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Curriculum Vitae 4/2020 Joseph Lee Rodgers CURRICULUM VITAE 4/2020 JOSEPH LEE RODGERS III Lois Autrey Betts Chair in Psychology and Human Development, Professor of Psychology and Human Development, Vanderbilt University George Lynn Cross Research Professor Emeritus, University of Oklahoma Home Address: 772 Darden Place, Nashville TN 37205 Professional Address: 230 Appleton Place #552, Hobbs 202C, Vanderbilt Univ, Nashville, TN 27203 Personal Data: Married to Jacci Speelman Rodgers Two Children: Rachel Speelman Rodgers and Naomi Joyce Rodgers Hobbies: Sports (Tennis, Basketball, Golf); Reading; Music Education: 1981 Ph.D. University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Major: Psychology Minor: Biostatistics 1979 M.A University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Major: Psychology 1975 B.A. University of Oklahoma Major: Psychology 1975 B.S. University of Oklahoma Major: Mathematics 1971 University High School, Norman, Oklahoma Professional Positions: 2012-present Lois Autrey Betts Chair in Psychology and Human Development, Professor of Psychology and Human Development, Vanderbilt University 2014-present Co-director, Quantitative Methods Masters of Education Program, Peabody College, Vanderbilt 2013-2018 Director, ExpERT Program, Peabody College, Vanderbilt University 2012-2017 Director, Quantitative Methods Section, Department of Psychology and Human Development, Peabody College, Vanderbilt University 2011-present George Lynn Cross Research Professor (now Emeritus), University of Oklahoma 2008-2012 Director, Oklahoma Population Institute, University of Oklahoma 2005 (fall) Visiting Professor of Psychology & Population Studies, University of Pennsylvania 2002-2012 Academic Director, Organizational Leadership Ph.D. Program, College of Continuing Education, University of Oklahoma 2000-2012 Robert Glenn Rapp Foundation Presidential Professor, University of Oklahoma 1998 (fall) Visiting Research Prof., Danish Center for Demographic Res., Odense Univ., Denmark 1992-2000 Professor, Department of Psychology, University of Oklahoma 1990-1992 Visiting Associate Professor, Institute of Statistics and Decision Sciences, Duke Univ. 1990-1991 Visiting Associate Professor, Department of Psychology, Duke University 1989-1990 Visiting Associate Professor, Department of Psychology, University of North Carolina 19871988 Visiting Associate Professor, Department of Psychology, Ohio State University 1986-1992 Associate Professor, Department of Psychology, University of Oklahoma 1985-1990 Co-director, Statistical Consulting Associates, University of Oklahoma 1984-1987 Visiting Instructor, College of Business Administration, University of Oklahoma 1982 (summer) Visiting Assistant Professor, Department of Psychology, University of North Carolina 1981-1986 Assistant Professor, Department of Psychology, University of Oklahoma 1980-1981 Research Associate, Carolina Population Center 1 Professional Service: Consulting Editor, American Psychologist, 2019-present President, Division 5 (Quantitative and Qualitative Methods), American Psychological Association (2016-17) (President-Elect, 2015-2016); Past-President (2017-2018) Editor, Multivariate Behavioral Research, (2006-2011) Trustees, Society of Multivariate Experimental Psychology (2000-2011) Editorial Board, Applied Psychological Measurement (1989-2012) President, Society of Multivariate Experimental Psychology (2004-2005) Secretary/Treasurer, Society of Multivariate Experimental Psychology (2000-2004) Editorial Board, Psychological Methods (2001-2003) Editorial Board, Biodemography and Social Biology (1999-2007) President, Society for the Study of Social Biology (1994-1997) President, Division 34 (Population and Environment), American Psychological Association (1994-1995) Book Review Editor, Applied Psychological Measurement (1988-1994) Member-at-Large, Executive Committee, Division 34, APA (1996-1998) Chair, Publication Committee, Division 34 (Population and Environment) APA, (1986-1998) Task Force on Organizational Structure, APS (1989-1990) Acting Editor, Population and Environment (1987) Secretary, Division 34 (Population and Environment), APA (1985-87) Program chair and convention manager, OPA Spring Conference, Norman, Okla. (March 1986) Program chair, Div. 34 (Population and Environment), APA Meetings, Los Angeles (August, 1985) Regional Representative, OPA Division of Academic and Research Psychology (198286) Program chair and assistant convention manager, OPA Spring Conference, Norman, Okla. (April, 1983) Consulting Editor, Population and Environment (1981-1987) Member, Oklahoma State Senate Task Force to Plan Future Mental Health Care in Oklahoma (1982) Consultant, West Va. Health Care Program Evaluation, UNC Department of Public Health (1979-81) University Service (University of Oklahoma): Member, Arts & Sciences Executive Committee, 2011-2012 Research Council, 2007-2010; chair 2009-2010 College of Arts & Sciences Support for Teaching and Research Committee, 2006-2008; chair 2007-2008 Chair, OU Grading Scale Task Force, 2006-2007 Co-Chair, Teaching Scholars Initiative (TSI), 2005-2007; Steering Committee, 2003-2012 Academic Program Council, 2002-2003 Campus Departmental Review Committee, 1997-98; 2001-2002 Campus Library Committee, 1994-97; Chair, 1996-97 College of Arts & Sciences Curriculum Committee, 1996-1998 College of Arts & Sciences Planning & Budget Committee, 1994-96 Scholar-Leadership Enrichment Program Advisory Committee, 1994-2012 Chair, University Task Force on Assessment of Undergraduate Education, 1988-89 Athletics Council, 1988-1989 OU Speaker’s Bureau, 1985-1987, 1992-1997 College of Arts & Sciences Academic Misconduct Board, Chair, 1987 College of Arts and Sciences Academic Appeals Board, Chair, 1985-1986 Campus Planning Council, 1983-1985 2 Departmental Service (Department of Psychology, University of Oklahoma): Chair, Quantitative Psychology Search Committee, 2008-2009 Chair, Human Subjects Committee, 2003-2007 Chair, Undergraduate Studies Committee (1994-95; 2000-2004) Lunch Bunch (Departmental Colloquium) Coordinator in most semesters, 1992-2012 Chair, Introductory Psychology Search Committee (1999-2000) Committee A (Executive Committee), Department of Psychology (1992-94; 1996-98) Chair, Personnel Policy Committee (1992-94) Director of Graduate Studies (1988-89) Chair, Graduate Admissions (1983-87; 1999-2000) Bachelor of Science Curriculum Adviser (1984-86) Chair, Computer Use Planning and Development Committee (1985-87) University Service (Vanderbilt) Faculty Senate, 2019-present Data Science Minor at Vanderbilt, Development Committee, 2018-20 Campus Promotion and Tenure Review Committee, 2014-2017 Director, ExpERT Program, Peabody College, 2013-2017 Departmental Service (Department of Psychology and Human Development, Peabody, Vanderbilt): Space Committee, 2019-present Chair, QM Faculty Search Committee, 2015-16 Chair, QM Lecturer Search Committee, 2014-15 Executive Committee, 2012-2013; 2013-2104; 2014-2015; 2015-2016; 2016-2017 Faculty Review Committee, 2012-2013; 2013-2014; 2014-2015; 2017-18 (Chair), 2019-20 Teaching Experience: Undergraduate: Introductory Statistics, Advanced Statistics and Research Methods, Population Psych, Experimental Social Psych, Tests and Measurement, Liberal Studies Seminar on Family, Population and Environmental Psychology Graduate: Introductory Graduate Statistics, Advanced Graduate Statistics, Regression and Correlation, Experimental Design, Exploratory (and Graphical) Data Analysis, Measurement and Scaling, Evaluation Methods, SAS Data Management and Analysis, Seminar in Intelligence, Seminar in Biodemography, Seminar in Behavior Genetics, Quantitative Methods in Business and Economics, Intro to Graduate Studies 3 Graduate Student Committees 1) Directed: MA Committees PhD Committees Martha Banz (1985) Martha Banz (Co-Directed, 1986) Sylvia Meseck-Bushey (1989) Amalia Bjornsdottir (1996) Won-Chan Lee (1994) Peggy Lain (Co-Directed, 1996) Debby Doughty (1994) Maury Buster (1997) Amalia Bjornsdottir (Co-directed, 1994) Debby Doughty (2000) Karen Thurston (1996) Eric Morrison (2002) David Bard (2001) Fiona Burdick (2004) Amber Johnson (2001) Amber Johnson (2005) Ronnie Coleman (2001) Joe Skorupski (Co-Directed, 2006) Sung-Hyuck Lee (2002) Sung-Hyuck Lee (2007) Linda Gissberg (2004) David Bard (2007) Will Beasley (2006) Elizabeth Freeland (Co-Directed, 2007) Brandon Ferrell (2011) Siew Ang (2008) Kelly Meredith (2011) Charlie Steelman (2009) Ali Hadd (2016) Will Beasley (2010) Mason Garrison (2016) William Strauss (2011) Patrick O’Keefe (2018) Brandon Ferrell (2013) Michael Kramer (Free Univ, Berlin, 2019) Kelly Meredith (2013) Karen Thurston (2014) Andrey Koval (2014) Mike Hunter (2014) Michael Nelson (Co-directed, 2017) Ali Hadd (2019) Patrick O’Keefe (2020) 2) Served as a Committee Member: From 1982 to the present I have served on well over 100 completed MA, MS and PhD committees, in 21 departments at the University of Oklahoma and Vanderbilt University: Psych, Counseling Psych, Ed Administration, Accounting, Marketing, Sociology, Mathematics Education, Communications, Zoology, Liberal Studies, Management, Physics, Org Leadership, Mathematics, Anthropology, Ed Psychology, Philosophy, Music, Ed Instructional Technology, Industrial Engineering, Leadership/Policy/Organizations, and Genetics. I have also served on one Ph.D. committee at the University of North Carolina and the University of Arizona, and directed a Masters thesis at Free University in Berlin. Honors and Awards: President-Elect, President, Past-President, Division 5, APA, 2015-2018 Lois Autrey Betts Chair in Education
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