Faculty Credentials

Justin P Allen (F) - Vita

Jeffrey S Anastasi (F) - Vita

• Peer-reviewed publications related to teaching.
• Peer-reviewed publications in various topics related to memory, cognitive psychology, forensic psychology, and human factors.
• Numerous presentations at national and international conferences on various topics related to memory, forensic issues, and cognitive psychology.
• Presented with the "Outstanding Commitment to Students" award at Arizona State University (Spring 2004)
• Nominated and voted as a full-member of the Psychonomic Society (Fall 2006).

Jaime Lynn Anderson (F) - Vita

• Numerous peer reviewed publications in the area of assessment

Courtney Swisher Banks (F) - Vita

Leamon Lacy Bazil (F) - Vita

Harris B Bechtol (P) - Vita

Marcus T Boccaccini (F) - Vita

• Psychometrics- more than 30 peer reviewed publications
• Psychology/law and forensic psychology- 80 peer reviewed publications
• Clinical psychology- more than 60 peer-reviewed publications

Jennifer Katherine Boland (P) - Vita

• Currently enrolled in the SHSU Clinical Psychology Doctoral program

Maria Del Pi Botero Jaramillo (F) - Vita

Denise Roberts Boyd (P) - Vita

Michael Clyde Boyle (P) - Vita

• Clinical director in Chemical Dependence Rehabilitation hospital for 21/2 years
• Licensed Professional Counselor with Supervisor status
• Private practice in family and individual therapy since 1982

Thomas John Brommage (F) - Vita

Amos J. Bruce (F) - Vita

• Publication in peer-reviewed journals
• Licensure as Psychologist
• Presentations at state and regional conferences

Aleha Buffaloe Cantu (P) - Vita

Charles R Carlson (F) - Vita

Alan C Clune (F) - Vita

Mary A. Conroy (F) - Vita

• Texas license #2-1699ABPP in Forensic Psychology #4241
• Peer-reviewed publications and presentations in Psychology
• Board Certified in forensic psychology (ABPP)

James William Crosby (F) - Vita

• Publication in peer-reviewed journals on topics related to school psychology.
• Licensed Specialist in School Psychology (Texas)
• Nationally Certified School Psychologist
• Licensed Psychologist (Texas)

Donna M Desforges (F) - Vita

• Publications in Tier I peer-reviewed journals in Social Psychology
• University Excellence in Scholarship at University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point
• University Excellence in Teaching Award at University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point

Frank K. Fair (P) - Vita

John P Gaa (P) - Vita

Stuart West Gurley (F) - Vita

Marsha J Harman (F) - Vita

• Licensed Psychologist, Licensed Specialist in School Psychology, Licenses Professional Counselor, Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist, National Register of Health Service Providers in Psychology
• Private practice from 1993 to Present
• Texas Psychological Association Outstanding Educator Award 2000, College of Education and Applied Science Outstanding Teaching Award 2004
• Chapters in edited books, Peer-reviewed articles in regional and national journals
• Research paper presentations & continuing education presentations at regional and national conferences

Craig E Henderson (F) - Vita

• Texas Licensed Psychologist
• Excellence in Teaching Award, Department of Psychology, 2005-2006, 2006-2007
• Principal Investigator, Family Centered Substance Abuse Treatment, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Association (TI17817)
• National Institutes of Health Clinical Research Loan Repayment Program
• Early Career Investigator Award, College on Problems of Drug Dependence
• Publications in Tier I peer-reviewed journals
• Editorial Board, Journal of Family Psychology, Psychology of Addictive Behaviors
• SHSU Excellence in Research, 2014
• Principal Investigator, Integrative Data Analysis of Gender and Ethnic Differences in MDFT RCTs, National Institute on Drug Abuse (DA029089)
• Grant Reviewer, National Institutes of Health, Fellowships: Risk, Prevention, and Health Behavior
• SHSU Outstanding Graduate Advisor, 2017

Samantha Michelle Holdren (P) - Vita

Nicholas Alan Kavish (P) - Vita

• Currently enrolled in the SHSU Clinical Psychology Doctoral program
• PSYC 1301 TA for the Fall 2017/Spring 2018
• Graduate teaching assistants have at least 18 graduate hours in the teaching discipline. Each is directly supervised by qualified faculty and receive in service training and periodic evaluation.

Hillary Anne Langley (F) - Vita

• Numerous presentations at national and international conferences on topics related to Developmental Psychology
• Peer-reviewed publications in top-tier Developmental Psychology journals
• Maintains an active program of research with graduate and undergraduate student research assistants examining the impact of parenting on a number of child-outcomes (e.g., gratitude, memory, well-being)

Danielle Kathryn Langlois (F) - Vita

Thomas Herbert Lanthorn (P) - Vita

Jessica Ruth Lee (F) - Vita

Tessa Albaran Long (P) - Vita

• Graduate teaching assistants have at least 18 graduate hours in the teaching discipline. Each is directly supervised by qualified faculty and receive in service training and periodic evaluation.
• Currently enrolled in the SHSU Clinical Psychology Doctoral program
• PSYC 1301 TA for the Fall 2017/Spring 2018

Ian K McDaniel (F) - Vita

Rowland Spence Miller (P) - Vita

• Edwin B. Newman Research Award from Psi Chi and the American Psychological Association
• Recognition as a Fellow of the Association for Psychological Science
• Co-author of the monograph "Social Psychology and Dysfunctional Behavior: Origins, Diagnosis, and Treatment" (Leary & Miller, 1986)
• Author of the monograph "Embarrassment: Poise and Peril in Everyday Life" (Miller, 1996)
• Author of the text "Intimate Relationships" (Miller, 2018)
• First author of 21 book chapters
• Author of first tier, peer-reviewed empirical journal articles
• Recognition as a Fellow of the Society for Personality and Social Psychology
• Named a Piper Professor or 2016 by the Minnie Stevens Piper Foundation
• Recipient of the Teaching Award from International Association for Relationship Research
• Named a University Distinguished Professor in 2016

Benjamin Mitchell-Yellin (F) - Vita

David V Nelson (F) - Vita

• Licensed Psychologist since 1986
• National Register of Health Service Providers in Psychology
• Diplomate in Clinical Health Psychology, American Board of Professional Psychology
• One-year, full-time postdoctoral training program in behavioral medicine and pain management
• Former Director of Neuropsychology Laboratory, County-State Psychiatric Hospital
• Former Director of Psychological Services at Multidisciplinary Pain Management Centers in academic medical centers
• Practice of Clinical Psychology since 1986
• Publications in peer-reviewed journals of articles and book chapters regarding aspects of clinical psychology, clinical health psychology (especially biopsychosocial aspects of pain, cancer survivorship, and cardiovascular disease), and clinical neuropsychology
• Grant Reviewer on multiple grant review study groups/special emphasis panels, etc., National Institutes of Health
• Presentations at numerous scientific society meetings regarding biopsychosocial aspects of health (e.g., pain, cancer survivorship) and clinical neuropsychology (with corresponding published abstracts in peer-reviewed journals associated with the various scientific societies)
• Two-year post-graduate course in clinical psychopharmacology through Texas A&M University
• One-year, full-time internship in clinical neuropsychology

Ramona M Noland (F) - Vita

• I have worked as a school psychologist in 3 states for the past 10 years.
• I am licensed as a psychologist in both TX and CO, and am licensed to practice in the schools in both TX and CO.
• Dr. Noland is maintaining an active research program in the area of Human Sexuality, and currently has one publication on childhood sexuality, one publication under review, a manuscript in progress and another project in data collection. All of these projects are directly related to the course she teaches in Human Sexuality. Further, Dr. Noland is a frequent invited speaker for student and other local organizations covering various sexuality topics of interest.
• Dr. Noland's research program encompasses a variety of areas related to school psychology, with her primary interests, and ensuing publications, covering the assessment of English language learners and children with autism spectrum disorders.

Chelsea Gilts Ratcliff (F) - Vita

• Peer-reviewed publications related to the identification and treatment of mental health problems.
• Licensed Psychologist in the State of Texas (#37451)

Ellen E Reinhard (P) - Vita

• PSYC 1301 TA for the Fall 2017/Spring 2018

Brittany Elizabeth Ridge (P) - Vita

Lauren Jade Ryan (P) - Vita

• PSYC 1301 TA for the Fall 2017/Spring 2018
• Graduate teaching assistants have at least 18 graduate hours in the teaching discipline. Each is directly supervised by qualified faculty and receive in service training and periodic evaluation.

Temilola Kudirat Salami (F) - Vita

• Publications in book chapters and peer-reviewed journals related to clinical psychology
• Clinical mentor award nominee at the University of Georgia; Cultural diversity research award granted at the University of Georgia

Glenn M Sanford (F) - Vita

Bradley Allen Seaberg (F) - Vita

T C Sim (F) - Vita

Katie Elizabeth Stockdale (F) - Vita

Diane Stoebner-May (F) - Vita

Jorge G Varela (F) - Vita

• Licensed Psychologist (Texas State Board of Examiners in Psychology)
• Multiple publications related forensic and multicultural psychology
• Practicing psychologist for eight years in the U.S. Air Force before appointment to the SHSU faculty

Amanda Cristina Venta (F) - Vita

• Licensed Psychologist in Texas
• More than 40 peer-reviewed publications and 100 presentations centered on youth and family clinical psychology

Christopher Wilson (P) - Vita

• Publications in Tier-I peer-reviewed journals in Psychology.
• Peer-reviewed publications in various topics related to mother-infant interactions, effects of psychoactive agents on developing animals, neurotransmitter mechanisms in developing animals.
• Consultant for the Houston Police Department on Gangs and on Prescription Drug Abuse.
• Nominated and voted as a fellow of the Psychonomic Society (Spring 1988)
• Numerous presentations at national and international conferences on various topics related neurotransmitter mechanisms in mammals.

David Eugene Wright (F) - Vita