Dziegielewski, S.F. (1996). The relationship between therapeutic termination and job satisfaction among medical social workers. Social Work in Health Care, 23(3), 17-34. (Peer-reviewed).
4. Kisa, A. & Dziegielewski, S.F. (1996). Sexual harassment of female nurses in a hospital in Turkey. Health Services Management Research, November (9), 1-11. [First study ever done on Sexual Discrimination in the country of Turkey.] (Peer-reviewed)
3. Dziegielewski, S.F. & Resnick, C.A. (1995). A model of intervention with adult survivors of incest. Crisis Intervention, 2(1), 49-55. (Peer-reviewed)
2. Zua, M. & Dziegielewski, S.F. (1995). Epidemiology of mitral valve prolapse in black patients. Journal of the National Medical Association, 87(4), 1-3. (Peer-reviewed).
1. Dziegielewski, S.F. (1991). Social group work with family members who have a relative suffering from dementia: A controlled evaluation. Research on Social Work Practice, 1(4), 358-370. (Peer-reviewed)
Social Work Book Chapters:
28. Dziegielewski, S.F. (2008). Problem identification, contracting, and case planning. In W. Rowe & Rapp-Paglicci (Eds.), Comprehensive handbook of social work and social welfare: Social work practice. (pp. 78-97). Hoboken, NJ: John Wiley & Sons.
27. Blackwell, C. & Dziegielewski, S.F. (2008). Public funding of sectarian organizations for the provision of HIV/AIDS prevention and care: Discriminatory issues for gay males. In Colby, I. (Ed.), Comprehensive handbook of social work and social welfare: Social policy and policy practice. (pp. 319-228). Hoboken, NJ: John Wiley & Sons.
26. Dziegielewski, S.F. & Swartz, M. (2007). Social work's Role with domestic violence: Women and the criminal justice system. In A.R. Roberts and D.W. Springer (Eds.), Social work in juvenile and criminal justice settings (pp. 269-278). Springfield, IL: Charles C. Thomas.
25. Dziegielewski, S.F., Jacinto, G., & Dick, G., Resnick-Cortes, C. (2007). Orgasmic disorders. In B. Thyer & J. Wodarski (Eds.), Social work in mental health: An evidence –based approach (pp. 427-456). New York: John Wiley & Sons.
24 Dziegielewski, S.F., Turnage, B.F., Dick, G. & Resnick-Cortes, C. (2007). Sexual desire and arousal disorders. In B. Thyer & J. Wodarski (Eds.), Social work in mental health: An evidence –based approach (pp.403-426) . New York: John Wiley & Sons.
23. Dziegielewski, S.F., & Roberts, A.R. (2006). Evidence-based practice in Health Care: A product of political and cultural times. In A.R. Roberts & K. R. Yeager (Eds.), Foundations of evidence-based social work practice (Chapter 10). (pp. 122-130). New York: Oxford University Press.
22. Dziegielewski, S.F., & Sumner, K. (2005). An examination of the US response to bioterrorism: Handling the threat and aftermath through crisis intervention. In A. Roberts (Ed.), Crisis intervention handbook (3rd ed. , pp. 262-278). New York: Oxford University Press.
21. Dziegielewski, S.F. & Powers, G.T. (2005). Designs and procedures for evaluating crisis intervention. In A. Roberts (Ed.), Crisis intervention handbook (3rd ed., pp. 742-773). New York: Oxford University Press.
20. Dziegielewski, S.F., & Roberts, A.R. (2004). Health care evidence-based practice: A product of political and cultural times. In A.R. Roberts & K. R. Yeager (Eds.), Evidence-Based practice manual: Research and outcome measures in health and human services (pp. 200-205). New York: Oxford University Press.
19. Dziegielewski, S.F. &, Sumner, K. (2004). An examination of the American response to terrorism: Handling the aftermath through crisis intervention. In Oday, A. (Ed.), The International Library of essays in terrorism. Reprinted from: Brief Treatment and Crisis Intervention winter 2002, (2), 4, 287-300.
18. Ricks, J. L., Vaughan, C.J., & Dziegielewski, S.F. (2002). Domestic violence among lesbian couples. In A.R. Roberts (Ed.), Handbook of domestic violence strategic interventions: Policies, programs and legal remedies (pp. 451-463) . New York: Oxford University Press.
17. Nadir, A. & Dziegielewski, S.F. (2001). Called to Islam: Issues and challenges in providing ethnically sensitive social work practice with Muslim people. In M. Van Hook, B. Hugen & M. Aguilar (Eds.), Spirituality within religious traditions in social work practice. (pp. 146-166). Pacific Grove: Brooks/Cole.
16. Dziegielewski, S.F. (2002). Social work practice and herbal medicine. In A. Roberts and G. Green (Eds.), Social workers' desk reference (pp. 651-657). New York: Oxford University Press.
15. Dziegielewski, S.F. & Montgomery, H., D. (1999). Gender issues in family therapy. In C. Franklin & C. Jordan (Eds.), Family practice: Brief systems methods for social worker (pp. 321-340). Pacific Grove, CA: Brooks/Cole.
14. Dziegielewski, S.F., Shields, J. & Thyer, B.A. (1998). Short-term treatment: Models, methods and research. In J. B.Williams & K. Ell (Eds.), Advances in mental health research: Implications for practice (pp. 287-308. Washington, DC: NASW Press.
13. Dziegielewski, S.F. & Resnick, C.A. (1998). Sexual desire and arousal disorders. In B. Thyer & J. Wodarski (Eds.), Handbook of empirical social work practice vol. 1. (pp. 401-416). New York: John Wiley & Sons.
12. Dziegielewski, S.F. & Resnick, C.A. (1998). Orgasmic disorders. In B. Thyer & J. Wodarski (Eds.), Handbook of empirical social work practice vol. 1. (pp. 417-435). New York: John Wiley & Sons.
11. Dziegielewski, S.F. & Swartz, M. (1997). Social work's role with domestic violence: Women and the criminal justice system. In A. Roberts (Ed.), Social work in juvenile and criminal justice settings (2nd ed., pp. 421-437). Springfield, IL: Charles C. Thomas.
10. Dziegielewski, S.F. (1997). Should clinical social workers seek psychotropic medication prescription privileges: Yes. In B. Thyer (Ed.), Controversial issues in social work practice (pp 152-165). Boston, MA: Allyn and Bacon.
9. Dziegielewski, S.F. & Harrison, D. (1996). Social work practice with gay men, lesbian women, and bisexual individuals. In Harrison, Thyer and Wodarski (Eds.), Cultural diversity in social work practice (2nd ed., pp. 232-256). Springfield, IL: Charles C. Thomas.
8. Dziegielewski, S.F. & Harrison, D.F. (1996). Social work practice with the aged. In D.F. Harrison, B.A. Thyer and J. Wodarski (Eds.), Cultural diversity in social work practice (2nd Ed., pp.138-175). Springfield, IL: Charles C. Thomas.
7. Dziegielewski, S.F. & Resnick, C.A. (1996). Crisis assessment and intervention: Abused women in the shelter setting. In A.R. Roberts (Ed.), Crisis management and brief treatment: Theory, technique, and applications (pp. 123-141). Chicago, IL: Nelson-Hall.
6. Dziegielewski, S.F. & Resnick, C. (1996). Assessment and crisis intervention with adult survivors of incest. In A.R. Roberts (Ed.), Crisis management and brief treatment: Theory, technique, and applications (pp. 83-102). Chicago, IL: Nelson-Hall.
5. Dziegielewski, S.F., Resnick, C. & Krause, N. (1995). Shelter-based crisis intervention with battered women. In A.R. Roberts (Ed.), Helping battered women: New perspectives and remedies. (pp. 159-171). New York: Oxford University Press.
4. Dziegielewski, S.F. & Roberts, A.R. (1995). Stalking victims and survivors: Identification, legal remedies and crisis treatment. In A.R. Roberts (Ed.), Crisis intervention and time-limited cognitive treatment (pp. 73-90). Newbury Park, CA: Sage Publications.
3. Roberts, A. R. & Dziegielewski, S.F. (1995). Foundation skills and applications of crisis intervention and cognitive therapy. In A.R. Roberts (Ed.), Crisis intervention and time-limited cognitive treatment (pp. 3-27). Newbury Park, CA: Sage Publications.
2. Harrison, D. & Dziegielewski, S.F. (1992). Counseling the aged. In D.F. Harrison, Thyer and J. Wodarski (Eds.), Cultural diversity in social work practice. Springfield, IL: Charles C. Thomas.
1. Harrison, D. & Dziegielewski, S.F. (1992). Counseling gays, lesbians, and bisexuals. In D.F. Harrison, B.A. Thyer and J. Wodarski (Eds.), Cultural diversity in social work practice. Springfield, IL: Charles C. Thomas.
Social Work Training Manuals and DVD/Audio-Video Training Tools:
Dziegielewski, S.F. (Latest Update, 2012). Clinical/ Advanced/ Intermediate: Preparation for social work licensure exam, 210 page training manual published by Siri Productions, Merritt Island, FL. First Edition, 1987. Used to train over 17,000 professional social workers. Manual is available with DVD/audio/video formats.
Dziegielewski, S.F. (Latest Update, 2012). Preparation for BSW Social Workers: Passing the Licensed Social Worker Exam, 110 Page Training Manual Published by Siri Productions, Merritt Island, FL. First edition 1998. Used to train over 4,000 social work professionals. Book is available with audio and video formats.
Dziegielewski, S.F. (Latest Update, 2011). Preparation for clinical supervision. 80 Page Training Manual Published by Siri Productions, Merritt Island, FL. First edition 1999. Used to train over 800 social work professionals in the area of clinical supervision.
Other Publications and Published Book Reviews:
5. Dziegielewski, S.F. (2011). Social Work Tools: In vision concept cards: A visual tool for addressing life's choices, challenges and changes. Published in Journal of Social Work in Mental Health.
4. Dziegielewski, S.F. (2011). Book review for “The coping skills program: Storybooks that Teach Cognitive, Emotional and Behavioral Skills. Published in Journal of Social Work in Mental Health.
3. Dziegielewski, S.F. (2003). Invited Paper: First National Internet Conference on Social Work and Psychopharmacology: Complimentary Medications and Herbal Preparations: A New Frontier for Social Work Practice.
2. Dziegielewski, S.F. (1996, November 10). Honor these brave women. The Tuscaloosa News, p. 5E.
1. Dziegielewski, S.F. (1993). Educational Acquisition Measure for Knowledge of Dementia: Use, Reliability and Validity Information. (HAPI on-line database record). Pittsburgh, PA: Behavioral Measurement Database Services (Producer). McLean, VA: Search Service (On Line Vendor).
Abstracts and Poster Presentations:
Kisa, A., Tengilimoglu, D. & Dziegielewski, S.F. (1999). “What patients/customers’ know about their rights in Turkey.” Association of University Programs in Health Administration: Annual Meeting. June 25-27, 1999. Chicago, IL.
Tengilimoglu, D., Kisa, A. & Dziegielewski, S.F. (1999). “The Role of Hospital Public Relations in Turkish Hospitals,” Association of University Programs in Health Administration: Annual Meeting. June 25-27, 1999. Chicago, IL.
Ersoy, K., Kisa, A. & Dziegielewski, S.F. (1999). “The consequences of sexual harassment in health care facilities: What do we need to teach in health service management courses?” Association of University Programs in Health Administration: Annual Meeting. June 25-27, 1999. Chicago, IL.
Selected Professional Recognition in Radio, Television, Newspapers and Magazines:
Channel 13 (Time Warner Communications) (October, 2003). Crisis Intervention Training for Police and Correction Officers. Television Special News Feature Update. Dr. Sophia F. Dziegielewski is portrayed teaching the officers.
Social Work Today. (May 19, 2003). Helping Military Families Cope. Quoted as an expert in the field in dealing with military families! by Matthew Robb. Volume #3, Issue 10.
Social Worker Today. (April 7, 2003). Feature Story on Sophia F. Dziegielewski: What Makes a Social Work Legend? ....PASSION! By Kate Jackson, Volume 3, Issue 7.
Understanding Mental Illness. (February 2003). WTFTW-1260 syndicated Talk Radio with Dr. Elizabeth Michas interviewing Dr. Sophia F. Dziegielewski.
Social Worker Today. (June 2002). Feature article discussing the keynote speech of Dr. Sophia Dziegielewski at the NASW yearly conference in West Virginia with an attendance of over 1700 social workers.
Graduate Studies Knightly Newsletter. (July 2002). Wendy Bolyard wrote a feature article describing the work of Dr. Sophia F. Dziegielewski with Graduate Students at the University of Central Florida.
Orlando Business Journal, (April 5, 2002, print edition). Beck Knapp author of article written quoting Dr. Sophia Dziegielewski with practice expertise in the area of pet therapy and facilitating mental health.
Channel 13 (Time Warner Communications) (1999). Television special News Feature (1999, April 27). Patrick Pegues interviewed Dr. Sophia F. Dziegielewski as an expert on dealing with adolescents in crisis and increased violence among our youth. The news segment aired repeatedly on the evening news.
Hillman, K. (1998). Beyond Computers, Syndicated Radio Broadcasting, California. "Treating the Techno-phobic." A U.S. Syndicated radiobroadcast that features Dr. Sophia F. Dziegielewski, as a clinical expert in the area. E-mail address: BeyondComputersRadio.
Channel 13 (Time Warner Communications), Television Special News Feature. (1998, January, Orlando, FL) Dr. Sophia F. Dziegielewski was interviewed by Alexa Lee as an expert in understanding crisis and providing suggestions for relatives and friends to overcome crisis situations.
Schaffer, L. (1997, January 2). The Holiday Let-down, what can you do? Huntsville Times, pp. 5B. Article about dealing with and preparing for the holiday blues with expert advice by Sophia F. Dziegielewski.
McWilliams, J. (1996, December 24). Fear of Computers. Huntsville Times, pp. 1C. Article about treating fear of computers "Technophobia" featuring Sophia F. Dziegielewski as an expert.
Torgerson, S. (1996, November 10). Women in the Military. The Meridian Star, pp. 1A, 10A. Article about professional accomplishments of military veteran, Sophia F. Dziegielewski, Ph.D., LCSW.
Powell, R. (1996, October 31). Phobia expert offers advice for Halloween. The Tuscaloosa News, pp. 1A, 2A. Article about clinical work of Sophia F. Dziegielewski, Ph.D., LCSW.
Torgerson, S. (1996, October 28). Trick or treats: Halloween can be a scary time for some children. The Meridian Star, pp. 1A, 3A. Expert advice provided by Dr. Sophia F. Dziegielewski.
Torgerson, S. (1996, November 10). Women Have Served Since the Revolutionary War. The Meridian Star, pp. 1A, 10A. Article about professional accomplishments of female military veterans such as Sophia F. Dziegielewski, Ph.D., LCSW.
Dealing with stress and fears: An expert’s advice. (1994, October 30). The Tennessean, p. 2C. Expert advice provided by Dr. Sophia F. Dziegielewski.
Maher, J. (1992, June 5). Phobias are no match for Doctor "D". The Benning Patriot, p. 5A. Article related to clinical treatment provided by Dr. Sophia F. Dziegielewski.
Desselle, T. (1992, May 19). "Doctor D" is more than talk. Columbus Ledger-Enquirer, p. B1. Article related to public speaking and the clinical treatment activities of Dr. Sophia F. Dziegielewski.
Selected Regional and State Professional Presentations: (2000-Current)
2010
• One-hour: Key Note: Health Care Conference, Dublin, Ireland
• Three-hour: Increasing Communication and Being Heard. IN., Invited.
• Six-hour, DSM-IV-TR, Specifics in Process and Application. NASW, Iowa, Invited.
• Six-hour, Psychopharmacology and Social Work Practice. Indianapolis, IN, Invited.
• Six-hour, Supervision and Ethical Decision-making. NASW, Hawaii, Invited.
• Three-hour, DSM-IV-TR, Diagnosis and Assessment. NASW, Baton Rouge, LA, Invited.
• Six-hour, DSM-IV-TR, Specifics in Process and Application. Baton Rouge, LA, Invited.
• Six-hour, Psychopharmacology Update. Albany, NY. Invited.
• Six-hour, DSM-IV-TR in Action, Kansas City, MO, Invited.
• Nine-hour, The Art of Clinical Supervision for Adult Learners, OH, Invited
• Increasing Communication and Leadership, Iowa, Invited.
2009
• Three-hour, Psychopharmacology and Practice. Mt. Sinai Hospital, NY, NY. Invited.
• Six-hour, Psychopharmacology Update. Hudson, NY. Invited.
• Three-hour, Increasing Communication and Communicating Effectively, Hawaii, Invited.
• Six-hour, Supervision and Ethical Decision-making. NASW, Hawaii, Invited.
• Three-hour, Psychopharmacology and Social Work Practice. Lexington, KY. Invited.
• Three-hour, DSM-IV-TR, Diagnosis and Assessment. NASW, MD, Invited.
• Six-hour, DSM-IV-TR, Specifics in Process and Application. Baton Rouge, LA, Invited.
• Three-hour, Ethics Mandatory Reporting. NASW, Nebraska, Invited.
• Three-hour, Ethical Standards of Care. NASW, Nebraska, Invited.
• Six-hour, DSM-IV-TR in Action, Kansas City, MO, Invited.
• Six-hour, Psychopharmacology and Social Work Practice. LSU, LA, Invited.
• Eight-hour, Preparing for Licensure, Standardized Test Taking. Virgin Islands, Invited.
• Five-hour, Psychopharmacology and Mental Health Practice, NASW, IN, Invited.
• Five-hour, The Art of Clinical Supervision for Adult Learners, NASW, IN, Invited
• Six-hour, DSM-IV-TR, in Action. NASW, TN. Invited.
• Two-hour, Psychopharmacology Considerations in Practice, Manhattan, NY, Invited.
• Three-hour, Ethics Applied. WV, Invited.
• Three-hour, treating the Addictive Disorders. NASW, LA, Invited.
• Three-hour, DSM-IV-TR in Action. LA, Invited.
• Sixteen-hour, Supervision for the Licensure, MO. Invited.
• Six-hour, DSM-IV-TR and Mental Health, IA, Invited.
• Four-hours, Psychopharmacology and Social Work Practice. Maysville, KY, Invited.
• Three-hour, New Views on Pharmaceuticals and the Elderly. WV, Invited.
• Three-hour: Medications and Social Work Practice. WV, Invited.
• Three-hour: new Views on Psychopharmacology. WV, Invited.
• Three-hour, Child Mental Health Diagnosis. WV, Invited.
• Three-hour, Supervision, OH, Invited.
• Six-hour, Supervision and Ethics, HI, Invited.
• Six-hour, Supervision. George Warren Brown, School of Social Work, MO. Invited.
2008
• Six-hour, Mixing Medication and Treatment for Experienced Practitioners, LA, Invited.
• Six-hour, Psychopharmacology, Long Island, NY, Invited.
• Six-hour, Psychopharmacology, Rochester, NY, Invited.
• Nine-hour, Supervision, OH, Invited.
• Six-hour, DSM-IV-TR and Adult Disorders, MO, invited.
• Six-hour, DSM-IV-TR and Adult Disorders, IN, invited.
• Six-hour, Psychopharmacology, TN, Invited.
• Six-hour, Psychopharmacology, LSU, LA, Invited.
• Three-hour, Personality Disorders, LA, Invited.
• Three-hour, herbal preparations, LA, Invited.
• Six hour, Psychopharmacology, HI, invited.
• Six-hour, Medications and Compliance, AK, invited.
• Six-hour, Corrections Officers Training- De-escalation, FL.
• Three-hour, DSM-IV and Childhood Disorders, NB, invited.
• Three-hour, Ethics, NB, invited.
• Six-hour, Psychopharmacology, OH, invited.
• Five-hour, Art of Clinical Supervision, IN, Invited.
• Six-hour, Mixing Medication and Treatment (Experienced Practitioner), LA, Invited.
• Six-hour, Psychopharmacology, NY, Invited.
• Six-hour, Psychopharmacology, KY, Invited.
• Six-hour, Psychopharmacology, (George Warren Brown), MO, Invited.
• Six-hour, Psychopharmacology, MO, Invited.
• Three-hour, Understanding and Treatment of the Personality Disorders, LA, Invited.
• Three-hour, Herbal and Psycho-active Substances, LA, Invited.
• Three-hour, Stress Management, OH, Invited
• Three-hour, Medications, AK, Invited.
• Three-hour, Leadership, Learning Styles and Increasing Communication, FL, Invited.
• Three-hour, Ethical Conduct in Practice, LA, Invited.
• Three-hour, DSM-IV-TR in Action, LA, Invited.
• Six-hour, Psychopharmacology, OH, Invited.
• Six-hour, Psychopharmacology, AK, Invited.
• Six-hour, Psychopharmacology, MO, Invited.
• Six-hour, Psychopharmacology, LA, Invited.
• Three-hour, DSM-IV-TR in Action, IN, Invited.
2007
• Sixteen Hour: Supervision Skills, MO, Invited
• Six-hour, Psychopharmacology, HI, Invited.
• Six-hour, Psychopharmacology, AK, Invited.
• Six-hour, Psychopharmacology, MO, Invited.
• Six-hour, Psychopharmacology, LA, Invited.
• Six-hour, DSM-IV Personality Disorders, IN, Invited
• Three-hour, Brief Therapy: Skills you can use tomorrow. LA, Invited.
• Three-hour, Documentation and Clinical Record Keeping. LA, Invited.
• Three-hour, Psychopharmacology and Social Work Practice. FL, Invited.
• One-hour, Social Workers and Nurses Unite. Dayton, OH, Invited.
• Two-hour, Future of Health Care Social Work, Youngstown, OH, Invited.
• One-hour, Future of Social Work. Youngstown, OH. Invited.
• Three-hour, Psychopharmacology and Social Work, OH, Invited.
• Six-hour, Psychopharmacology, NB, Invited.
• One-hour, Future of Social Work. Cleveland, OH. Invited
2006
• Three-hour, Medication Use in Children, Good/Bad Practices. LA, Invited.
• Three-hour, Self-Care for Administrators. Sponsored by NASW, LA Invited.
• Six-hour, Understanding medication Use and Abuse. Sponsored by NASW, MO Invited.
• Three-hour, Professional Leadership and Supervision, Sponsored by NASW, WV Invited.
• Three-hour, Psychopharmacology and Professional Practice. Sponsored by NASW, WV, Invited.
• Three-hour, Children’s Mental Health Diagnosis, Sponsored by NASW, WV, Invited.
• Three-hour, Treatment of Personality Disorders, Sponsored by NASW, WV Invited.
• Sixteen-hour, Professional Supervision and Leadership Training, OH Invited.
• Sixteen-hour, Professional Supervision and Leadership Training, VA Invited.
• Six-hour: Mental Health Diagnosis and Treatment Planning. IN invited.
• Sixteen-hour: Professional Licensure Training, AK, Invited.
• Sixteen-hour, Preparation for Professional Licensure, Sponsored by NASW, TN, Invited.
• Two-hour, Panel Discussion Participant, Future of Social Work, Hawaii, Invited.
• Sixteen-hour, Preparation for Professional Licensure. Hawaii, Invited.
• Sixteen-hour, Professional Supervision training, Hawaii, Invited.
• Three-hour, Changing Face of the Elderly. OH, Invited.
• Two-hour, Taking Care of the Self. OH, Invited.
• Sixteen hour, Preparation for Licensure, Sponsored, by NASW, LA Invited.
• Three-hour, Child mental health Diagnosis and Treatment, Sponsored by NASW, LA Invited.
• Three-hour, Professional Ethics, Sponsored by NASW, LA Invited.
• Sixteen-hour, Preparation for Licensure, MS Invited.
• Three-hour training Psychopharmacology, OH Invited.
• Sixteen hour, Preparation for Licensure, Sponsored, by NASW, NJ Invited.
• Sixteen-hour, Preparation for Licensure, Sponsored by NASW, IN Invited.
• Six-hour, mental Health Diagnosis and Treatment. IN Invited.
• One-hour, Marketing the Self. OH Invited.
• Six-hour training, State workers license preparation, Montogomery, AL Invited.
• Sixteen-hour training, Preparation for Licensure. Montgomery, AL Invited.
2005
• Six-hour; DSM-IV-TR Social Work in Action. IN Invited.
• Sixteen hour: Social Work Supervision Training. MO Invited.
• Three-hour: Field Work Supervision. OH Invited.
• Six –hour: DSM-IV-TR: Applications to Social Work. Sponsored by NASW TN Invited.
• Sixteen Hour: Supervision and Leadership Training. Sponsored by NASW VA Invited.
• Six-hour: DSM-IV-TR in Action. Sponsored by NASW VA Invited.
• Three-hour: psychopharmacology. Sponsored by NASW LA Invited.
• Three-hour; Brief Treatment Techniques. Sponsored by NASW LA Invited.
• Three-hour: Psychopharmacology. Sponsored by NASW WI Invited.
• One-hour: Keynote-Future of Social Work. Sponsored by NASW WI Invited.
• Six-hour: DSM-IV-TR in Action. Sponsored by NASW MO Invited.
• One-hour: Medications and Social Work. OH Invited.
• Three-hour: Balancing Work and Family. Sponsored by NASW Al Invited.
• Three-hour: Understanding substance addictions. NASW Al Invited.
• Keynote Address, Louisiana NASW State Conference. LA Invited.
• Three-hour: Psychopharmacology, Sponsored by NASW, LA Invited.
• Six-hour: Health Care Social Work, Sponsored by NASW, IN Invited.
• Six-hour: DSM-IV-TR Application and Process. Sponsored by NASW, VA Invited.
• Six-hour: Psychopharmacology and Social Work Practice. Sponsored by NASW, MO Invited
2004
• Keynote Address, Florida NASW State Conference.
• Three-hour: DSM-IV Application and Process. Sponsored by NASW, FL. Invited.
• Six-hour Health Care Social Work, Sponsored by NASW, IN. Invited.
• Six hour; DSM-IV-TR Social Work in Action. IN, Invited.
• Sixteen hour: Social Work Supervision. MO Invited.
• Six-hour: DSM-IV Application and Process. Sponsored by NASW, IN. Invited.
• Six-hour: Psychopharmacology and Social Work Practice. Sponsored by NASW, MO. Invited
• Six-hour: DSM-IV Application and Process. Sponsored by NASW, HI. Invited.
• Six-hour: Psychopharmacology and Practice. Sponsored by NASW. MO. Invited.
• Six-hour: DSM-IV Application and Process. Sponsored by NASW, IN. Invited.
• Sixteen-hour: Professional Practice Preparation. Sponsored by NASW, AL, Invited.
• Six-hour: BSW, Professional Practice Preparation. Sponsored by NASW, AL. Invited.
2003
• Two-hour: Medication Use for Seniors. Four sessions. Sponsored by Senior's First Retreat. FL. Invited.
• Three-hour: Psychopharmacology. Sponsored by NASW, WV. Charleston, WV. Peer-Reviewed.
• Three-hour: DSM-IV-TR Updates. Sponsored by NASW, Charleston, WV. Peer-Reviewed.
• Three-hour: Future of Social Work. Sponsored by NASW, Charleston, WV. Invited.
• Three-hour: DSM: Working with Family Members. Perinatal Conference. FL. Invited.
• Six-hour: Ethics and Mental Health Practice. Sponsored by Volusia County Schools. FL. Invited.
• Six-hour: DSM and Mental Health Diagnosis in Children. Sponsored by Volusia County Schools. FL. Invited.
• Six-hour: DSM and Mental Health Diagnosis in Adults. Sponsored by NASW, Seattle, WA. Invited.
• Six hour: Psychopharmacology and Mental Health Practice. Sponsored by NASW. MO. Invited.
• Six-hours. DSM-IV-TR and Mental Health Diagnosis. Sponsored by NASW, St. Louis, MO. Invited.
• Fourteen-hours. Crisis Intervention Training Police Officers. Lakeside Alternatives, (four classes) FL. Invited.
• Six-hours. DSM-IV-TR Updates. Sponsored by the University of Georgia, Athens, GA. Invited.
• Two-hours. Cultural Influences and Medication Use. Psychopharmacology Conference, UGA, Athens, GA. Invited.
• Three-hour Overview of DSM-IV-TR. Psychopharmacology Conference, University of Georgia. GA. Invited.
• Three Hours: Understanding Personality Disorders and Psychopharmacology. Psychopharmacology Conference, University of Georgia. Athens, GA. Invited.
2002
• Six hours. Documentation Strategy., and Stress Management. State Department of Adult Family Services. AL. Invited.
• Eighteen-hour. Ethics and Counseling Practice. Sponsored by Volusia County Schools, FL. Invited.
• One-hour. Stress Management. FL Employee Assistance Programs, Maitland, FL. Invited.
• Six-hour. DSM-IV-TR in Action. Sponsored by NASW-WA State Chapter, Seattle, WA. Invited.
• Crisis Intervention Training. Medical/Mental Health Conditions, Risk Assessment, Crisis Intervention Training classes. Police Department, Orange and Osceola Counties, FL. Invited.
• Three-hour. DSM-IV-TR in Action. FL State NASW Conference. Orlando, FL. Invited.
• Key Note Address. NASW-Florida State Annual Conference. Orlando, FL. Invited.
• Seven two-hour sessions: Communications Training for 911 Workers, Sheriff's Office, Orange County, FL. Invited.
• Six-hour: DSM-IV-TR in Action. Sponsored by NASW-WA State Chapter, Seattle, WA. Invited.
• Sixteen-hour AL State employees training for BSW and MSWs. Birmingham, AL. Invited.
• Six-hour. Addictions Training, Lake County, FL Invited.
• Six-hour. DSM-IV in Action. St. Louis, MO. Invited.
• Six-hour: Addictions Training. School Social Workers, Volusia County, FL. Invited.
• Key Note Address: NASW-WV State Conference (1,700 in attendance): September 11th: A Social Work Perspective. Charleston, WV. Invited.
• Two-hour. Herbal and Alternative Practices. NASW-WV State Conference. Peer-Reviewed.
• Three hour. DSM-IV-TR: Specifics in Application. NASW-WV State Conference. Peer-Reviewed.
• Two-hour training: Birds and the Bees. University Club, Winter Park, FL. Invited.
• Crisis Intervention Training: Police Officers (Medical and Mental Health Conditions: Risk Management, crisis intervention training and role-play implementation). Orange County, FL. Invited
• Two-hour: Specific Techniques. NASW West Virginia State Conference. WV. Peer-Reviewed.
• Closing Address. Joining Nursing and Social Work. Albuquerque, NM Case Management Conference. Invited.
• One-hour. Herbals and Professional Practice. Albuquerque, NM, Case Management Conference. Invited.
• One-hour. Interdisciplinary and Multidisciplinary Practice. Albuquerque, NM Case Management Conference. Invited.
• Two-hour Communication Training: For 911 telephone counselors in Orange County, FL. Invited.
• One-hour: Leadership and Learning. Sheraton Hotels, Administrative Development Series. Kissimmee, FL. Invited.
• Six-hour: "Addictions Training." Volusia County Schools, Daytona, FL. Invited.
• One-hour, Platform Presentation. It's more than Medication. Pharmacy Conference, Athens, GA. Invited.
• Ninety-minute. DSM-IV-TR- Learning the Changes. Pharmacy Conference, Athens. GA. Invited.
• Ninety-minute. Personality Disorders: Treatment Considerations. Pharmacy Conference, Athens, GA. Invited.
• Two-hour. Medical and Mental Health Conditions: Understanding the Over-lap. CIT, Orlando, FL. Invited.
• Six-hour. DSM-IV-TR, Medications and Children. Sponsored by Ocala Public Schools, Ocala, FL. Invited.
2001
• Three-hour. Child Mental Health Diagnosis. NASW, 19th Annual Conference Salt Lake City, UT. Peer-Reviewed.
• Three-hour. Herbal and Psychoactive Preparations. NASW, Annual Conference, Salt Lake City, UT. Peer-Reviewed.
• Four-hour. Alternative Strategy and Herbal Preparations. NASW State Conference, Ozark, MO. Peer-Reviewed.
• Four-hour. Behavioral Health Care. NASW NJ State Conference, Atlantic City, NJ. Peer-Reviewed.
• One-hour. Alternative Practices. 5th Conference for Seniors First, Orlando, FL. Invited.
• Crisis Intervention Training for Police Officers. Orange, Seminole and Osceola Counties, FL. Invited.
• Three-hour. DSM-IV Text Revision in Action. Conference for State of Florida NASW, Ft. Lauderdale, FL. Invited.
• Three-hour Workshop: Brief Therapy and Managed Care. Workshop sponsored by NASW, MO. Invited.
• Three-hour Workshop: The Changing Face of Health Care Social Work: Update 2001. TN. Invited.
• Three-hour. Herbal and Psychoactive Preparations. Vanderbilt University, Nashville, TN. Invited.
• Three-hour. Herbal Preparations. Workshop sponsored by NASW FL. Invited.
• Three-hour. Herbal Preparations and Social Work Practice. Workshop sponsored by NASW FL. Invited.
• Three-hour. Psychopharmacology and Social Work Practice. NASW, Brevard, FL. Invited.
• Three-hour. DSM-IV-TR Clinical Diagnosis and Intervention. NASW FL Chapter, Tampa, FL. Invited.
• Three-hour. Herbal and Psychoactive Preparations. NASW, Florida Chapter, Tampa, FL. Invited.
• Three-hour . DSM-IV-TR Clinical Intervention. Orlando Regional Hospital, Orlando, FL. Invited.
• Three-hour. Brief Therapy and Managed Care. Orlando Regional Hospital, Orlando, FL. Invited.
2000
• Three-hour. Diagnosis, Medications and Treatment Planning. HC Social Workers Conference, FL. Peer-Reviewed.
• Three-hour. Documentation and Clinical Record Keeping: The Art and the Science. NASW, West Virginia-State Managerial Conference, Morgantown, WV. Peer-Reviewed
• Two-hour. Managed Care and Social Work. NASW-Georgia State Conference, Atlanta, GA. Peer-Reviewed
• Three-hour. DSM-IV, Medications and Treatment Planning, Leadership in Health Care, Orlando, FL. Peer-Reviewed.
• Six-hour. Herbal Preparations and Social Work Practice. on Royal Caribbean Cruise to the Bahamas. Invited.
• Four-hour. Clinical Documentation and Treatment Planning. Teen-Prevention Program, Osceola County, FL. Invited.
• Three-hour. Herbal and Psychoactive Medicinal Preparations. NASW Florida Chapter, Gainesville, FL. Invited.
• Three-hour (two sections) Clinical Documentation and Treatment Planning, Conference, Daytona Beach, FL. Invited.
• Three-hour. Working with the Elderly: Practice Issues. Gerontology Program, UCF, Orlando, FL. Invited.
• Sixteen-hour. Clinical supervision in Social Work. Sponsored by NASW-MO, St. Louis, MO. Invited.
• Six-hour. DSM-IV-TR: Application and Updates. NASW State of MO, St. Louis, MO. Invited.
• One-hour. The Power Behind the Tears, Keynote Speaker, Chi Omega Convention, Orlando FL. Invited.
• Three-hour. Mental Health Diagnosis and Children. NASW Miami Dade Chapter, Miami, FL. Invited.
• One–hour. Getting Older is Getting Better. Keynote Speaker, University Club, Winter Park, FL. Invited.
1995-2001
• Full Day Seminars: Medications and the Elderly: What Social Workers Need to Know. National Association of Social Workers, Knoxville and Nashville, TN. (15 Seminars). Invited.
• Half Day Seminars: Medications and the Elderly: What You Need to Know. Workshops sponsored by NASW-TN for senior citizens and nursing staff in local nursing homes and senior centers. Nashville, TN. (8 seminars). Invited.
Editorial and Scholarly Contributions:
2007 to Present Editor, Journal of Social Service Research
2005 to Present Book Review Editor, Journal of Social Work in Mental Health
2005 to 2007 Co-Editor, Social Service Research
2007 to Present Editorial Review Board , Health Care Management Science
2002 to 2005 Editorial Board, Social Work Practice Review
2000 to 2005 Associate Editor, Journal of Social Work in Mental Health
1999-00 Editorial Board, Human Behavior and the Social Environment
1993-99 Editorial Board, Research on Social Work Practice
1993-98 Editorial Board, Journal of Crisis Intervention
1992-95 Editorial Board, Journal for the Poor and Underserved
2003 to Present Vice-chair and Board Member, University of Central Florida,
Human Subjects Review Board
Professional Affiliations:
1994-2011 Council on Social Work Education
2007-2009 CSWE Board Member
2003-2006 National Commission Chair,
Commission on Conferences and Faculty Development
2000-2003 Member, National Commission on Conferences and Faculty Development
1998 Member Regional Planning Committee for APM
1997-Present CSWE trained Site Visitor
1981-2008 National Association of Social Workers
2004-2009 NASW-Ohio, Unit Member
1997-2003 NASW-Florida Central Unit Member
1996 Chairperson-West Alabama Unit
1993-1995 Chairperson-Middle Tennessee Branch
1995 State of TN- NASW Social Worker of the Year
1995 Secretary- NASW Tennessee Chapter
1992 GA State Board Member
1994 to Present Social Work Research Association
1989-1992 Alzheimer's Association Board Member
1981-1989 Florida Association for Health and Social Services
1987 President State Chapter
1984 President Volusia County Chapter
Ph.D. Dissertation and Thesis Committee Participation
University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, OH
1 Masters Committee-Criminal Justice (2010)
University of Central Florida, Orlando, FL
6 Ph.D. Committees as chairperson
12Ph.D. Committees as committee member (5 graduated before I left UCF)
4 Honors-in-Major Thesis Committees (2 social work, 1 nursing)
University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, AL
3 Ph.D. committees serving as committee member
Meharry Medical College, Nashville, TN
25 Master committees as chairperson
10 Master committees as committee member
University/College/School Committee Assignments and Academic Offices:
University of Cincinnati (2005-Present)
2011-2009 Faculty Senator
2011-2009 Evaluation Committee Member
2011-2009 Chair, Continuing Education Committee
2011-2009 Chair, Retention and Promotion Committee
2011 Lead Faculty Social Work, Director Search Committee
2011 Chair, Search Committee, Department of Nutrition
2007 to 2009 Chair, University Athletics Council
2007-2008 President’s Advisory Council
2007-2008 Chair, Council of Deans, University of Cincinnati
2007-2008 Research Awards Committee
2005-2009 University Institutional Review Board for Behavioral Sciences Member
2006 Chair, Institutional Review Board, Behavioral Science Human Subjects Review Board
2005-2006 Research Officers Board Member
University of Central Florida (1997-2004)
2004 Chair, College Teaching Incentive Program (TIP) Criteria Committee
2004 Chair, School of Social Work, Faculty Search Committee
2004 Chair, College Faculty Council
2004 Chair, College Committee research Awards and Incentives
2003-2004 Chair, University Promotion and Tenure Committee
2002-Present Chair, University Institutional Review Board, Protection of Human Subjects, University Committee, Oversight all Human Subjects Research for this university of 41,000 students.
2000-2004 Chair, Research Committee, School of Social Work
2003 Chair, College Research Awards Committee
2002 University Promotion and Tenure Committee (full professors only)
2002 Chair, Research Incentive Award Committee, University Committee
2002 College, Research Award Committee, College Committee
2001 Chair, Ad Hoc College Grade Appeals Committee
2000 College, UCF, Teaching Incentive Program Criteria Committee
2000-2002 Chair, University Personnel Committee, Faculty Senate (two-year term)
2000-2001 Chair, School of Social Work Research Committee
2000-2001 Chair, College Promotion and Tenure Committee
2000-2002 University Faculty Senator, College Representative
2000- School of Social Work, Promotion and Tenure Committee
2000 College, Market Equity Committee, College of Health and Public Affairs
2002-1998 College, PhD Interdisciplinary PhD Committee, Comprehensive Exams
2001-1998 College, PhD Curriculum Committee
1999 Academic Review and Performance Committee, Evaluation Committee for College Dean
1999 University Search Committee, Academic Vice Provost, Dean for Graduate Admissions
1999 University Search Committee, Vice President for Sponsored Research
1999 University, Administrative Review Committee
1999 Chair, School of Social Work Faculty Search Committee
1999 School of Social Work, UCF, Retention and Promotion Committee
1999 College, UCF, Faculty Retention and Promotion Committee
1999 Search Committee, University Search for Director of Sponsored Research
1999 Cross-University Strategic Planning Committee
1999 BSW Committee Member
1998-1999 Chair, BSW Committee, School of Social Work
1998 Chair, School of Social Work Faculty Search Committee
1998-1999 CSWE School Accreditation preparation team: BSW Program, Standard 6
1998 College, Faculty Council
1998-2000 College Representative to the Executive Board, Women’s Studies Program
1998 Chair, Mentoring Committee, Women’s Studies
1998 Appointed Coordinator of the BSW Program
1997-1998 Coordinator for PhD Program in Public Affairs for Social Work
1997 Chair, School Research Committee Tasked with Creating Three-Year Plan
1997-1998 MSW Committee Member
1997-1998 School, Faculty Affairs Committee
University of Alabama (1995 to 1997):
1997 Prior to leaving invited to Chair, University, Core-Curriculum Committee
1996 Recruitment, Retention and Planning Committee
1996 Advising Directors Committee
1996 Alternate Faculty Senate Representative for Social Work
1996 Chair, Core Curriculum Sub-Committee Arts and Humanities
1995-1996 Core Curriculum Committee, University of AL
1995-1996 Core Curriculum Sub-Committee Arts and Humanities, University of AL
1995-1996 Research and Grants Committee, University of AL
Meharry Medical College (1992 to 1995):
1995 Liaison Committee on Medical Education Task Force
1995 Liaison Committee on Medical Education Governance Committee
1994 Dean for Research and Graduate Studies Search Committee
1994 Faculty Council Member at Large, School of Medicine
1993-95 Faculty Senate Member at Large, Meharry Medical College
1993-95 Executive Committee, Faculty Senate, Meharry
1993-94 Promotions and Tenure Revisions Committee, Meharry
1992-95 Institutional Review Board- Human Subjects, Meharry
1992-95 Research Week Planning & Organization Committee, Meharry
1992-93 Graduate Admissions Committee, Meharry Medical College
COMMUNITY SERVICE:
Supervision Workshops: 2000 to Present: 16 hour workshops (with workbook) designed to help train social workers in Supervision for licensure (States the course has been offered are FL, AL, NJ, MO, MT).
Crisis Intervention Training: 2000 to 2004: Crisis Intervention training provided to law enforcement officials to help them receive certification in how to best handle "crisis responses." Received TEAM TRAINER AWARD 2002.
Hostage Negotiation and Crisis Intervention Training 2004: training provided for the hostage negotiation team NATIONAL conference. Received Best Educational Trainer Award 2004. :
Social Work Licensure Preparation Workshops: 1992 to Present: 16-hour workshops, providing training to over 17,000 social workers across the United States.
Communications Training and De-escalation: 2001 to 2002: 2 hour trainings provided to 911 Crisis Workers in Orange County Law Enforcement to help them receive certification in how to best handle "crisis responses."
Senior Resource Alliance Trainings: 2002-2003 Provided community-based trainings to elderly individuals at eight local congregate meal sites. The purpose was to promote individualized knowledge in regard to the relationship between psychopharmacology and their health status.
Numerous Community Presentations: See list of presentations for those given to community agencies, many of which are done at no cost to support and promote community service.
UNIVERSITY TEACHING EXPERIENCE
• Practice Courses: BSW, MSW and Ph.D. Level, Advanced and Introductory Courses, Evidence-based Practice, Psychopathology (authored 2010 Textbook), Specialized Practice Health and Mental Health Social Work (authored 2004 Textbook), Medications (authored 2201, 2006 and 2010 textbooks), Substance Addictions (authored 2005 textbook) and Health and Wellness
• General Curriculum Courses: Introduction to Social Work (authored 2010 textbook), Human Growth and Development (authored 2001 textbook)
• Introductory and Advanced Research Courses: BSW, MSW, Ph.D. levels
• Advanced Research Courses: MSW, Ph.D., Interdisciplinary Research Ph.D. level, Medical School Graduate Level
• Introductory Social Science Quantitative Analysis: Undergraduate and Graduate Level
• Policy, Administration and Organizational Behavior Courses: Graduate Public Health Students, Medical School Graduate level, and Interdisciplinary Ph.D. Programs
*Received Graduate Teaching Awards for the College and after competing with the other colleges was given the University level award in 2002. Received the Mentoring and Leadership Award for the University of Central Florida in 2002, and the Graduate Teaching Performance Award based on classroom teaching efforts in 2002. The seven textbooks written by this author are used to supplement course teachings.
* References, previous job evaluations, evaluations from community presentations and academic courses, publications, newspaper articles and additional references are available on request.
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