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Faculty Research Interests
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Adriel Boals, Ph.D.,
2002 North Carolina State University
Effects of stress on memory
and cognitive abilities. (Dr.
Boals' research page)
Jennifer Callahan, Ph.D.,
ABPP, 2003 University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
Clinical Training, Development of Clincial Competencies (psychotherapy and
assessment predominantly), PTSD in parents of medically fragile infants (Dr. Callahan's
research page).
Vicki Campbell, Ph.D., 1984
University of Missouri-Columbia
Family influences on career and psychosocial development of
adolescents and young adults; cultural differences in family influence;
psychological and career assessment.
Russell D. Clark, Ph.D., 1970
University of Kansas
Social, Minority Influences
Frank
L. Collins, Ph.D., 1980 Auburn University
My
research program focuses on the study of factors which influence health behavior
choices. In particular, we run a smoking laboratory designed to better understand
factors that influence cigarette smoking behaviors. We are currently
looking at alternative reinforcers that may minimize or reduce nicotine
withdrawal and may help guide cessation treatment programs. (Dr.
Collins' research page)
Randall J. Cox, Ph.D., 1994
University of North Texas
Personality Assessment, Supervision Process, Process &
Outcome Variables in Brief Therapy, Psychological Impact of Chronic Illness
on Individuals & Their Families **Currently
does not have an active research team**
Joseph Critelli, Ph.D., 1975
University of Illinois, Champaign-Urbana
Sexual Aggression, Personality, Theoretical Analysis,
Construct Validation
Joseph A. Doster, Ph.D., 1969
Emory University
Cognitive & Interpersonal Processes in Health, Illness,
& Recovering Roles
Pamela J. Flint, Ph.D., 1998
University of North Texas
Psychopharmacology, Addictions and Animal Assisted Therapy
**Currently does not have an active research team**
Charles A. Guarnaccia, Ph.D., 1990
Arizona State University
Minority Aging Ethnic/Racial Health Disparities and related
Biopsychosocial Factors in Cancer, Heart Disease, Type-II Diabetes.
Quasi-/Non-experimental Methodological/Statistical Longitudinal Research
issues in later life chronic illnesses (Dr.
Guarnaccia's research page)
Bert Hayslip, Jr., Ph.D., 1975
University of Akron
Aging-Cognition & Personality, Death & Dying, Hospice
Care, Gerontological Counseling, Life Span Development, Grandparenting,
Caregiving, Midlife Development, Grandparents Raising Grandchildren
Sharon R. Jenkins, Ph.D., 1982
Boston University
Identification of clinically important features of personal
relationships that are reflected in clients' stories. These features include
social isolation, experience in violent relationships, dependency, and other
relationship problems, as well as personal strengths such as attachment and
emotional expression that seems to enable clients to have good
relationships. (Dr. Jenkin's research page)
Patricia Kaminski, Ph.D., 1995
Colorado State
University
Parent-Child Relationships, Eating Disorders & Body Image, ADHD,
PTSD Secondary to Childhood Trauma, Gender & Leadership, Child Abuse
Prevention, Custodial Grandparenting, Contemporary Psychodynamic
Psychotherapy
Kimberly Kelly, Ph.D., 1988
University of Kentucky
Psychoneuroimmunology, Stress & Health
Paul L. Lambert, Ph.D., 1983
University of North Texas
Statistics, Research Design, and Multivariate Analyses **Currently does not have an active research team**
Tim Lane , Ph.D., 1989 Oklahoma State
University
Biological & Developmental Correlates of Psychopathology,
Objects Relations & Attachment Theory, Eating Disorders Treatment &
Etiology, Therapy & Supervision Dynamics **Currently does not have an active research team**
Linda L. Marshall, Ph.D., 1983
Boston University
Applied Social Psychology, Personal Relationships, Stress,
Women's Health & Other Women's Issues
Judy McConnell, Ph.D., 1978
Texas A & M University
Jungian Psychology, Clinical Supervision, Anxiety Disorders,
Women's Issues, Vocational Psychology **Currently does not have an active research team**
Amy R. Murrell, Ph.D.,
2005 University
of Mississippi
Functional contextualism,
Indirect learning processes, Child psychopathology and resiliency, Child
and parent treatment development, Relational Frame Theory (RFT), &
Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)(Dr. Murrell's research page)
Craig Neumann, Ph.D., 1994
University of Kansas
Developmental and Neuropsychological Aspects of
Psychopathology (Schizophrenia Spectrum, Substance Abuse, Depression, and
Personality Disorders). Applications of Structural Equation Modeling and
Other Latent Variable Approaches. (Dr.
Neumann's research page)
Trent Petrie, Ph.D., 1991
Ohio State University
Sport Psychology, Eating Disorders, Antecedents &
Consequences of Athletic Injury, Academic Adjustment & Performance,
Multicultural Counseling (Dr.
Petrie's research page)
Janida
Rice, Ph.D., 1999 Texas A&M University
Grant writing,
project coordination **Currently does not have an active research team** Shelley Riggs, Ph.D.,
2000
University
of Texas at Austin
Family systems and intervention, trauma and loss, attachment processes
through the life cycle, attachment theory and clinical issues (e.g. mental
health/psychopathology, psychotherapy, supervision, etc.) (Dr.
Riggs' research page)
Richard Rogers, Ph.D., ABPP, 1976
Utah State University
Forensic Evaluations (Miranda, Competency to Stand Trial, and
Insanity), Validation of Structured Interviews, and Psychological Assessment
(Dr. Rogers'
research page)
Camilo
Ruggero, Ph.D., 2006 University of Miami
Bipolar
disorder, quantitative analyses
John Ruiz, Ph.D., 2003 University of
Utah
A
major focus in my current work is the application of interpersonal concepts
to understanding race-related health disparities. Discrimination, stigma,
and behaviors such as social vigilance may have important health
consequences for the individual as well as shape the experience and
potentiate the health risk of others. Within this work I am focusing on
issues of Hispanic health, particularly the epidemiological referred to as
the Hispanic Mortality Paradox. (Dr.
Ruiz's research page)
Lawrence J. Schneider, Ph.D., 1972
Southern Illinois University
Social Influences in Counseling, Professional-Ethical Issues,
Vocational Psychology, Sexual Aggression
Kenneth Sewell, Ph.D., 1991
University of Kansas
Posttraumatic Stress Disorder, Personal Construct Psychology,
Repertory Grid Assessment, Forensic Assessment & Treatment (Dr.
Sewell's research page)
Daniel J. Taylor, Ph.D., 2003
University of Memphis
Behavioral Sleep Medicine, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy of
Insomnia, Depression and Anxiety, Behavioral Medicine (Dr.
Taylor's research page)
Francis Terrell, Ph.D., 1975
University of Pittsburgh
Assessment & Intervention with Minority Clients, Child
Therapy
Mark Vosvick, Ph.D., 2000 Stanford
University
Primary and Secondary HIV/AIDS prevention; Stress, coping and quality of
life in chronic disease populations; The impact on health, wellness and
healthcare access of stigma and marginalization due to HIV/AIDS, race,
sexual orientation and substance abuse. Complementary and alternative
medicine ( CAM) usage and implications in an HIV population. HIV+
adolescents. (Dr. Vosvick's research
page)
C. Edward Watkins, Ph.D., 1984
University of Tennessee
Psychotherapy Training & Supervision, Psychotherapy Theory
& Practice, Geriatric Counseling, Male Gender Role Conflict
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