CURRICULUM VITA
JAMES J. CLARK, Ph.D., M.S.W., L.C.S.W.
Dean & Professor College of Social Work Florida State University Room C2502 UCC 296 Champions Way PO Box 3062570 Tallahassee, FL 32306-2570
POSITIONS
Academic Appointments
Florida State University, College of Social Work
Appointed Dean & Professor, July/ August 2015
University of Cincinnati, College of Allied Health Sciences, School of Social Work
Appointed Professor & Director: July 2012-July 2015
University of Kentucky College of Social Work
Appointed Assistant Professor: August 1991 Appointed to Graduate Faculty: January 1996 Appointed Associate Professor with tenure: July 1997-May 2012 Appointed Director of Doctoral Program: January 2002-May 2004 Appointed Associate Dean for Research June 2004-June 2012 Appointed Constance Wilson Professor of Mental Health: May 2006- June 2012 Promoted to rank of Full Professor: May 2012
1 University of Kentucky College of Medicine, Department of Psychiatry Joint appointment as Associate Professor: August 2000-June 2012.
Research Center Affiliations
Research Consultant (NCTSN Centers) University of Kentucky Center on Trauma & Children (2012- current) University of Connecticut Center for Trauma Recovery and Juvenile Justice (2012-current)
University of Kentucky Center for the Study of Violence against Children Associate Director: September 2007- June 2012.
Bioethics and Research Integrity Committee: August 2007- June 2012. Novel Clinical & Translational Technologies: July 2008- June 2012.
University of Kentucky Center on Drug and Alcohol Research Appointed faculty associate: June 1997- June 2012.
University of Kentucky Center on Research on Violence against Women Appointed faculty associate: August 2002- June 2012.
University of Kentucky Center for Clinical & Translational Science Leadership Committee: August 2006-September 2009
University of Kentucky Center for Research and Data Management Appointed faculty associate: 1997-2001
University Service Appointments
UK Center for Clinical & Translational Science Appointed member, Scientific Advisory Council (July 2011)
UK Institutional Review Board Appointed member (2005-2012) Children Research Consultant Prisoner Research Consultant
2 UK Office of Research Integrity Subcommittee on Human Subjects Protection for Child & Adolescent Research Subjects Appointed member (2005-2012)
Subcommittee on Human Subjects Protection for Decisionally Challenged Research Subjects Appointed member (2008-2010)
UK Faculty Curricular Team on the Nature of Inquiry in the Social Sciences Member, (2009-2011)
UK Bioethics & Patient Safety Program Faculty Associate (2007-2012)
Provost Workgroup on Forensic Mental Health & Threat Management Member (2010)
UK College of Social Work/Search Committee for Interim Dean Appointed member (2006-2007)
UK Research Management Group Appointed member (2004-2012)
UK Graduate School Dissertation Examination Outside Examiner (Sociology, Clinical Psychology, Nursing, Counseling Psychology) Appointed examiner (2000-2012)
UK Strategic Planning Committee/Faculty Development Subcommittee Appointed member (2006-2009)
UK Center for Clinical & Translational Science Leadership Committee; Key Function 3 - Core Committee for Regulatory Knowledge & Research Integrity Appointed member (2006-2009)
3 UK Work Group University of Kentucky-University of Louisville Joint Doctoral Program in Social Work; Appointed by Dean, College of Social Work (1996-1997)
Steering Committee Kentucky Partnerships for Research and Training in Severe Mental Illness; Appointed by Dean, College of Social Work ; University of Kentucky (1995-1997)
Forensic Psychiatry Clinic Department of Psychiatry; University of Kentucky College of Medicine (1995-1997)
Visiting Professor
Visiting associate professor, The University of Chicago, School of Social Service Administration (Spring & Winter Quarters, 2004)
National Organization Positions
Council on Social Work Education National Research Integrity Workgroup Lead member: 2006-2012
National Federation of Clinical Social Work Forensic Social Work Committee Appointed member: 2003-2007
Private Sector
PMC Consultants, Inc. Vice President and Co-owner (2009-2012)
Croney & Clark, Inc. Vice President and Co-owner (1999-2009)
Director, Catholic Social Service Bureau-Lexington.
4 Administration of social service agency, including administrative and clinical supervision responsibilities and budget management. Developed and managed counseling, child welfare, emergency services, refugee, and other programs. During this period also provided field supervision clinical and administrative MSW students from University of Kentucky. (6/84-12/88).
Clinician, Catholic Community Services, Diocese of West Virginia. Administered rural satellite office for a three-county area. Provided a wide range of clinical social work services for adults, children and families in three county area. Consultation to area churches and public agencies. Managed FEMA and Title XX grants for the region (6/83-6/84).
Consultant Positions
KVC Kentucky Behavioral Health Inc. 2009-current
Kentucky Department of Public Advocacy 2025 Futures Committee; Organizational change consultant 2009-2012
Kentucky Division of Substance Abuse DUI Program: Forensics, Clinical, and Supervision Curriculum 2008-2012
Kentucky Board of Medical Licensure Consultant (mental health and physician professional fitness) 2009-2012
Fayette County Child Advocacy Center Organizational and management consultant to board and staff 2008-2009
Kentucky Cabinet for Health & Family Services Children & Family Services Review Statewide Assessment Team Advisory Group
5 2007-2008
Kentucky Cabinet for Health & Family Services Worker & Client Safety Committee 2006-2007
Kentucky Crisis Response Board, Frankfort, KY 1997-2007
EDUCATION
10/89-12/95 Ph.D., The University of Chicago, School of Social Service Administration
8/81-5/83 M.S.W., University of Kentucky
9/76-5/80 B.A., Siena College, NY [summa cum laude]
LICENSING
Certified Social Worker (#1218); Commonwealth of Kentucky (1984- 97)
Licensed Clinical Social Worker (#149-003273); State of Illinois (1990- 92)
Licensed Clinical Social Worker (#668); Commonwealth of Kentucky (1991-current)
EXECUTIVE COACHING
Beyondbeing, llc. Coach: Elaine Seuss, CLTMC, MBA (2012-2013) Cincinnati, OH
6 PROFESSIONAL SOCIETY MEMBERSHIPS
Council on Social Work Education (current)
National Association of Deans & Directors (current)
Kentucky Society for Clinical Social Work (current)
Society for Personology (current)
Society for Social Work & Research (current)
National Association of Social Workers Member, Ohio Chapter Kentucky Board of Directors; (1984-1988)
Cincinnati Psychoanalytic Institute (Board Member, 2013-current)
National Child Traumatic Stress Network (NCTSN): Judges’ Bench Card Committee (Co-Chair); Member, Justice Consortium ( 2009-current)
American Psychological Association (2010-2013)
American Psychology-Law Society (2010-2013)
American Public Health Association (2010-2013)
Public Responsibility in Medicine and Research (2010-2013)
Group for the Advancement of Doctoral Education in Social Work (2002- 2004)
National Federation of Societies for Clinical Social Work --Committee on Social Work in the Law; (2004-2007)
7 SPONSORED RESEARCH PROJECTS
Current/Ongoing
8/99-7/12 Principal Investigator Commonwealth of Kentucky Cabinet for Families & Children Grant: Grant #M-06069912. Comprehensive Assessment & Training Services Project (Recurrent Funding) This project began as a three-year, $1 million grant to the University of Kentucky College of Social Work and College of Medicine (Department of Psychiatry) from the Cabinet for Families & Children. The project mandated the development of an innovative research and clinical program to develop and implement an interdisciplinary approach to evaluation of maltreated children and their families, and to incorporate and transfer mental health knowledge and technology into child welfare forensic decision-making. Currently, the CATS Project is in its sixth year of operation, and is funded at $858,000 annually, providing assessment, treatment, and training services. UK CATS Project also includes a strong research component, which has yielded refereed papers and presentations, workshops, and research posters. Conceptual and empirical investigation manuscripts have been published beginning in 2002. The project also includes a major training site for clinical and research for multidisciplinary graduate and doctoral students. (Leadership of this project is shared with Ginny Sprang, Ph.D, with PI & Co-PI roles alternating yearly.)
8/10-7/12 (Recurrent Funding) Principal Investigator Commonwealth of Kentucky Cabinet for Families & Children Grant: EKU Subaward #452143-11-174 ($162,216) Breaking the Cycle of Child Maltreatment is a program providing psychosocial, psychiatric, medical, and forensic training and case consultation/training for child welfare leadership and staff in high-risk cases.
1/09-1/12
8 Co-Principal Investigator Department of Homeland Security, National Institute for Hometown Safety, Best Practice Guidelines for Pandemic Disaster Response: A Social Behavioral Evaluation. HSHQDC-07-3-00005. ($962,722). This project develops innovative and best practices for response and management of pandemic disaster, developing and drawing from a database involving systematic review of scientific and other literatures; surveys of experts; and field interviews at sites of pandemic and other disasters. Best practice manuals and web-based curricula will be developed and promulgated. Fieldwork conducted in six US states, Canada, & Mexico.
10/07-7/12 Co-Principal Investigator U.S. Dept of Health and Human Services—Substance Abuse & Mental Health Services Administration National Child Traumatic Stress Network-Level Three Center Grant # 1U79SM058230-01 The Child and Adolescent Trauma Treatment Institute (CATTI) is a multidisciplinary, University-Community collaboration housed at the University of Kentucky's Center for the Study of Violence against Children. The mission of CATTI is to facilitate child and family recovery from psychological trauma through statewide service delivery, and to increase the capacity of the mental health community to provide services that are empirically-based and culturally relevant. This mission is undertaken in partnership with public child welfare, the judiciary and the Department of Mental Health. This project builds on an already nationally-recognized child assessment and treatment center in Kentucky, and proposes to develop a clinical nucleus for clinical training, and dissemination of trauma informed evidence-based practices (TI-EBPs) in Kentucky. The project is funded at $1.6 million over four years.
2/11-5/12 Co-Investigator Substance Abuse and Mental Health Service Administration (SAMHSA). NCCTS Data Supplement Grant Program. “Factors Impacting the Completion of Trauma-focused Treatments: What Can Make a
9 Difference?” Sprang (PI), Clark, Cohen, Craig, Staton-Tindall, Gurwitch and Vergon (Co-Is).
Internally Funded Research
7/06-6/08 Co-Principal Investigator Pilot project in partnership with Carol Jordan (UK Center for Research on Violence against Women) “The Sentencing & Parole of Battered Women Who Kill: The influence of gender & victim type.” This is an internally funded project designed to generate findings regarding incarcerated female victims of violence. Initial data collection and analysis has revealed significant data regarding child maltreatment and fatality events that will generate additional findings, which can be used to generate multidisciplinary, grant proposals across Social Work, Law, Psychiatry, and UKCRVAW.
07/06 -06/07 Co-Principal Investigator University of Kentucky, President’s Award, Trauma Exposure and the Drug Endangered Child, $31, 972. Internally funded project (G. Sprang—PI) examining trauma exposure in a statewide sample of child welfare clients.
Completed Projects
10/03-12/08 Co-Principal Investigator U.S. Dept of Health and Human Services--Health Resources and Services Administration Grant #1 T01HP01397-01-00. The UK Behavioral Health Disaster Response Project is associated with the University of Kentucky Comprehensive Assessment and Training Services (CATS) Project. Funding is provided by Office of the Assistant Secretary of Preparedness and Response (ASPR) through grant #1 T01HP01397-01-00 to provide trainings to mental health professionals in collaboration with the University of Louisville to the following disciplines: psychiatry, psychology, social work, professional counseling,
10 marriage and family therapy and drug and alcohol counseling. As of March 2007, approximately 2,500 healthcare providers have been trained by this project statewide, nationally and internationally.
5/06-12/08 Grant Proposal Co-Author, Workgroup Member, and Product Co-Author Council of Social Work Workgroup on Research Integrity. U.S. HHS, Office of Research Integrity through the American Association of Medical Colleges. Grant # US2MPORI01. Purpose of this grant is to develop a national plan for integrating research ethics knowledge and work products for social work researchers.
9/05-9/07 Co-Investigator Commonwealth of Kentucky Department of Mental Health KIDS Now Evaluation Project This state grant of $50,000 was a project led by Robert Walker (UK Center on Drug & Alcohol Research), mandated to design and evaluate prenatal interventions with pregnant women who suffer from substance misuse disorders.
11/02-6/04 Principal Investigator Commonwealth of Kentucky Children’s Advocacy Center Evaluation Project This $50,000 grant from the Justice Cabinet funded an evaluation of CAC organizations throughout the Commonwealth. The mandate was to report to the Justice Cabinet regarding the CACs system’s extant organizational processes and structures, and to provide data and recommendations that can ground future policy and program development decisions regarding these organizations. This grant supported a full-time doctoral student who serves as study director.
01/04-12/04 Consultant NIMH SBIR Project: “Training program for research in rural communities.” Center for Research Strategies, LLC, Denver CO. This $2,000 consultation involved travel and work with a team of rural mental health experts for developing curricula for community-based
11 participatory research strategies in mental health for rural America. Contributed to generated curriculum report to NIMH: “Training Program for Research in Rural Communities
9/96-3/00 Co-Principal Investigator National Institutes of Health-National Institute of Drug Abuse Stage I Grant: Developing Rural Substance Abuse Behavioral Treatment University of Kentucky Center for Drug and Alcohol Research This federal funding was for the development of model substance abuse treatment in rural Kentucky. Aims achieved included the development of an empirically driven treatment approach; training and supervision of therapists and recruitment of subjects/clients; and the implementation and testing of the manualized treatment approach. This project yielded five refereed publications and a series of technical reports to NIDA
Grant Proposals-- Submitted but unfunded
2/11 U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), CDC-RFA-TP10-1001, Behavioral Health Disaster Preparedness and Response Emergency Response Centers, submitted with University of Louisville School of Public Health, $746,000 Sprang (PI), Clark (Co-PI). (Scored and under review for funding.)
3/11 National Institute of Health RFA-HL-11-034 Development of Comprehensive Measures of Psychosocial Stress, Development and Field Testing of the Traumatic Stress Triage Tool for Children, Sprang (PI), Clark, Craig, Humphries, Lommel and Staton-Tindall- (Co-Is) submitted Oct. 14, 2010. $275, 000.
9/10 US National Endowment for the Humanities, Documentary Film Proposal: “Deep Focus: The Moral Vision of Robert Coles” Submitted by Michigan State University, D. Hamilton (PI), Clark et al. (Consultants)
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10/09 Administration for Families and Children, Children’s Bureau. Quality Improvement Centers for Early Childhood. “Evaluation of an Early Childhood Maltreatment Prevention Program: A Randomized Controlled Trial of a Stepwise Approach Using Motivational Enhancement, Triple P, and Parent Child Interaction Therapy”. Clark, J., Sprang, G., Segress, M., Heubner, R., Perry, B.
3/09 National Institute of Health, National Institute of Child Health and Human Development (NICHD), Academic-Community Partnership to End Violence Against Children; U13-09-092; Principal Investigator, James Clark.
2/09 “Clinical Child Welfare Graduate Certificate Program” Proposal submitted to National Child Welfare Workforce Institute, February 2009, Principal Investigator, James Clark ($550,000).
7/08 “CAPTA: National Quality Improvement Center on Preventing the Abuse and Neglect of Infants and Young Children” [HHS-2008-ACF-ACFY-CA- 0044]. . Proposal submitted to the U.S. DHHS Children’s Bureau, July 2008. Principal Investigator: James Clark ($9.5 million).
5/08 The Kentucky Judicial Education Project. Proposal submitted to the Avon Foundation, May 2008. Principal Investigator: James Clark, Co-Principal Investigators: Ginny Sprang, Otto Kaak ($50,000).
11/07 A system for training substance abuse practitioners working with criminal justice involved mothers. Proposal submitted to the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. Principal Investigator: Michele Staton-Tindall, Co- PIs: Robert Walker, Ginny Sprang, & James Clark.
7/05 Co-Principal Investigator (with Ginny Sprang, PhD, UK CATS Project)
13 SAMHSA: National Child Traumatic Stress Network Initiative Community Treatment & Services Center Grant SM05-006
5/04 Co-Principal Investigator (with Ginny Sprang, PhD, UK CATS Project) U.S. Children’s Bureau: Dissemination of the UK-CATS model in Kentucky
6/04 Co-Principal Investigator (with Don Lynam, PhD, UK Department of Psychology): University of Kentucky Center on Research on Violence against Women, NIH Infrastructure Grant; “Research core: Toward a broader understanding of violence subtypes”
Development Materials
(Fall, 2010) Materials submitted to potential donor for expansion of the Constance Wilson (Endowed) Professorship.
(Fall 2010) Proposal submitted to Congressional delegation in collaboration with UK Law School for the development of a Child Advocacy Law Clinic designed to represent indigent children and to train law students, social worker students, and other graduate students.
(Summer 2010) Proposal submitted in collaboration with UK Office of Development to potential donor: “Stemming the Tide”: The Kentucky Infant & Child Fatality Project (KICFP).
(Fall, 2009) Presentation: Women and Philanthropy Group, “The Center for the Study of Violence Against Children: Undergraduate Research Initiative.”
14 OTHER RESEARCH EXPERIENCE
1/08-12/09 Consultant & Trainer Families In Safe Homes Now Project This is a Children’s Bureau funded-program developing inter-systems coordination and services for children and families in Kentucky’s child welfare system in this Appalachian region.
1/01- 2/02 Research Consultant Reclaiming Mountain Futures Kentucky River Community Care, Inc. This involved providing consultation services to community organizations under the aegis of KRCC to develop and defend a Robert Wood Johnson grant proposal to develop an assessment and capacity management system for substance using children and adolescents in Appalachian Kentucky. This grant was funded in February 2002.
4/96-6/01 Co-Principal Investigator Kentucky Psychiatric Inpatient Consumer Satisfaction Study University of Kentucky Center for Research and Data Management Commonwealth of Kentucky, Department of Mental Health funding was for the development and implementation of consumer satisfaction studies of public psychiatric hospitals across the state.
6/99-6/01 Co-Principal Investigator Medicaid Behavioral Health Services Consumer Satisfaction Study University of Kentucky Center for Research and Data Management Medicaid funding was for the development and implementation of outpatient and inpatient consumer satisfaction studies in preparation for assignment of managed health care to private sector.
5/96-5/99 Co-Investigator Kentucky Substance Abuse Treatment Outcome Study University of Kentucky Center for Drug and Alcohol Research
15 The Commonwealth of Kentucky Department of Mental Health, Division of Substance Abuse funding was for the development and implementation of a statewide evaluation system of substance abuse treatment in community mental health centers across the state.
8/97-5/98 Research Consultant Public Child Welfare Certification Program University of Kentucky College of Social Work-Commonwealth Department of Social Services Commonwealth Department of Social Services " The UKCSW and Kentucky DSS established a joint venture and curriculum wherein college students are trained and certified as child protection caseworkers.
1/94-5/95 Research Associate, University of Kentucky Mental Health Research Center Eastern State Hospital Lexington, KY
10/90-12/90 Lecturer, The School of Social Service Administration, The University of Chicago Course: Human Behavior in the Social Environment; Required course for MA students.
1/90-6/90 Research interviewer: Predictors of coping and adaptation in family caregivers of persons with chronic psychotic disorders. The University of Chicago, Gary Mental Health Center, Illinois State Psychiatric Institute (William Borden, PI).
10/90-4/91 Research associate: Stress, coping and adaptation in persons with chronic psychotic disorders. The School of Social Service Administration, The University of Chicago (William Borden, PI).
16 8/85-8/91 Part-time Assistant Professor, University of Kentucky, College of Social Work. Course: Social Work Practice II; Various lectures in other courses
OFFICE OF THE EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT FOR RESEARCH
Reviewer, research protocols Internal funding programs 1/09-6/12
UK GRADUATE SCHOOL APPOINTMENTS
Graduate School Dissertation Fellowship Review Committee Member 2/08-4/08
Graduate School representative and outside examiner for dissertations in the College of Education (Department of Counseling Psychology); and Arts & Sciences (Department of Clinical Psychology; Department of Sociology) 1998-current
UK COLLEGE OF SOCIAL WORK COMMITTEES
Faculty Appointment, Promotion, & Tenure Committee; Member (1999-2011); Chair (2002-2003) Budget Committee Chair (2008-9); Member (2007-2012) Strategic Planning Committee Member (2006-2012) Doctoral Program Policy Committee; Member (1996-2011) Research Committee (ex-officio member; 2006-2012) Curriculum Committee; Chairman (1995-96; 2004-2005); Member (1993-2006; 2009-2012) Mental Health Concentration Committee for MSW Program (2001-2012) College of Social Work Practice Workgroup; Council on Social Work Education Accreditation Process;
17 Chairman (1993-1995) Admissions, Advising and Student Concerns Committee; Chairman, Committee member (1991-92, 1996-1999) Alumni and Continuing Education Committee; Member (1991-93) Co-Chair, Mental Health Concentration (2001-2012) Faculty Advisor; Graduate Students in Social Work (1992-1995)
UC GRADUATE SCHOOL APPOINTMENTS
Facilitator, Graduate School Mediation Process
UC COLLEGE OF ALLED HEALTH SCIENCES COMMITTEES
Chair, Search Committee: Department of Rehabilitative Sciences (2013- current) Chair, Search Committee: College Associate Dean for Research (2014) CAHS Administrative Council (2012- current) CAHS Leadership Council—UC Foundation (2012- current) CAHS Staff Award Selection Committee (2012- current) Ethics/Inter-professional Course Design Committee (2012- 2014)
DOCTORAL DISSERTATION COMMITTEES
Dissertation Committee Chair (UK College of Social Work):
Egle Nerevic (graduated 2005) Dissertation published as book: Social Relations and Motivation for Substance Abuse Treatment Among Prisoners (2008)
Valerie Bryan (graduated 2005) Dissertation recognized by and presented at the National Symposium on Doctoral Research in Social Work
Vanessa Jones (graduated 2006) CSWE NIMH Dissertation Minority Fellow
18 Jennifer Cole (co-chair/graduated 2007) Dissertation recognized by and presented at the National Symposium on Doctoral Research in Social Work
Virginia Luftman (graduated 2008)
Carolee Kamlager (graduated 2014)
Dissertation Committee Member (Social Work):
Diane Loeffler (UK--graduated 2004)
Michele Tindall (UK--graduated 2004)
Kathy Lay (University of Louisville Kent School/ graduated 2003)
Robert Karolich (UK--graduated 2005)
Scott Sanders (UK--graduated 2006)
Chris Hall (University of Louisville Kent School/graduated 2005)
Pam Tungate (University of Louisville Kent School/graduated 2005)
Amy Cappiccie (University of Louisville Kent School/graduated 2006)
Phyllis Platt (UK/graduated 2007) Dissertation recognized by and presented at the National Symposium on Doctoral Research in Social Work.
Christina Studts (University of Louisville Kent School--graduated 2008) Dissertation recognized by and presented at the National Symposium on Doctoral Research in Social Work.
Jennifer Jewell (University of Louisville Kent School--graduated 2008)
Jessica Eslinger (UK—graduated 2013)
19 Stephanie Bass (UK/expected 2015)
Research Supervisor
Steve Johnson (University of Kentucky Department of Psychiatry, 2010- 2011)
Dissertation Committee Member (Psychology):
Aaron Godlaski (University of Kentucky/graduated 2011)
Emily Hodell (University of Kentucky/ graduated 2010)
Dissertation Committee Member (Nursing):
Jan Findlay (University of Kentucky/graduated 2012)
Dissertation Committee Member (Sociology):
Adam Pritchard (University of Kentucky/graduated 2012)
COURSES TAUGHT AT THE UC SCHOOL OF SOCIAL WORK
SW-6090 Social Work & the Law (MSW Course) SW-8090 Advanced Clinical Theory (Directed Study—MSW Course) SW-8090 Early Childhood Development: Emotion and Language (Directed Study—MSW Course) SW-8090 Mindfulness and CBT (Directed Study—MSW Course)
COURSES TAUGHT AT THE UK COLLEGE OF SOCIAL WORK
SW-783 Human Change and Development Theory (Ph.D. course) SW-781 Theory Development for the Social Work Profession (Ph.D.) SW-785 Proseminar in Social Work Research (Ph.D.) SW-795 Advanced Doctoral Seminar in Social Work (Ph.D.) SW-722 Psychopathology (3 credit hours) SW-400 Social Work Practice II. (4 credit hours)
20 SW-600 Social Work Practice I. (4 credit hours) SW-601 Generalist Social Work Practice II. (2 credit hours) SW-701 Advanced Practice Theory (2 credit hours) SW-609 Clinical Social Work (2-3 credit hours) SW-680 Special Topics: Advanced Clinical Social Work (2 credit hours) SW-651 Evaluation Research (2 credit hours) SW-780 Independent Work (1-6 credit hours) SW 700 Advanced Generalist Social Work Practice (4 credit hours) Continuing Education Course: Workshop Preparation for the Licensed Clinical Social Work Examination
COURSES TAUGHT IN OTHER COLLEGES
Didactic sessions (invited) UK College of Medicine, Department of Psychiatry (2005-2012)
University of Kentucky Honors Program—“PATIENT NARRATIVES” (1998)
HONORS AND AWARDS
Recognition for Prevention & Treatment of Child Maltreatment, Family Court, Bourbon County, Kentucky (May 2014) Sarnat Lecture, School of Social Service Administration, University of Chicago (October 2012). Furman Award, Kentucky Department of Public Advocacy (June 2012) Inducted, National member, Society for Personology (June 2010). Charles Wethington Research Excellence Award, University of Kentucky, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012. “Friend of the Children Award” for the UK Center for the Study of Violence against Children, awarded by Specialized Alternatives for Families and Youth, (August 2008). Invited Delegate, National Association of Social Work, “Social Work Congress 2005.” Visiting Associate Professor, The University of Chicago School of Social Service Administration (2004).
21 Invited Expert, APSAC Think Tank, Developing a procedure to evaluate video taped interviews of sexually abused children, Seattle, Washington, January 2003 Finalist for the American Psychiatric Association, Psychiatric Services Achievement Gold Award, 2002. (For UK-CATS Project, with G. Sprang, O. Kaak, & A. Brenzel). University of Kentucky Honors Program (1998) Refereed proseminar course development competition University of Kentucky Office of Research and Graduate Studies Research Committee Award (1994) Foreign Travel to Oxford University, England Scholarship, The University of Chicago (1989-91) Full tuition and stipend for two years of academic residence Fellow, National Institute of Mental Health (1989) Supplemental stipend for participation in the NIMH Research Training Program Lyndhurst Foundation Prize (1987) $40,000 Award for young professionals, artists, and writers making significant contributions in Southeastern United States. University of Kentucky Fellowship (1982-83) Full tuition and scholarship for two years of Master Social Work education National Social Work Honor Society (1983) National Institute of Mental Health Award (1981) Ward Gerontology Scholarship (1981) Siena College Scholarship (1976-80) New York State Regents Scholarship (1976-80) Pi Gamma Mu Honor Society (1980) Delta Epsilon Sigma National Scholastic Honor Society (1980) Alpha Kappa Alpha Honor Society (1980)
PEER-REVIEW & EDITORIAL SERVICE
Journal of Interpersonal Violence Substance Use & Misuse: An International Journal (Editorial Board) Journal of Aggression Juvenile & Family Court Journal
22 Oxford University Press Sage Books Western Schools
EXTERNAL PROMOTION & TENURE REVIEW SERVICE
University of Chicago University of New Hampshire University of Louisville College of Medicine, University of Kentucky
SCHOLARLY PUBLICATIONS AND CONTRIBUTIONS
National Professional Policy Documents (Co-author)
Council on Social Work Education. (2006). National Statement on Research Integrity in Social Work. Washington, D.C.: CSWE.
National Federation of Societies for Clinical Social Work. (2004). Practice guidelines in child custody evaluations for licensed clinical social workers. Washington, D.C.: NFSCSW Committee on Social Work in the Law.
Invited Papers
Clark, JJ (in press). Six knots. International Journal of Substance Use and Misuse, Special issue on “Addiction Treatment Myths.”
Clark, JJ (2015). Review essay of Lawrence J. Friedman, The Lives of Erich Fromm: Love's Prophet. New York: Columbia University Press, 2013. Society, 52 (3) 298-306.
Suess, E. & Clark, J. (2014). Appreciative coaching for a new college leader: Steps for new behaviors, approaches, and whole system outcomes. International Journal of Appreciative Inquiry, 16 (2) 43-46.
Clark, J. (2009). Why social work practitioners need research ethics knowledge. Social Work 54 (1) 5-7.
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Books
Clark, J.J. (2010). Social Work Ethics: Decision Making & Accountability. Western Schools Behavioral Health Series. Brockton, MA: Western Schools
Leukefeld, C., Godlaski, T., Clark, J., Hays, L & Brown, C. (2000). Structured Behavioral Outpatient Rural Therapy: A Treatment Manual for Rural Substance Abuse. Lexington, KY: University Press of Kentucky.
Books (in progress)
Monahan, E.C. & Clark, J.J. (Eds.) Mitigation in capital cases: Understanding and communicating the life story. American Bar Association. (Expected publication: early 2016.)
Clark, J.J. Robert Coles: Encountering America (working title).
Book Chapters
Sprang, G., Craig, C., & Clark, J. (2013). Protecting the protectors: Secondary traumatic stress in child welfare professionals, in Child- Welfare: Current Issues, Practices and Challenges. Hauppage, NY: Nova Science Publishers
Borden, W. & Clark, J.J. (2012). Contemporary psychodynamic theory, research, and practice: Implications for evidence-based intervention. In T. Rzepnicki, S. McCracken & H. Briggs (Eds.), From the task-centered approach to evidence-based and integrative practice. Chicago: Lyceum Books.
Clark, J.J. (2010). Erik H. Erikson: transitions, contributions, & marginalities. In T. Miller (Ed.) Life Stress and Transitions in the Life Span. NY: International Universities Press. Clark, J.J. (2010). Social work, psychobiography & the study of lives. In W. Borden (Ed.) Reshaping Social Work Theory: Toward a Critical Pluralism in Contemporary Practice. NY: Columbia University Press.
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Clark, J. & Croney, E. (2006). Ethics & accountability in child mental health supervision. In T.K. Neill (Ed.). Helping Others Help Children. Washington, DC: American Psychological Press.
Clark, J. (1999). Clinical risk and brief psychodynamic therapy: A forensic mental health perspective. Comparative Approaches in Brief Dynamic Therapy (Ed: William Borden) The Haworth Press, pp. 219- 235.
Royse, D., Clark, J., and Pierce, M. (1995). First-arrest shoplifters: An evaluation of a diversion program and implications for clinical practice. In R.R. Ross, D.H. Antonowicz, and G.K. Dhaliwal (Eds.), Going straight: Effective delinquency prevention and offender rehabilitation (pp. 243- 258) Ottawa: Centre for Cognitive Development.
Clark, J. and Monahan, E. (1996). First year transitions from the law school to the courtroom: A paradigm of value and ethical conflicts faced by new professionals and their educators. Oxford-OXSVEB Refereed Proceedings: Education and Training: A Value-Laden Process: Instilling Values in the Educational Process (Vol. 3). (Ed: S.M. Natale with M.B. Fenton) University Press of America, pp. 249-268.
Monahan E. and Clark, J. (1995). Coping with excessive workload: ethical implications for the public defender. In R.J. Uphoff (Ed.) Ethical problems facing the criminal defense lawyer (pp. 318-345) Chicago: American Bar Association.
Refereed Papers
Findlay, L.J., El-Mallakh, P., Howard, P.B. Hatcher-Keller, J, & Clark, J.J. (in press). Health behavior decision-making in African American adults diagnosed with schizophrenia. Issues in Mental Health Nursing.
Walker, R., Clark, J.J. & Logan, T.K. (under review, 2014) The future of research on partner violence: Some philosophical questions.
25 Sprang, G., Staton-Tindall, M., Gustman, B., Freer, B., Clark, J., Dye, H., Sprang, K. (2013). The impact of trauma exposure on parenting stress in rural America. Journal of Child and Adolescent Trauma, 6 (4) 287-300.
Staton-Tindall, M., Sprang, G., Clark, J.J., Walker, R., & Craig, C. (2013). Caregiver substance misuse and child outcomes: a systematic review. Journal of Social Work Practice in the Addictions: Special Issue on Caregiver Substance Use and Child Trauma. 13, 6-31.
Sprang, G., Craig, C., Clark, J., Vergon, K., Cohen, J., Tindall, M., & Gurwitch, R. (2013). Factors impacting the completion of trauma- focused treatments: What can make a difference? Traumatology, 19 (1) 28-40.
Staton-Tindall, M., Sprang, G., & Clark, J. (2012) Caregiver drug use and arrest as correlates of child trauma exposure. Journal of Evidence-Based Social Work, 9, 265-282.
Clark, J.J. (2012). A brief personal meditation about failure. Substance Use & Misuse 47: 1-2. November-December 2012, Vol. 47, No. 13-14, Pages 1523-1526
Clark, J.J. (2012). Commentary: John Kleinig’s “Framing failure.” Substance Use & Misuse, 47, (13-14), 1379-1381
Clark, J.J. (2012). Commentary: Stan Einstein’s “Drug user treatment blindness.” Substance Use & Misuse, 47, (13-14), 1545-1545.
Godlaski, T.M. & Clark, J.J. (2012). Implementation Issues in an Innovative Rural Substance Misuser Treatment Program. Substance Use & Misuse, 47, (13-14), 1439-1450
Jordan, C., Clark, J. Pritchard, Charnigo, R. (2012). Lethal and other serious assaults: Disentangling gender and context. Crime & Delinquency, 58 (3), 425-455.
Sprang, G., Craig, C., & Clark, J. (2011). Secondary traumatic stress and burnout in child welfare workers: A comparative analysis of
26 occupational distress across professional groups. Child Welfare, 90 (6), 149-168
Clark, J. & Walker, R. (2011). Research ethics in victimization studies: Widening the lens. (Symposium target article) Violence Against Women, 17 (2), 1489-1508 [Best Article Award Nominee, 2011].
Walker, R. & Clark, J.J. (2011). Don’t just widen one lens; Instead use many: A Response to Cerulli, Conte, Cromer & Newman, and Mulla & Hlavaka (commentators on the target article). Violence Against Women , 17 (2), 1549-1558.
Clark, J., Sprang, G., Freer, B., & Whitt-Woosley, A. (2011). “Better than nothing” is not good enough: Challenges to introducing evidence based approaches for traumatized populations. Journal of Evaluation in Clinical Practice, 18 (2), 352-359.
Sprang, G., Clark, J.J., & Staton-Tindall, M. (2010). Caregiver substance use and trauma exposure in young children. Families in Society, 91 (4), 401-407.
Clark, J.J. & Borden, W. (2009). A new language for child psychotherapy. Journal of Loss & Trauma (Special issue: “From Neuroscience to Social Practice.”) 14 (4) pp. 304-314.
Sprang, G., Kaak, H.O., Staton-Tindall, M., Clark, J., Hubbard, K., Whitt- Woosley, A., Mau, A., Combs, A., Risk, H. (2009). A Response from the Field: Perspectives on Translating Neuroscience to Clinical Practice. Journal of Loss & Trauma (Special issue: “From Neuroscience to Social Practice.”) 14 (4) 315-346.
Clark, J.J. (2009). Contemporary psychotherapy research: Implications for substance misuse treatment and research. Substance Use and Misuse 44. 1-19.
Riley, S.E., Stromberg, A.J. & Clark, J.J. (2009). Relationship between caregiver hopefulness and satisfaction with their children’s mental health services. Community Mental Health Journal 45. 307-315.
27 Miller T.W., Clark J., Veltkamp L.J. Burton, D.C., Swope, M. (2008). Teleconferencing model for forensic consultation, court testimony, and continuing education. Behavioral Sciences & the Law 26 (3) 301-313.
Clark, J.J. & Sprang, G. (2008). Infant mental health, child maltreatment, & the law: A Jurisprudent therapy analysis. Infant Mental Health Journal (Special Issue: Forensic Issues in Infant Mental Health) 29 (1) 21 – 35.
Clark, J.J. (2008). Complex thinking for wicked problems: An application of Sharon Berlin’s analysis of dichotomous thinking. Social Work Now (Special Issue: Honoring the Scholarship of Sharon B. Berlin) 39. 38-48.
Sprang, G., Tindall, M. S. & Clark, J.J. (2008). Trauma exposure and the drug endangered child. Journal of Trauma Studies. 21 (3) 333 – 339.
Sprang, G., Craig, C. & Clark, J.J. (2008). Factors implicating trauma practice patterns: The convergence/divergence of science & practice. Journal of Anxiety Disorders. 22 (2) 162-174.
Sprang, G., Clark, J.J., & Whitt-Woosley, A. (2007). Compassion fatigue, compassion satisfaction, and burnout: Factors impacting a professional’s quality of life. Journal of Loss and Trauma, 12, 259-280.
Howard, P.B., Rayens, M.K., El-Mallakh, P., & Clark, J.J. (2007). Predictors of satisfaction among adult recipients of Medicaid mental health services. Archives of Psychiatric Nursing, 21(5), 257-269.
Howard, P.B., El-Mallakh, P., Rayens, M.K., & Clark, J.J. (2007). Co-morbid medical illnesses and perceived general health among adult recipients of Medicaid mental health services. Issues in Mental Health Nursing, 28(3), 255-274.
Walker, R., Logan, T.K., Clark, J.J., Leukefeld, C. (2006). Informed consent to treatment for substance abuse: A recommended approach. Journal of Substance Abuse Treatment 29 (4) 24-251.
28 Luftman, V., Veltkamp, L.J., Clark, J., Ionnacone, S. & Snooks, H. (2005). Practice guidelines in child custody evaluations for licensed clinical social workers. Journal of Clinical Social Work. 33 (3) 327-357.
Sprang, G., Clark, J. & Bass, S. (2005). Factors that contribute to child maltreatment severity: a multi-method and multidimensional investigation. Child Abuse and Neglect: An International Journal. 29. 335-350.
Riley, S.E., Stomberg, A.J. & Clark, J. (2005). Assessing parental satisfaction with children’s mental health with the Youth Services Survey for Families. Child & Adolescent Social Work. 14 (1) 87-99.
Sprang, G., Clark, J., Kaak, O., & Brenzel, A. (2004). Developing and tailoring mental health technologies for child welfare: The Comprehensive Assessment and Treatment Services (CATS) Project. American Journal of Orthopsychiatry.74 (3), 325-336.
Howard, P.B., El-Mallakh, P., Rayens, M.K., & Clark, J.J. (2004). Patient satisfaction and treatment outcomes as quality indicators for mental health services. International Psychiatry, 5, 5-6.
Howard, P.B., El-Mallakh, P., Rayens, M.K., & Clark, J.J. (2003). Consumer perspectives on quality of inpatient mental health services. Archives of Psychiatric Nursing, 17 (5), 205-217.
Clark, J. J., Leukefeld, C., Godlaski, T., Brown, C. Garrity, J. & Hays, L. (2002) Developing, implementing, and evaluating a treatment protocol for rural substance abusers. Journal of Rural Health. 18 (3) 396-406.
Leukefeld, C., Godlaski, T., Clark, J., Brown, C. & Hays, L. (2002) Structured stories: Reinforcing social skills in rural substance abuse treatment. Health & Social Work 27 (3) 213-217.
Clark, J., Rompf, E. & Walker, R. (2001). Practicum instruction: Warning signs of boundary problems and what to do about them. Journal of Teaching in Social Work. 21 (1/2) 3-18.
29 Howard, P.B., Clark, J.J., Rayens, M.K., Hines-Martin, V., Weaver, P. & Littrell, R.A. (2001). Consumer satisfaction with services in a regional psychiatric hospital: A collaborative research project in Kentucky. Archives of General Psychiatric Nursing. XV (1) 10-23.
Clark, J., Leukefeld, C., Godlaski, T. (1999) Case management and behavioral contracting: Components of rural substance abuse treatment. Journal of Substance Abuse Treatment. 17 (4) 293-304.
Walker, R. & Clark, J. (1999). Heading off boundary problems: Clinical supervision as risk management. Psychiatric Services 50 (11) 1435- 1439.
Clark, J. (1999). Clinical risk and brief psychodynamic therapy: A forensic mental health perspective. Journal of Psychoanalytic Social Work. 6 (3/4) 219-235.
Leukefeld, C., Godlaski, T, Hays, L. & Clark, J. (1999). Developing a rural therapy with big city approaches. Substance Use and Misuse. 34 (4-5) 747-762.
Clark, J. (1998). Dilemmas at the nexus: Criminal law and the mental health professions. Journal of Law and Social Work. 6 (2) 43-56
Uphoff, R., Clark, J., and Monahan, E. (1997). A view from the trenches: Training the new law graduates to practice law. University of Cincinnati Law Journal 65 (2) 381-422.
Clark, J. and Monahan, E. (1996). The mental health expert: Eight steps to integrating a specialist into the case. Criminal Justice. 11 (2) 2-13.
Clark, J. (1994). Should social work education address religious issues? Journal of Social Work Education. 30 (1) 12-16.
Clark, J. (1994). Response to Katherine Amato von Hemert. Journal of Social Work Education. 30 (1) 11-12.
Clark, J., Veltkamp, L. & Monahan, E.. (1993). The fiend unmasked:
30 exploring the mental health dimensions of the case. Criminal Justice. 8 (2) 22-28.
Content Editor
Robohm, J.S. (2010) Ethical Issues in Clinical Supervision. Brockton, MA: Western Schools.
Review Essays
Clark, J.J. (2011). "You can count on me!" The power and inevitability of the relational in clinical social work practice. Featured JPSW Review of Advanced Clinical Social Work Practice: Relational Principles and Techniques, by Eda G. Goldstein, Dennis Miehls, and Shoshana Ringel. Journal of Psychoanalytic Social Work, 18, (2) 149-159.
Clark, J. J. (2007). Review of Handbook of Psychobiography, edited by William Todd Schultz. Social Service Review 81 (3): 557-64.
Clark, J. (2000) Review of Diana Gittins, Madness in Its Place: Narratives of Severalls Hospital. Social Service Review 74 (1) 145-150.
Clark, J. (1997). The lost lawyer: Failing ideals of the legal profession. The Advocate: Journal of Criminal Justice Education and Research 19 (3) 48-49.
Clark, J. (1985). The family kaleidoscope. Social Thought 11 (4) 88-90
Encyclopedia Article
Clark, J., Walker, R, & Leukefeld, C. (2006). Mental health. In R. Abramson & J. Haskell (eds.) Encyclopedia of Appalachia (pp1657-1658) Knoxville, TN: The University of Tennessee Press.
Research Instrument
Kentucky Consumer Satisfaction Instrument (1997) Co-authored with Patricia Howard, Ph.D.
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Research Manuals
Structured Behavioral Outpatient Rural Therapy. Center on Drug and Alcohol Research, February, 1998 (With C. Leukefeld and T. Godlaski)
Offender Drug Treatment: A Treatment Manual for Substance Abusing Offenders Center on Drug and Alcohol Research, March, 1998 (With C. Leukefeld and T. Godlaski)
Kentucky Substance Abuse Treatment Outcome Operations Manual, Version 1.0 Center on Drug and Alcohol Research, promulgated statewide, October 1996. (With T. Godlaski and C. Leukefeld)
Clinical & Forensic Protocols
The NCTSN Bench Card for the Trauma Informed Judge (2013). National Child Traumatic Stress Network, Justice Consortium. (Co-author, co- chair of design committee).
UK Comprehensive Assessment & Training Services (Assessment protocol for maltreated children and their caregivers). Developed 1999; Tested & refined 2000-2011. (with G. Sprang, O. Kaak, A. Brenzel, A. Whitt, et al.)
Papers and Chapters Reprinted in Anthologies, Manuals and Collections
Monahan, E. and Clark, J.J. (1998). Funds for defense raw materials: What national benchmarks require. The Public Defender Forum. VIII (1) 4-7.
Monahan, E. and Clark, J.J. (1997). Funds for defense raw materials: What national benchmarks require. Federal Defender Newsletter. Office of the Federal Defender/Eastern District of California. August, 1997.
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Clark, J.J. and Monahan, E. (1997). Boundaries between attorneys and clients. The Public Defender Forum. VII (1) 3-4.
Monahan E. and Clark, J. (1997). Coping with excessive workload. Excerpted in A.E. Taslitz & M.L. Paris (Eds.) Constitutional Criminal Procedure (pp. 765-775.) NY: Foundation Press
Clark, J.J. and Monahan, E.C. (1996). Decision-rules for integrating experts into the case. In When Battered Women are Charged with Crimes: A Resource Manual for Defense Attorneys and Expert Witnesses. Philadelphia: National Clearinghouse for the Defense of Battered Women
Peer-reviewed Research Posters
Sprang, G., Craig, C., Clark, J. (2007). Factors impacting trauma/practice patterns: The convergence and divergence of science and practice. (Supported by HRSA #T01HP01397-02-02)
Sprang, G., Clark, J.J., Bass, S. & Bauer E. (2004). Factors that contribute to child maltreatment severity: A multimethod and multidimensional investigation. International Society for Traumatic Stress Studies, Chicago, IL
Sprang, M.V, Kaak, H.O., Brenzel, A., Clark, J.J. (2002). Efficacy of an in- home relational intervention with foster families. Annual Conference: American Academy of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry, San Francisco, CA.
Cottrell, A.P. & Clark, J.J. (1996). The process of obtaining informed consent in a consumer satisfaction study: Human subjects protection for consumers of mental health services: Advanced Practice in Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing Conference, 11/96
Invited Newspaper Opinion-Editorials
Clark J., Veltkamp L.J., and Miller T. (1995). Violence in the family: Child protection agency must change its philosophy, caseloads, credentials. Lexington Herald-Leader. Sunday, 27 August 1995, pE3.
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Veltkamp L.J. and Clark J. (1994). Pedophilia: Myth and reality-- Homosexuality not culprit in child sexual abuse, studies show. Lexington Herald-Leader. Thursday, 28 April 1994, p.A-9.
Technical reports
Clark, JJ, and colleagues (2014). White paper on research for the University of Cincinnati College of Allied Health Sciences.
Garvin, M., Brobst, J., Clark, J. (2013). Protecting children’s rights: What practitioners need to know about Traumatic Stress. Child-Victim’s Rights Bulletin, January, National Crime Victim Law Institute.
Sprang, G., Craig, C., Clark, J., Vergon, K., Cohen, J., Tindall, M., & Gurwitch, R. (2012). Factors Influencing the Completion of Trauma- focused Treatments: What Can Make a Difference? National Child Traumatic Stress Network.
Sprang, G., Clark, J., Leigh, P., Silman, M., Jackson, C., LaJoie, S. (2012). Evidence Informed Guidelines for Child-Focused Pandemic Planning and Response: A web-based professional education program, NIHS KCI #15- 07 Milestone 5k, CTAC Publication 12-BHDRP001.
Sprang, G., Clark, J., Leigh, P., M. Silman, M., Jackson, C., LaJoie, A. (2011). Best Practices for a Child-Focused Pandemic Response: A Training for Professionals National Institute for Hometown Security, NIHS KCI#15- 07-Milestone 5h, CTAC Pub. 11-BHDRP003.
Sprang, G., Clark, J., Jackson, C., LaJoie, A.S., Leigh, P., & Silman, M. (2011). Evidence-Informed Guidelines for Child-Focused Pandemic Planning and Response. NIHS KCI # 15-07-UL Milestone #5i. Lexington, KY: Center for the Study of Violence Against Children.
Sprang, G., Clark, J., Jackson, C., LaJoie, A.S., Leigh, P., & Silman, M. (2010). Best Practice Guidelines for Pandemic Disaster Response: Response from the Field (Part 2). NIHS KCI # 15-07-UL Milestone #5g. Lexington, KY: Center for the Study of Violence Against Children.
34 Sprang, G., Clark, J., Jackson, C., LaJoie, A.S., Leigh, P., & Silman, M. (2011). Best Practice Guidelines for Pandemic Disaster Response: Response from the Field (Part 1). NIHS KCI # 15-07-UL Milestone #5f. Lexington, KY: Center for the Study of Violence Against Children.
Sprang, G., Clark, J., LaJoie, A., Leigh, P., Mohipp, C., Otis, M. Silman, M., Jackson, C. (2010). New Directions in Pandemic Response: A Roadmap to Resilience, National Institute for Hometown Security, NIHS KCI#15- 07-Milestone 5e, CSVAC Pub. 10-BHDRP008
Sprang, G., Clark, J., LaJoie, A., Leigh, P., Mohipp, C., Otis, M. Silman, M., Jackson, C. (2010). A Comprehensive Analysis of Pandemic and Quarantine Responses for Families and Children: Integrative Report of New Evidence (Preliminary Findings), National Institute for Hometown Security, NIHS KCI#15-07-Milestone 5d, CSVAC Pub. 10-BHDRP007
Sprang, G., Clark, J., LaJoie, A., Leigh, P., Mohipp, C., Silman, M., Jackson, C. (2010). Expert Database, National Institute for Hometown Security, NIHS KCI#15-07-Milestone 5c, CSVAC Pub. 10-BHDRP006.
Sprang, G., Clark, J., LaJoie, A., Leigh, P., Mohipp, C., Silman, M. (2009). University of Kentucky Behavioral Health Pandemic Research Toolkit: An Analysis of the Child and Family Experience, National Institute for Hometown Security, NIHS KCI#15-07-Milestone 5b, CSVAC Pub. 09- BHDRP005
Sprang, G., Clark, J., LaJoie, A., Leigh, P., Mohipp, C., Silman, M., Smith, J. (2009). A Comprehensive Analysis of Pandemic and Quarantine Responses for Families and Children, National Institute for Hometown Security, NIHS KCI#15-07-Milestone 5a, CSVAC Pub. 09-BHDRP004.
Clark, J. & Platt, P. (2004). Final Report: Kentucky Regional Children’s Advocacy Center Evaluation Report. Kentucky Justice Cabinet (Contract No. M-024008350)
Leukefeld, C., Brown, C., Godlaski, C. Clark, J.J., & Hays, L. (2000). Final report to the National Institute on Drug Abuse on Structured behavioral outpatient rural therapy project. (DA RO10C01). UK Center on Drug & Alcohol Research.
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Howard, P.B, Rayens, M.K., Clark, J.J., El-Malkallah, P., Coyle, W.R. (2000). Assessment of Kentucky Behavioral Health Satisfaction: Summary Report on the Adult Medicaid Population. UK Research & Data Management Center.
Report to the Kentucky Commissioner of Mental Heath (1997) Preliminary analysis of data from the Hospital Quality Improvement Project-- Eastern State Hospital Consumer Satisfaction Study. (With Patricia Howard, Ph.D.) Commonwealth of Kentucky Department of Mental Health; Frankfort, KY.
Articles for other Professional Publications
Clark, J.J. and Monahan, E. (1997). Funds for experts--persuading and preserving: Ten factors to make threshold showing. Public Defender Forum, VII (4), 4-10.
Clark, J.J. and Monahan, E. (1997). Boundaries between attorneys and clients. Cornerstone: Publication of the National Legal Aid and Defender Association, 19 (1), 14-16.
Clark, J.J. and Monahan, E. (1996). Coaching defenders: Developing a helping relationship. Cornerstone: Publication of the National Legal Aid and Defender Association, 18 (2), 10-11.
Clark, J.J. and Monahan, E. (1996). Performance coaching strategies for defender managers. Cornerstone: Publication of the National Legal Aid and Defender Association, 18 (3), 8-13.
Monahan, E. and Clark, J.J. (1996). Funds for defense raw materials: What national benchmarks require. The Champion: Publication of the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, XX (10), 16-19.
Monahan E.C. and Clark, J.J. (1995). Funds for consulting experts. The Advocate: Journal of Criminal Justice Education and Research, 17 (4), 31- 33.
Clark, J., Veltkamp, L. and Silman, M. (1992). The childhood sexual
36 abuse accommodation syndrome: A response to the critics. The Advocate: Journal of Criminal Justice Education and Research, 14 (5), 40- 42.
Silman, M., Veltkamp, L., and Clark, J. (1992). Understanding the dynamics of sexual abuse. The Advocate: Journal of Criminal Justice Education and Research, 14 (5), 17-23.
Clark, J.J. and Monahan, E. (1997). Indigent clients: Funds for resources. OACDL Vindicator: The Official Journal of the Ohio Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers Summer, 1997: 13-15.
Clark, J. (1992). Research or die: Or how the National Institute of Mental Health almost held a funeral for social work. Kentucky Chapter of the National Association of Social Work Newsletter. November. p 5.
Clark, J. & Veltkamp. L. (1992). The mental health consultant. Capital Concerns. Issue #12. Frankfort, KY: Capital Litigation Resource Center
Clark, J. (1983). No one's home: the latch-key child. State Government News, 26 (1), 14-15.
Journalism
Clark, J.J. (2010). A memorial essay for Professor Connie Wilson. Lexington, KY: UK College of Social Work. http://www.uky.edu/SocialWork/news/connie-wilson.htm
Clark, J. (2000). Wendell Berry: Much more than another Thoreau. (Review of Wendell Berry’s Life is a Miracle.) . Lexington Herald-Leader. Sunday, 23 July 2000. H-8.
Clark, J. (1995). Fate and the mysteries of chance and circumstance. (Review of Robert Coles’ The Mind’s Fate.) Lexington Herald-Leader. Sunday, 29 October 1995, PE-5.
Clark, J. (1994). Notes on the long road back from sexual abuse. Lexington Herald-Leader. Sunday, 16 October 1994, PE-6.
37 Dissertation Research
Clark, J. (1995) A study of subjective experiences of ten schizophrenic persons incarcerated for violent crimes. UBI Dissertation Services, Number 9610004. Committee Members (All from The University of Chicago faculty): Sharon Berlin, Ph.D. (Chair), School of Social Service Administration (SSA); William Borden, Ph.D., Department of Psychiatry and SSA; Normal Morris, JD, Ph.D., University of Chicago Law School; Stanley McCracken, Ph.D., Department of Psychiatry and SSA; Margaret Rosenheim, J.D., SSA
Commentary: FILM, TELEVISION, RADIO
“Marriage, divorce, and couples’ communication” Kentucky Public Radio, WUKY, May 2008
“Violence against Children: From Neuroscience to Social Practice,” The Research Channel and Website, March 2007- 2012, (http://www.researchchannel.org/prog/displayevent.aspx?rID=19632 &fID=2416)
“Child maltreatment in Kentucky & the US.” Medical Minute with Dr. Greg Davis. Kentucky Public Radio, WUKY, September 2007
On-camera interviews on mental health and addictions, Tod Browning: One of Us, Documentary film, directed by Tom Thurman, 2006.
“The psychology of mass murder.” WTVQ News, 4 October 2006
On-camera interviews on multiple personality disorders for Kentucky Educational Television: Mixed Media: Shirley Mason, Painter. Documentary film, directed by Tom Thurman, July 2003
“Interview on children’s friendships,” Kentucky Public Radio, WUKY, September 2002
“The role of the defense team in the criminal justice system” Radio interview, Kentucky Public Radio, WUKY-FM News Report;
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SYMPOSIA, PAPERS, WORKSHOPS, INTERVIEWS, AND PRESENTATIONS [Peer-reviewed marked with **; Invited ++]
++Clark, J.J. (2015). Infant neuroscience and domestic violence trauma: Implications for assessment and treatment. Domestic Relations Court, City of Cincinnati, Ohio (May 2015).
++Clark, J.J. (2015). The bioethics of medical research with children: Micro and public policy concerns. Panel member, “Life of the Mind Series,” University of Cincinnati (April 2015).
++Clark, J.J. (2014). Forensic Social Work: Evidence-Informed & Evidence-Based Approaches. Social Work & the Law, Spalding University, Louisville KY, 5 December 2014.
++Clark, J.J. (2014). Robert Coles & the Promise of Personology. Annual Meeting of the Society of Personology, University of California at Berkeley, 13-15 June 2014.
**Clark, J.J. (2014). Promoting Trauma-Informed Legal Practice: Bench Card for the Trauma Informed Judge. The 21st Annual Children’s Law Institute, Albuquerque, New Mexico, 15-17 January 2014.
**Clark, J.J. (2014). Robert Coles: The Public Intellectual as Anti- Intellectual? 2014 Public Intellectuals Conference. Longfellow Hall, Harvard University, 11-12 April 2014.
++ Clark, J.J. (2014). Emerging Legal & Ethical Issues in the Helping Professions: A Workshop for Clinical Supervisors. College of Allied Health Sciences, University of Cincinnati, 30 May 2014.
**Clark, J.J. (2013). Robert Coles & the Political Life of Children. European Conference on Public Intellectuals. Fundacio Luso-Americana & Harvard University, Lisbon, Portugal, 24-27 October 2013.
39 ++ Clark, J.J. (May 2013). Emergent Technologies: Clinical Ethics Challenges. Solutions Community Counseling & Recovery Centers, Lebanon, OH.
++ Clark, J.J. (May 2013). Supervision for Clinical Social Work: Applying the research evidence. Solutions Community Counseling & Recovery Centers, Lebanon, OH.
**Clark, J.J. (April, 2013). Traumatic violence and the public intellectual: Explaining the unexplainable. Third Annual Conference on Public Intellectuals, Harvard University, Cambridge, MA.
++ Clark, J.J. (April 2013). Supervision for Clinical Social Work: Integrating research evidence. UC-CAHS-School of Social Work, Alumni Day, University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, OH.
++ Clark, J.J. (October 2012) Sarnat Lecture, School of Social Service Administration, University of Chicago.
++ Clark, J.J. (November 2012). Clinical social work with persons not disorders: Lessons from adult and pediatric forensics. Southern Ohio Clinical Social Work Society, Cincinnati, OH,.
**Clark, J.J. (April, 2012) “Crafting a Public Psychoanalysis: Robert Coles’ Children of Crisis.” Second Annual Conference on Public Intellectuals, Harvard University, Cambridge, MA.
**Sprang, G., Silman, M., Clark, J. Evidence-Informed Behavioral Health Preparedness and Response: A Workshop for Public Health Professionals, 8th Annual NACCHO Public Health Preparedness Summit, Anaheim, California. February 21, 2012.
**Sprang, G., Silman, M., Clark, Leigh The Mental Health Response of Children to Health-Related Disasters: Engaging Multiple Systems of Care to Promote Resiliency paper accepted at the 25th annual Children's Mental Health Research and Policy Conference, March 5, 2012 Tampa, Florida.
40 **Clark, J.J. (December 2011). Organizational Thriving and the 5% Project: Creating a plan for achieving progress. National Legal Aid & Defenders Association, Annual Conference, Washington, DC.
**Clark, J.J., Sprang. G, Leigh, P., Silman, M., Jackson, C., LaJoie, S. (accepted, October 2011). "’Neither seen nor heard’: The ethical realities for children facing pandemic emergencies." for 139th APHA Annual Meeting, October 29 - November 2, 2011. Washington DC.
**Sprang, G., Clark, J., Leigh, P. and Silman, M. "Mental health impact of disease containment on families: Lessons learned and strategies for promoting resiliency" for 139th APHA Annual Meeting, October 29 - November 2, 2011. Washington DC.
**Sprang, G., Staton-Tindall, M., Clark, J. "Trauma exposure among drug endangered children" for 139th APHA Annual Meeting October 29 - November 2, 2011. Washington DC.
**Sprang, G., Clark, J. Craig, C., Vergon, K. & Cohen, J. “Factors Impacting Treatment Completion in Traumatized Youth: What Can Make a Difference?” 27th Annual Meeting of the International Society of Traumatic Stress Studies, November 3, 2011. Baltimore, Maryland.
++Clark, J.J. (August 2011) Impacts of violence, maltreatment, and trauma exposures for child neurodevelopment: Forensic and legal implications. Child Abuse & Neglect Institute (CANI), National Conference of Juvenile & Family Court Judges, Louisville, KY.
**Clark, J.J. (April, 2011) “In the South these Children Prophesy”: Robert Coles’ Documentary Argument. Second Annual Conference on Public Intellectuals, Harvard University, Cambridge, MA.
++Clark, J.J. (April, 2011) “Neuroscience & Law: Child Neurodevelopment.” Kentucky Department of Public Advocacy-Death Penalty Institute, Covington, KY
**Clark, J.J., Howard, M., Osofsky, J.,Vandervort, F., Brobst, J. (March 2011) “ Advancing Trauma-Informed Court Systems” All Network Meeting, National Child Traumatic Stress Network, March, 2011,
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++Clark, J.J. (March 2011). “How to talk to children about drugs and alcohol” Parent Education Night: Fact vs. Fiction, Sayre School, Lexington, KY
++Clark, J.J. (December 2010) “The Ethics of Clinical Supervision.” Kentucky Society for Clinical Social Work. Lexington KY.
++Clark, J.J. (2004-2013). Training Series for Judicial Colleges/Kentucky Administrative Office of the Courts: Presentations to State Supreme Court Justices; Circuit, District, & Family Court Judges; Domestic Commissioners; Chief Justices of KY, TN, TX, SC Supreme Courts. “NCTSN Benchcard for the Trauma-Informed Judge,” “Violence, attachment & brain development,” “The domestic violence/child maltreatment overlap,” “Mental health experts, Daubert, & testimony in family law cases.”
++Clark, J.J., (2008-2012). DSM-IV-TR Diagnostics for DUI Arrestee Psychosocial Evaluations, Kentucky Division of Substance Abuse, Eastern Kentucky University, Richmond, KY.
**LeJoie, A.S., Sprang, G., Silman, M., Leigh, P., Jackson, C., Mohipp, C. & Clark, J.J. Best practices and lessons learned from community mitigation efforts during the H1N1 pandemic. Social Justice: 138th Annual Meeting & Expo: American Public Health Association, 9 November 2010, Denver CO.
**LeJoie, A.S., Clark, J.J., Silman, M., Leigh, P., & Sprang, G. Ethical and risk communication dilemmas faced by decision makers during the H1N1 2009 Pandemic: A Mixed Methods Analysis. Society for Medical Decision Making (Toronto, ON) 19 October 2010. Poster.
**Sprang, G., Craig, C., & Clark, J. Compassion Fatigue and Burnout: The Cost of Caring. 18th Annual National Colloquium of the American Professional Society on the Abuse of Children (APSAC), New Orleans, LA June 2010.
**Croney, E.L., Clark, J.J. & Huebner, R. Promoting youth resilience in families identified at high risk of child maltreatment: Putting the social
42 ecology to work for kids. Pathways to Resilience II Conference: The Social Ecology of Resilience (June 7-10, 2010), Halifax, Newfoundland, Canada.
**Staton-Tindall, M., Sprang, G., & Clark, J. Caregiver drug use and arrest as correlates of child trauma exposure. 18th Annual National Colloquium of the American Professional Society on the Abuse of Children (APSAC), New Orleans, LA June 2010.
**Sprang, G., Craig, C., & Clark, J. Compassion Fatigue and Burnout: The Cost of Caring. 18th Annual National Colloquium of the American Professional Society on the Abuse of Children (APSAC), New Orleans, LA , June 2010.
++Clark, JJ. Compassion Fatigue and Satisfaction. “Learning, Leading, Litigating”: 37th Annual Public Defender Conference, Lexington KY, 17 June 2010.
**Sprang, G. Clark, J., and Leigh, P. Behavioral Health Pandemic Preparedness: Best Practice Guidelines for Increasing Compliance and Positive Outcomes for Families, Children and Professionals Public Health Preparedness Summit 2001 in Atlanta, Georgia February 22-25. Proposal submitted.
++Clark, J.J. Childhood trauma: The impact on growth & development. Washington DC- Children’s Review Program; Faculty & Staff, Howard University School of Social Work; (December 2009) Washington, DC.
**Clark, J.J. Critical thinking for clinicians. “Social Workers—Agents of Change: Journey of Remembrance and Renewal,” DC-NASW Annual Conference, March 4-6, 2009, Gallaudet University, Washington, D.C.
**Clark, J.J. “From science to practice: Multidimensional assessment and case planning for child welfare and mental health professionals.” DC- NASW Annual Conference: Social Workers—Agents of Change: Journey of Remembrance and Renewal, March 4-6, 2009, Gallaudet University, Washington, D.C.
++ Clark, J.J. “Translational research: Challenges for social work
43 education.” Kentucky Association of Social Work Education, Annual Meeting, October 2008, University of Kentucky, Lexington, KY.
**Sprang, G. Staton-Tindall, M. Clark, J. 24th Annual Meeting of the International Society of Traumatic Stress Studies, November 13, 2008, Chicago, Illinois. “ Prevalence of Drug Exposure in Drug Endangered Children”.
++“Translational ideas, concerns, & questions about child treatment.” From Neuroscience to Social Practice: A Translational Research Conference on Violence against Children, UK Center for the Study of Violence against Children, May 2008.
++“Research Integrity and Ethics” Research Distinguished Lecture, College of Social Work, University of Kentucky, January, 2008.
**“The CSWE National Statement on Social Work Research Integrity.” 2007 CSWE Annual Program Meeting, San Francisco, CA.
++Clark, J.J., Sprang, G., Kaak, H.O. & Brenzel, A. “Violence against Children: From Neuroscience to Social Practice,” UK Medical School Dean’s Distinguished Lecture, 1 March 2007, University of Kentucky, Lexington KY
++Clark, J.J. (Participant-speaker) “Health Policy & Health Research Panel: Pediatric Translational Research.” Clinical & Translational Science Fall Conference, University of Kentucky, September 2007, Lexington KY
**Sprang, G., Craig, C., and Clark, J. 22nd Annual International Society of Traumatic Stress Studies (ISTSS). November 6, 2006. “Factors Impacting Trauma Practice Patterns: The Convergence/Divergence of Science and Practice”, Hollywood, California.
**Narevic, E. & Clark, JJ. “Social relations factors as predictors of prisoners’ motivation for substance abuse treatment.” 2006 American Society of Criminology Meeting, Los Angeles, CA.
++Clark, J.J. ”Protection of vulnerable research participants”. Annual
44 Program Meeting, CSWE RESPONSIBLE CONDUCT OF RESEARCH Workgroup, 18 February 2006, Chicago, IL.
++Clark, J.J. “Theory in the courtroom.” The University of Chicago School of Social Service Administration, Doctoral Theory Seminar, May 2005
++Clark, J.J. “Evidence-based decision making and child welfare interventions.” Office of Family & Children’s Services, Province of Prince Edward Island, Canada, August 10, 2004.
++Clark, J.J. “Training judges and other members of the bar about domestic violence and child maltreatment.” Office of the Attorney General, Province of Prince Edward Island, Canada, July 29, 2004.
**Sprang, G., Clark, J., Brenzel, A, Whitt, A. National Rural Health Association’s 28th Annual Conference May 19-21, 2005. New Orleans, LA. “Contemporary Traumas: What every Rural Healthcare Professional Should Know About Responding to Bioterrorism”. Proposal accepted.
**Sprang, G., Clark, J. and Bass, S. 20th Annual International Society for Traumatic Stress Studies Conference, November 14-17, 2004. “Predicting Child Maltreatment Severity Using Multidimensional Assessments”.
++Clark, J.J. , Panel, APSAC Think Tank, “Technology transfer and developing a procedure to evaluate video taped interviews of children”, Seattle, Washington, January, 2003
**Kaak, O., Sprang, G., Brenzel, A., & Clark, J. . “The Efficacy of a Relational Intervention for Adoptive Families”. 49th Annual American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, October 22-27, 2002. San Francisco, California
**Clark, J.J. “Achieving permanency by assessing and meeting the mental health needs of children in the child welfare system: The UK CATS Project”; (with A Whitt, G. & J. Humlong);Georgetown University National Center for Children’s Mental Heath Training Institutes 2002, Washington, D.C., 7/11 and 7/12/02
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**Clark, J.J. “Consumer satisfaction with services: A collaborative research project in Kentucky.” (With P. Howard, R. Littrell, & R. Coyle); International Society for Psychiatric Nursing Annual Conference, Baltimore, MD 4/99
**“Treating drug dependence: Structured outpatient therapy.” (With C. Leukefeld, T. Godlaski, L. Hays, et al.) Meeting on Traffic and Consumption of Drugs, Santiago de Compostela, Spain, 4/95; (Delivered by C. Leukefeld)
**Clark, J.J. “First year transitions from the law school to the courtroom: A paradigm of value and ethical conflicts faced by new professionals and their educators.” (With E. Monahan) University of Oxford Third International Conference on Social Values Oxford, England 7/95 (refereed conference; Abstract and paper accepted by referees, and delivered).
++Clark, J.J. “Fatherhood and contemporary attachment research.” National Fatherhood Conference, Lexington, KY, June 10, 2004
++Clark, J.J. “Thinking about Erik Erikson: New biographies & appraisals.” University of Chicago School of Social Service Administration (Lecture): Chicago, IL, May 17, 2004.
++Clark, J.J. 30th Annual Public Defender Education Conference Workshop: “Understanding the client’s hidden story.” Cincinnati, OH 6/11/02
**Clark, J.J. 7th Annual Conference of the Illinois Alcohol & Other Drug Abuse Professionals: “Developing, implementing and evaluating a treatment protocol for rural substance abusers.” Findlay, IL, 11/8/02
**Clark, J.J. National Association of Sentencing Advocates Leadership Symposium: “Developing a reflective practice in criminal justice”; Miami, FL 4/14/99
++Clark, J.J. National Legal Aid and Defenders Association Workshop: “Adult learning, motivation, and innovation: Implications for
46 human and organizational change.” Lexington, KY 9/24/98
**Clark, J.J. Child Welfare Training: A University-State Government Partnership. American Public Welfare Association: National Staff Development and Training Association Eleventh National Conference; New Orleans, LA 7/98
**Clark, J.J. National Legal Aid and Defenders Association Working with mentally ill and mentally retarded clients. (With M. Olive) Workshop: Genograms and timelines. (With J. Vogelsang) Workshop: Working with experts. (With K. Henry) Annual Conference, Dallas, TX 3/2-3/3/97
++Clark, J.J. Developing rural substance abuse treatment using urban approaches. (with C. Leukefeld, T. Godlaski, and L. Hays); Rural Substance Abuse Treatment Research Symposium; University of Kentucky, 10/96
**Clark, J.J. National Legal Aid and Defenders Association Faculty presentation: Coaching and clinical supervision: didactic and experiential approaches. Plenary session paper: Professional relationships with criminal justice clients. Annual Conference, Indianapolis IN, 10/96
++Clark, J.J. Kentucky Treatment Outcome Study: A study and a system. Southeastern Region Mental Health and Substance Abuse Meeting: A Meeting of Mental Health Commissioners from Eight States; Louisville KY, 9/96
**Clark, J.J. Warning signs of boundary problems and approaches to supervision. Second National Clinical Social Work Conference; National Federation of Societies for Clinical Social Work; Washington D.C. 5/94
**Clark, J.J. Developing the attorney-client relationship. National Legal Aid and Defense Attorneys Appellate Law Institute. Kansas City MO, 4/91
++Clark, J.J. Clinical research: the prison inmate with schizophrenia. National Institute of Mental Health Conference; Doctoral Student
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Regional Conferences/Forums
Clark, JJ, “Clinical Services Supervision,” UK Division of Substance Abuse, Eastern Kentucky University, Richmond, KY, 9/22-23/08, ongoing.
Clark, JJ, “Assessment & Treatment Planning for Maltreated Children: The CATS Program,” Courts of Justice Summit on Children, Administrative Office of the Courts, Louisville, KY, August 28, 2007
Clark, JJ & Kaak, O. Kentucky Supreme Court Justices Seminar, Lexington, KY. “Domestic violence, childhood attachment and mental health.” August 25, 2004
Clark, JJ & Sprang, G. Cabinet for Health & Family Services Assessment Workgroup, Lexington, KY. “The CATS model of decision making and judgment: Implications for child maltreatment assessment. August 25, 2004
Clark, JJ & Whitt, A. Kentucky-NASW, Louisville, KY, September 30, 2004, “Bioterrorism: behavioral health assessment and interventions.”
Sprang, G., Clark, J., & Kaak, Brenzel, O. Grand Rounds, UK Department of Psychiatry, Lexington KY (and regionally via telemedicine) “Bioterrorism: biopsychosocial risk factors and sequelae.” September 8, 2004
Clark, JJ & Kaak, O. Kentucky Appellate Court Judges Meeting, Louisville, KY. “Domestic violence, childhood attachment and mental health.” August 25, 2004
Sprang, G., Kaak, O., Clark, J., Cheves, B., Children and Families 2001: Bridging Research and Practice. October 26, 2001. Lexington, Kentucky. “When the Magic Years become the Tragic Years: A New Model of Assessing and Treating Childhood Trauma.
48 Sprang, G., Clark, J., & Kaak, O. 14th Annual Mental Health Institute, September 30, 2003. “Early Childhood Assessment”.
Multidisciplinary evaluations of children. Administrative Office of the Courts’ 2002 Circuit Judges’ Judicial College; Bowling Green, KY, 9/26/02 ; (with O. Kaak)
Demystifying the most serious cases of child maltreatment: The UK CATS Project. Child & Family Research Consortium: A Celebration of Research; Frankfort, KY, 4/16/02 (with M.V. Sprang).
Diagnosis in substance-related disorders (with Robert Walker) Kentucky School of Alcohol & other Drug Studies; Northern Kentucky University, 7/24-28/2000
Motivational interviewing and social work practice Social Work Day; Cincinnati/N. KY Veterans Administration (sponsor) Northern Kentucky University, Highland Hts., KY 3/26/99
Mental health experts: Promise and limitations. Life in the Balance: Defending the capital case; Indiana Public Defense Organization, Indiana, IN, 9/96
Violence and mental illness: An overview of theory and research. Annual Conference, Kentucky-Indiana Chapters; National Association of Social Work, Louisville, KY 4/93 (refereed conference)
Death Penalty Cases: Working with the Mental Health Expert. Annual Conference, Department of Public Advocacy; Covington, KY 6/13/00
Integrating forensic programs with the Courts Governor’s Office on Domestic Violence; Lexington, KY 12/10/99
Boundary problems in the criminal justice system (with E. Monahan) Annual Conference, Department of Public Advocacy; Louisville, KY 6/16/99
Clinical risk and social work practice.
49 Kentucky Society for Clinical Social Work; Lexington, KY 4/19/99
Assessment of the chemically dependent person: Motivational Interviewing, Kentucky School of Alcohol and Other Drug Studies; Northern Kentucky University, Highland Hts., KY 7/28/98
Expanding treatment alternatives for the multiple DUI Offender Kentucky School of Alcohol and Other Drug Studies; Northern Kentucky University, Highland Hts., KY 7/26-27/98
2012 Trends in Social Work A Celebration of Social Work: 100-Year Anniversary of the Profession Hospice of the Bluegrass; Lexington, KY (1998)
Psychopathology for attorneys Circuit Court Training; Department of Public Advocacy; Frankfort, KY (1998)
Mental health and violence Promoting Community Supports: From SED to SMI: Annual Case Manager Conference Commonwealth of Kentucky, Department of Mental Health; Lexington, KY 8/97
The DSM-IV--Conducting a forensic biopsychosocial history in a capital case. (with R. Walker); 25th Annual Public Defenders Education Conference; Lexington, KY, 6/97
Behavioral contracting: theory and application with criminal justice clients. Training conducted by U.K. Center on Drug and Alcohol Research at the Marion Adjustment Center, U.S. Corrections Corporation, St. Mary, KY, 4/97
Human subjects protection for clients in rape crisis centers. Kentucky Association of Rape Crisis Centers; Lexington, KY, 12/96
Boundaries and clinical practice with at-risk populations. (with R. Walker)
50 Eighth Annual Mental Health Institute; Department of Mental Health and Retardation Services Louisville, KY, 10/96
Graduate education in social work. Hospice Social Work Peer Group Meeting; Winchester, KY, 9/96
Legal dimensions of forensic evaluations. Clinical and Legal Dimensions of Defending Victims of Domestic Violence Kentucky Psychological Association, Louisville, KY, 9/96
Clients and the attorney: countertransference issues. Circuit Court/Sentencing Training; 1995-96 New Attorney Training Department of Public Advocacy; Frankfort KY, 4/96
“Experts say don’t get wrapped up in holiday stress and depression.” Associated Press interview; Lexington Herald-Leader, 12/22/95
Violence and mental illness: Cutting-edge research. Kentucky Society of Clinical Social Work; University of Kentucky Faculty Club, Lexington KY, 11/95
Risk management and boundaries for mental health professionals Northern Kentucky Comprehensive Care Inc.; Covington KY, 10/95
Factors leading to noncompliance, relapse, and psychiatric crises. Law Enforcement Training; Eastern Kentucky University; Richmond KY, 4/95
Fundamentals of clinical practice. Department of Mental Health-Cabinet for Human Resources; Louisville KY, Prestonsburg KY, Hopkinsville KY, Lexington KY and Louisville KY (1993-94).
Violence and Mental Illness: A Panel of Kentucky Experts. Department of Mental Health-Cabinet for Human Resources; Mental Health Institute, Louisville, KY 11/93
51 Death Penalty Postconviction Training Kentucky Capital Litigation Resource Center; Frankfort, KY 9/93
Understanding and working with mentally disabled clients in the criminal justice system. 21st Annual Public Defender Conference; Louisville, KY 6/93
Evaluating incarcerated clients. Department of Public Advocacy; Trial Practice Institute, Faubush KY, 10/92
Working with the mentally ill client. (with B. Holthaus); Department of Public Advocacy; Trial Practice Institute Cumberland KY, 6/92
Social biographies, behavior time lines, and genograms: Telling the story well. (With E. Croney); Department of Public Advocacy; Death Penalty Practice Institute Faubush KY, 11/91
Interviewing and the helping relationship: Working with clients. Trial Practice Institute; Department of Public Advocacy; Frankfort, KY, 10/90
Helping relationships, interview skills, and psychosocial assessment. Annual meeting of criminal investigators; Department of Public Advocacy Frankfort KY, 5/90.
Countertransference and the clinical social worker. Kentucky Society of Clinical Social Work; University of Kentucky Faculty Club Lexington KY, 8/89.
University of Kentucky Chandler Medical Center. “The Comprehensive Assessment and Training Services Project—2012 services and opportunities for interdisciplinary work.” September 14, 2004.
Cabinet for Families and Children, Clinical Associates Training, “ The
52 Comprehensive Assessment and Training Services Project- A Transactional Model of Maltreatment”, October 17, 2000. Lexington, Kentucky.
University of Kentucky Department of Psychiatry Grand Rounds, “Assessing and Treating Child Maltreatment”, November 14, 2001. with Otto Kaak, Allen Brenzel and Ginny Sprang.
University of Kentucky, Academic Showcase, September 15, 2000. Demystifying & Assessing the Most Serious Cases of Child Abuse, with G. Sprang, Ph.D.
Violence and severe mental illness: A sample of Kentucky prison inmates. Forensic Psychiatry Clinic; Department of Psychiatry; University of Kentucky College of Medicine; Lexington KY, 10/96
Conflict management strategies for medical social workers. Annual Department Retreat; University of Kentucky Medical Center, Department of Social Services; Shakertown, KY 10/96
Graduate education in social work. Hospice Social Work Peer Group Meeting; Winchester KY, 9/96
Non-survivors of childhood trauma (with T. Miller and L. Veltkamp); Grand Rounds Presentation; UK College of Medicine Lexington KY, 5/96
Prioritizing time and marriage. (With E. Croney); Marriage Enrichment Program; Mary Queen Parish, Lexington KY, 4/96
Violence in America: The hard data. Social Work Day, 1994, Jessamine County Hospice; Nicholasville KY 2/94
Severe Mental Illness. Bluegrass Chapter, National Alliance for the Mentally Ill; Lexington KY,
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Topics in Human Sexuality: Parts I and II. Seminars for the Catholic priests of the Diocese of Lexington; Lexington, KY 10/93 and 11/93
The perspective of Erik Erikson: human development and psychosocial therapies. Salem College, Salem, WV 2/85.
Documentary psychiatry and the work of Robert Coles, M.D. Kentucky Association of Social Work Educators, 5/83.
PUBLIC POLICY TESTIMONY
Evidence based assessment for maltreatment children Blue Ribbon Committee on Adoption; State Capitol, 15 September 2006
Advocating for consumers and families Bluegrass Alliance for Mental Illness; National Candlelight Vigil for Mental Illness Awareness Week; Lexington KY, 10/95
The link between child abuse and violence. Attorney General's Task Force on Child Sexual Abuse; Commonwealth of Kentucky, Frankfort KY, 12/92
Previous DISCIPLINE-ORIENTED PUBLIC SERVICE ACTIVITIES
Board Member, Cincinnati Psychoanalytic Institute Cincinnati, OH (2012-current)
Consultant, Strategic Planning Process Catholic Social Service Bureau Lexington, KY (2008-2009)
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Governor’s Council on Domestic Violence & Sexual Assault Member, Offender Treatment Committee (November 2000-2002)
Clinical consultant School violence prevention programming Fayette County Board of Education/Morton Middle School Lexington, KY (Spring, 1999)
Research subcommittee member KRS 202A/504 Workgroup on legal competence and involuntary commitment Division of Mental Health; Cabinet for Human Resources; Frankfort, KY (1994-1997)
Board of Directors, Lexington Rape Crisis Center; Lexington KY (Chair, 1995-1999)
Curriculum developer and trainer, Training Project Work Group; Statewide Curriculum: "Fundamentals of clinical practice." Division of Mental Health, Cabinet for Human Resources Frankfort, KY (1993-5)
Research consultant, Homicide/Suicide Research Task Force, Kentucky Domestic Violence Association, Frankfort, KY (1993-1999)
Forensic research and evaluation research consultant; Department of Public Advocacy Commonwealth of Kentucky; Frankfort, KY (1991-2012)
Research and training consultant; Commonwealth of Kentucky, Cabinet for Human Resources, Division of Mental Health; Frankfort, KY (1992-1999)
Member, Mediation and Arbitration Board and Sexual Abuse Policy Committee Catholic Diocese of Lexington; Lexington, KY (1992-1995)
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REPRESENTATIVE PROFESSIONAL MEETINGS ATTENDED
Interprofessional Training Day, April 2014, Academic Health Campus, University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, OH.
Professional Fundraising Workshop for Deans, Department Chairs & Aspiring Academic Leaders, March 2014, University of Cincinnati Foundation, Cincinnati, OH.
All Network Meeting, National Child Traumatic Stress Network, March, 2011, Baltimore, MD
Annual Irma Rosenstein Lecture. Trauma in early childhood: What do we know? What can we do? C.G. Ippen, Ph.D., October 2010, University of Kentucky, Lexington, KY.
All Network Meeting, National Child Traumatic Stress Network, March, 2010, New Orleans, LA.
Effects of Prenatal Drug Exposure, B. Lester, MD & H. Bada, MD Administrative Office of the Courts/Kentucky Division of Behavioral Health, 20 April 2010, Frankfort, KY
Center for Clinical & Translational Science, 5th Annual Spring Conference, 23 March 2010, Lexington KY
International Society for Traumatic Stress Studies, “Annual Meeting: Traumatic Stress Disorders: Toward DSM-V and ICD-11.” November 2009, Atlanta, GA.
National Planning Meeting: “Violence against Women: Is it a Science?” Center for Research on Violence against Women, 3-4 June 2009, Lexington KY
Public Responsibility in Medicine & Research, Annual Meeting: Advancing Ethical Research, 17-19 November 2008, Orlando, FL
56 Healthcare Lean Conference: Translating Lean Engineering into Healthcare Operations & Research, 27 October 2008. University of Kentucky, Lexington, KY
4th Annual Clinical & Translational Science Fall Conference, University of Kentucky, 28 October 2008, Lexington KY
National Scientific Meeting on the Mental Health Implications of Violence Against Women, UK Center for Research on Violence against Women, June 12-13, 2008, Lexington KY
All Network Meeting, National Child Traumatic Stress Network, March, 2008, Anaheim, CA,
Break the Cycle: Families & Intergenerational Substance Abuse in the Commonwealth of Kentucky. Office of Drug Control Policy, 31 October 2007, Louisville, KY.
11th Annual Conference, Society for Social Work & Research, January 2007, San Francisco, CA
53rd Annual Conference, Council on Social Work Research, November 2007, San Francisco, CA
10th Annual Conference, Society for Social Work & Research, January 2006, San Antonio, TX
Schulman Conference on Protection of Human Research Subjects, July 2006, Cincinnati, Ohio
Atlas.ti Methodology/Software Training Workshop, University of Kentucky, 8 May 2006
Continuing Medical Education Seminar Series, (3 -6 April 2006) Keystone, CO.
International Assembly on Managing the Psychology of Terror (Invited Delegate) Issues Deliberation Australia/America August 19-21, 2004, Austin TX.
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Annual Meeting, Group for the Advancement of Doctoral Education, George Warren Brown/Washington University, March 2007, St. Louis, MO
International Society for Traumatic Stress Studies, October 2003, Chicago, IL.
Domestic Violence: Contemporary Research Findings UK College of Medicine, Department of Psychiatry; Lexington, KY 6/21/99
HIV/AIDS: Research & Clinical Problems UK American Red Cross; Lexington, KY 9/9/98
Monthly Grand Rounds, 1997-2012 ; UK College of Medicine, Department of Psychiatry (Schizophrenia, Psychotherapy, Psychopathology, Ethics, E.)
Violence, PTSD, and Antisocial Personality Disorder. National Legal Aid and Defenders Association; Dallas, TX 3/97
Specialized Intensive Case Management with Persons with Severe Mental Illness Joel Doeskin, Ph.D. & Henry Steadman, Ph.D.; Department of Mental Health, Frankfort KY (1996)
Brief treatment of Borderline Personality Disorder William Borden, Ph.D.; University of Kentucky & Society for Clinical Social Work (1996)
State/University Interdisciplinary Collaboration Consultation Ron Manderscheid, Ph.D., National Institute of Mental Health ; University of Kentucky (1996)
State/University Interdisciplinary Collaboration Consultation R. Lippincott, M.D., Commissioner of Mental Health, Oregon; M. Ginsburg, M.D., University of Cincinnati Department of Psychiatry; Donna Mauch, Ph.D., Integrated Health Services, Cambridge, MA;
58 Eastern State Hospital (1996)
Investigating sexual misconduct Social Work Licensure Board, Frankfort, KY (1995)
Diagnostic and Statistical Manual: Revisions for the Fourth Edition Thomas Widiger, Ph.D.,University of Kentucky (1994)
Mental Health Institute Research Initiatives Program; Sponsored by the Department of Mental Health Louisville KY (1992)
Clinical Problems With Rage and Violence: A Psychotherapeutic and Public Health Problem. International Center for the Study of Psychoanalytic Self Psychology; Cincinnati OH (1991)
Social Work and Mental Health Research; National Institute of Mental Health Southeastern Region--Schools of Social Work; University of Virginia, Richmond KY, (1991)
National Institute of Mental Health Conference on Persistent and Severe Mental Illness The University of Chicago, Chicago IL, (1991)
CLINICAL STAFF PRIVILEGES Bourbon Community Hospital; Paris, Kentucky (1995-1999)
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