CERTIFIED PSYCHOLOGISTS
STATE OF KANSAS
1984
Published by Kan . The Behavioral Sciences Regulatory Board YE182 . 9 1984 c. 2 Behavioral Sciences Regulatory Board
ME~IBERS OF THE BOARD
Barbara Lundin Kovarovic, Chairperson, (83-87) P. 0. Box 742 Dodge City, Kansas 67801 General Public Representative
Jerry W. Cole (80-84) P .0. Box 3208 Wichita, Kansas 67201 Public Representative
Patricia Ewalt, Ph.D. (83-87) 6901 West lOOth Street Overland Park, Kansas 66212 Social Work Representative
Nancy Jane Garfield, Ph.D. (83-87) Colmery-O'Neill VAMC 2200 Gage Boulevard, 116-B Topeka, Kansas 66612 Psychology Representative
Kay Mettner (82-86) Mental Health Association in Kansas 1205 Harrison Topeka, Kansas 66612 General Public Representative
Mary ellen Rogge (82-86) 3000 Tuttle Creek Blvd. Manhattan, Kansas 66502 Social Work Representative
William H. Smith, Ph . D. (82-86) The Menninger Foundation P.O. Box 829 Topeka, Kansas 66601 Psychology Representative
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY
~lary Ann Gabe 1 Behavioral Sciences Regulatory Board 214 Nest 6th, Room 201 Topeka, Kansas 66603 (913) 296-3240 KANS-A-N 561-3240 l lll ~~t~l~mi~l~~m~~~~ ~~~ ~ CERTIFIED PSYCHOLOGISTS 3 5141 00171281 0
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Each entry contains personal information in the following order : Name , High est Academic Degree ; Professional Address; Date of Certi fication, Cert ification Numb e r ; and, Are a of Emphasis for those certificate holders as of November 1, 1984 .
ACKERMAN , Paul D. , Ph . D. ALLEN , Jon Gordon , Ph.D . Department of Psychology The Menninger Foundation Wichita State University Box 829 P.O. Bo x 34, Psychology Dept . Top eka , KS . 66601 Wichita, KS . 67208 Cert. 9-10- 77, No. 412 Cert . 10- 12-74 , No . 298 Clinical Psychology Soc. Psychology ALLEN, Lois J ., Ph.D . ALBOTT, William L., Ph.D. Wayne Min er Comm . M. H. Center Topeka State Hospital 825 Euclid 2700 w. 6th Kansas City, MO . 64124 Topeka, KS. 66606 Cert. 7-21- 73, No. 269 Cert . 2-20-74, No . 285 Clinical Psychology Clin. & Exptl. Psychology ALTMAN, Karl I., Ph.D. ALEXANDER, Charles W., Ph.D. Early Childhood Assoc. Psycho l ogy Offices 4910 W. 51st Terr. 2525 East Central Roeland Park, KS 66205 Wichita, KS 67214 Cert . 5- 28-74, No . 290 Cert. 12 - 8- 79, No . 495 Clinical Psychology Clinical Psychology AMBURN, Elton , Ed.D . ALEXANDER, Lelia Harrison, Ph.D . 817 Waverly Way 1201 S. 2nd St . Emporia, KS 66801 Leavenworth, KS 66048 Cert. 6-1 6-69, No. 161 Cert . 11-23-82, No. 569 Educational Psychology Counseling & Clinical Psychology AMOS, Darla, Ph . D. ALLEN, Anne -Marie, Ph.D. 3103 Twilight Ct . , Apt . 202 The Wichita Clinic Topeka, KS 66614 3244 E. Douglas Cert . 5-12-84, No. 591 Wichita, KS 67208 Clinical Psychology Cert. 11-18-78, No. 451 Clinical Psychology AMOS, Stephen P., Ph.D. 350 South Fountain ALLEN, John Albert, Ph.D. Wichita, KS 67218 Psychological Sciences Corp., P.A. Cert . 9-1 7- 82, No . 562 120 S. Market, Suite 215 Clinical Psychology Wichita, KS. 67201 Cert. 5-17- 80, No. 500 Counseling Psychology
-1- APPELBAUM, Stephen Arthur, Ph.D. BARNABAS, Bentley A., M.S. 4121 W. 83rd Associated Business Consultants, Inc. Prairie Village, KS 66208 450 Broadway Plaza Building Cert. 2-2-74, No. 283 150 S. Broadway Clinical Psycholgy Wichita, KS 67202 Cert. 2-23-68, No. 27 ARMATAS, James P., Ph.D. James P. Arrnatas &Associates, Inc. BARNARD, James D., Ph.D. 8400 W. llOth 1501 Presidential Way, Suite !t16 Overland Park, KS 66210 West Palm Beach, Florida 33401 Cert. 2-23-68, No. 8 Cert. 11-18-78, No. 452 Counseling Psychology Developmental &Child Psychology
ARMATAS, Philip J., Ph.D. BARRISH, Harriet H., Ph.D. Veterans Administration Medical Center 4121 W. 83rd Street, Suite 206 4801 Linwood Blvd. Prairie Village, KS 66208 Kansas City, MO 64128 Cert. 7-1-74, No. 291 Cert. 6-26-68, No. 90 Developmental & Child Psychology Counseling Psychology BARRISH, Irving J., Ph.D. ATHEY, George I., Jr., Ph.D. 4121 W. 83rd St., Suite 206 The Menninger Foundation Prairie Village, KS 66208 P.O. Box 829 Cert. 9-20-74, No. 292 Topeka, KS 66601 Developmental &Child Psychology Cert. 3-15-75, No. 311 Clinical Psychology BARTO, Joseph A., Ed.D. Emporia State University ATKISON, Bob L., Ph.D. 12th and Commercial 1\fichita Guidance Center Emporia, KS 66801 415 N. Poplar Cert. 9-15-70, No. 206 Wichita, KS 67214 Educational Psychology Cert. 8-3-79, No. 479 Clinical Psychology BASIT, Abdul, Ph.D. Tinley Park Mental Health Center BAADE, Lyle E., Ph.D. 7400 West l83rd Street University of Kansas Tinley Park, Illinois 60477 School of Medicine-Wichita Cert. 7-27-72, No. 245 1010 N. Kansas Clinical Psychology Wichta, KS 67214 Cert. 11-18-78, No. 460 BATEMAN, John K., Ph.D. Neuro-Psychological Assessment V.A. Medical Center and Child Clinical Psychology 5500 E. Kellogg Wichita, KS 67214 BAER, Donald M., Ph.D. Cert. 5-6-75, No. 312 University of Kansas Educational Psychology Department of Human Development Lawrence, KS 66045 BATY, Martha A., Ph.D. Cert. 9-13-75, No. 317 4121 IV. 83rd Exptl. Psychology Prairie Village, KS 66208 Cert. 9-15-72, No. 248 Clinical Psychology
-2- BAUER, Gene E., Ph.D. BERG, Melvin R., Ph.D. Hay &Associates Colmery-O'Neil V.A.M.C. 212 S. Tryon St. 2200 Gage Blvd. Charlotte, N.C. 28281 Topeka, KS 66622 Cert. 3-7-78, No. 429 Cert. 12-8-79, No. 494 Counseling Psychology Clinical Psychology
BAUMGARTEL, Hmvard, Ph.D. BIRKY, Howard J., Ph.D. University of Kansas 302 South Independence Fraser Hall, Dept. of Psychology Harrisonville, Missouri 64701 Lawrence, KS 66045 Cert. 9-13-75, No. 318 Cert. 6-26-68, No. 84 Clinical Psychology Social &Organizational Psychology BIRRER, Ivan J., Ph.D. BEAN, Bruce W., Ph.D. 2601 S. 14th St. 8500 W.••llOth, Suite 308 Leavenworth, KS 66048 Overland Park, KS 66210 Cert. 6-16-69, No. 153 Cert. 4-30-77, No. 401 Military Psychology Clinical Psychology BLASI, Donald T., Ph.D. BECK, Ea Pio, Ph.D. Wichita Growth Center, P.A. 4314 Westover Place 2717 Boulevard Plaza, Box 7064 N.W. Washington, D.C. 20016 Wichita, KS 67211 Cert. 4-5~69, No. 138 Cert. 12-21-72, No. 252 Clinical Psychology Counseling Psychology
BEDELL, William Paul, Ph.D. BLUM, Robert H., Ph.D. Family Psychological Center, P.A. Bert Nash Mental Health Center 3212 E. Harry 336 Missouri, Suite 202 Wichita, KS 67218 Lawrence, Kansas 66044 Cert. 5-19-79, No. 461 Cert. 10-20-78, No. 453 Counseling Psychology Clinical Psychology
BEFORT, Charles R., Ph.D. BOLL, Larry A., Ph.D. Larned State Hospital 2525 E. Central R.R. lf3, Box 89 Wichita, KS 67214 Larned, KS 67550 Cert. 5-18-74, No. 288 Cert. 2-9-71, No. 219 Counseling Psychology Clinical Psychology BOLTON, Ronald Eugene, Ph.D. BENNETT, Corwin Alden, Ph.D. 1837 N. Rock Rd. Ct. Kansas State University 1'/ichita, KS 67206 Industrial Engineering Cert. 5-9-83, No. 575 Manhattan, KS 66506 Clinical Psychology Cert. 10-21-78, No. 446 Human Engineering & Ind. Psychology BONO, FrankS., Ph.D. Colarelli and Associates BERG, Greg K., Ph.D. 7751 Carondelet Comprehensive Psych. Services, Inc. Clayton, MO. 63105 7301 Mission, lf333 Cert. 11-16-81, No. 541 Prairie Village, KS 66208 Clinical Psychology Cert. 12-6-80, No. 525 Clinical Psychology
-3- BONTRAGER, Helen L., Ph.D. BRIGGS, Steven Lee, Ph.D. 607 Shawnee Johnson County Mental Health Center Leavenworth, KS 66043 15580 S. 169 Highway Cert. 12-2-71, No. 232 Olathe, KS 66062 Clinical Psychology Cert. 10-18-80, No. 515 Clinical Psychology BOOK, Thomas L., Ph.D. Shawnee Comm. M.H. Center BRODSKY, Howard D., Ph.D. 2401 s.w. 6th 436 North Terrace Drive Topeka, KS 66606 Wichita, KS 67208 Cert. 5-10-78, No. 437 Cert. 11-13-82, No. 564 Clinical Psychology Clinical Psychology
BOOR, Myron Vernon, Ph.D. BROWN, Harold M., Ph.D. Northern Kentucky Comp. Care Center Associated Psychologists 263 Main Street 4706 Broadway Florence, Kentucky 41042 Kansas City, MO 64112 Cert. 10-12-74, No. 299 Cert. 11-18-78, No. 454 Clinical Psychology Clinical Psychology
BORAKS, Franklin C., Ph.D. BUELL, Gregory J., Ph.D. 4400 Broadway Wichita State University, Box 91 Kansas City, MO 64111 Wichita, Kansas 67208 Cert. 2-18-78, No. 428 Cert. 11-30-76, No. 373 Clinical Psychology Clinical Psychology
BORRESEN, C. Robert, Ph.D. BULL, Dennis IV., Ph.D. Prof. and Chairman, Psychology Dept. Prime Health 1845 Fairmount 9150 E. 41st Terr. Wichita State University· Kansas City, MO 64133 Wichita, KS 67208 Cert. 3-12-77, No. 388 Cert. 4-5-69, No. 135 Clinical Psychology General Psychology BULL, Sheelagh G., Ph.D. BRECHEISEN, David G., M.S. 4320 Wornall Rd, #404 Cuba Community Unit Dist. #3 Kansas City, MO 64113 652 E. Main St. Cert. 4-30-77, No. 402 Cuba, Illinois 61427 Educational Psychology Cert. 6-16-69, No. 162 BURGESS, Michael M., Ph.D. BREHM, Sharon S., Ph.D. Burgess Consultants, Inc. Dept. of Psychology 2000 Johnson Drive, Suite 250 University of Kansas Shawnee Mission, KS 66205 Lawrence, KS 66045 Cert. 2-23-68, No. 12 Cert. 7-1-76, No. 337 Clinical Psychology Clinical Psychology BUSS, Adelheid C., Ph.D. BREWER, Joseph E., Ph.D. The Friend Counseling Center 2531 N. Roosevelt P.O. Box 722 Wichita, KS 67220 Lamar, Colorado 81052 Cert. 2-23-68, No. 37 Cert. 10-4-76, No. 369 Clinical Psychology Clinical Psychology
-4- BUTTS, Stanley V., Ph.D. CHANG, Alice F., Ph.D. Stress Control Center 1900 W. 75th St. 6724 Troost, Suite 407 Shawnee Mission, KS 66208 Kansas City, MO. 64131 Cert. 9-13-75, No. 319 Cert. 9-15-70, No. 205 Clinical Psychology Clinical Psychology CHOTLOS, John W., Ph.D. BYTHELL, Diane Lee, Ph.D. 3124 1\1. 31st Ct. Wyandot Mental Health Center Topeka, KS 66614 36th & Eaton, Kansas City, KS 66103 Cert. 6-26-68, No. 106 Cert. 5-8-84, No. 590 Clinical Psychology Clinical Psychology CHRISTOPHERSEN,. Eliward Rea, Ph.D. CALDWELL-COLBERT, A. Toy, Ph.D. University of Kansas Medical Center Emporia State University 39th and Rainbow 1200 Commercial Kansas City, KS 66103 Emporia, KS 66801 Cert. 1-13-73, No. 256 Cert. 11-21-83, No. 587 Develop. and Child Psychology Clinical Psychology CLAIBORN, Daniel C., Ph.D. CALL, John A., Ph.D. 5430 1\1. 6lst. Place Northwest Behavioral Medicine Associates Shawnee Hiss ion, KS 66205 3330 N.W. 56, Suite 500 Cert. 8-23-80, No. 512 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73112 Counseling Psychology Cert. 10-11-77, No. 415 Clinical Psychology CLIPPINGER, John A., Ph.D. Baker University CARMAN, Mary B., Ph.D. Eighth Street Prairie Vie1v, Inc. Baldwin, KS 66006 1900 E. 1st Cert. 6-2-73, No. 268 Newton, KS 67114 Clinical Psychology Cert. 4-30-77, No. 407 Clinical Psychology CLOPTON, James Roy, Ph.D. Texas Tech University CARR, Edward R., Ph.D. Department of Psychology Carr &Associates Lubbock, Texas 79409 10890 Benson, Suite 180 Cert. 7-1-76, No. 338 Overland Park, KS 66210 Clinical Psychology Cert. 3-16-77, No. 393 Industrial/Organizational Psychology COLE, Michael B., Ph.D. Ozark Community Mental Health Center CASHIN, William E., Ph.D. P.O. Box 2526 Kansas City University 29~4 McClelland 1623 Anderson Avenue Joplin, MO ·64801 Manhattan, KS 66502 Cert. 12-21-72, No. 253 Cert. 2-16-80, No. 496 Educational Psychology Counseling Psychology COLEMAN, Thomas R., Ph.D. CERNEY, MaryS., Ph.D. Kansas State University The Menninger Foundation LaFene Student Health P.O. Box 829 Manhattan, KS 66502 Topeka, KS 66601 Cert. 5-10-78, No. 445 Cert. 10-12~74, No. 297 Clinical Psychology Clinical Psychology -5- COLSON, Donald B., Ph.D. DATTORE, Patrick John, Ph.D. The Menninger Foundation The Menninger Foundation P.O. Box 829 P.O. Box 829 Topeka, KS 66601 Topeka, KS 66601 Cert. 1-18-75, No. 300 Cert. 9-1-80, No. 503 Clinical Psychology Clinical Psychology
CONNELLY, John F., Ph.D. DAVIS, Kenneth R., Ph.D. Pittsburg State University 201~ South Kansas 1701 S. Broadway Norton, KS 67654 Pittsburg, KS 66762 Cert. 5-12-78, No. 447 Cert. 4-6-77, No. 395 Clinical Psychology General Psychology DE HAVEN, Everett D., Ph.D. CONVERSE, Harold D., Ed.D. Youth Center at Topeka South Central Kansas Psychological Serv. 1440 N.W. 25th 1204 Parkwood Lane Topeka, Kansas 66608 Newton, KS 67114 Cert. 6-1-82, No. 554 Cert. 2-23-68, No. 56 Developmental Psychology School and Clinical Psychology DEMING, Burton A., Ph.D. CORDARO, Lucian L., Ph.D. Johnson County M.H. Center 1360 E. 58th St. 6000 Lamar Chicago, Illinois 60637 Mission, KS 66202 Cert. 1-17-76, No. 326 Cert. 12-6-68, No. 126 Clinical Psychology Clinical Psychology
CRAIG, William R., Ph.D. DEMORY, Nancy M., Ph.D. Western Missouri Mental Health Center 2024 B Opitz Blvd. 600 E. 22nd Woodbridge, Virginia 22191 Kansas City, MO 64108 Cert. 4-30-77, No. 396 Cert. 4-30-77, No. 404 Clinical Psychology Clinical Psychology de von FLINDT, Robert, Ph.D. CROSSON, Bruce A., PH.D. University of Manitoba Verterans Administration Medical Center 678 William Avenue 921 N.E. 13th St. Winnipeg, Manitoba R3E OWl Oklahoma City, OK 73104 Cert. 9-23-69, No. 184 Cert. 5-17-80, No. 502 Clinical Psychology Clinical Psychology de Wit, Fred, Ph.D. DANIELS, Gary J., Ph.D. College Hill Psychiatric Clinic, P.A. Parsons State Hospital &Trng. Center 3243 E. Murdock 2601 Gabriel Wichita, KS 67208 Parsons, KS 67357 Cert. 6-16-69, No. 165 Cert. 11-18-78, No. 455 Social Psychology Developmental Psychology DEY, Glen R., Erl.D. DANSKIN, David G., Ph.D. Wichita State University Counseling Center Wichita, KS 67208 Kansas State University Cert. 6-16-69, No. 151 Manhattan, Kansas 66506 Counseling Psychology Cert. 9-13-75, No. 320 Counseling Psychology -6- DIDLO, James H., Ed.D. EGGERS, Eleanor V., Ph.D. Hutchinson Psych. & Family Services 7301 Mission Road, Suite 307 201 N. Main Prairie Village, KS 66208 Hutchinson, KS 67501 Cert. 12-9-78, No. 462 Cert. 7-17-81, No. 540 Counseling Psychology School Psychology EHRENREICH, Gerald A., Ph.D. DOBIES, Janice M., Ph.D. 411 Nichols Road Dakota County Mental Health Center Kansas City, MO 64112 744 19th Avenue North Cert. 8-7-68, No. 49 South St. Paul, Minnesota 55075 Clinical Psychology Cert. 10-4-76, No. 355 Clinical Psychology EMBRY, Lynne Haggarty, Ph.D. Bureau of Child Research DOLENZ, John J., Ph.D. University of Kansas V.A. Medical Center Lawrence, KS. 66045 2400 South Gregg Street Cert. 11-13-82, No. 565 Big Springs, Texas 79720 Develop. & Child Psychology Cert. 9-25-68, No. 119 Clinical Psychology EVANS, Ronald G., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Psychology DREESE, William R., Ph.D. Washburn University of Topeka Central Kansas Mental Health Center Topeka, Kansas 66621 809 Elmhurst Cert. 6-26-82, No. 559 Salina, KS 67401 Clinical-Teaching Psychology Cert. 4-3-68, No. 70 Clinical Psychology FAHRION, Steven L., Ph.D. The Menninger Foundation DURBIN, Jeffrey R., Ph.D. P.O. Box 829 Wyandot Mental Health Center Inc. Topeka, KS 66601 Ea:ton at 36th Avenue ' Cert. 9-10-77, No. 414 Kansas City, KS 66103 Clinical & Counseling Psychology Cert. 9-14-81, No. 538 Clinical Psychology FERNETI, Casper L., Ph.D. Chanute Public Schools DYSART, Robert R. , Ph . D. 411 S. Central High Plains Mental Health Center Chanute, KS 66720 208 E. 7th Street Cert. 12-21-72, No. 254 Hays, KS 67601 Spec. Education Psychology Cert. 2-18-78, No. 424 Clinical Psychology FERREL, Lowell 0., Ph.D. 3100 Broadway, Suite 1200 EADS, Darwin L., Ph.D. Kansas City, MO 64111 Marion Labs Inc. Cert. 3-12-77, No. 392 P.O. Box 9627 Clinical Psychology Kansas City, MO 64134 Cert. 5-16-81, No. 534 FINE, Marvin J., Ph.D. Counseling & Rehab. Psychology School of Education University of Kansas EDELMAN, Sheldon K., Ph.D. Lawrence, KS 66045 Edelman Associates Cert. 6-16-69, No. 160 404 Humboldt, Suite C Educational Psychology Manhattan, KS 66502 Cert. 12-15-70, No. 213 Clinical Psychology -7- FISCHER, Ronald Williams, Ph.D. FRAAS, Louis A., Ph.D. 3265 W. Central Department bf Defense El Dorado, KS 67042 FCC USMCA Cert. 3-12-77, No. 389 Fulda, Germany Counseling Psychology APO New York 09146 Cert. 2-9-71, No. 220 FISH, Jeanne E., Ph.D. Clinical Psychology 7301 Mission Rrl., Suite 102 Prairie Village, KS 66208 FRAGER, Stuart M., Ph.D. Cert. 2-23-68, No. 29 Topeka State Hospital Clinical Psychology 2700 West 6th Topeka, KS 66606 FITZGERALD, Thomas Joe, Ph.D. Cert. 3-15-75, No. 307 2108 W. 75th Street Counseling Psychology Prairie Village, KS 66208 Cert. 2-2-74, No. 280 FRANCIS, PaulS., Ph.D. Counseling Psychology Osawatomie State Hospital Osawatomie, KS 66064 FLOERCHINGER, Lawrence R., B.A. Cert. 1-8-77, No. 379 Wichita Guidance Center Clinical Psychology 415 North Poplar Wichita, KS 67214 FREMONT, Theodore S., Ed.D. Cert. 12-6-68, No. 131 1837 N. Rock Road Ct. Wichita, KS 67208 FORCE, Ronald C., M.A. Cert. 7-7-71, No. 227 The St. Francis Boys' Homes, Inc. Counseling Psychology P.O. Box 1348 Salina, KS 67401 FRIEMAN, Jeanne P., Ph.D. Cert. 2-23-68, No. 26 Kansas Neurological Institute 3107 W. 21st, Topeka 66604 FORCE, Ronald C., M.A. Topeka Psychiatric Center, P.A. The St. Francis Boys' Homes, Inc. 925 Western, Topeka, KS 66606 P.O. Box 1348 Cert. 1-17-76, No. 327 Salina, KS 67401 Developmental Psychology
FORD, Joe H., Ph.D. FRIESWYK, Siebolt H. , Ph.D. 4121 W. 83rd St. The Menninger Foundation Priaire Village, KS 66208 P.O. Box 829 Cert. 2-23-68, No. 13 Topeka, KS 66601 Clinical Psychology Cert. 9-15-70, No. 209 Clinical Psychology FORT, Donald J., Ph.D. Area Mental Health Center FRITZLER, Dean E., Ph.D. 156 Garden Dale 742 Fourth Garden City, KS 67846 Phillipsburg, KS 67661 Cert. 11-20-76, No. 371 Cert. 10-12-74, No. 294 Counseling Psychology Clinical Psychology
FOTOPOULOS, Sophia S., Ph.D. GARDINER, Gordon A., M.S. 495 Navajo West The St. Francis Boys' Home Quivira, KS 66106 P.O. Box 1348 Cert. 6-2-73, No. 266 Salina, KS 67401 Clinical Psychology Cert. 4-3-68, No ..76
-8- GARFIELD, Nancy J., Ph.D. GOSS, Rita Jean, Ph.D. Colmery-0-Neil VA Medical Center 8530 w. 9th 116-B, Psychology Dept. Wichita, KS 67217 2200 Gage Blvd. Cert. 5-12-84, No. 592 Topeka, Kansas 66622 Clinical Psychology Cert. 3-24-81, No. 531 Counseling Psychology GOUGH, G.A., Ph.D. Montebello Women's Medical Group, Inc. GARLAND, Richard M., Ph.D. 101 E. Beverly Boulevard 2217 West !20th St. Montebello, California 90640 Leawood, KS 66209 Cert. 3-30-73, No. 260 Cert. 3-18-76, No. 335 Counseling Psychology Clinical Psychology GRAFF, Thomas T., Ph.D. GAYNOR, Charles A., Ph.D. 1431 Bluffview, Suite 207 Sedgwick Co. Dept. of Mental Health 1'/ichita, KS 67218 1801 E. lOth Cert. 5-9-83, No. 576 Wichita, KS 67214 Counseling Psychology Cert. 4-30-77, No. 405 Counseling Psychology GRAHS, Carl Edward, Ed.D. Holy Family Center GENTRY, Gerald K., Ph.D. 619 S. Maize Rd. Box 500 Wichita, KS 67209 Osawatomie State Hospital Cert. 5-9-83, No. 577 Osawatomie, KS 66064 School Psychology Cert. 5-17-80, No. 508 Child & Clinical Psychology GRAUMANN, Heinz M., Ph.D. 1197 Oakley GILBERT, James E., Ph.D. Topeka, KS 66604 Pittsburg State University Cert. 2-23-68, No. 22 1701 S. Broadway General Psychology Pittsburg, KS 66762 Cert. 8-3-79, No. 480 GRAY, Barbara, Ed.D. Educational & Industrial Psychology Southeast Kansas Mental Health Center P.O. Box 335 GINSPARG, Sylvia J., Ph.D. Chanute, KS. 66720 141 North Meramec, #216 Cert. 3-27-82, No. 552 Clayton, MO. 63105 Counseling Psychology Cert. 5-10-68, No. 75 Clinical Psychology GRAYDEN, Charles, Ph.D. Pawnee Mental Health Services GOODMAN, Mark D. , Ph . D. 2001 Claflin Psycho. & Family Services Manhattan, KS 66502 201 N. Main, Suite 312 225 Ridge Drive Hutchinson, KS 67501 Manhattan, KS 66502 Cert. 11-30-76, No. 374 Cert. 2-23-68, No. 9 Clinical Psychology Clinical Psychology
GOODYEAR, Rodney K., Ph.D. GREENBERG, Gary, Ph.D. 328 Bluemont Hall Wichita State University Kansas State University Psychology Department Manhattan, KS 66506 Wichita, KS 67208 Cert. 11-20-81, No. 545 Cert. 10-18-80, No. 516 Counseling Psychology Experimental Psychology
-9- GREGOIRE, Kenneth C., Ph.D. HARTMAN, James W.D., Ph.D. Valley Hope Alcoholism Treatment Center 200 S. Rock Road West Highway 56 Wichita, KS 67207 Norton, KS 67654 Cert. 2-23-68, No. 2 Cert. 12-6-80, No. 518 Clinical Psychology Clinical Psychology HARTY, Michael K., Ph.D. GRENHART, Richard F., Psy. D. 601 E. 63rd Rainbow Mental Health Facility Kansas City, MO. 64110 2205 W. 36th St. Cert. 7-l-76, No. 344 Kansas City, KS 66103 Clinical Psychology Cert. ll-21-83, No. 588 School & Clinical Psychology HAYS, Larry W., Ph .D. Prairie View Mental Health Center GWYNNE-THOMAS, Ivy Bennett, Ph.D. 1102 Hospital Drive 9724 Buena Vista P.O. Box 87 Shawnee Mission, KS 66207 McPherson, KS 67460 Cert. l-23-78, No. 421 Cert. l-8-77, No. 380 Clinical Psychology Clinical Psychology
HACKNEY, Gary R., Ph.D. HAZEL, J. Stephen, Ph.D. _Psychological Association Responsive Management Clinic 1837 N. Rock Rd. Ct. 8005 W. llOth St. Wichita, KS 67218 Overland Park, KS 66210 Cert. ll-30-76, No. 375 Cert. ll-13-82, No. 566 Clinical Psychology Developmental &Child Psychology
HALL, R. Vance, Ph.D. HELTON, John Anthony, Ph.D. University of Kansas St. Joseph Medical Center 2021 N. 3rd 3600 E. Harry Kansas City, KS 66101 Wichita, KS 67218 Cert. 2-14-76, No. 328 Cert. 9-l-77, No. 411 Education Psychology Clinical Psychology
HARDESTY, Donald L., Ph.D. HENDERSON, Roy B., Ph.D. Central Research Corp. _ Victor Place, Suite 500 900 First National Bank Tower 140 N. Hydraulic Topeka, KS 66603 Wichita, KS 67214 Cert. 4-5-69, No. 133 Cert. 4-3-68, No. 58 Industrial & Organizational Psychology Clinical Psychology
HARNDEN, Glen Mack, Ph.D. HENRY, David P., Ph.D. The Christian Counseling Center of 6100 Martway, Suite #9 Lawrence, Inc. Mission, KS 66202 1000 Kentucky, Lawrence, KS 66044 Cert. 5-10-78, No. 444 Cert. 12-8-79, No. 490 Clinical Psychology Clinical Psychology HERCHER, William Edward, M.S. HARRELL, Samuel N., Ph.D. William Hercher, Inc., Or M/T/S Samuel N. Harrell, Ph.D., P.A. 104 S. Broadway, #803 1431 S. Bluffview, Suite 207 Wichita, KS 67202 Wichita, KS 67214 Cert. 2-23-68, No. 45 Cert. 4-2-70, No. 197 Clinical Psychology -10- HERMAN, David T., Ph.D. HOFFMAN, Richard G., Ph.D. Wichita State University Dept. of Behavioral Sciences 1845 Fairmount University of Minnesota Wichita, KS 67208 Duluth Medical School Cert. 9-25-68, No. 125 Deluth, Minnesota 55812 General Psychology Cert. 11-13-82, No. 571 Clinical Psychology HETRICK, William Robert, Ph.D. 700 N. Topeka HOLLEY, Steven I., Ph.D. Wichita, KS 67206 4600 W. 90th Terr. Cert. 9-23-69, No. 186 Prairie Village, KS 66207 Clinical Psychology Cert. 5-17-80, No. 504 Counseling Psychology HEW ITT, Jack L. , Ph . D. Geppert Family Care Center HOLMES, Cooper B., Ph.D. 6601 Rockhill Road Emporia State University Kansas City, MO 64131 1200 Commercial Cert. 2-23-68, No. 10 Emporia, KS 66801 Clinical Psychology Cert. 6-15-72, No. 243 Counseling Psychology HIGGINS, Raymond Lyle, Ph.D. University of Kansas HOLZSCHUH, Ronald D., Ph.D. Psychology Department Adult/Child Center for Behavioral Dev. Lawrence, KS 66045 411 Nichols Road, Suite 217 Cert. 3-24-79, No. 477 Kansas City, MO. 64112 Clinical Psychology Cert. 10-4-76, No. 365_ Clinical Psychology HILL, David 0., Ph.D. 4600 W. 90th Terrace HOOVER, Lou B., Ph.D. Prairie Village, KS 66208 Topeka State Hospital Cert. 2-2-74, No. 281 2700 West 6th Clinical Psychology Topeka, KS 66606 Cert. 12-9-77, No. 420 HINDMAN, Joanne Carol, Ph.D. Osawatomie State Hospital HORWITZ, Leonard, Ph.D. Box 500 The Henninger Foundation Osawatomie, KS 66064 P.O. Box 829 Cert. 2-11-84, No. 589 Topeka, KS 66601 Experimental Psychology Cert. 6-16-69, No. 168 Clinical Psychology HIPPE, Douglas L, Ph.D. 11055 Cedar, Suite 211 HOUSTON, Barrie K., Ph.D. Shawnee Mission, KS 66211 University of Kansas Cert. 5-3-73, No. 264 Department of Psychology Clinical Psychology Lawrence, Kansas 66045 Cert. 3-14-72, No. 236 HJERSTEDT, V. Leanne, Ph.D. Clinical Psychology V. Leanne Hjerstedt &Assoc., Inc. 7301 Mission Road, Suite 304W HOWARD, Michael, Ph.D. Prairie Village, KS 66208 8545 Westgate Drive Cert. 1-17-76, No. 329 Lenexa, KS 66215 Education Psychology Cert. 8-18-84, No. 595 Counseling Psychology
-11- HUBBARD, Prevost, Ph.D. KAPLAN, Bradley J., Ph.D. 4233 Blue Ridge Blvd., Suite 102 704 S. Cedar Kansas City, MO. 64l33_ Ottawa, KS 66067 Cert. 4-30-77, No. 408 Cert. 6-29-84, No. 593 Clinical Psychology Counseling Psychology
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Shaw, Sandra J., Ph.D. Sorenson, David L., Ph.D. Shontz, Franklin C., Ph.D. Sundland, Donald Marvin, Ph.D. Snyder, Charles R., Ph.D. Tiffany, Donald W., Ph.D. Throne, John M., Ph.D. Wright, Beatrice A., Ph.D. HALSTEAD Treesh, Edward 0., Ph.D. -27- LEAVENWORTH NORTON Alexander, Lelia Harrison, Ph.D. Davis, Kenneth R., Ph.D. Birrer, Ivan J., Ph.D. Gregoire, Kenneth C., Ph.D. Bontrager, Helen L., Ph.D. Leipold, William D., Ph.D. Huwieler, Robert W., Jr., Ph.D. Persinger, Gordon II'., M.A. Kunce, Charles S., Ph.D. Lohrenz, Leander J., Ph.D. OLATHE Offenbach, Stefan G., Ph.D. Briggs, Steven Lee, Ph.D. Shaw, Arthur A., Ph.D. Kapp, Dorothy L., Ph.D. Tirrell, Frederick J., Ph.D. Khalili, James, Ph.D. Neufeld, Edward, Ph.D. LEAWOOD Nieters, J. Lawrence, Ph.D. Garland, Richard M., Ph.D. Kramish, Arthur A., Ph.D. OSAWATOMIE Francis, PaulS., Ph.D. LENEXA Gentry, Gerald K., Ph.D. Howard, Michael, Ph.D. Hindman, Jeanne Carol, Ph.D. McLaughlin, James F., Ed.D. OTTAWA McPHERSON Kahler, Bradley J., Ph.D. Hays, LarryW., Ph.D. OVERLAND PARK MANHATTAN Arrnatas, James P., Ph.D. Bennett, Corwin A., Ph.D. Bean, Bruce W. , Ph.D. Cashin, William E., Ph.D. Carr, Edward R., Ph.D. Coleman, Thomas R., Ph.D. Hazel, J. Stephen, Ph.D. Danskin, David G., Ph.D. Little, Leonard M., Ph.D. Edelman, Sheldon K., Ph.D. Rapoff, Michael A., Ph.D. Goodyear, Rodney K., Ph.D. Streib, Rachel M., Grayden, Charles, Ph.D. Newton, Fred B., Ph.D. PARSONS Phares, E. Jerry, Ph.D. Daniels, Gary J., Ph.D. Poresky, Robert H., Ph.D. Martin, Jack W., Ph.D. Rekers, George A., Ph.D. Smith, Daniel E., Ph.D. Roviaro, Susan Elizabeth, Ph.D. Spradlin, Joseph F., Ph.D. Sinnett, E. Robert, Ph.D. Vranekovic, George J., Ph.D. Sinnett, Kathleen K., Ph.D. Steffen, John D., Ph.D. PHILLIPSBURG Fritzler, Dean E., Ph.D. MISSION Deming, Burton A., Ph.D. PITTSBURG Henry, David P., Ph.D. Connelly, John F., Ph.D. Kaspar, Richard C., Ph.D. Gilbert, James E., Ph.D. Rigby, Wilbur K., Ph.D. Merrifield, Calvin H., Ph.D. Swiercinsky, Dennis P., Ph.D. Rumford, Herbert P., Ed.D. ll'hi tten, Robert E. , Ph.D. NEWTON Carman, Mary B., Ph.D. PRAIRIE VILLAGE Converse, Harold D., Ed.D. Appelbaum, Stephen A., Ph.D. Parrish, Marvin J., Ph.D. Barrish, Harriet, Ph.D. Prost, Joetta Mae, Ph.D. Barrish, Irving, Ph.D. Wright, William T., PH.D. Baty, Martha A., Ph.D. Berg, Greg K., Ph.D. Eggers, Eleanor V., Ph.D. Fish, Jeanne E., Ph.D. FitzGerald, Thomas J., Ph.D. -28- PRAIRIE VILLAGE(Continued) TOPEKA(Continued) Ford, Joe H., Ph.D. Graumann, Heinz M., Ph.D. Hill, David 0., Ph.D. Hardesty, Donald L., Ph.D. Hjerstedt, V. Leanne, Ph.D. Hoover, Lou B., Ph.D. Holley, Steven I., Ph.D. Horwitz, Leonard, Ph.D. Lemons, Jimmie G., Ed.D. Knops, Gerardus M., Ph.D. McHugh, James P., Ph.D. Leichtman, Maria Luisa, Ph.D. Merritt, Roger K., Ph.D. Leichtman, Martin B., Ph.D. Rhodes, Robert J., Ph.D. Lerner, Harriet E., Ph.D. Scott, Laura M., Ph.D. Lerner, Stephen, Ph.D. Stachowiak, James, Ph.D. Lewis, Lisa, Ph.D. Sullivan, Bernard J., Ph.D. Lucas, Donald H., Ph.D. Trotter, Harry D., Ph.D. Marshall, Ann M., Ph.D. Vandenberg, Gerald H., Ph.D. Maxfield, Richard B., Ph.D. Werner, Stanley M., M.A. McParland, Mary Q., Ph.D. Miller, Winfred T. , Ph.D. ROELAND PARK Moss, Donald J., Ph.D. Altman, Karl I., Ph.D. Nathan, Sharon H., Ph.D. Norris, V.L., Ph.D. ST. JOHN Novotny, Elizabeth S. Ohlde, Carroll Dean, Ph.D. Robinson, Alexander J., M.S. O'Malley, Flynn, Ph.D. SALINA Osofsky, Joy D., Ph.D. Dreese, William R., Ph.D. Patterson, Naomi B., Ph.D. Force, Ronald C., M.A. Patterson, Tom W., Ph.D. Peebles, Mary J., Ph.D. Gardiner, Gordan A., M.S. Pekarik, Eugene G., Ph.D. Schell, Kerin Lee, Ph.D. Piercy, Dwayne Clark, Ph.D. Vaughn, Sister Miriam, Ph.D. Proctor, Robert L., Ph.D. SHAWNEE MISSION Pruyser, Paul W., Ph.D. Ramzy, Ishak, Ph.D. Burgess, Michael t-1., Ph.D. Reineman, Howard E., M.A. Chang, Alice F., Ph.D. Rosen, Irwin C., Ph.D. Claiborn, Daniel C., Ph.D. Rousey, Clyde L., Ph.D. Gwynne-Thomas, Ivy Bennett Ph.D. Schauer, Andrew Herbert, Ph.D. Hippe, Douglas L., Ph.D. ' Schneider, Arnold Z., Ph.D. Moskowitz, Arnold E., Ph.D. Schulman, Robert E., Ph.D. Overshiner, Betty E., Ed.D. Shectman, Frederick A., Ph.D. Schwartz, Michael H., Ph.D. Smith, E. Kim, Ph.D. Stachowiak, James G., Ph.D. Smith, William H., Ph .D. Sp'ohn , Herbert E . , Ph . D. TOPEKA Stamm, Ira, Ph.D. Albott, William L., Ph.D. Titus, Meredith A., Ph.D. Allen, Jon Gordon, Ph.D. Trussell, William D., Ph. D. Amos, Darla, Ph.D. Voorhees, Susan F., Psy.D. Athey, George I., Jr., Ph.D. Weissenberg, Lila, Ph.D. Berg, Melvin R., Ph.D. Whitehead, William A., Ph.D. Book, Thomas L., Ph.D. Woellhof, Eldene C. , Ph.D. Cerney, MaryS., Ph.D. Zoble, Edward J., Ph.D. Chotlos, John W., Ph.D. Colson, Donald B., Ph.D. WICHITA Dattore, Patrick John, Ph.D. Ackerman, Paul D., Ph.D. DeHaven, Everett D., Ph.D. Alexander, Charles W., Ph.D. Evans, Ronald G., Ph.D. Allen, Anne-Marie, Ph. D. Fahrion, Steven L., Ph.D. Allen, John A., Ph.D. Frager, Stuart M., Ph.D. Frieman, Jeanne P., Ph.D. -29- Frieswyk, Siebolt H., Ph.D. Garfield, Nancy J., Ph.D. WICHITA(Continued) WICHITA (Continued) Amos, Stephen P., Ph.D. Riley, Carolyn L., Ph.D. Atkison, Bob L, Ph.D. Ruby, Thomas M., Ph.D. Baade, Lyle E., Ph.D. Ruthven, Courtney L, Ph.D. Barnabas, Bentley A., M.S. Ruthven, Leslie, Ph.D. Bateman, John K., Ph.D. Schalon, Charles L., Ph.D. Bedell, William P., Ph.D. Schmidt, DuMont K., Ph.D. Blasi, Donald T., PH.D. Schrag, Donald E., Ph.D. Boll, Larry A., Ph.D. Seifert, David M., Ed.D. Bolton, Ronald Eugene, Ph.D. Simmonds, David W., Ph.D. Borresen, C. Robert, Ph.D. Skrzypek, George J., Ph.D. Brewer, Joseph E., Ph.D. Snyder, James J., Ph.D. Brodsky, Howard D., Ph.D. Stegman, Robert L., Ph.D. Buell, Gregory J., Ph.D. Stott, Warren W., Ph.D. de Wit, Fred, Ph.D. Sweney, Arthur B., Ph.D. Dey, Glen R., Ed.D. Thorp, Thomas R., Ph.D. Floerchinger, Lawrence R., B.A. Turnis, Mark F., Ph.D. Fremont, Theodore S., Ed.D. Vahdat, Pari, Ph.D. Gaynor, Charles A., Ph.D. Valusek, John F., Ph.D. Goss, Rita Jean, Ph.D. Veenstra, Glenn J., Jr., Ph.D. Graff, Thomas T., Ph.D. Vogt, Harold W., Ph.D. Grahs, Carl Edward, Ed.D. Zimmerman, William A., Ph.D. Greenberg, Gary, Ph.D. Hackney, Gary R., Ph.D. WINFIELD Harrell, Samuel N., Ph.D. Marks, Henry E., Ph.D. Hartman, James W.D., Ph.D. Helton, John A., Ph.D. OUT-OF-STATE Henderson, Roy B., Ph.D. Allen, Lois J., Ph.D. Hercher, William E. , M.S. Armatas, Philip J., Ph.D. Herman, David T., Ph.D. Barnard, James D., Ph.D. Hetrick, William Robert, Ph.D. Basit, Abdul, Ph.D. James, Dessie Oliver, Ed.D. Bauer, Gene E., Ph.D. Jaques, Howard W., Ph.D. Beck, Ea Pio, Ph.D. Kaplan, S. David, Ph.D. Birky, Howard J., Ph.D. Krall, Charles A., Ph.D. Bono, FrankS., Ph.D. Lampros, Lazarus L., Jr., Ph.D. Boor, Myron V. , Ph.D. Lane, Jeffrey, Ph.D. Boraks, Franklin C., Ph.D. Lester, John R., Ph.D. Brecheisen, David G., M.S. Linden, Barry W. , Ph.D. Brown, Harold M., Ph.D. Mahoney, Sandra D., Ph.D. Bull, Dennis W., Ph.D. McNamara, Harold J., Ph.D. Bull, Sheelagh G., Ph.D. Merrifield, Charles W., Ph.D. Buss, Adelheid C., Ph.D. Milner, Nancy R., Ph.D. Butts, Stanley V., Ph.D. Moeller, Theodore A., Ph.D. Call, John A., Ph.D. Mohon, Melissa S., Ph.D. Clopton, James R., Ph.D. Moore, Richard Harley, Ph.D. Cole, Michael B., Ph.D. Mould, Douglas E., Ph.D. Cordaro, Lucian L,, Ph.D. Murray, JoAnn, Ph.D. Craig, William R., Ph.D. Nance, Don W., Ph.D. Crosson, Bruce A., Ph.D. Pace, Robert A., Ph.D. Demory, Nancy M., Ph.D. Papineau, William Edward, Ph.D. Dobies, Janice M., Ph.D. Pearson, JohnS., Ph.D. Dolenz, John Joseph, Ph.D. Peters, Arden D., Ph.D. Eads, Darwin L., Ph.D. Powers, William T., Ph.D. Ehrenreich, Gerald A., Ph.D. Quillen, Marc Allen, Ph.D. Reiner, Helen, Ph.D. -30- OUT-OF-STATE(Continued) OUT-OF-STATE(Continued) Ferrel, Lowell 0., Ph.D. Waggener, Robert R., Ph.D. Gough, G.A., Ph.D. Wallbrown, Fred H., Ph.D. Harty, Michael K., Ph.D. Willers, Karl R., Ph.D. Hewitt, Jack L., Ph.D. Wilson, Paul D., Ph.D. Hoffman, Richard G., Ph.D. Wolf, Clifton W., Ph .D. Hubbard, Prevost, Ph.D. Zeitner, Richard M., Ph.D. Johnson, Charles L., Ph.D. Joslyn-Bishop, Linda M. Kiehlbauch, John B., Ph.D. OUTSIDE OF UNITED STATES Kitchen, AnnaL., M.A. de von Flindt, Robert, Ph.D. Kleinman, Bernard, Ph.D. Fraas, Louis A., Ph.D. Koos, Eugenia M., Ph.D. Landis, William A., Ph.D. Lanter, James Joseph, Ph.D. Lantz, Cary E., Ph.D. Leonard, Elizabeth S., M.S. Ludenia, Krista, Ph.D. Lueger, Robert J., Ph.D. Luhn, Carol L., Ph.D. Mascia, George V., Ph.D. McNish, Ronald D., Ph.D. Mermis, Bernie J., Ph.D. Morrison, James H., M.A. Mullis, H. Thomas, Ph.D. Niewoehner, Gerald J., Ph.D. O'Connor, William A., Ph.D. Parucka, Mary Robin L., Ph.D. Patterson, Henry J., Ed.D. Phelps, C. Kermit, Ph.D. Phillips, Edmund J., Ph.D. Price, Robert V., Ph.D. Renner, Michael C., Ph.D. Richardson, Roy L., Ed.D. Robertson, Samuel G., Ph.D. Roosa, Jan B., Ph.D. Rosenshield, Philip B., Ph.D. Roskos, Dale L., Ph.D. Saper, Marshall B., Ph.D. Schroeder, D_avid J., Ph.D. Shaffer, Robert 0., Ph.D. Shenkel, Randee J., Ph.D. Simkins, Lawrence D., Ph.D. Smith, Allan A., Ph.D. Smith, Dan M., Ph.D. Snider, Herndon A., Ph.D. Sowards, Stephen Kelley, Ph.D. Spotts, James V., Ph.D. Starbird, Dannel H., Ph.D. Sullivan, Teri R. Sweetland, Richard C., Ph.D. Swift, Carolyn F., Ph.D. Thomas , ·Harvey M. , Ph . D. Ticho, Ernst A., Ph.D. Urie, Robert G., Ph.D. -31- NUMERICAL LISTING OF CERTIFICATES ISSUED
* 1 Riley W. Gardner, Ph.D. *55 Seymour Jonas Epstein 2 James W.D. Hartman, Ph.D. 56 Harold D. Converse, Ed.D. * 3 Henry Leland, Ph.D. *57 Orvis Irwin, Ph.D. 4 E. Jerry Phares, Ph.D. 58 Roy B. Henderson, Ph.D. 5 Henry D. Remple, Ph.D. *59 John D. King, Ed.D. * 6 Anthony Smith, Ph.D. *60 Audell Herndon, M.S. * 7 Sydney Smith, Ph.D. *61 Harold Ginsparg, Ph.D. 8 James P. Armatas, Ph.D. 62 Carolyn L. Riley, Ph.D. * 9 Charles Grayden, Ph.D. 63 Anna L. Kitchen, M.A. 10 Jack L. Hewitt, Ph.D. *64 Dorothy S. Fuller, Ph.D. 11 E. Robert Sinnett, Ph.D. 65 Wilfred T. Miller, Ph.D. 12 Michael M. Burgess, Ph.D. 66 Harold McNamara, Ph.D. 13 Joe H. Ford, Ph.D. *67 Elizabeth Hoffmeister, M.S. 14 John Lester, Ph.D. *68 Gerald Green, Ed.D. *15 William H. Hooper, M.P.S. 69 William D. Trussell, Ph.D. *16 Mary G. Williams, Ph.D. 70 William R. Dreese, Ph.D. *17 Bill J. Locke, Ph.D. 71 Beatrice A. Wright, Ph.D. *18 Guy Scott, Ph.D. 72 Robert E. Schulman, Ph.D. *19 Gerald Goldstein, Ph.D. 73 Dean H. Kerkman, Ph.D. 20 Daniel E. Smith, Ph.D. 74 Herbert E. Rumford, Ed.D. 21 Sister Miriam Vaughan, Ph.D. * 75 Sylvia Ginsparg, Ph.D. 22 Heinz M. Graumann, Ph.D. 76 Gordon A. Gardiner, M.S. *23 Ernest Hirsch, Ph.D. 77 Elizabeth S. Novotny, Ph.D. *24 Harry Levinson, Ph.D. *78 Dean Kliewer, Ph.D. 25 Lila Weissenberg, Ph.D. *79 Ralph Fisch, Ph.D. 26 Ronald C. Force, M.A. *80 Nedra C. Sandwich, M.C.P. 27 Bentley Barnabas, M.S. 81 Howard E. Reineman, M.A. 28 WilliamT. Wright, Jr., Ph.D. * 82 Robert A. Soskis, Ph.D. 29 Jeanne E. Fish, Ph.D. *83 William F. Gwynn, Ph.D. 30 John E. Valusek, Ph.D. 84 Howard Baumgartel, Ph.D. 31 Robert 0. Shaffer, Ph.D. * 85 Ruth Tasch, Ph.D. *32 Harold Mandl, Ph.D. *86 Rita J. Wetzel, Ph.D. *33 William F. Kluge, Jr., M.S. *87 Albert B. Paige, Ph.D. 34 Robert E. Whitten, Ph .D. 88 Clyde L. Rousey, Ph.D. 35 Kathleen K. Sinnett, Ph.D. *89 Henry M. Flowers, Ph.D. 36 Leander J. Lohrenz, Ph.D. 90 Philip J. Armatas, Ph.D. 37 Joseph Brewer, Ph.D. *91 M. Erik Wright, Ph.D. 38 Eldene C. Woellhof, Ph.D. 92 Thomas R. Thorp, Ph.D. 39 Arnold E. Moskowitz, Ph.D. 93 Harold W. Vogt, Ph.D. *40 Richard Schutz, Ph.D. 94 Herbert E. Spohn, Ph.D. 41 William A. Zimmerman, Ph.D. *95 Ralph W. Ogan, Ph.D. *42 Herbert Schleisinger, Ph.D. 96 Arthur A. Shaw, Ph.D. *43 Margaret J. Cheatham, Ph.D. *97 Terry D. Keeley, Ed.D. *44 Dunstan John Wack, Ph.D. 98 Alexander J. Robinson, M.S. 45 William E. Hercher, M.S. *99 Paul Thetford, Ph.D. 46 Elizabeth (Stafford) Leonard, M.S. 100 James V. Spotts, Ph.D. *47 Georgi A. Comstock, Ed.D. 101 Howard W. Jaques, Ph.D. 48 Leslie Ruthven, Ph.D. 102 Robert D. Michal, Ed.D. 49 Gerald A. Ehrenreich, Ph.D. *103 E. Gordon Collister, Ph.D. so Paul W. Pruyser, Ph.D. 104 Pari Vahdat, Ph.D. 51 Edward 0. Treesh, Ph.D. *lOS Paul G. Murphy, Ph.D. *52 Phillip S. Holzman, Ph.D. 106 John IV. Chotlos, Ph.D. *53 Victoria Groso, M.A. 107 Richard M. Rundquist, Ed.D. 54 James G. Stachowiak, Ph.D. *108 Patricia Renauld, Ph.D. -32- *109 Lloyd Wyatt, Ph.D. * 163 James L. Harris, Ph.D. *HO Darrell Benjamin, Ph.D. 164 Ernst A. Ticho, Ph.D. *lll Sung Jin Lee, Ph.D. 165 Fred deWit, Ph.P. *ll2 Ronald H. Combs, Ed.D. * 166 AustinM. DesLau:;:ie-rs, Ph.D. *ll3 Barbara E. Cook, M.A. * 167 Leslie Grah, Ph.D. *ll4 Esther Burstein, Ph.D. 168 Leonard Horwitz, Ph.D. ll5 Bernard Kleinman, Ph.D. * 169 Maynard Shelly, Ph.D. ll6 Roger K. Merritt, Ph.D. 170 John S. Pearson, Ph.D. ll7 Gerald H. Vandenberg, Ph.D. 171 Robert V. Price, Ph.D. *ll8 Aileen Clawson, Ph.D. 172 Donald Lucas, Ph.D. ll9 John J. Dolenz, Ph.D. * 173 Jerry L. Harper, Ph.D. *120 Monroe Stein, Ph.D. * 174 Ray Long, Ph.D. *121 Floyd E. Sappington, M.A. * 175 *122 Don Howard Randall, Ph.D. 176 C. Kermit Phelps, Ph.D. *123 Peter Kyriazis, Ph.D. 177 Harvey M. Thomas, Ph.D. *124 Phyllis H. Kirk, Ph.D. * 178 Steve Pratt, Ph.D. 125 David T. Herman, Ph.D. 179 Jan B. Roosa, Ph.D. 126 Burton A. Deming, Ph.D. * 180 Sister Anne Cawley, O.S.B. *127 Paul B. Henrion, Ph.D. 181 Henry J. Patterson, Ed.D. *128 Joseph K. Kovach, Ph.D. * 182 William H. Cadman, M.A. *129 Samuel Levinson, Ph.D. * 183 Philip Guess, Ed.D. *130 David W. Bortree, M.A. 184 Robert de von Flindt, Ph.D. 131 Lawrence Floerchinger, B.A. * 185 William E. Gifford, M.S. *132 Robert Ray Wallis, Ph.D. 186 W. Robert Hetrick, Ph.D. 133 Donald L. Hardesty, Ph.D. * 187 Bob J. Williams, M.A. *134 Sister Madonna Gampper 188 James H. Morrison, M.A. 135 C. Robert Borresen, Ph.D. 189 Charles L. Johnson, Ph.D. *136 Dorothy Sherman, Ph.D. * 190 *137 John B. Long, Ph.D. 191 George V. Mascia, Ph.D. 138 EaPio Beck, Ph.D. * 192 S. Thomas Cummings, Ph.D. *139 Joel Wiebe, Ph.D. * 193 *140 Robert E. Shepherd, Ph.D. * 194 Mary Grohmann, Ph.D. 141 Thomas Reilly, Ph.D. 195 William D. Leipold, Ph.D. *142 Joseph Schenkel, Ph.D. 196 Clifton W. Wolf, Ph.D. 143 Warren W. Stott, Ph.D. 197 Samuel N. Harrell, Ph.D. 144 Roy L. Richardson, Ed.D. 198 Gordon W. Persinger, M.A. 145 Eugenia M. Koos, Ph.D. 199 Richard C. Sweetland, Ph.D. 146 Irwin Rosen, Ph.D. 200 S. Joseph Weaver, Ph.D. *147 Marvin Ach, Ph.D. * 201 Carole Ferne Carlson, Ph.D. *148 Howard Shevrin, Ph.D. * 202 Rene A. Ruiz, Ph.D. 149 Ishak Ramzy, Ph.D. 203 William H. Smith, Ph.D. 150 Denis J. Shumate, M.S .. 204 Arthur B. Sweney, Ph.D. 151 Glen R. Dey, Ed.D. 205 Stanley V. Butts, Ph.D. *152 Dal Cass, Ed.D. 206 Joseph A. Barto, Ed.D. 153 Ivan J. Birrer, Ph.D. * 207 James E. Comer, Jr., M.S. *154 Ruth B. Hines, Ph.D. 208 Phyllis M. Ellis, M.S. *155 Donald Mcintyre, Ph.D. 209 Siebolt Frieswyk, Ph.D. *156 Marie B. Masson, M.A. 210 Robert L. Proctor, Ph.D. *157 Wilbert J. Mueller, Ed.D. 211 Stanley M. Werner, M.A. 158 James E. Ryabik, Ed.D. * 212 Francis P. Bueller, Ph.D. *159 Alice Moriarty, Ph.D. 213 Sheldon K. Edelman, Ph.D. 160 Marvin J. Fine, Ph.D. 214 William A. O'Connor, Ph.D. 161 Elton Amburn, Ed.D. 215 Gene E. Plank, Ed.D. 162 David Brecheisen, M.S. 216 Philip Rosenshield, Ph.D. -33- 217 Fred A. Shectman, Ph.D. *271 Laura Blackburn, Ph.D. 218 Herndon A. Snider, Ph.D. 272 Hark F. Turnis, Ph.D. 219 Charles R. Befort, Ph.D. *273 Donna M. Wolfson, Ph.D. 220 Louis A. Fraas, Ph.D. 274 Robert H. Poresky, Ph.D. 221 Jack W. Mart in , Ph . D. 275 James Khalili, Ph.D. 222 Robert J. Rhodes, Ph.D. 276 Betty E. Overshiner, Ed.D. 223 Mary Mira, Ph.D. *277 Leonard Dodson, Ph.D. 224 Donald W. Tiffany, Ph.D. 278 Calvin H. Merrifield, Ph.D. *225 Ronald Smith, Ph.D. *279 Schalom Camenietzki, Ph.D. 226 S. David Kaplan, Ph.D. 280 Thomas J. FitzGerald, Ph.D. 227 Theodore S. Fremont, Ed.D. 281 David Oliver Hill, Ph.D. *228 Lemly D. Hutt, Jr., Ph.D. *282 Mildred Burleigh, Ph.D. 229 Tom W. Patterson, Ph.D. 283 Stephen Appelbaum, Ph.D. 230 Robert A. Pace, Ph.D. 284 John G. Randolph, Ph.D. 231 H. Thomas Mullis, Ph.D. 285 William L. Albott, Ph.D. 232 Helen Bontrager, Ph.D. 286 Mary Robin Parucka, Ph.D. *233 George Bauer, Ph.D. *287 Paul Thos Correll, Ed.D. 234 David M. Seifert, Ed.D. 288 Larry A. Boll, Ph.D. 235 H. Darby Trotter, Ph.D. *289 Ingo Keilitz, Ph.D. 236 Barrie Kent Houston, Ph.D. 290 Karl I. Altman, Ph.D. *237 Sebastian Striefel, Ph.D. 291 Harriet H. Barrish, Ph.D. 238 Naomi B. Patterson, Ph.D. 292 Irving J. Barrish, Ph.D. 239 Don Whiteley Nance, Ph.D. 293 John B. Kiehlbauch, Ph.D. *240 Linda B. Sherby, Ph.D. 294 Dean E. Fritzler, Ph.D. 241 Bernie J. Mermis, Ph.D. 295 George J. Skrzypek, Ph.D. 242 Karl R. Willers, Ph.D. 296 Martin B. Leichtman, Ph.D. 243 Cooper B. Holmes, Ph.D. 297 Sister Mary S. Cerney, Ph.D. *244 Stephen Sith, Ph.D. 298 Paul D. Ackerman, Ph.D. 245 Abdul Basit, Ph.D. 299 Myron V. Boor, Ph.D. *246 Moton Asch, Ph.D. 300 Donald B. Colson, Ph.D. *247 Jack Alvord, Ph.D. 301 Gerald J. Niewoehner, Ph.D. 248 MarthaA. Baty, Ph.D. 302 William T. Powers, Ph.D. *249 Ronald Collins, Ph.D. *303 Jerome A. Fleischer *250 Jane Finn, Ph.D. *304 Randy L. Crittenden *251 H. Keith McConnell, Ph.D. 305 Carolyn F. Swift, Ph.D. 252 Don T. Blasi, Ph.D. 306 Robert R. l~aggener, Ph.D. 253 Michael B. Cole, Ph.D. 307 Stuart M. Frager, Ph.D. 254 Casper L. Ferneti, Ph.D. 308 David W. Simmonds, Ph.D. 255 Marshall B. Saper, Ph.D. 309 Christopher A. Joseph, Ph.D. 256 Edward Christophersen, Ph.D. 310 Thomas M. Ruby, Ph.D. 257 Franklin C. Shontz, Ph.D. 3ll George I. Athey, Jr., Ph.D. 258 Carol L. Luhn, Ph.D. 312 John K. Bateman, Ph.D. *259 Steven Koenigsberg, Ph.D. 313 Donald E. Schrag, Ph.D. 260 G.A. Gough, Ph.D. *314 Nancy Cairns *261 Henry Godon Fitch, Ph.D. *315 Rodney Copeland *262 Daun Adams Martin, Ph.D. *316 Lorene Dawson *263 Gary Evans, Ed.D. 317 Donald M. Baer, Ph.D. 264 Douglas L. Hippe, Ph.D. 318 Howard J. Birky, Ph.D. 265 Samuel Robertson, Ph.D. 319 Alice F. Chang, Ph.D. 266 Sophia S. Fotopoulos, Ph.D. 320 David G. Danskin, Ph.D. 267 William A. Landis, Ph.D. *321 Ronald G. Rice, Ph.D. 268 John A. Clippinger, Ph.D. 322 Ira Stamm, Ph.D. 269 Lois Allen, Ph.D. 323 Theo. A. Moeller, Ph.D. *270 Francis Moriarty, Ph.D. 324 Steven J. Solomon, Ph.D. -34- * 325 Davis Taylor *381 Emily Jackson, Ph.D. 326 Lucian L. Cordaro, Ph.D. *382 Carl Morgan, Ph.D. 327 Jeanne P. Frieman, Ph.D. 383 Donald J. Moss, Ph.D. 328 R. Vance Hall, Ph.D. *384 Frank H. Slavik, Jr., Ph.D. 329 V. Leanne Hjerstedt, Ph.D. 385 David L. Sorenson, Ph.D. * 330 Michael Storms 386 John M. Throne, Ph.D. 331 Dennis Paul Swiercinsky, Ph.D. 387 Richard M. Zeitner, Ph.D. * 332 Sally Ann McCoy, Ph.D. 388 Dennis W. Bull, Ph.D. 333 Stanley I. Mintz, Ph.D. 389 Ronald Fischer, Ph.D. 334 Wilbur K. Rigby, Ph.D. *390 Thomas Jackson, Ph.D. 335 Richard M. Garland, Ph.D. 391 Jeffry Lane, Ph.D. * 336 Alan J. Bernhardt 392 Lowell 0. Ferrel, Ph.D. 337 Sharon S. Brehm, Ph.D. 393 Edward Carr, Ph.D. 338 James R. Clopton, Ph.D. 394 John D. Steffen, Ph.D. 339 Dennis H. Karpowitz, Ph.D. 395 John F. Connelly, Ph.D. 340 James W. Lichtenberg, Ph.D. 396 Nancy M. Demory, Ph.D. 341 Edward P. Neufeld, Ph.D. 397 Arthur A. Kramish, Ph.D. 342 Charles R. Snyder, Ph.D. 398 V.L. Norris, Ph.D. * 343 Marily R. Deak, Ph.D. 399 Marvin J. Parrish, Ph.D. 344 Michael K. Harty, Ph.D. 400 Joseph E. Spradlin, Ph.D. 345 Stefan G. Offenbach, Ph.D. 401 Bruce W. Be an, Ph . D . 346 Dwayne Piercy, Ph.D. 402 Sheelagh G. Bull, Ph.D. *347 Benj amin Lewis *403 Margie L. Cowan, Ph.D. 348 Gerardus M. Knops, Ph.D. 404 William R. Craig, Ph.D. 349 Fred H. Wallbrown, Ph.D. 405 Charles A. Gaynor, Ph.D. 350 Edward J. Zoble, Ph.D. 406 Richard B. Maxfield, Ph.D. 351 James J. Lanter, Ph.D. 407 Mary B. Carman, Ph.D. 352 Bernice Sedgwick, Ph.D. 408 Provost Hubbard, III, Ph.D. *353 Rowe L. Mortimer, Ph.D. 409 Meredith A. Titus, Ph.D. 354 E. Kim Smith, Ph.D. *410 Dennis Mercadal, Ph.D. 355 Janice H. Dobies, Ph.D. 4ll John A. Helton, Ph.D. *356 Norman H. Freed 412 Jon G. Allen, Ph.D. *357 Stephen F. Drozda, Ph.D. *413 Thomas N. McGaffey, Ph.D. 358 Harriet E. Lerner, Ph.D. 414 Steven L. Fahrion, Ph.D. 359 James F. McLaughlin, Ed.D. 415 John A. Call, Ph.D. *360 Larry R. Oliverson, Ph.D. *416 James A. Schneider, Ph.D. 361 Paul D. 1'/ilson, Ph.D. 417 Robert J. Lueger, Ph.D. 362 David J. Schroeder, Ph.D. *418 Raymond G. Williams, Ph.D. 363 Jimmie G. Lemons, Ed.D. *419 William M. Polk, Ph.D. 364 Charles L. Schalon, Ph.D. 420 Lou B. Hoover, Ph . D.. 365 Ronald D. Holzschuh, Ph.D. 421 Ivy B. Gwynne-Thomas, Ph.D. 366 Richrad C. Kaspar, Ph.D. *422 James A. Moore, Ph.D. 367 Lawrence D. Simkins, Ph.D. 423 Krista Ludenia, Ph.D. 368 Stephen Lerner, Ph.D. 424 Robert Ronald Dysart, Ph.D. 369 Adelheid C. Buss, Ph.D. 425 William A. Whitehead, Ph.D. 370 ElDean V. Kohrs, Ph.D. 426 Joy D. Osofsky, Ph.D. 371 Donald J. Fort, Ph.D. 427 Michael C. Renner, Ph.D. *372 Douglas R.. Denney, Ph. D. 428 Franklin C. Boraks, Ph.D. 373 Gregory J. Buell, Ph.D. 429 Gene E. Bauer, Ph.D. 374 Mark D. Goodman, Ph.D. 430 Dan M. Smith, Ph.D. 375 Gary R. Hackney, Ph.D. *431 Paul Hanson *376 Joseph 1'1. Metz, Ph.D. *432 Barbara Covallin 377 J. Lawrence, Nieters, Ph.D. *433 Alan G. Willner *378 Donald Denum, Ph.D. *434 Carol M. Willner 379 Paul S. Francis, Ph.D. 435 Randee Jae Shenkel, Ph.D. 380 Larry W. Hays, Ph.D. 436 Bernard J. Sullivan, Ph.D. -35- 437 Thomas L. Book, Ph.D. 493 Jane. E. Kohrs, Ph.D. 438 Terrence D. Kearns, Ph.D. 494 Melvin R. Berg, Ph.D. 439 Sharon H. (Shapiro) Nathan, Ph.D. 49S Charles W. Alexander, Ph.D. *440 Ira R. Vroubel, Ph.D. 496 William E. Cashin, Ph.D. 441 Linda M. Joslyn-Bishop, Ph.D. 497 DuMont K. Schmidt, Ph.D. 442 Teri R. Sullivan 498 Edmund J. Phillips, Ph.D. *443 Deborah L. Levy 499 Henry Marks, Ph.D. 444 David Penn Henry, Ph.D. soo John A. Allen, Ph.D. 44S Thomas R. Coleman, Ph.D. *SOl Alan L. Conger, Ph.D. 446 Corwin A. Bennett, Ph.D. S02 Bruce A. Crosson, Ph.D. 447 Kenneth R. Davis, Ph.D. S03 Patrick J. Dattore, Ph.D. 448 Sandra J. Shaw, Ph.D. S04 Steven I. Holley, Ph.D. 449 James P. McHugh, Ph.D. sos Lisa Lewis, Ph.D. *4SO Jack B. Schaffer *S06 Richard W. Reed, Ph.D. 4Sl Anne-Marie Allen, Ph.D. S07 Glenn J. Veenstra, Ph.D. 4S2 James D. Barnard, Ph.D. S08 Gerald K. Gentry, Ph.D. 4S3 Robert H. Blum, Ph.D. S09 George A. Rekers, Ph.D. 4S4 Harold M. Brown, Ph.D. *SlO Pamela I. Berg, Ph.D. 4SS Gary J.Daniels, Ph.D. *Sll Leon D. Larimer, Ph.D. 4S6 Robert W. Huwieler, Jr., Ph.D. Sl2 Daniel C. Claiborn, Ph.D. 4S7 Mary J. Peebles, Ph.D. Sl3 Arden D. Peters, Ph.D. 4S8 James J. Snyder, Ph.D. Sl4 Arnold Z. Schneider, Ph.D. * 4S9 Annice Jo Steen, Ph.D. SIS Steven L. Briggs, Ph.D. 460 Lyle E. Baade, Ph.D. Sl6 Gary Greenberg, Ph.D. 461 William Paul Bedell, Ph.D. *Sl7 Dale C. Godby, Ph.D. 462 Eleanor Y.. Eggers, Ph.D. Sl8 Kenneth C. Gregoire, Ph.D. * 463 Sheldon R. Louthan, Ph.D. Sl9 Barry W. Linden, Ph.D. * 464 Philinda Hutchings, Ph.D. S20 Nancy R. Milner, Ph.D. * 46S Paul Hymowitz S21 Marc A. Quillen, Ph.D. * 466 Stuart Kantor S22 Laura M. Scott, Ph.D. * 467 David G. King, Ph.D. - S23 Timothy Sippola, Ph.D. 468 Lazarus L. Lampros, Jr., Ph.D. * S24 Greg Friedman, Ph.D. 469 Maria Luisa Leichtman, Ph.D. S2S Gregory K. Berg, Ph.D. 470 Ann M. Marshall, Ph.D. * S26 John S. McGovern, Ph.D. 471 Flynn O'Malley, Ph.D. S27 Robert G. Urie, Ph.D. 472 Courtney Ruthven, Ph.D. S28 Swaran Jain, Ph.D. * 473 Norman D. Schaffer * S29 Bernard H. Salzburg, Ph.D. 474 Rachel M. Streib, Ph.D. S30 Dannel H. Starbird, Ph.D. 47S Allan A. Smith, Ph.D. S31 Nancy J. Garfield, Ph.D. 476 Michael H. Schwartz, Ph.D. * S32 Charles S. Leeb, Ph.D. 477 Raymond L. Higgins, Ph.D. * S33 Robert N. Cuyler, Ph.D. 478 Cary E. Lantz, Ph.D. S34 Darwin Eads, Ph.D. 479 Bob L. Atkison, Ph.D. S3S Charles S. Kunce, Ph.D. 480 James E. Gilbert, Ph.D. S36 Charles A. Krall, Ph.D. 481 Dorothy L. Kapp, Ph.D. * S37 Sally Davis, Ph.D. * 482 Michael H. Henrichs, Ph.D. S38 Jeffrey R. Durbin, Ph.D. 483 Helen D. Reiner, Ph.D. S39 Robert L .. Stegman, Ph.D. * 484 Christine 0. Gerrard, Ph.D. S40 James Didio, Ed.D. 48S Frederick J. Tirrell, Ph.D. S41 Frank S. Bono, Ph.D. 486 Patricia Prindaville, Ph S42 Leonard M. Little, Ph.D. 487 Fred Prindaville, Ph.D. S43 Charles W. Merrifield, Ph .D. 488 Mary Quinn McParland, Ph.D. S44 Elizabeth C. Penick, Ph.D. * 489 Dianna Hartley, Ph.D. S4S Rodney K. Goodyear, Ph.D. 490 Glen M. Harnden, Ph.D. * S46 Harold J. Mandl, Ph.D. 491 Sandra D. Mahoney, Ph.D. * S47 George P. Weigly, Ph.D. 492 Dale L. Roskos, Ph.D. S48 Ronald Duane McNish, Ph.D. -36- 549 Eugene George Pekarik, Ph.D. 550 George J. Vranekovic, Ph.D. *551 Dennis F. Gardner, Ph.D. 552 Barbara Gray, Ed.D. *553 Mark Aaron Hubble, Ph.D. 554 Everett D. DeHaven, Ph.D. 555 Joetta Mae Prost, Ph.D. 556 Douglas E. Mould, Ph.D. 557 JoAnn Murray, Ph.D. *558 Julien LeRoy Dukes Salley, Ph.D. 559 Ronald George Evans, Ph.D. 560 Melissa S. Mohon, Ph.D *561 Edward Calhoun Taylor, Ph.D. 562 Stephen P. Amos, Ph.D. *563 Rodger Irwin Meinz, PH.D. 564 HowardS. Brodsky, Ph.D. 565 Lynne Haggarty Embry, Ph.D. 566 John Stephen Hazel, Ph.D. *567 Albert William Scovern, Ph.D. 568 Dessie Oliver James, Ph.D. 569 Lelia Harrison Alexander, Ph.D. 570 Michael Andrew Rapoff, Ph.D. 571 Richard G. Hoffman, Ph.D. 572 Carroll Dean Ohlde, Ph.D. 573 Richard Harley Moore, Ph.D. 574 Stephen Kelley Sowards, Ph.D. 575 Ronald Eugene Bolton, Ph.D. 576 Thomas Theodore Graff, Ph.D. 577 Carl Edward Grahs, Ed:D. 578 David Michael Kleim, Ph.D. 579 Richard L. Koresko, Ph.D. 580 Fred B. Newton, Ph.D. 581 Hyman Solomon Sternthal, Ph.D. 582 Susan Fuller Voorhees, Psy.D. 583 William Edward Papineau, Ph.D. 584 Susan Elizabeth Roviaro, Ph.D. 585 Andrew Herbert Schauer, Ph.D. 586 Donald Marvin Sundland, Ph.D. 587 A. Toy Caldwell-Colbert 588 Richard F. Grenhart, Psy.D. 589 Joanne C. Hindman, Ph.D. 590 Diane Lee Bythell, Ph.D. 591 Darla Kay Amos, Ph.D. 592 Rita Jean_Goss, Ph.D. 593 Bradley J. Kahler, Ph.D. 594 Kerin Lee Schell, Ph.D.
* Denotes expired certification. soon as all requirements for the doctoral degree have . been completed. (c) "Full-time employment" means at least 2,000 hours during a 12 month period. (d) In the case of academic employment, "year" means the period normally associated with full-time employment at the employing institution. (e) "Part-time employment experience credit" means supervised work experience of at least six con secutive months which shall be credited on a pro rated basis. (0 A "client or patient" means a person who is a direct recipient of psychological services. Such ser vices may be either therapeutic or diagnostic In na ture. (g) A "therapeutic relationship" means a relation ship between a psychologist and client or patient which is initiated by mutual consent or pursuant to law. The assessment of a client, or expert consultation regarding a client, by a psychologist for a third party, for purposes of diagnosis and assessment alone shall not be considered a therapeutic relationship. (h) "Active therapeutic treatment" means the use of psychotherapy or other psychological remedial mea• State of Kansas sures that are applied to persons individually or in groups with the intenf of assisting the person or per PERMANENT ADMINISTRATIVE sons in modifying attitudes and behavior which are REGULATIONS intellectually, physically, socially, (It emotionally mal NOTICE adaptive. (i) "Termination of a therapeutic relationship or The following are permanent administrative regu active therapeutic treatment" means termination by lations which were adopted by a state agency pursuant either the mutual consent of both parties, the comple· to K.S.A. 1983 Supp. 77-415 et seq. These regulations tion of treatment, dismissal of t}le psychologist or the are scheduled to become effective May 1, 1984, but transfer ofthe client to another professional for active are subject to legislative review and may be modified treatment with belief that continuation of treatment or revoked by the Kansas Legislature prior to May 1. will occur. Any such legislative action will be reported In the (j) "Psychological assessment" means the use, in Kansas Register. The May 3, 1984 issue of the Register any manner, of established psychological tests, pro will contain a complete index to regulations effective cedures, and techniques with the intent of diagnosing May 1, and any legislative actions on them. adjustment, functional, mental, vocational, or emo BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES tional problems or establishing treatment methods for REGULATORY BOARD persons having such problems. (k) (1) A "psychologist supervisor," for training pur ADMINISTRATIVE REGULATIONS poses or supervision of uncertified assistants, means an individual licensed, certified, or certifiable at the Article I.-CERTIFICATION OF doctoral level to engage in the practice of psychology, PSYCHOLOGISTS and who has or had, in full or in part, legal; adminis 102·1·1. Definitions. (a) A "student, intern or resi trative or professional authority over and responsibil dent" means: ity for the professional functioning of the applicant. (1) A person who is actively enrolled in, or a gradu (2) Administrative supervisors from disciplines ate of, a program as defined in K.A.R. 102-1-12; . other than psycholqgy shall be licensed, certified. or (2) a person who is preparing for the professiOn certifiable at the highest level within their discipline, under supervision; shall have or shall have had, in part or in full, legal or (3) a person who is in a training institution or facil administrative authority over and responsibility for ity recognized by the board; the professional functioning of the applicant. (I) "Consultant" means an individual who provides (4) a person to whom a fe~ is not paid di~ectly; ~nd (5) a person who is designated by a title wh1ch professional guidance, information, or advice, but who clearly indicates the person's training status. has no legal, administrative, or professional authority (b) A "year of supervised experience" means a over or responsibility for the professional functioning minimum of 1800 supervised clock hours pursuant to of the applicant. K.A.R. 102-1-5. The 1,800 hours shall commence as (m) A "non-resident psychologist" means a psy chologist duly licensed by another state which has {continued) -38- licensing standards which guarantee equivalence -to year. Beyond one year, the application expires, and a those in the state of Kansas and with which the hoard new application and new application fee shall be has entered into a reciprocity a)!;rc£'mcnt. required of all such applicants. (n) A "pre-doctoral internship or residency" means (c) Transcripts ti·om outside t~e United States. All an organized program of superviseu practice of psy applicants who ure graduates of colleges and univer chology which: sities from outside the United States shall submit their (1) Is at least one year of full-time or two consecu official transcripts, an officially translated English tive years of hall~timc training; copy of those transcripts, supporting documents, and if (2) accepts as interns or residents only applicants deemed necessary, the dissertation itself. (Authorized enrolled in a doctoral program as defined in K.A.R. by K.S.A. 74-7507; implementing K.S.A. 74-5314, 74- 102-1-12; 5317;· effective May 1, 1982; amended May 1, 1984.) (3) is directed by an individual who is certified, 102·1•4. Examinations. (a) Applicants for certifica licensed, or certifiable at the uoctorallevel to engage tion by the board shall take an examination. The pass in the practice· of psychology; criterion score shall be 75 percent correct and the (4) provides training and close supervision in a applicants shall be notified of the results In writing. wide range of professional activity. That professional (b) The usual and customary examination shall be a activity shall include diagnosis, remediation tech written examination. A written examination may be niques, inter-disciplinary relationships, consultation waived and an oral examination procedure substituted and experience with a population of clients or patients when: presenting a diverse set of problems and backgrounds; {1) A certificate has been revoked or suspended and (5) is taken after completion of graduate courses and re-certification is requested; or practica in the area of emphasis or after completion of (2) an applicant is unable to take the written exam university pre-internship training requirements; ination due to a physical handicap or handicaps of a (6) provides the intern or resident with a minimum nature that precludes completion of, or that may se of one hour of supervision for every 10 hours of train verely and negatively affect the applicant's perform ing experience; ance on, the written examination. (7) provides supervision by certified, licensed, or (c) For purposes of conducting oral examinations, certifiable psychologists at least 75 percent of that the board may contract either collectively or individ supervised time; ually with a panel of certified psychologists to conduct (8) stands as a distinct and organized program the oral examination and make recommendations to clearly recognizable within an institution or agency, as the board, based on the evaluation of the applicant's well as in pertinent public, official documents issued performance on the examination. by the institution or agency, as a training program for (d) Oral examinations shall include, but are not psychologists; limited to, assessment of the following: (9) identifies interns or residents as being in train (1) Effectiveness and clarity of expression; ing and not as staff; (2) the applicant's knowle(lge and skills in the area (10) has an identifiable licensed, certified or cer in which the applicant intends to offer psychological tifiable psychology training staff; and services; (11) is an integrated, conceptually-organized entity, (3) the applicant's knowledge and _awar~ness of not an after-the-fact tabulation of experience. ethical issues and problems in the apphcant s profes (o) "Continuing education" means programs or ac sional area of emphasis and for psychologists in gen tivities which are designed to enhance the psycholo eral; and gist's level of knowledge, skill, and ability to practice (4) the applicant's knowledge of general psychol psychology. Such programs shall have content clearly ogy. related to the enhancement of psychology practice, (e) All oral examinations shall be recorded verba values, and knowledge. tim. (l) One continuing education unit shall be defined (0 The decision as to whether an applicant passed as 10 clock hours of continuing education activity. or failed an examination shall be based on a review of (2) Continuing education credits shall not be used the recommendation of the oral examining panel and a as a substitute for basic professional educational review of the verbatim recordings when necessary. preparation as defined in K.A.R. 102-1-12. (Authorized (g) Waiver of examination. Any applicant, pther by K.S.A. 74-7507; implementing K.S.A. 74-5302, 74- than an applicant for reinstatem.cnt of a revoked or 5314, 74-5344; effective May 1, 1982; amended May 1, suspended certificate, may be exempt from taking the 1984.) written examination if the applicant: 102·1·2. (Authorized by and implementing K.S.A. (I) Successfully passed the written portion of an 74-7507; effective May 1, 1982; revoked May 1, 1984.) examination taken in an•1ther state at a l~vel equal to or greater than the critf'rion pass score: or 102·1·3. Applications. (a) An applicant shall not be (2) if the applicant has five years of post-doctoral given a tentative judgment on the applicant's eligibil experience that is satisfactory to the board. (Autho ity for certification until all credentials are received rized by K.S.A. 74-7507; implementing K.S.A. 74- and procedures are completed. 5310, 74-5311, 74-7507; effective May 1, 1982; (b) An applicant's application may, for lack of qual amended May 1, 19H4.) ifications, be tabled for a period not to exceed one (continued) 102·1•5. Professional endorsements and supervi required supervised practice hours as required by sion. (a) As part of the application process, each appli K.S.A. 74-5310. cant shall submit the names of four persons who are (2) Professional experience gained before the com licensed, certified or certifiable at the doctoral level, pletion of all academic requirements for th(• doctoral in the reference's state, to engage in the practice of degree shall not fulfill requirements for certification . psychology and who can attest to the applicant's pre as prescribed in K.S.A. 74-5310. vious supervised experience, previous and current (3) Professional experiences which arc part of the professional work, and compliance with the ethical required preparation for the doctoral degree shall he standards. The applicant shall submit the name of at applicable only to the "doctoral degree requirements" least one psychologist who is able to attest to the and shall not be simultaneously offered to satisfy the applicant's post-doctoral experience. The board may "experience" requirement. request the submission of names of additional refer (e) Professional experience required of the appli ences if the board deems it necessary. The attesting cant between the time the applicant full111ed all of the persons shall use forms supplied by the board. Mem requirements for the applicant's terminal degree and bers of the board shall not serve as endorsers unless the time of the actual conferral of the degree may he they supervised the applicant. credited towards the experience requirements for li (b) The board shall recognize as supervised profes censing, if the date of completion of all degree re sional experience in psychology only , professional quirements is verified in writing by a responsible practice in an organized public or private setting, academic or administrative official, and if other re institution or organization which provided the appli quirements necessary for professional experience are cant an opportunity for contact with other disciplines, met. (Authorized by K.S.A. 74-5314; implementing and an opportunity to utilize a variety of theories and K.S.A. 74-5314, 74-5317; effective May 1, 1982; to work with a broad range of populations and tech amended May 1, 1984.) niques. Pre-doctoral internships or residencies, as 102·1·8. Certification action by the board. (a) Each sistantships, associateships, personal therapy, or in applicant shall be certified when the applicant has volvement in practicums shall not constitute met all qualifications for certification. "professional experience." (b) Certification of an applicant shall require a ma (1) The applicant shall, have been directly super jority vote of the board. vised by and under the guidance of a person who is (c) Any member of the board who has a conflict of licensed, certified, or certifiable at the doctoral level interest shall disqualify himself or herself from voting. to engage in the practice of psychology and who has This disqualification shall not affect the existence of a had two years experience beyond the supervisor's quorum. certifi<;:ation date or eligibility date in the emphasis (d) Certification action by the board shall be re area for which the supervision was given. ported in the board minutes with a listing of the (2) The applicant's supervised experience in psy relevant sections of the law under which the candidate chology shall have been consistent with the appli qualified. If the board denies an application, the rea cant's educational background and with the area of sons for the denial shall be reported. emphasis in which 'the applicant intends to offer ser (e) Each denied applicant shall be informed in vices to the public. At least half of the applicant's writing of the reasons for the applicant's denial and of supervised experience shall have been relevant to the the applicant's right to a hearing. Action of the board applicant's emphasis area. shall be considered completed when the notification (3) The supervisor shall have provided a minimum ha~ been received by the applicant. Any applicant may of one. hour of ·individual supervision for every forty request a hearing or reconsideration of the application hours of professional experience of the applicant. In by submitting a written statement, detailing the basis the applied emphasis area of clinical, counseling, for the request, with the executive secretary within 30 school, and industrial/organizational, one hour of su days of receipt of the notification. The applicant may pervision should have been. provided for every 20 submit additional material in the request for recon hours of direct patient or client contact provided by sideration. If a request for a hearing or reconsideration the applicant. is not made within the 30 day period, the application (4) The supervisor shall be available to the appli shall expire. (Authorized by K.S.A. 74-7507; imple cant at the points of decision-making regarding diag menting K.S.A. 74-5310; effective May 1, 1982; nosis and treatment of clients or patients. The super amended May 1, 1984.) visor's relationship with the applicant shall be clearly differentiated from that of consultant. 102-1•7. Certificates. (a) Those who meet stan (5) The supervisor shall not have a familial rela dards for certification, as provided by the laws of the tionship with the applicant. state of Kansas, shall receive a certificate appropriate (c) The supervisor shall submit information which for display and a wallet size card with the same infor will enable the board to evaluate the extent and qual mation as on the certificate. ity of the candidate's supervised practice and to assign (b) An area of emphasis in psychology shall not be credit for that practice. listed on certificates issued by the boatd. (d) (1) The supervised practice time during which (c) In the case of a revocation of certificate, the the· applicant has received an unsatisfactory rating certificate holder shall be informed of the board's from the supervisor shall not be credited toward the (conllnu~d)
-40~ action hy ccrtifit>d mail, and the certificate holder financial interests that might accrue to the certified shall return thf' certificate and wallet size card to the psychologist for referral to any other service.or for the hoard within 30 days. (Authorized by K.S.A. 74-7507; use of any tests, books, or apparatus; implemt·uting K.S.A. 74-5310, 74-5322, 74-5333; ef (14) refusing to cooperate In a timely manner with fective May I, 1982; amended May 1, 1984.) the board's investigation of complaints lodged against I 0:!·1·8. Renewal. (a) Certified psychologists shall an applicant or a psychologist certified by the board. Persons taking longer than 30 days to provide re rene~ t~cir certification pursuant to K.S.A. 74-5319 by suhm1ttmg a renewal form to the executive secretary quested information shall have the burden of demon together with the renewal fee as required by K.S.A. strating that they have acted in a timely manner; 74-5318. (15) impersonating another person holding a certif· (b) At the time of the renewal, each certified psy icate issued by this board; (16) knowingly allowing another person to use chologist shall submit evidence of satisfactory com~ pletion of 10 continuing education units as defined in one's certificate; 102-1-15. (Authorized by and implementing K.S.A. ( 17) failing to notify the board of having a license 74-5314, 74-5318, 74-7507; ell'ective May 1 1982· certificate, permit or registration, granted by this o; amended May 1, 1984.) ' ' any other state for the practice of psychology or school psychology, that has been limited, restricted, sus 102·1·9. (Authorized by and implementing K.S.A. pended or revoked, or of having been subject to otheJ 74-5315, 74-5316; effective May 1, 1982; revoked May disciplinary action by a licensing or certifying author 1, 1984.) ity or professional association; 102·1·10. Wrongful actions and moral character. (18) failing to inform the client or patient that the (a) If the hoard finds a certified psychologist guilty of a client or patient is entitled to the same services from a wrongful action or a lack of good moral character, the public agency if the certified psychologist is. em board may revoke or suspend the psychologist's cer ployed by that public agency and also offers services tification. privately; (b) The following acts shall be evidence of wrong . (19) exercising undue influence on the client, pa ful actions or lack of good moral character: tient, or student, including the promotion of the sales (1) Knowingly engaging in fraudulent or misleading of services, goods, appliances, or drugs, in such man advertising; ner as to exploit the patient, client or student for the (2) practicing psychology in an incompetent man· financial gain or personal gratification of the practi ner; tioner or of a third party; (~) misrepresenting professional competency by of (20) directly or indirectly offering, giving, solicit fenng to perform services that are clearly unwarranted ing, receiving, or agreeing to receive any fee or other on the basis of education, training, or experience; consideration to or from a third party for the referral of (4) performing professional services inconsistent a client or patient or in connection with the perform with training, education, or experience; ance of professional services; (5) conviction of a crime resulting from or relating (21) permitting any person to share in the fees for to the licensee's professional practice of psychology; professional services, other than a partner, employee, (6) reporting distorted, erroneous, or misleading an associate in a professional firm, or a consultant psychological information; authorized to practice the same profession; (7) taking credit for work not personally performed; (22) making claims of professional superiority (8) practicing of psychology while under the influ which cannot be substantiated by the certified psy ence of alcoholic beverages or using drugs in an abu chologist; sive manner; (23) abandoning or neglecting a client or patient (9) failing to obtain written, informed consent from under and in need of immediate professional care a client or patient, or the client's or patient's legal without making reasonable arrangements for the con~ representative or representatives, before electroni· tinuation of that care, or abandoning a group practice, cally recording sessions with that client or patient, or hospital clinic or other health care facility without before releasing information to a third party concern reasonable notice and under circumstances which ing the client or patient, except as required by law; seriously impair the delivery of professional care to (10) making sexual advances or engaging in sexual' clients or patients; activities with clients, patients, or students of that (24) failing to maintain a record for each client or psychologist; patient which accurately reflects the client or patient (11) failure to provide clients or patients with a c?ntact with the practitioner. Unless otherwise pro description of what the client or patient may expect in VIded by law, all client or patient records shall be the way of tests, consultation, reports, fees, billing, retained for at least two years after the date of tenni therapeutic regimen, or schedule; nation of the contact or contacts; (12) failing to pro\'ide clients or patients with a (25) failing to exercise appropriate supervision over description of possible effects of proposed treatment persons with whom the psychologist has a supervisory when there are clear and established risks to the client relationship; or patient; ' (26) failing to notify the board within a reasonable (13) failing to inform the c;lient or patient of any time that a practitioner or teacher of psychology is, in (conlln..,d) -41- the judgment of the certified psychologist, practicing (h) An ongoing record of supervision shall be or teaching psychology in violation of the laws or maintained which details the type of activities in regulations regulating psychnlogy; which the uncertified assistant is engaged, and the (27) guaranteeing that satisli1ction or a cure will level of competence in each, which may be reviewed result from the performance of professional services; by the board. (Authorized by and implementing K.S.A. (28) continuing or ordering tests, treatment, or use 74-5314, 74-5344; effective May 1, 1982; amended of treatment facilities not warranted by the condition May 1, 1984,) of the client or patient; or (29) claiming or using any secret or special method 102·1·12. Educationalrcquirements. In orderfor a doctor's degree to comply with the requirement that of treatment or diagnostic technique which the cer the person has received a doctor's degree pursuant to tified psychologist refuses to divulge to the board. K.S.A. 74-5310(c), consideration shall be given to (Authorized by and implementing K.S.A. 74-7507; ef whether the program is approved by the American fective May 1, 1982; amended May 1, 1984.) Psychological Association or, if the program is not so 102·1·11. Supervision of uncertified assistants. (a) approved, whether the program meets the standards To utilize uncertified assistants for psychological ser for approval of the American Psychological Associa· vices, the certified psychologist shall: lion as of January 1, 1983, and: (a) Whether the train (1) Provide direct and continuing administrative ing is in a doctoral program of studies offered by an and professional supervision to the uncertified assist institution of higher education which is regionally ant; accredited by an accrediting agency that is substan (2) be vested with administrative control over the tially equivalent to those accrediting agencies which functioning of uncertified assistants to maintain ulti accredit the universities in Kansas; mate responsibility for the welfare of every client or (h) Whether the program, wherever it is adminis patient; tratively housed, is clearly identified and specified in (3) have sufficient contact with all clients or pa pertinc;mt institutional catalogs as having the intent to tients in order to plan effective and appropriate ser- · educate and train psychologists; vice and define procedures. The certified psychologist (c) Whether the program stands as a recognized, shall also be available to the patient or client for coherent organizational entity within the university; emergency consultation and intervention; (d) Whether there is clear authority and primary (4) provide the uncertified assistant with only work responsibility within the program for the core and assignments which are commensurate with the skills emphasis areas of psychology; of that assistant; (e) Whether the program, wherever it is adminis· (5) plan all procedures to be used by the uncertified tratively housed, is an organized sequence of study assistant and inform the assistant of those plans; planned, by those responsible for the training pro· (6) provide space for uncertified assistants in the gram, to provide an integrated educational experi same physical setting as themselves, unless otherwise ence; approved and authorized by the board; (f) Whether there is an identifiable full-time faculty, (7) make all public announcements of fees and ser and a person responsible for the program, whether vices. The certified psychologist shall be solely re· those individuals are licensed, certified, or certifiable sponsible for all correspondence with other profes at the doctoral level to engage in the practice of sionals; psychology and whether the student's major advisor is (8) set and collect all fees; a member of the psychology faculty; (9) countersign all requests for payments for ser (g) Whether the program has an identifiable body of vices performed by the uncertified assistant. By so students who are matriculated in that program for a doing a psychologist shall be deemed to have estab degree, with residency · requirements substantially lished a supervisory relationship pursuant to this sec equivalent to those requirements at the state univer· tion; sities in Kansas; (10) have not more than three full-time uncertified (h) Whether the program includes appropriate assistants in the certified psychologist's employ, if the practicum, internship, field or laboratory training; certified psychologist is in independent practice; (i) Whether the curriculum encompasses a mini (11) establish and maintain a level of supervisory mum of three academic years of full-time graduate contact sufficient to insure the welfare of clients or study, including at least one continuous academic year patients seen by the uncertified assistant and provide of fnll-time residency at the university granting the the board with documentation attesting to that level of degree; supervision for board review and approval; 0) Whether the progra·m requires each student to (12) notify the board within 60 days of those indi demonstrate competency in some manner which indi· viduals who are serving as uncertified assistants. This cates varying degrees of mastery in each of the fol notification shall include the name, the education of, lowing substantive content areas. The program shall and duties assigned to each uncertified assistant; and require a minimum of three or more graduate semester (13) be responsible for all psychological services hours or five or more graduate quarter hours in each of performed by the uncertified assistant, and be solely the following four core substantive areas: responsible for interpretation of psychological assess (1) The biological bases of behavior, including such ments on all patit~nts or clients. (conllnued) -42- courses as physiological psychology, comparative uments, including course catalogues and announce psychology, neuropsychology, sensation and percep ments of program standards and admission descrip tion, psychopharmacology; tions, requirements that are in part or in full based on (2) The cognitive-affective bases of behavior, in objective, standardized achievement tests and mea cluding such courses as learning, thinking, motivation, sures which are substantially equivalent to those of emotion; the state universities of Kansas; (3) The social bases of behavior including such (q) Whether the program includes ongoing objec courses as social psychology, group processes, organi tive review and evaluation of student learning and zational and systems theory; and progress and reports this in the form of grades on the (4) The individual differences, including such official transcript; courses as personality theory, human development, (r) Whether the program includes an objective abnormal psychology; comprehensive examination in general psychology (k) Whether the training program requires at least and the area of emphasis in psychology and whethe~ 90 hours of formal graduate study in the psychology the program requires that the applicant pass both program in which the applicant shows satisfactory examinations before the awarding of the doctoral de achievement as demonstrated in some manner which gree; indicates varying degrees of mastery on the transcript. (s) Whether each student is required to initiate, At least 60 of those hours shall be distributed among prepare, conduct, and report original research as part the four core areas as set forth in subsection (i) and in of the graduation requirements; the following five areas: (t) Whether the institution offering the graduate (1) scientific and professional ethics and standards; program has available equipment and resources, in (2) research design and methodology; cluding suitable scientific and practica facilities, and (3) statistics; whether it maintains a library. The equipment, re (4) psychometrics; sources, and the library shall be adequate for the size (5) history and systems. of the student body and the scope of the program (I) Whether at least 60 semester hours of the course offered and shall be substantially equivalent to the work for the doctoral program are clearly designated state universities of Kansas; and on the university transcript as graduate level courses ( u) Whether the. doctoral program is h,oused in other in the program, exclusive of practica, internship and than an academic setting. The board shall prepare and dissertation credits. The number of university exten keep up to date a list of approved programs. No pro sion credits shall not exceed 10 semester hours. The gram shall be considered approved without the formal 60 semester hour credits shall be taken during the action of the board. (Authorized by K.S-.A. 74-7507; period in which the applicant is matriculated in the implementing K.S.A. 74-5310; effective May 1, 1982; doctoral program; amended May 1, 1984.) (m) Whether the course work includes the skill 102·1·13. Fees. Psychology certification fees shall courses appropriate for the applicant's major or area of be: (a) Application, 100 dollars; emphasis. These courses shall constitute at least 30 (b) Renewal, 100 dollars; semester hours of the total 90 semester hours in the (c) Examination, 82 dollars and 50 cents; graduate program; (d) Late renewal penalty, one dollar for each 30 (n) Whether the program requires, before intern days of delay beyond July 1; ship training, completion of that program's internship (e) Temporary, 15 dollars; or training prerequisites and requires, for an emphasis (0 Reinstatement, 100 dollars. (Authorized by and area, prior training and course work in that area. If the implementing K.S.A. 74-5310, 74-5311, 74-5316, 74- program has an applied emphasis including clinical 5319, 74-5320, 74-5339; effective May 1, 1982; psychology, counseling psychology, school psychol amended May 1, 1984.) ogy or industrial-organizational psychology, then the training shall also include a set of coordinated practica 102·1·14. Psychological group service. Agencies, and internship training exercises which total at least associations. or other groups providing psychological two semesters in the practica setting in addition to the services shall include the name or names of the cer one year of internship. The supervised training in the tified psychologist or psychologists providing or su application of skills related to areas of emphasis shall pervising the services on psychological reports, insur be performed in an organized setting necessary to ance forms, or other official documents and qualify for professional experiences as required by advertisements. (Authorized by K.S.A. 74-7507; im· K.A.R. 102-1-5; plementing K.S.A. 74-5302; effective May 1, 1982; (o) Whether the program includes principles of amended May 1, 1984.) professional ethics in regard to both the use of assess 102·1·15. Continuing education. (a) Applicants for ment and intervention techniques and with regard to renewal of certification shall have earned 10 continu the confidentiality of interviews and records. The ing education units in the two years preceding appli program shall also include ethical principles such as cation for renewal. The required number of continu those pertaining to research with human subjects, the ing education units shall be pro-rated for periods of obligations to parents and the institutions; renewal which are less than the full two years, using (p) Whether the program advertises in official doc- {continued) -43- the ratio of 2.5 continuing education units for each six an agency or institution other than where the psy months since the date of certification or most recent chologist is employed. renewal. (e) Each individual certified psychologist shall be (b) One academic semester credit hour is equiva responsible for maintaining personal continuing edu lent to 1.5 continuing education units. cation records. The board may provide forms for the -" (c) Continuing education creJits counting toward recording of continuing education activities. Personal the required 10 units shall be distributed over the records of participation in continuing education activ following categories of activities so that at least three ities shall be submitted to thl' board at the time the 10 categories are reprcsentcJ, and with a maximum of units are completed, or no later than 60 days prior to five units in any one category. The categories shall be: the date the current certification expires. (I) Activities which are sponsored, accredited or (0 In determining whether a claimed continuing conducted by educational institutions, by professional education activity will be allowed, the board may associations, or by private institutions which are na require any psychologist to demonstrate that the con tionally or regionally accredited for training; tent was clearly related to psychology, or to verify that (2) activities conducted by agencies and groups psychologist's participation in any claimed (or re which do not meet the require!flents of national or ported) activity. Failure to comply with this require regional accreditation, if the content is clearly related ment may result in the board's disallowing of the to the enhancement of psychology skills and knowl claimed credit. edge; (g) Applicants who submit continuing education (3) presentation of courses, workshops, or other for documentation which fails to meet the required 10 mal training activities, when the content is clearly units may request an extension from the board. The related to the enhancement of psychology skills and request shall include a plan for completion of the knowledge. Continuing education credit shall be al continuing education requirements. The board may lowed only for the initial presentation. A maximum of grant an extension which shall not exceed six months. two continuing education units shall be allowed for (h) At least two and one-half units of the required 10 providing supervision. A maximum of two units shall units shall be clearly related to the applicant's area of be allowed for receiving supervision; emphasis. (4) publications and professional presentations. (i) The board may sign contractual agreements with One and one-half units may be claimed for each pub sponsors of continuing education activities. (Autho lication or book chapter authored by the applicant and rized by and implementing K.S.A. 74-7507; effective one unit may be claimed for each scientific or profes May 1, I984.) sional paper presented; and MARY ANN GABEL (5) non-supervised, self-programmed activities. Executive Secretary Such activities include, but are not limited to, the following: (A) Self-instruction. The maximum number of units allowed shall be two units; (B) preparation by the applicant for a specialty board examination. The maximum number of units allowed shall be two units and shall be allowed only for the applicant's initial preparation for such an ex· ami nation; (C) partiCipation in quality care, client or patient diagnosis review conferences, treatment utilization reviews, peer review, case consultation with another certified psychologist, or other quality assurance committees or activities. The maximum number of units allowed in this sub-category shall be one unit; (D) participation in professional organizations, if the organization's goals are clearly related to the en hancement of psychology values, skills, and knowl edge. Such participation may include, but is not lim ited to, holding office or serving on committees of the organization. The maximum continuing education credit allowed shall be one unit; and, (E) receiving personal psychotherapy which is pro vided by a licensed or certified mental health pro vider. A maximum of one continuing education unit •hall be allowed for personal therapy. (d) If continuing education credits are claimed within paragraph (I) of this regulation, at least one fifth shall have been earned in activities sponsored by -44- GUIDELINES FOR CONTINUING EDUCATION
K~A~R~ 102-1-lS(c) "Continuing education credits counting toward the required lO (100 hours) units shall be distributed over the following categories of activities so that at least three categories are repre sented, and with a maximum of five (50 hours) units in any one category. The categories shall be:" CATEGORY 1 - MAXIMUM 50 HouRs (5 UNITS)
K1 A, R, 102-1-15 ( C -1) "Activities t.Jhich are sponsored, accredited or con ducted by educational institutions, by professional associations, or by private institutions which are nationally or regionally accredited for training. "
Activities in this category are sponsored or accredited by such groups as the Kansas Psychological Association, the Midwest Psychological Association (any of the regional psychological associations or state psychological associations), the American Psychological Association or activities offered by other disciplines/associations wherein the content is specifically and directly related to psychology. Such organizations might include those for nurses, physicians, social workers, activity therapists, and the like. These activities include workshops, seminars, and other events that are advertised as continuing education offerings
by these organizations/associations. >
Documentation of participation in CATEGORY 1 activities will include or be in the form of a letter from the offering institution/agency/ association indicating the title of the activity, the presenter, the num ber of hours, and the type of association. CATEGORY 2 - MAXIMUM 50 HouRs (5 UNITs)
K1 A, R1 102-1-15 ( C-2) "Activities conducted by agencies and groups which do not meet the requirements of national or regional accreditation, if the content is clearly related to the enhancement of psychology skills and knowledge. " Activities in this category are identified as nonsponsored or nonaccredited activities. These activities are presented or conducted by agencies or groups which do not meet the CATEGORY 1 requirements. Basi cally, these activities are seminars, workshops, and inservice training sessions held in various agencies or offices where the content and the structure is clearly related to psychology, but the provider has not sought external accreditation for the activity: typically an internally provided event including book and journal clubs, and staff enrichment activities.
The distinction between CATEGORY 1 and CATEGORY 2 is that CATEGORY 1 activities carry formal accreditation and CATEGORY 2 tends to be in-house activities provided by groups that have not sought accreditation.
Written documentation from the sponsoring institution or agency should include details regarding dates, agency providing the activity, hours, and nature of activity. -45- There may be instances where an agency will be providing continuing education credit in both categories. For example: a private psychiatric hospital could be providing a four-day workshop that is approved for social work, the American Psychological Association, the American Medical Association, etc., and be CATEGORY l credit. Within that same agency, a staff psychologist could be requesting CATEGORY 2 credit for attending an on-going case conference about a psychological topic for which the agency did not seek external credit, but that is clearly continuing education activity.
CATEGORY 3 - MAXIMUM 50 HouRs (5 UNITs)
K.A.R, 102-l-15(c-3) 11PY.esentation of courses, workshops, or other formal training activi.ties, when the content is clearly related to the enhance ment of psychology skills and knowledge. Continuing education credit shall be allowed only for the initial presentation. A maximum of two continuing education units (20 hours) shall be allowed for providing super vision. A maximum of two units (20 hours) shall be allowed for receiving supervision. 11
Activities in this category are teaching, supervising, and pro viding other training activities. This activity is presentation of courses, workshops, and other types of training activities with the content being clearly related to psychology. Included herein is college course prepara tion and teaching. It should be noted that in all cases of presentation, credit can be claimed only for the first presentation of a course, work shop, etc.
Credit for the presentation of the workshops, etc., will be allowed for the actual contact time of the presentation; i.e. , if a psychologist is teaching an 8-hour workshop that provides 3 hours in the morning, 3 hours in the afternoon, and 2 hours in the evening, the psycho logist should receive credit for the full 8 hours of presentation. The psychologist may not c1 aim credit for preparatory time. l'lhen the content is clearly related to psychological knowledge and skills, it does not matter for what group the workshop or the course is offered, only the content is relevant.
Documentation includes, in the case of a course, a course outline or a course description. If the activity was a college course, the descrip tion of that course from the college catalog should be provided. The focus is, again, on the content, which shall be relevant to psychological know ledge and/or skills. The emphasis is on the first-time presentation of such activities so that someone who has developed and presented a course in 1984 at the university and then again teaches the course in 1985 will not be allowed continuing education credit for both presentations.
Supervision of students or uncertified assistants--maximum of 20 hours (2 units). Supervision under these circumstances would constitute the provision of continuing education to the student, intern, post-doctoral resident, etc. Documentation surrounding the provision of supervision would be in the form of identifying the individual being supervised and the dates on which supervision is provided. Supervision need not be restricted to psychologists or psychology students but may include representatives of other disciplines being supervised in an activity which is clearly psycho logical in nature, for example; supervision of a psychiatric resident or a social work student in psychotherapy would constitute appropriate claim
-46- of credit under this category. Credit given is for direct hours of con tact that are counted so that if 10 hours of superv1s1on over a 2-year period are claimed, there should be 10 one-hour episodes of supervision documented by providing dates of supervisory contacts.
CATEGORY 4 - MAXIMUM oF 50 HouRs (5 UNITs) K,A,R. J.Q2-.l-15(c-4) "Publications and professional presentations. One and one-half units (15 hours) may be claimed for each publication or book chapter authored by the applicant and one unit (10 hours) may be claimed for each scientific or professional paper presented."
The documentation within this category may be: a full copy of the article as published, a letter from the publisher indicating acceptance of the article, or a copy of the article with an accompanying letter (a photocopy of the letter sent to the publisher). It should be noted that in this category, one may not claim double c~edit for presentation of a publication.
Appearances on talk shows, question and answer sessions on public television or radio, etc., will not be given credit. Nor should a psychologist be given credit for listening to them. Writing newspaper columns, appearing on talk shows, making television appearances, etc., constitute a display of professional competence, not an acti~ity designed to further the psychologist's continuing education.
CATEGORY 5 - MAXIMUM OF 50 HOURS (5 UNITS) K• A • R • 102-1-15 (c-5) "Non-supervised, self-programmed activities. Such activities include, but are not limited to, the follmdng:"
CATEGORY A - Self-Instruction:
K.A.R. 102-1-15(c-5A) '~elf-insti'Uction. The maximum number of units allowed shall be two units (20 hours)."
These activities include journal reading, book reading, etc. Documentation shall include reference of the materials read.
CATEGORY B - Preparation for Specialty Board Exams: K.A.R. l02-1-15(c-5B) "Pr>epai'ation by the applicant for a specialty board examination. The maximum number of units allowed shall be two units (20 hours) and shall be allowed only for the applicant's initial preparation for such an examination."
This activity includes preparation for a specialty board examina tion. Exams of this nature would include those which are provided by the American Board of Professional Psychology, the Academy of Child and Family Therapists, etc.
Documentation includes the name of the examination for which the psychologist is preparing and the intended time of the year in which the examination is intended to be taken. Passage of the examination is not necessary for the claiming of credit. However, it is to be noted only the initial period of preparation can be claimed for credit. -47- CATEGORY C
K.A.R. 102-1-15(c-5C) "Far>ticipation in quality car>e~ client or> patient diagnosis r>eview confer>ences, tr>eatment utilization r>eviews, peer> r>eview, case consultation with another> cer>tified psychologist, or> other> quality assur>ance committees or> activities. The maximum number> of units allowed in this sub-categor>y shall be one unit (10 hours)."
Activities of this nature require the review of peers, of activities, or of agencies that are related to diagnosis treatment typically of patients/clients. Do~umentation shall include dates on which these meetings occurred. Documentation of case consultation with another psychologist shall include the name of the other psychologist and the dates on which the consultations took place.
CATEGORY D - Participation in Professional Organizations
K.A.R. 102-1-15(c-5D) "Participation in pr>ofessional organizations, if the organization's goals are clearly related to the enhancement of psycho logy values, skills, and_knowledge. Such participation may include, but is not limited to, holding office or ser>ving on committees of the or>ganiza tion. The maximum continuing education credit allowed shall be one unit (10 hours)."
Documentation shall include the photocopy of the letter of appointment to committees, a photocopy of the holding of the office of an organization, or a photocopy of that organization's or association's pub lication indicating the psychologist is an elected officer or official of that group.
CATEGORY E - Personal Psychotherapy K.A.R. 102-1-15(c-5E) "Receiving personal psychotherapy which is provided by a licensed or cer>tified mental health provider>. A maximum of one con tinuing education unit (10 hours) shall be allowed for> per>sonal therapy."
Documentation shall include the name of the therapist and the schedule of appointments. Personal therapy shall include individual psycho therapy, group psychotherapy, and counseling. Personal psychotherapy as it is intended refers to individual and not family per se, although occasion may be made for any for psychotherapy in which the psychologist is engaged. Uses of this category may require an evaluation review.
K,A,R, 102-l-15(n) "If continuing education credits ar>e claimed within par>a graph (1) of this r>egulation, at least one-fifth shall have been earned in activities sponsor>ed by an agency or institution other> than where the psychologist is employed."
K.A.R . .102-l-15(H) States that "At least two and one-half units (25 hours) of the r>?.quir>ed 10 units (100 hours) shall be clearly r>elated to the applicant's ar>ea of emphasis." Therefore, it will be necessary for you to indicate on the report ing forms those activities which directly relate to your area of emphasis. -48- '
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