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Curriculum Vita: Tracy

JOHN ROBERT TRACY
ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR /CHAIRPERSON SOCIAL WORK/PY5
WESTERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY

EDUCATION

Year Institution Degree
2005 Colorado State University PHD in Education & Human
Resource Studies
1986 University of Iowa MSW: Master of Social Work
1976 Truman State University MA in Counseling & Guidance In
Education
1970 Truman State University BS in All Social Sciences in
Education (History Major)

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Teaching

Year Position Institution
August 24, 2009 to Present Associate Professor/Dept Chair SW Western Illinois University

January 2008 to May 12, 2009 Adjunct Assistant Professor for University of Wyoming
International Programs

August 21, 2007 to May 12, 2009 Assistant Professor Social Work University of Wyoming

Jan. 2006 to Aug 12, 2007 Assistant Professor Social Work/Field University of Guam
Education Coordinator

Jan. – Dec. 2005 Assistant Professor Social Work University of Arkansas at Pine
Bluff

2004 Adjunct Instructor Social work Colorado State University
2003 Teaching and Research Assistant Colorado State University
2002-03 Teaching and Research Assistant Colorado State University
1984-85 Teaching and Research Assistant University of Iowa

1983 – 1984 HS Substitute Teaching (mostly social Jr. & Sr. High School Iowa City
sciences) and Coralville Public Schools

1976-77 High School Counselor and Social Osborn Jr. & Sr. High School
Science Instructor

Spring 69 Full-Time Substitute Teacher Social Ophelia Parish Junior High School,
Sciences Kirksville, MO

Fall 68 Student Teacher Social Sciences Ophelia Parish Junior High School,
Kirksville, MO

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Social Work Professional Practice

1999-2001 Senior Program Coordinator and OBRA Coordinator (1-99 to 7-01: 30 mo’s)
(Ombudsman Reconciliation Act of 1986). Larimer Center for Mental Health, Fort
Collins, CO. Coordinated county-wide outreach services for seniors in Larimer
County, which included staff coordination and supervision, program development,
development of monitoring instruments, community collaboration, grant writing and
fiscal planning, materials preparation, program and services interpretation, policy
development, development of program and community training, strategic planning,
and direct services. Coordinated OBRA (Ombudsman Reconciliation Act 1986) for
the mental health center, provided back up, program oversight, and supervision of the
PASARR Coordinator. Member of advisory council of Larimer County Office on
Aging, and Colorado State Older Adults Advisory Council. Performed 27-10 holds
and certifications as necessary and monitored compliance of client records with state
managed care regulations.

1997-1999 OBRA/PASARR Coordinator (6-97 to 6-99: 24 mo’s)
(Ombudsman Reconciliation Act of 1986/Pre Admission Screen and Annual Resident
Review) Larimer County Mental Health Center. Larimer County OBRA/PASARR
Coordinator, representative for the State of Colorado. Included social, functional, and
psychiatric evaluations of persons going into or already in nursing care. Made psychiatric
diagnoses, placement and treatment recommendations for long term care. Interfaced with
community, interpreted policy and regulations, monitored nursing home, hospital, and
community compliance with OBRA/PASARR regulations and performance. Planned,
developed, and conducted community training workshops.

1995-1997 Mental Health Forensic Therapist (9-95 to 6-97: 21 mo’s)
Children & Families of Iowa, Inc. Des Moines, IA. Mental health/rehabilitation therapist
with juvenile sexual offenders, their families, and victims. Developed treatment plans,
wrote progress reports and maintained daily progress notes. Interfaced with agency
staff, courts, social services, and other professional providers throughout the state of
Iowa. Developed treatment program and community training. Trained and supervised
residential staff in treatment milieu. Interpreted policy and compliance concerns
regarding State of Iowa treatment requirements to courts, social agencies, and others.
Licensed Independent Social Worker in State of Iowa.

1994-1995 Case Management/Clubhouse Facilitator (8-94 to 6-95: 10 mo’s)
Community Companions, Inc. San Jose, CA. Served adults with mental illnesses in the
San Jose area. Facilitated prevocational groups, conducted relationship training, taught
life skills classes and assisted groups with social activities. Recruited volunteers and
developed courses to be used with consumers and as in-service training.

1993-1994 Social Group Facilitator (6-93 to 6-94: 12 mo’s)
Interim, Inc. Monterey, CA. Served adults with mental illnesses in Monterey and Salinas.
Facilitated client social groups, conducted relationship training, taught art classes and
assisted groups with social activities. Developed and supervised a major

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fundraising/social event project. Developed and managed a consumer newsletter,
provided oversight of nutrition program and monitored it to meet State of California
requirements.

1989-1992 Executive Director/Psychotherapist (1-89 to 11-92: 46 mo’s)
Antelope Valley Transformations, Inc. Lancaster, CA., a non-profit family counseling
center. Wrote grants, organized agency services for low-income persons, made the
organization financially stable, and provided administrative supervision of MFCC
trainees. Developed in-service training and community education program. Coordinated
services with other community services. Monitored compliance with state and federal
regulations. Managed organizational finances, insurance, payroll, taxes, and reported to a
board of directors.

1987 Childcare Worker (5-87 to 9-87: 4 mo’s)
Burt Children's Center San Francisco, CA. Residential care for severely emotionally
disturbed and autistic children. Worked as a counselor on the unit with five children.
Completed paperwork and reports.

1985-1986 Case Manager/Therapist (6-85 to 11-86: 17 mo’s)
Alliance for the Mentally Ill of Rock Island and Mercer Counties Rock Island, IL.
Provided case management and therapy services to 25 clients with severe mental
illnesses. Also, wrote, obtained, and monitored a grant for one FTE to conduct anti-
stigma community education. Developed and conducted in-service stress reduction and
anti-burnout class.

1982-1983 Outreach Counselor (11-82 to 9-83: 11 mo’s)
Community Health Care, Inc. Davenport, IA. Conducted community outreach to low-
income persons in an inner city neighborhood regarding health care services and assisted
people to obtain access to those services.

1978-1982 Agency Program Director/ Social Worker (1-78 to 8-82: 103 mo’s)
Friendly House Neighborhood Center Davenport, IA. An original "settlement house"
modeled after the Hull House in Chicago. Developed, planned and directed all services
for all ages in areas of recreation, nutrition, education, counseling, job development, day
care, community organization, emergency assistance and interagency networking.
Included fiscal management, grant writing and fundraising. Managed all new program
development, United Way allocations and proposals, monitored compliance of all
programs with funding source requirements, completed timely reports, and developed
staff training program. Developed community and consumer courses and special interest
workshops and activities. Wrote, supervised and monitored a recreation/nutrition
Department of Agriculture food program serving meals to youth in inner city parks.
Hired and trained 312 CETA youth and adult workers to work program. Monitored
compliance with federal and State regulations regarding the Department of Agriculture
grant and CEDA requirements. Also, wrote, obtained, and monitored two-year grant for a
pilot project to provide counseling and vocational guidance to at-risk youth in the inner
city. Represented agency to community.

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1973-1975 Program Director/Psychotherapist (1-73 to 9-75: 32 mo’s)
Northeast Missouri Community Action Program Kirksville, MO. Directed five-county
drug and alcohol community education program. Wrote, obtained and monitored grant
programs, developed and conducted community and school educational programs, and
provided substance and alcohol abuse counseling. Represented agency to community.
Interpreted state and federal laws regarding substance use and possession. Supervised
five program staff and collaborated with law enforcement, public schools, city officials,
courts, and community organizations.
1969-1970 Child Welfare Worker (12-69 to 8-70: 9 mo’s)
Chariton County Welfare Office Keytesville, MO. Case manager for unwed mothers,
conducted adoptions, foster and day care licensure, counseling, and community education
programs. Monitored compliance with State and County policies and regulations and
interpreted such to clients and the community. Licensed and monitored day care homes,
day care centers, foster care homes, and residential facilities. Represented agency to
community. Also interpreted legal aspects to schools regarding appropriate special needs
services for children.

Awards and Honors

While I have not received any formal academic honors or awards, I have received several awards
and certificates of recognition and appreciation for service in practice and for keynote
presentations to community organizations.
Research and Scholarship

Grants and Funding

YEAR RESEARCH NAME OF FUNDING AMOUNT TYPE OF
ROLE GRANT SOURCE GRANT
Summer of 2009 Project Summer Session Univ. of $6,000.00 International
Coordinator and Course Proposal Wyoming Program Grant
Instructor for International Academic
Travel Affairs
Fall 2008 to Project Winter Session Univ. of $7,000.00 International
January 2009 Coordinator and Course Proposal Wyoming Program Grant
Instructor for International Academic
Travel Affairs
2001 to 2003 PI and co- Larimer County Colorado Trust $300,000.00 Research
evaluator Palliative Care
Initiative
1999 to 2000 PI and project Mental Health Larimer County 4,000.00 Clinical Practice
director Senior Chat Community
Groups Foundation
1991 to 1992 PI - Executive Agency Startup Boeing Mfg. $5,000.00 Clinical Practice
Director Grant

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1978 to 1985 PI and Program Numerous United Way, Approximately Funding for
Director Grants (100 American $15,000,000.00 human service
plus) Express, All total. programs
Department of including food
Agriculture, nutrition
Community programs.
Foundations

Publications (Refereed Journals)

1. Schatz, M., M. Salz, Tracy, J. & Tracy, S. (2008). Dialogue home groups optimize
“technology transfer” for social programming. In Portularia: Journal of Social Work,
University of Huelva: Publishing Service.

2. Schatz, M., Tracy, J. & Tracy, S. (2007). Overcoming social oppression: Using dialogue
and theatre to reveal oppression and foster healing. In Critical Social Work: An
interdisciplinary journal dedicated to social justice. Vol. 7, No 2. Windsor, Ont:
University of Ontario. (Refereed).

Publications (Book and Monograph Chapters)

Tracy, J. (1996). Nature’s child: An autobiographical novel. Clive, IA: Conique Press.
[non-referreed, self published. Sold 400 copies via Borders Books]

Publications (Technical Reports)

Tracy, S. & Tracy J. (2004). Larimer County Palliative Care Initiative final Project
Report Sent to The Colorado Trust at Denver, CO.
Publications (Book Reviews)

None published to date
Refereed National and International Abstracts [status indicated re: presentation]

1. Tracy, J. (2008). Article on Relationship: A New Paradigm for Social Development and
Social Work. Accepted for presentation at conference in Nepal: ICSD (International
Consortium for Social Development in Nov.2008). [Did not get to present due borders
closed]
2. .
3. Tracy, J. (2008). Abstract accepted for the 2008 Pedagogy and Theatre of the Oppressed
International Conference. Beyond Freire: Changing Our Perceptions. [Presented at
conference]

4. Tracy, J (2006). Paper accepted. The Perceptual Lens, Mental Health, and Well Being
(peer reviewed). In The 5thInternational Conference on Social Work and Mental Health
Conference proceedings. Hong Kong. (Refereed Paper) [Presented at conference]

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5. Ran MS1, Chen SY, Schwab G, Dames V, Tracy J., Chan CLW (2006). Paper accepted.
Suicide Prevention in Micronesia: A Review of the Academic Literature. In The
5thInternational Conference on Social Work and Mental Health Conference proceedings.
Hong Kong. (Refereed Paper) [Presented at conference]

6. Tracy, J. & Tracy S. (2006). Abstract accepted. Using Memory as Mental Health
Intervention. Skills workshop (2 hrs). In The 5thInternational Conference on Social Work
and Mental Health Conference proceedings. Hong Kong. [Refereed abstract, presented in
workshop format]

7. Tracy, J. (2006). Abstract and paper accepted. Bridging the Gap between Conceptual
Frameworks for Program and Curriculum Design (abstract peer reviewed). [Refereed
paper presented at the 25th BPD conference in Los Angeles, CA.]

8. Tracy, J. & Schwab, G. (2006). Abstract and paper accepted. Systemic Networking for
Mental health and Human Services at the Transforming Mental health Systems in Our
Pacific Islands 2006 Conference. [Juried presentation]

9. Tracy, J. (2006). Abstract and paper accepted. Using Art in Mental Health: Promoting
Mental Health and Social Well-Being at the 2006 Annual NASW-GUAM Conference in
Tumon, Guam. [Presented Refereed Paper]

10. Tracy, J. & Dames, V. (2006). Abstract and paper accepted. Models of Mental Health
Care and Social Justice at the 2006 Annual NASW-GUAM Conference in Tumon, Guam
March 2006. [Presented Refereed Paper]

11. Tracy, J. & Tracy, S. (2005). Abstract and paper accepted. Co-constructing a University
of Liberatory Praxis. Workshop presented at Pedagogy and Theatre of the Oppressed 11th
International Conference at Hollywood, CA. [Juried presentation]

12. Tracy, J. & Tracy, S. (2004). Abstract and paper accepted. Marginalization: Using
Memory to Disclose Oppression. Workshop presented at Pedagogy and Theatre of the
Oppressed 10th International Conference at Omaha, NE. [Juried presentation]

13. Tracy, J. & Tracy, S. (2003). Abstract and paper accepted. Breaking the Bubble of
Oppression: Introducing a Revolutionary Paradigm and Action Plan. Workshop
presented at Pedagogy and Theatre of the Oppressed 9th International Conference at
Milwaukee, WI. [Juried presentation]

14. Tracy, J. & Walz, T. (1985). Abstract and paper accepted. Cottage industries & Third
World Development. Presented at a three week international workshop. Co-developed and
co-conducted with Thomas Walz, Ph.D., University of Iowa School of Social Work at
Patzcuaro, Mexico. [Juried presentation]

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Presentations (Refereed Local and Regional Abstracts in Tri-state (Illinois, Missouri,

Iowa)

None refereed to date

Presentations (Other) Non-refereed Community, Regional and National Professional

Presentations

1. Tracy, J. (2009). Presented to the Macomb Human Services Community Partners on
the social work program. Macomb, Health department. (By Invitation)

2. Tracy, J. & Tracy, S. (2006). Presentation on A Brief Look at Theatre of the
Oppressed at the February Meeting of NASW-GUAM Chapter in Hagatna, GU
2006. (By Invitation)

3. Tracy, J. (2005). Foster Care from a Child’s Eyes. Speaker at the Annual Arkansas
Social Workers Association Conference in Pine Bluff, AR. (By Invitation)

4. Tracy, J. (2003). Toward a Relationship Paradigm in Spirituality (January). Dialogue
with Matthew Fox, O. P. at Wisdom University in Oakland, CA. (part of independent
study at Colorado State University).

5. Tracy, J. (2002). Toward a Relationship Paradigm in Counseling (November).
Dialogue with Jack Reiske, Ph.D. at Columbia, MO. (part of independent study at
Colorado State University).

6. Tracy, J. (2002). Toward a Relationship Paradigm in Learning (July). Dialogue with
Robert Richburg, Ph.D. at Colorado State University. (part of independent study).

7. Tracy, J. (2002). The Treatment Team, Who Are We and How Do We Work
Together. Aging in America: Mental Health and the Older Adult Population
Workshop at Colorado State University. (By Invitation)

8. Tracy, J. (2002). Creative Writing for Human Service Professionals. A workshop for
staff at the Larimer County Mental Health Center, Fort Collins, CO. (By Invitation)

9. Tracy, J. (2001). WordJazz, a public poetry reading group, co-organizer and presenter
at the Rocky Mountain Coffee Connection, Fort Collins, CO.

10. Tracy, J. (1996). Creative Writing for Human Service Professionals. A workshop for
staff at Children & Families of Iowa, Des Moines, IA. (By Invitation)

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11. Tracy, J. (1991). Relationship Building. A leadership Workshop, Held at the Wellness
Center in Des Moines, IA.

12. Tracy, J. (1991). Toward a Relationship Paradigm. Presentation and workshop at the
Iowa Mental Health Coalition Conference in Des Moines, IA (1991). (By Invitation)

13. Tracy, J. (1989). Relationship Building Workshop at Creative Alternatives Family
Counseling Center, Lancaster, CA. (By Invitation)

14. Tracy, J. (1973-75). Drugs, Alcohol, and the Community. Drug and alcohol education
presentations throughout Northeast Missouri in schools and to community groups.
Northeast Community Action Program of Kirksville, MO.

Peer Reviewer of Articles for Publisher

April 2008 Peer review of submitted article for Social Work Education entitled Social
work intellectuals, critical social theory, critical social work and public engagement
(manuscript ID: CSWE-2008-0021).

January 2009 Peer review of submitted article for Social Work Education entitled
Educating social work students in multifaceted interventions for trauma (Manuscript ID:
CSWE-2008-0086).

Continuing Education and Faculty Development Activities

1. Tracy, J. (2006). Taught Case management Course for community professionals and
students. Offered through the University of Guam.
2. Walz, T. & Tracy, J. (1996). Co-conducted week long workshop at Iowa Summer
Writers Workshop–National Social Work Creative Writing Workshop, University of
Iowa, School of Social Work.
3. Tracy, J. (1976). Conducted a Four-Day Gestalt Encounter Group and Training.
Participants were master’s level counselors at Truman State University, Kirksville,
MO.

Appointments to University Committees

Western Illinois University: College of Education Department Chair Committee.

University of Wyoming: UW CHS Faculty Council, MSW Committee, Field Education
Committee,

University of Guam: Senate Standing Committee on Evaluations (SCE) appointment to
serve on the Program Review Team to review the self-study of the Master’s of Public

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Administration (MPA) Program and the Program Review Team for the Master of Arts
Counseling Program.

Work in Progress

1. Ongoing research project: Relationship Perceptual Orientation Survey of university
students (graduate and undergraduate in all disciplines). First administration to
students at the University of Wyoming. Currently doing data analysis. Plan to submit
proposal for IRB to do same study at WIU with survey administration during
November or December 2009. Will prepare and submit one to two articles from this
data by April 2010.

2. Book manuscript proposal for a book on Relationship Perceptual Theory and Human
Behavior. Proposal Deadline: January, 2010. Book completion: January 2011.

3. Tracy, J. (1996). Nature’s child: An autobiographical novel. I am currently rewriting
this into a memoir and preparing this for submission for publication. It has wonderful
potential use in social work. Deadline: October, 2011.

Thesis and Dissertation Research

1. Tracy, J. (2005). Toward a relationship paradigm: An auto-narrative reflexive
ethnography of co-participation and co-construction of the culture of meaning. Ft.
Collins, CO. Ph.D. Colorado State University, PhD Dissertation. UMI ProQuest
Dissertations. ISBN 0-542-09963-2. Gene Gloeckner, Chair.

2. Tracy, J. (1986). Symbolic and literal: A logical reframe (1986). Master of Social
Work Thesis at the University of Iowa, Iowa City, IA. Thomas Walz & John Craft,
Co-Chairs.

3. Tracy, J. (1976). Actualization diagnostic construct (1976). Unpublished partial thesis
(M.A. in Ed.) Truman State University at Kirksville, MO. Richard Wright,
Supervisor.

4. Tracy, J. (1969). The Significance of the Monitor and the Merrimac. Unpublished
historiographic study for major in history. Undergraduate. Don Kolberg, Supervisor.

Undergraduate and Graduate Student Research Supervision (Supervisor, Committee Chair or

Co-chair) (Name of student, thesis/dissertation title and year)

08-09:
Served as Research Chair for 11 students at UWYO (six completed, the rest were given a
different chair prior to my going to WIU)
07-08:

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1. Terri Meyer-Sipe, A system analysis: The treatment of mental illness in older adults
in Wyoming nursing homes (2008). (committee member only).
2. Cortney Stelzer, Parental attitudes toward corporal punishment of children: The
impact it has on child abuse (2008). (Co-chair).

Consulting and Other Scholarship Activities

1. 2008-Present Consultation and Training for Wyoming Mental Health and Substance
Abuse Waiver Certificate.

2. 2004 Consultation regarding setting up an online MSW Program for Walden
University (Laureate Inc.)

Teaching: Courses Taught in Higher Education

Count Course Number Course Name Year Credit Number
Hours of
Students
47 SW480 Field Education Practicum SUM10 13 6
46 SW315-04 WIU Generalist Practice I: Micro SP10 4 16
45 SW340-01WIU Special Topics: Using the Creative Arts SP10 3 18
in SW
44 SW345 WIU Investigation in SW F09 3 1
43 SW425 WIU Generalist Practice III: Macro F 09 3 29
42 SOWK 5980 GRAD Social Work Research Application SP 09 3 16
UWYO
41 SOWK 5960 GRAD Thesis Research SP 09 3 11
UWYO
40 SOWK5720 GRAD Advanced Community Practice SP 09 3 25
UWYO
39 SOWK 5750 GRAD WICHE Case Management SP 09 3 20
(online) UWYO
38 SOWK 4780-02, SOWK Sem: International Social Welfare & F-08 3 11
5800-02, INST 4990 Social Development
UWYO
37 SOWK 4980-03 & 5975-80 International Social Work Guam F-08 3 11
UWYO
36 SOWK 5600-01/80 UWYO Advanced Generalist Practice: Adults F-08 3 30
35 SOWK 5795-06/85 UWYO SOWK Research Application F-08 1 11
34 SOWK5494 UWYO Generalist Social Work Practice (MSW Sum 08 2 17
advanced standing foundation)
33 SOWK5499 UWYO Generalist Social Work Practice in Sum 08 2 7
Communities & Organizations (MSW
advanced standing foundation)
32 SOWK 5210 SEC. 01 & 80 Groups, Organization, and Community Spr 3 11
UWYO 2008
31 SOWK 5310 sec. 01 & 80 Generalist Practice II Spr 3 14
UWYO 2008
30 SOWK5720 UWYO Advanced Gen Pract with Communities Fall 07 1 20

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(graduate)
29 SOWK5600-01/80 UWYO Advanced Gen Pract with Individuals Fall 07 3 20
and Families (graduate0
28 ED623 Individual Dynamics and Human Spr 07 3 8
Behavior (graduate)
27 SW485b UOG Field Instruction III (undergraduate) Spr 07 3 10
26 SW385 Field Instruction I (undergraduate) Spr 07 3 17
UOG
25 SW301 UOG Social Work Practice Methods I Fall 06 3 22
24 SW345 UOG Social Justice (undergraduate) Fall 06 3 25
23 SW485a UOG Field Instruction II (undergraduate) Fall 06 3 10
22 SW450 UOG Social Work Case Management Sum 06 3 7
(undergraduate) A
21 SW485b UOG Field Instruction III (undergraduate) Spr 06 3 12
20 SW404 UOG Social Work Practice Methods IV Spr 06 3 12
(undergraduate)
19 SW385 UOG Field Instruction II (undergraduate) Spr 06 3 10
18 SWRK 3352 UAPB Emotionally Disturbed Children Fall 05 3 15
(undergraduate)
17 SWRK3308 Social Legislation (undergraduate) Fall 05 3 14
16 SWRK3323 UAPB Human Behavior and Social Fall 05 3 14
Environment I (undergraduate)
15 SWRK3302 UAPB Social Work Research (undergraduate) Fall 05 3 18
14 SWRK3352-UAPB Emotionally Disturbed Children Spr 05 3 13
(undergraduate)
13 SWRK2306-UAPB Social Work Lab (undergraduate) Spr 05 3 12
12 SWRK2307-UAPB Social Welfare Policy (undergraduate) Spr 05 3 14
11 SWRK3322 UAPB Human Behavior and Social Spr 05 3 14
Environment II (undergraduate)
10 SW342 Generalist Practice with Organizations & Fall 04 3 27
CSU Communities (graduate)
9 SW631A Advanced Community Practice (Sec.1 & Fall 04 2 44
CSU 2) (graduate)
8 SW61A Advanced Community Practice (Sec 3) Fall 04 2 20
CSU (graduate)
7 HS688 Program design, implementation and Spr 04 3 19
GP-IDEA Evaluation: Youth development
(Online course) (graduate)
Co-taught with Mona Schatz
6 SW688 Field Liaison (graduate) Spr 04 3 1
CSU
5 SW342 Generalist Practice with Organizations & Fall 03 3 52
CSU Communities. TA with Bruce Hall
(undergraduate)
4 Ed684V Supervised teaching in SW631B Spr. 03 3 26
CSU Advanced Community Practice - with
Mona Schatz (graduate)
3 Ed684V Supervised teaching in SW631A Fall 02 3 26
CSU Advanced Community Practice - with
Mona Schatz (graduate)
2 SW202-msw-U of Iowa Social Work, Social Change and Social Fall 84 3 42
Development. TA with Tom Walz, Ph.D.
(graduate)
1 SW216-msw-U of Iowa Group Leadership & Human Sexuality Fall 84 3 132
TA with Howard Rupple, PhD.

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(undergraduate)

Advising

Year Number of Undergraduate Advisees Number of Graduate/Resident Advisees
2008-09 14 16
2007-08 13 3
2006-07 18 0
2006 12 0
(Dec. To
June)
2005 15 0
(Jan. 1-
Dec)

University Service (Listing of Committee/Administrative Responsibilities)

1. University of Wyoming: Faculty Council
2. College of Health Sciences: None at present
3. Division/School: Member Field Education Committee, faculty Field Liaison and
Field Instructor, Co-Chair and committee member of 11 student research committees.

Professional/Community Service

1. Community Service Activities:
a. 2009: Presentation to Macomb Community Partners profession group.
b. 2007-2008: Wyoming Independent Living, Inc. Providing training and guidance
for clients and staff in development of a fundraising project using the arts.

Professional Memberships and Activities

1. 2008-present: International Association of Social Workers.
2. 2007-present: International Consortium for Social Development. .
3. 2006-Present: Guam National Association of Social Workers, committee member.
Currently contribute from the distance.
4. 2004-Present: National Council on Social Work Education (CSWE), Attend
conferences and contribute in organization.

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5. 2004-Present: Association of Baccalaureate Program Directors (BPD), Attend
conferences and contribute in organization.
6. 1997-Present: National Association of Social Workers (NASW), Attend conferences
and contribute in organization.
7. 2004-Present: International Theatre of the Oppressed (ITO), Attend conferences and
contribute in organization.
8. 2002-Present: Pedagogy and Theatre of the Oppressed (PTO), Attend conferences
and contribute in organization.

Clinical Practice Professional Social Work Licensure and Certification

1. Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) in Colorado # 991938 (active)
2. Licensed Certified Social Worker (LCSW) in Arkansas #1956-C (will allow to lapse)
3. Licensed Independent Social Worker (LISW) Expired license in Iowa (License was
allowed to lapse)
4. Lifetime Secondary School Teaching Certificate in Missouri
5. Credentialing and Privileging status: State of Colorado Mental Health privileged me
to service all nursing facilities in Laramie County Colorado, between 1997-2001.
6. Between 1998 and 2001 I was approved as a Medicaid and Medicare provider for the
State of Colorado.
7. Clinical Practice Service Activities: Between 1997 and 2001 I served as the PASARR
Coordinator for the State of Colorado Mental Health in Laramie County Colorado.,
which entailed doing psychological assessments of anyone going into or already in
nursing care to screen them for mental health needs and institutional
recommendations.
8. Faculty Patient Care Activities: None at this time

Past Patient Care Activities

Clinical Site Dates Type of Care Number of Hours of
Care/Week
Larimer Center for Mental 1997 to 2001 PASARR coordinator, Approximately 45 to
Health Laramie County psychotherapist, case management, 50 hours.
Colorado senior team supervisor, and field
instructor for masters level students.
Children and families of 9-1995 to 6-1997 Forensic psychotherapist for Approximately 40
Iowa in des Moines, IA juvenile sexual offenders in hours
treatment facilities
Community Companions, 8-1994 to 6-1995 Case Management and Clubhouse Approximately 45
Inc. San Jose, CA Facilitator as well as some hours
supervised psychotherapy

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Interim, Inc. Monterey, 6-1993 to 6-1994 Social Group Facilitator and some Approximately 40
CA supervised psychotherapy hours

Antelope Valley 1-1989 to 11-1992 Executive Director/Psychotherapist Approximately 30
Transformations, Inc. (supervised doing psychotherapy hours
Lancaster, CA
Alliance for the Mentally 6-1985 to 11-1986 Student Psychotherapist and case Approximately 45
Ill of Rock Island and manager of severely mentally ill hours
Mercer Counties Rock adults.
Island, IL.

Friendly House 1-1978 to 8-1982 Agency Program Director/ Social Approximately 20
Neighborhood Center Worker hours
Davenport, IA
Northeast Missouri 1-1973 to 9-1975 Program Director/Psychotherapist Approximately 30
Community Action for drug and alcohol education and hours
Program Kirksville, MO. treatment program

Chariton County Welfare 12-1969 to 8-1970 Child Welfare Worker doing case Approximately 50
Office Keytesville, MO. management and some hours
psychotherapy under supervision

LICENSE

Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) in Colorado # 991938