College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences Faculty Accomplishments Academic Year 2016-2017

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College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences

Faculty Accomplishments Academic Year

2016-2017

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Table of

CAHSS Faculty Accomplishments

Department of Conflict Resolution Studies

Academic Year 2016-2017

1. Community Engagement

Faculty Brief Description of Community Engagement

Bertha K. Amisi Guest Lecturer at the Frost School of Music, University of Miami. Invited by Dr. Brent Swanson, Lecturer, Department of Musicology to present on connections between music and peace. Presentation titled “The Music of Peace.” About 20 undergraduate students (music majors) attended. As part of my introduction, I informed students about the Department of Conflict Resolution Studies and distributed department fliers to the students.

Elena Bastidas Develop trainings and provided capacity building assessment to

Grassroots organizations in Valle del Cauca, Colombia

Mark Cavanaugh Committee to restore the Atlantic City Boardwalk Hall Organ (this is the largest and loudest musical instrument in the world).

Conducted a concert with the Bohuslav Philharmonic (Zlin, Czech Republic) featuring music of Beethoven and Dvorak in August 2017.

Served on Athletic Hall of Fame committee

Cheryl Duckworth PFRDG grant submitted on youth interfaith dialog with BCPS—

funded April 2017 Alexia

Georgakopoulos

Work in conjunction with Broward Crime Commission and James DePelisi, President.

Involved in regular conferences and ongoing initiatives on crime prevention, illicit narcotics, at risk youth, and adult bullying. Neil Katz with

Katherine Sosa

Lifelong Learning Lecture on The Emergence of the Emotionally

Intelligent Leader

Neil Katz, assisted by Nekeisha Bascombe and Peter Toker

AMADEUS- Emotional Intelligence

Neil Katz, assisted by Nekeisha Bascome,

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Michelle Thomas-Maison

Neil Katz, assisted by Michelle Thomas-Maison, Onur Yuskel, Sidre Price, Peter Toker, Peren Sambuncu , Kristal Garcia, Ashley Johnson

College of Optometry Mini-MBA – Negotiation Skills

Neil Katz, assisted by Nekeisha Bascombe, Annette Taylor-Spence and Debra Dauphin-Jones

Cleveland Clinic—Emotional Intelligence

Neil Katz, assisted by Nekeisha Bascombe,

Pharmacy Group on Emotional Intelligence

Neil Katz, assisted by Katherine Sosa

Cox Communications—Emotional Intelligence: The Competitive Advantage

Neil Katz, assisted by Michelle Ward

Department of Defense Comptrollers—Dispute Resolution for Public Managers

Neil Katz, assisted by Suzette Henry Campbell

AQUA America Regional Conference of Business Development and State Representatives in Philadelphia—Enhancing Emotional Intelligence in Negotiation

2. Sponsored Research

Faculty Title of Sponsored

Research Award

Award Amount Brief Description of

Research Project Joyce Avotri Wuaku “We worry too much!”

Ghanaian Women’s Own Accounts of their Health Problems

$3000 Research on Ghanaian

women’s own accounts of their health problems

Elena Bastidas Fundacion

Funecorobles Grant

$6,000 Develop trainings and

provided capacity building assessment to Grassroots organizations in Valle del Cauca, Colombia

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Cheryl Duckworth Youth Leadership for Conflict Resolution

Co-PI of ARRE grant via Concordia

$14,687

5000 CAD

PFRDG grant submitted on youth interfaith dialog with BCPS

To support 2017 Teaching about Terror, Extremism and Trauma Annual International Symposium

Neil Katz Administrative

Conference of the United States

(ACUS)/chiResolutions

$10,000 The Role and Practice of

Ombudsman in the Federal Government

3. Peer-Reviewed Articles and Creative Works

Amisi, Bertha K. (forthcoming 2018). “Eurocentrism.” In International Encyclopedia of

Intercultural Communication, part of the Wiley-ICA International Encyclopedias of

Communication Series. (Accepted for publication, all proofing completed).

Cooper, R, Winkler, SL, Kairalla, J, Hall, A, Schlesinger, M, Krueger, A and Ludwig, A. Expanded sense of possibilities: qualitative findings from a virtual self-management training for amputees. J Altern Med Res 2017; 9(4):00-00. Accepted Feb 2017.

Duckworth, C. (2016). “Is peace building donor driven? Inside the dynamics and impacts of funding peace.” Journal of Peacebuilding and Development Special Issue. 11 (1). pp. 5-9. “Is there a school to terror pipeline? the case of France.” Journal of Contemporary Issues in Education. 11 (1). pp. 86-96. Under review.

Georgakopoulos, A., C. Duckworth, Y. Silverman and K. Redfering.

“Supporting literacy and peace education with youth: a community mentorship study.”

Neil Katz: Committee for Nonviolent Action accepted for publication in Opposition to War: An

Encyclopedia of United State Peace and Anti-war Movements. Mitchell K. Hall Ed. ABC/CLI.O,

fall, 2016. Higher Education’s Current State of Alternative Dispute Resolution Services for Students (with Linda N. Kovack), Journal of Conflict Management, Vol. 4, No. 1 Winter, 2016. An Innovative Approach for Conflict Resolution Preparation: Overt and Covert Dynamics (with Katherine J. Sosa and Suzzette A. Harriott), Conflict Resolution Quarterly, Vol. 34, No. 2 winter, 2016. Head researcher on 600 page report on The Nature and Value of Ombudsmen in Federal

Agencies, submitted to the Administrative Conference of the United States (ACUS) to have

recommendations to the United States Congress, fall 2016. Organizational impact analysis of the training program Birth Order Type Habits Model: Leadership and Teamwork. (co-author with Pavel Mischenko and Adam Lowe). Personality Formation Journal, 2017.

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Lilyea, B., Cooper, R., Rice, J., DuPraw, M., & Allsop, S. R. (2016). Conducting a systematic literature review on water-related attitudes, behaviors, and stakeholder engagement

approaches in Florida: Strategies and tools. The International Journal of Interdisciplinary Social Sciences: Annual Review, Volume 11, pp.87-102.

Ismael Muvingi, “Donor-Driven Transitional Justice And Peacebuilding” Journal of Peacebuilding

& Development Vol. 11 , Iss. 1, 2016

Smith-Cavros, E., Avotri-Wuaku, J., Wuaku, A. and A. Bhullar. 2017. Rural Elders in Agate, Ghana, Discuss the National Healthcare Insurance Scheme. Qualitative Research in Medicine and Health. Volume 1(1): 23-8. Smith-Cavros, E., Avotri-Wuaku, J., Wuaku, A. and A.

Bhullar. (Accepted for publication) 2017. All I Need Is Help to Do Well : Herbs, Medicines, Faith, and Syncretism in the Negotiation of Elder Health Treatment in Rural Ghana.” Journal of

Religion and Health.

Smith-Cavros, E. and G. Almanza. 2016. Journal of Video Ethnography. Manatee Lagoon: Yesterday and today. Peer reviewed film with online publication. Volume 2.

Willgens, A. M., Cooper, R., Jadotte, D., Lilyea, B., Langtiw, C. L., & Obenchain-Leeson, A. (2016). How to Enhance Qualitative Research Appraisal: Development of the Methodological

Congruence Instrument. The Qualitative Report, 21(12), 2380-2395. Retrieved from http://nsuworks.nova.edu/tqr/vol21/iss12/13

Sandra L Winkler, SL, JA Kairalla, Cooper, R, Hall, A, Schlesinger, M, Krueger, A, and Ludwig, A. Comparison of functional benefits of self-management training for amputees under virtual world and e-learning conditions. J Altern Med Res 2017;9(4):00-00. Accepted Feb 2017.

Winkler, SL, Cooper, R, Kraiger, K, Ludwig, A, Krueger, Alice, Gaunaurd, Ignacio, Fisher, A, Kairalla, J, Elliott, S, Wilson, S, and Esquenazi, A. Self-management intervention for amputees in a virtual world environment. J Altern Med Res. 9:2, 00-00, 2017, In Press.

Chang, J.H.Y., Yang, H., Yeh, K.H., & Hsu, S.C. (2016). Developing trust in close personal relationships: Ethnic Chinese’s experiences, Journal of Trust Research, Vol. 6, No. 2,167-193.

CREATIVE WORKS:

Mark Cavanaugh conducted a concert featuring music of Beethoven and Dvorak in August. Conducted ten pre-commencement concert performances with the NSU Festival Orchestra during May, June, and August. Ceremonial music for the commencement ceremonies. My composition "The New Star" (NSU's Alma Mater) performed at all commencements and convocation.

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4. Pedagogical Innovations

Faculty Description of Pedagogical Innovation

Bertha K. Amisi Designing and delivering an Academic Writing course for DCRS

students. This course is offered for the first time by the Department of Conflict Resolution Studies. I developed a course syllabus in collaboration with the Dr. Robin Cooper. Dr. Cooper and Dr. Ismael Muvingi and I, selected the required texts for the course. I organized the course round revising a previous written assignment as a way for students to a) identify the extent to which they addressed the different aspects of academic writing learned, and b) use their learning to address problems identified. Students also studied two articles from Conflict Resolution Quarterly as a first step to their becoming familiar with academic writing styles in the field of conflict resolution. Students had numerous opportunities to share their work and provide constructive feedback. I created these opportunities with the intention for students to a) practice constructive critique using the vocabulary of academic writing and b) form writing groups that support their writing beyond the course.

Contributed to the development of a revised research design and program evaluation course. I initiated meetings with Dr. Mary Hope Schwoebel to collaborate on developing a new syllabus on research and program evaluation. The outcome was an agreement of the major themes to be addressed in the course.

Elena Bastidas Practicum Course on Conflict and International Development

Mark Cavanaugh Developed podcasts and technologically sophisticated video lectures for various online sociology courses. The videos integrate live lectures with original PowerPoint presentations (which are heavily animated).

Neil Katz Adapted Conflict Intervention course CARD 6639 to focus role of

Ombuds, including tools, techniques, and models, as well as a case study.

First to teach Capstone CARM 6450 GE1 – Masters students’

opportunity to bridge theory-and-practice by way of an independent Scholarship of Engagement Project that demonstrates competency in the areas of theory, research and methods (services).

Eileen Smith-Cavros Prepared syllabus and worked with Office of Service Learning to add a service-learning optional component to Introduction to Sociology 1020

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5. Campus-Community Dialog Facilitators

Faculty Name of Campus-Community Dialog

Cooper, Duckworth, Katz, Schwoebel Facilitated and organized campus dialogs on

the political climate after the 2016 elections (Dec 2016 and Feb 2017)

Duckworth Invited to speak on ending hate crimes on

panel sponsored by the Broward Hate Crimes Commission (Feb 2017)

6. Student Organization Advisors and Mentors

Faculty Student Organization Faculty Role

Elena Bastidas CAHSS Graduate SGA Advisor

Duckworth Faculty mentor, Peace

Education Working Group

Mentor

Alexia Georgakopoulos Conflict Resolution

Community of Practice Working Group

Director and facilitator who leads community outreach programs and services with a conflict resolution focus.

Ismael Muvingi Africa Working Group Faculty advisor

7. Books and Book Chapters

BOOK

Elena Bastidas. Conflict and Sustainability in a changing environment: Through the eyes of

Communities. 2017

Robin Cooper (Editor). Peace jobs: A student’s guide to starting a career working for peace.

2016

Robin Cooper (Editor). Sustainable peace in the 21st_{century: Bridging the gap from theory to}

practice by Dilip Kulkarni. 2017

Alexia Georgakopoulos (Editor). Handbook of Mediation: Theory, Research and Practice (2017)

BOOK CHAPTER

Cooper, R, Winkler, SL, Kairalla, J, Hall, A, Schlesinger, M, Krueger, A and Ludwig, A. (2017). Expanded sense of possibilities: qualitative findings from a virtual self-management training for amputees. Rehabilitation: Innovations and Challenges in the Use of Virtual Reality Technologies,

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PM Sharkey and J Merrick (Eds.). In Merrick, J (Ed.) Disability Studies. NY: Nova Science Publishers.

Cooper, R. (2017). Health care mediation: Promoting workplace collaboration and patient safety. In A. Georgakopoulos (Ed.), The mediation handbook: Research, theory and practice. Routledge.

Duckworth, C. (2017). “Sustaining Peer Mediation: Assessing Challenges and Opportunities for Peace Educators.” The Handbook of Mediation. Alexia Georgakopoulos, ed. Routledge.

Neil Katz. Mediation and Dispute Resolution Services in Higher Education in, Alexia Georgakopolis, ed. Routledge Press, 2017.

Ismael Muvingi, "Reclaiming women’s agency in conflict and post-conflict societies: Women’s use of political space in Mozambique, Zimbabwe and South Africa" in Deconstructing Women,

Peace and Security; A Critical Review of Approaches to Gender and Empowerment edited By

Martha Mutisi and Sandra Cheldelin published by the Human Sciences Research Council and ACCORD, 31 Mar 2016

Winkler, SL, Cooper, R., Kraiger, K, Ludwig, A., Kreuger, A, Gaunaurd, I, Fisher, A. Kairalla, J, Elliott, S, Wilson, S, Esquenazi, A. (2016). Self-management intervention for amputees in a virtual world environment. Recent Advances on Using Virtual Reality Technology for

Rehabilitation, PM Sharkey and J Merrick (Eds.). In Merrick, J (Ed.) Disability Studies. NY: Nova

Science Publishers.

Sandra L Winkler, SL, JA Kairalla, Cooper, R, Hall, A, Schlesinger, M, Krueger, A, and Ludwig, A. (2017). Comparison of functional benefits of self-management training for amputees under virtual world and e-learning conditions. Rehabilitation: Innovations and Challenges in the Use of

Virtual Reality Technologies, PM Sharkey and J Merrick (Eds.). In Merrick, J (Ed.) Disability

Studies. NY: Nova Science Publishers.

8. Awards and Recognitions (e.g., STUEYS nominees, service anniversary honorees…)

Faculty Name of Award/Recognition Date Awarded

Dustin Berna Promoted to Associate Professor

Mark Cavanaugh Honored by the city of Kromeriz,

Czech Republic with "Free Passage" to the City, a medieval honor in recognition of my service for and with the Bohuslav Martinu Philharmonic in that city for over twenty years.

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Robin Cooper Faculty Greeter, Graduate Commencement

2017 Commencement

Cheryl Duckworth Invited speaker, NSU

Ambassadors’ Board

Dec. 8, 2016

Neil Katz William Kreidler Award for

Distinguished Service to the Field of Conflict Resolution from the Association for Conflict

Resolution

September 2016

Ismael Muvingi 5 year NSU anniversary

Hooder, Doctoral Candidates

Fall/winter 2016/17

2017 Commencement

Michele Rice Faculty Marshal, Graduate

Commencement

2017 Commencement

9. Leadership in Academic Societies and Professional Associations

Faculty Name of Academic

Society/Professional Association

Faculty Leadership Role

Bertha K. Amisi International Studies

Association (ISA) – Peace Studies Section

Member, Nominations Committee for 2017.

Cheryl Duckworth Co-chair, Peace Education SIG, CIES

Comparative and International Education Society (CIES)

Formed academic panels for 2016 annual conference, organizing elections, SIG member care,

10. Editors, Referees, and Reviewers for Recognized Academic Outlets

Robin Cooper, Senior Editor, The Qualitative Report; Associate Editor, Forum: Qualitative Social

Research

Cheryl Duckworth, Editor in Chief, PCS; Reviews regularly also for the Journal of Peace

Education; Guest Editor, Journal of Peace Building and Development, issue on donor-driven

development, April 2016

Ismael Muvingi, Peace and Conflict Studies Reviewer; PEACE RESEARCH: The Canadian Journal

of Peace and Conflict Studies; Journal of Human Rights; International Journal of Transitional Justice.

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Faculty Description of Contributions to the Popular Press and Social Media

Mark Cavanaugh Posted online approximately fifty comments in response to

articles in The New York Times. Many chosen as "Times Selections."

Cheryl Duckworth Editorial in Sun Sentinel on defeating Trumpism, July 2016

Regularly tweets and posts (blogs) on international conflict resolution and peace education (@cherylduckworth, teachforpeace.blogspot.com)

Alexia Georgakopoulos Interviewed and featured in SWIMMER MAGAZINE, on the

topic of conflict resolution in athletics: a magazine

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CAHSS Faculty Accomplishments

Department of Family Therapy

Academic Year 2016-2017

Boyd, Tommie Collaboration with Dean of HPD and DFT Clinical Director in

developing a DFT Medical Family Therapy Clinic at HPD Clinics. DFT doctoral students provide therapy to patients.

Supervise and consult on medical cases at HPD and supervise students, both in person and live in the room sessions.

Provide support through visitations to community placement sites for DFT masters and doctoral students. Collaborate with Directors and Supervisors at community sites to enhance DFT programs and student internships.

International collaboration with Beijing Normal University and Tianjin Normal University for bi-annual conferences: 3rd

International Forum on Marriage and Family Therapy 2016.

Chenail, Ron Organized the 8th_{TQR Conference on campus in January of 2017}

Flemons, Douglas Flew to DC to participate in an AAMFT-sponsored video to explain

the MFT field to the general public. The resulting video is now on the AAMFT website.

Gave two talks for Broward County libraries. Talked about Taoist ideas and gave attendees an embodied understanding of Taoism through a demonstration of, and participation in, the practice of Tai Chi Ch’uan.

Green, Shelley Stable Place—community partnership resulting in a Ware

Foundation Grant, over 1000 hours of clinical service provision, 4 current and 13 total Family Therapy student internships, and a $50K scholarship from the Quell Foundation.

Hibel, James Galvenizing Galveston Think Tank participant

Marquez, Martha COAMFTE Commissioner, Commission on Accreditation for

Marriage and Family Therapy Education of the American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy.

Subject Matter Expert, AMFTRB, Association for Marriage and

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Standards Review Committee, Commission on Accreditation for

Marriage and Family Therapy Education of the American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy.

Rambo, Anne Continued to take leadership role in collaboration with Broward

county school district with PROMISE Program – this program has reduced recidivism from 50 percent to 10 percent

Research Award

Research Project

Ron Chenail “Usable Remote

Monitoring Technologies: Informal Caregivers’ Perspectives”

$7,300 This grant was

submitted by the College of

Engineering and Computing. Dr. Chenail is assisting with data analysis, manuscript

development, and dissemination of results.

Green, Shelley Examining Equine

Facilitated

Psychotherapy (EFP) as a Complement to Standard Care for Foster Youth in Residential Treatment.

$26,652.00 over 2 years; presently seeking a third year of funding from the Ware Foundation

This project will examine the effects of a 12-week Equine Facilitated

Psychotherapy (EFP) treatment program for at-risk foster care youth in residential treatment. The intervention is designed to lead to increased self-confidence and improved interpersonal relations, as well as a reduction in anxiety and depressive symptoms.

Rambo, Anne PROMISE grant $12,500 annually Renewable grant for

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assist with PROMISE project – goes to a DFT doctoral student

Tommie Boyd: Rambo, A., & Boyd, T. (In press). “Multisystemic family therapy. In J. Lebow, C Chambers A., & Breunlin (Eds.), Encyclopedia of couple and family therapy. New York, New York: Springer.

Jim Hibel: Hibel, J., Duvall, J., Alakbarova, N., Gard, A., Hood, A., Lambert, C., Loucka, C., Pierre, M., Roberts, A., & Tikhonravova, K. (2017).Valuing our values: Short stories of revitalizing traditional work contexts by reclaiming collaborative practices. Journal of Systemic Therapies,

36(1), 25-46.

Anne Rambo: Rambo, A., & Boyd, T. (In press) “Multisystemic family therapy”. In J. Lebow, C Chambers A., & Breunlin (Eds.), Encyclopedia of couple and family therapy. New York, New York: Springer.

Michael Reiter: Reiter, M. D. (2016). A quick guide to case conceptualization in Structural family therapy. Journal of Systemic Therapies, 35(2), 25-37. Reiter, M. D. (2016). Solution-focused sculpting. Journal of Systemic Therapies, 35(3), 30-41.

Flemons, Douglas Recorded a hypnosis demonstration with a

volunteer in front of the class during the first weeks of the semester for course on

Ericksonian Hypnotherapy (Systemic Family Therapy 4). Each class member was assigned a portion of the recording to transcribe,

employing the research methodology of Conversation Analysis. Once their detailed transcripts were accurate, the students uploaded them to a wiki on Blackboard; their combined efforts created a seamless document that accurately depicted the demonstration. For two of the four questions of the final exam for the course, students drew from the wiki to demonstrate their sophisticated understanding of the principles and methods of hypnosis. The

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different facets of the assignment gave the students the opportunity to practice new skills as qualitative process researchers as they developed their expertise in hypnosis.

Hibel, James 3 day Institute taught at Tianjin Normal

University in Mandarin and English

Rambo, Anne Live supervision and training provided on site

at Broward county schools to DFT interns – collaboration with school district events

Flemons, Douglas Attended and actively participated in

Courageous Conversations meetings, which brought together faculty and students

Green, Shelley Ongoing redesign and redevelopment of

Equine Assisted Family Therapy coursework (Intro and Advanced) involving significant experiential, practice-based learning, leading to student internships with Stable Place (13 total master’s and doctoral internships over the past 5 years)

Erolin, Kara Delta Kappa Omicron Chapter/Faculty Advisor

Rambo, Anne MFT Club Advisor

7. Books and Book Chapters Boyd, Tommie V.

Rambo, A., Boyd, T. V., & Marquez, M. G. (2016). The marriage and family therapy career guide:

Doing well while doing good. New York, New York: Routledge

Book Chapters

Boyd, T. V., & Heller, R. (2017). Mediation and collaboration with multiple disciplines: The implementation of systemic theory in alternative dispute resolution. In Georgakopolos, A. (Ed.),

The mediation handbook: Theory, research and practice (pp. 121-129). New York, New York:

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Phelps, K., Kueny, K., Jacobs, B., Boyd, T, Rolland, J., Baird, M., & Zubatsky, J. (2016). Preparing for leadership roles in healthcare settings. In J. Hodgson, A. Lamson, Mendenhall, R., & Crane, D. R. (Eds.), Medical family therapy: Advanced applications (pp. 147-176). New York, New York: Springer.

Flemons, Douglas

Douglas Flemons. Composing social science page-turners. Under contract.

Shelley Green and Douglas Flemons. (Eds.). Quickies: The handbook of brief sex therapy (2nd_Ed.)

In press.

Book Chapters

Douglas Flemons and Shelley Green. “Brief relational couple therapy.” In Encyclopedia of couple

and family therapy. In press.

Douglas Flemons and Shelley Green. “Therapeutic quickies: Brief relational therapy for sexual issues.” In Quickies: The handbook of brief sex therapy (2nd_{ed.). In press.}

Douglas Flemons. “Brief family therapy.” In The SAGE encyclopedia of marriage, family, and

couples counseling. 2017.

Douglas Flemons. “Hypnosis.” In The SAGE encyclopedia of marriage, family, and couples

counseling. 2017.

Douglas Flemons. “Suicide assessment.” In The SAGE encyclopedia of marriage, family, and

couples counseling. 2017.

Douglas Flemons and Shelley Green. “Sex therapy.” In The SAGE encyclopedia of marriage,

family, and couples counseling. 2017.

Green, Shelley

Green, S., & Flemons, D. (Eds.). (In press). Quickies: The handbook of brief sex therapy (2nd_ed.).

Book Chapters

Flemons, D., & Green, S. (in press). “Brief relational couple therapy.” In Encyclopedia of couple

and family therapy.

Flemons, D., & Green, S. (In press). “Therapeutic quickies: Brief relational therapy for sexual issues.” In Quickies: The handbook of brief sex therapy (2nd_ed.).

Flemons, D. (2017. “Brief family therapy.” In The SAGE encyclopedia of marriage, family, and

couples counseling.

Flemons, D. (2017). “Hypnosis.” In The SAGE encyclopedia of marriage, family, and couples

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Flemons, D. (2017). “Suicide assessment.” In The SAGE encyclopedia of marriage, family, and

couples counseling.

Flemons, D., & Green, S., (2017). “Sex therapy.” In The SAGE encyclopedia of marriage, family,

and couples counseling.

Hibel, James

Young, K., Hibel, J., Fernandez, M., & Tartar, J. (2017). Single session therapy and Neuroscience: Scaffolding and social engagement. In M. Beaudoin, & J. Duvall (Eds.), Collaborative therapy and

neurobiology. New York, New York: Routledge.

Marquez, Martha

Rambo, A., Boyd, T., & Marquez, M.G. (2016). Doing well while doing good: A career guide for

marriage and family therapists. New York: New York: Routledge

Reiter, Michael

Reiter, M. D. (2017). Counseling couples. In M. D. Reiter & R. J. Chenail (Eds.). Constructivist,

Critical, and Integrative Approaches to Couples Counseling. New York: Routledge.

Reiter, M. D. (2017). Couples counseling. In M. D. Reiter, & R. J. Chenail (Eds.). Behavioral,

Humanistic-Existential and Psychodynamic Approaches to Couples Counseling. New York, New

York: Routledge.

Reiter, M. D., & Chenail, R. J. (Eds.). (2017). Behavioral, Humanistic-Experiential, and

Psychodynamic Approaches to Couples Counseling. New York, New York: Routledge.

Reiter, M. D., & Chenail, R. J. (Eds.). (2017). Constructivist, critical, and integrative approaches

to couples counseling. New York, New York: Routledge.

Faculty Name of

Award/Recognition

Date Awarded

Beliard, Christine Promoted to Associate

Professor

Hooder, Doctoral Candidates

2017 Commencement

Erolin, Kara Faculty Marshal,

Graduate

Commencement

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Green, Shelley 25-year NSU Service award

Fall 2017

Marquez, Martha Promoted to Associate

Professor

Boyd, Tommie V, Ph.D. American Association for

MFT/Florida Association for MFT

Consultant to the organization and Florida Division for MFT

Marquez, Martha AAMFT Leadership Mentor

Boyd, T. V. Ad hoc Reviewer for The Journal of Systemic Therapies.

Erolin, Kara: Journal of Marital and Family Therapy. Special Section on: Family Interventions for Populations Exposed to Traumatic Stress Related to War and Violence. Reviewer. Journal of

Divorce & Remarriage. Editorial Board Member. Journal of Feminist Family Therapy. Ad hoc

Reviewer.

Douglas Flemons. Korean Journal of Family Therapy. English Editor. Journal of Marital and

Family Therapy. Ad Hoc Reviewer

Marquez, Martha, Ad Hoc Reviewer: Journal of Marital and Family Therapy; Journal of Systemic

Therapy; Journal of Feminist Family Therapy

Reiter, Michael D. Mako: Undergraduate Student Journal. Associate Editor. Journal of Divorce &

Remarriage. Editorial Reviewer.

11. Contributions to the Popular Press and Social Media

Faculty Description of Contributions to the Popular

Press and Social Media

Green, Shelley Equine Assisted Therapy at NSU and Stable

Place: Podcast on the Equine Therapy Podcast, hosted by Josh Schubert

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http://equinetherapypodcast.com/episode-5/

Shelley Green and Douglas Flemons Private Parts: Exploring Intimacy Issues with Couples: Podcast on Anchored (a podcast series produced by Family Development: Military Families Learning Network

https://learn.extension.org/events/3028

12. Conference Presentations

Hibel, James: Listening For Our Own Stories in Narrative Therapy and Supervision. Invited Hincks-Dellcrest Institute, Toronto, Canada. Full-day workshop.

Texas Association for Marriage and Family Therapy Annual conference. San Antonio TX.

Neuroscience meets narrative: bringing interpersonal neurobiology into the therapy room. With Karen Young.

Florida Association for Marriage and Family Therapy, Orlando, FL.

Narrative therapy and neuroscience. Third International Forum on Marriage and Family Therapy. Tianjin, China. Narrative therapy concepts and practices. Invited 3-day Institute.

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CAHSS Faculty Accomplishments

Department of History and Political Science

Academic Year 2016-2017

Nelson Bass Lifelong Learning Institute Lecture: La Posada, West Palm Beach, September 8, 2016

Lifelong Learning Institute Lecture: “Election 2016, The Presidency and Florida,” October 6, 2016

Lifelong Learning Institute Lecture: “Puerto Rico and Cuba,” December 1, 2016

Lifelong Learning Institute Lecture: “World Update,” December 13, 2016

J Talk Series , David Posnack JCC, “The Early Days of Trump,” February 3, 2017

NIRA 4th_{Annual High School Model UN Conference at NSU, November 4, 2016}

Faculty Sponsor, Tickling Giants film screening, April 20, 2017

Tim Dixon Lifelong Learning Institute Lectures: Presentations with Gary Gershman on World Events. Six meetings: May 17, 2016; October 18, 2016; November 15, 2016; December 13, 2016; January 10, 2017; February 9, 2017; April 18,2017; May 9, 2017

Lifelong Learning Institute Lecture: May 16, 2017 Panel on “Great Decision” LLI series on the South China Seas events.

Presentation to the Lauderdale Chapter of the American Association of University Women, “The History of the 19th_{Amendment to the US}

Constitution,” May 14, 2016.

Four-part lecture series for Stirling Road Library Branch of the Friends of the Library:

Election 2016: Religion, Race, and Gender in American Politics, September 6, 2016

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Election 2016: Determining the Presidency: US Foreign Policy and World Politics, September 13, 2016

Election 2016: Process and Reform, September 20, 2016 Election 2016: The Real Issues, September 27, 2016

Presentation to the Lauderdale Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution on “The History of the Attack on Pearl Harbor,” December 10, 2016.

Presentation to the Israeli Riviera Parliament, an American/Israeli social group:

“The Life of Mao Zedong,” January 27, 2017

“Chinese actions in the South China Seas and her relations with North Korea,” April 14, 2017

Presentations at Symphony at the Waterways [an assisted living facility in Fort Lauderdale]:

Current world events, February 9, 2017

100th_{Anniversary of US involvement in World War I, March 6, 2017}

Presentation on the US Involvement in World War II, May 18, 2017

Presentation to Florida Gold Coast Company of the Jamestowne Society, “Jamestowne: Fact and Myth,” April 23, 2017

Leader for an ongoing series of readings and discussions in a program

entitled: “World War I and America: Told by the Americans who Lived It”. It is part of a two-year initiative of The Library of America in partnership with other groups and supported by The National Endowment for the Humanities. The weekly topics and readings were:

• “Why Fight?” March 21, 2017

• “The Experience of War” March 28, 2017 • “Race and WWI” April 4, 2017

• “American Women at War” April 11, 2017 • “The Home Front” April 18, 2017

• “America on the World Stage” April 25, 2017 • “Coming Home” May 2, 2017

Speech to the Coconut Creek Young Democrats on the subject of the 2016 Election results, May 9, 2017

Gary Gershman

Worked with the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum to coordinate a presentation on campus. Panelists included a Holocaust survivor, an

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organizer from the Syrian Refugee Taskforce, and the head of the Genocide Prevention Center.

Coordinated the Annual Holocaust Survivor presentation.

Currently collaborating with the Syrian Refugee Task Force to create a program for NSU students to be part of an outreach program to Syrian refugees.

Presentation of a lecture for JTalks, Broward Jewish Community Center:

Teaching the Holocaust – Myths, Misconceptions and Millenials, March 22,

2017.

David Kilroy President, South Florida Irish Studies Consortium

Presentation of “A Forgotten Hero: The Legacy of Colonel Charles Young,” Omega Psi Phi chapter, George Mason University, Fairfax, VA, April 17, 2017 Stephen

Levitt

Lifelong Learning Institute:

“Summer Travels 2017,” September 28, 2016

“Our contentious Election and Brexit”, October 20, 2016

“U.S. Election and International Trade/Balance of Trade Issues,” November 17, 2016

“Kombat Sechzehn, A film about problems in Eastern Germany,” January 19, 2017

“Moabit and Migration Part 1,” March 16, 2017

“Moabit and Migration, Part 2,” April 13, 2017

“Anselm Kiefer, German Society and the Past,” Museum of Art, Fort Lauderdale, February 5, 2017

Stolzenberg Doan Scholarship Committee

David McNaron

Made YouTube marketing video on Philosophy of Science course

Ben Mulvey Lifelong Learning Institute Lecture: “Ethics and Sport,” February 20, 2017

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Andrea Shaw Nevins

Invited graduation keynote speaker at the Nur-Ul-Islam Academy’s Upper School Graduation, May 2017.

Invited panelist to “Afrikin: Healing Our Nation” community festival to speak on the topic “Healing the African Diaspora,” February 2017.

Invited panelist to Scripps College to speak on the topic “Fatness and the Politics of Desirability,” March 2017

Charles L Zelden

Lifelong Learning Institute:

“Fear and Loathing on the Campaign Trail: 2016,” September 27, 2016

”Post-Mortem or What the Hell Happened on Election Day,” December 6, 2016

”What to Expect on Election Day,” November 1, 2016

“Putting the 2016 Presidential election into context or, How did we get here?” City of Coconut Creek Lifelong Learning Forum, September 1, 2016.

Speaker, PBS Arts Fall Festival Preview of “Hamilton’s America,” Broward Center for the Performing Arts, October 14, 2016.

Speaker, PBS Arts Fall Festival Preview of “Victoria,” Coral Gables Museum, January 18, 2017.

Research Award

Research Project

Gary Gershman Curt C. and Else

Silberman Faculty Seminar Follow-Up Grant

$3,500 Explore how Digital

Humanities offers new opportunities for students and faculty to teach and learn about the Holocaust and its representation. Mapping, data visualization, and text analysis invite new modes of thinking about the experiences of Jews

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during the Final Solution as well as the way survivors have remembered and commemorated this past over the course of the last 75 years.

Charles L Zelden William Nelson

Cromwell Research Grant

$16,500 Do research for a biography

of U. S. Federal Judge Joseph C. Hutcheson, Jr.

G. Nelson Bass III. “A Review of Building Global Labor Solidarity in a Time of Accelerating

Globalization. Book Review in Class, Race and Corporate Power (available online at:

http://digitalcommons.fiu.edu/classracecorporatepower/). April 25, 2017.

Ben Mulvey: "A Critique of the Moral Defense of Vegetarianism by Andrew F. Smith." Book review. Metapsychology Online Review. Volume 20, Issue 27. July 5, 2016.

www.mentalhealth.net ; "Forgiveness and Love by Glen Pettigrove." Book

review. Metapsychology Online Review. Volume 20, Issue 52, December 29, 2016.

www.mentalhealth.net

Charles L. Zelden, “’How Do You Feel About Writing Dissents?’ Thurgood Marshall’s Dissenting Vision for America,” Journal of Supreme Court History, 42 (March 2017): 77-100.

Stephen Levitt Curriculum committee for Legal Studies

David Kilroy Led the curriculum revision process of the B.A. in International

Studies

Led the curriculum revision process for the M.S. in National Security Affairs

Developed several new courses for the M.S. in National Security Affairs, including U.S. Foreign Policy and National Security; Thesis; Special Topics.

Modified HIPS 2900, Research Methods in History and Political Science, for approval as a designated Experiential Learning course

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Ben Mulvey Developed new Honors course: HONR 2010M: “The Ethics of Suicide.”

Developed new course for International Studies program: “The Ethics of Peace and Conflict.”

Developed new course for National Security Affairs graduate program: “Ethical Issues in National Security.”

Developed new course: PHIL 4900: “Animal Rights and Wrongs.”

Nelson Bass Intellectual Conversations – Committee Member

Prevention of Hate Speech, December 1, 2016

Tim Dixon “Applying to Law School” informational seminar for NSU

students. Sept. 12 and 19, 2016.

Intellectual Conversations, October 27, 2016, Topic: “Migration: The European Union and Refugees.”

“Career Connections” Program at NSU University School, January 31, 2017. Discussed careers in general and college teaching in particular.

Gary Gershman Worked with Student Affairs around election debates and the

elections to create environment to watch and discuss the events Gary Gershman and Tim

Dixon

World Update – Monthly discussion with LLI about international and national politics

David Kilroy Director, Irish Film Festival

Chair, Stolzenberg Doan International Studies Speaker Series Committee

“An African History: Historiography and African Art,” NSU Speaker Series, NSU Museum of Art, September 2, 2016

“U.S. Presidential Visits to Ireland and the Politics of

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“The Life and Career of Colonel Charles Young,” World War I and America Series, Alvin Sherman Library, April 23, 2017

Stephen Levitt Assistant Chair of Intellectual Conversations Series

“Forging Post-War Security: The U.S. and Germany from the Morgenthau Plan to the Marshall Plan and NATO,” Residential Institute, Nova Southeastern University, February 11, 2017

Intellectual Conversations: “Moabit, Migration into a Berlin Community,” March 16, 2017

David McNaron Participated in student interviews on free speech issues

Charles L Zelden

Panel member, 9/11: Unanswered Questions 15 Years Later, Nova Southeastern University, September 8, 2016

Speaker, “Election Daze: Communication and Decision-Making in Presidential Elections,” NSU Faculty Symposium, November 3, 2016

Nelson Bass Nova International Relations

Association (NIRA) – Model UN Young Progressives

Advisor

Faculty Advisor

Tim Dixon Phi Alpha Delta Advisor

Gary Gershman Hillel

Mock Trial

Advisor Coach

David Kilroy DHPS Undergraduate-Graduate

Leadership Council

Faculty Advisor

Stephen Levitt Alpha Chi Honor Society Advisor

Charles L Zelden NSU Campus Republicans

NSU Martial Arts Club

Advisor Advisor

Faculty Name of Award/Recognition Date Awarded

Nelson Bass Faculty Marshal, Graduate

Commencement

2017 Commencement

Barbara Brodman Faculty Marshal,

Undergraduate Commencement

2017 Morning Commencement

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Andrea Shaw Nevins Faculty Greeter, Graduate Commencement

2017 Commencement

Vicki Toscano Promoted to Associate

Professor

Charles L Zelden American Society for Legal

History

Lead Editor, H-Law

Book Review Editor, H-Law Member, Publications Committee

*o-Chair, ‘History of the Society’ Project

Ben Mulvey Florida Bioethics Network Board of Advisors member

Andrea Shaw Nevins Caribbean Studies Association Chair and organizer of the

Literary Salon for the 2017 annual conference of the association. This portion of the conference brings together local writers at the site of the

conference (Bahamas), professional writers and emerging writers for public events during the course of the conference.

Nelson Bass, Class, Race and Corporate Power. Managing Editor (2012 – Present)

Stephen Levitt, Editor of the newsletter for History and Political Science Department David McNaron, Contributing Editor, Hunger Mountain, Vermont College of

Fine Arts Referee, Florida Philosophical Association. Judge submissions for FPA conferences in epistemology awhitney

nd philosophy of science.

Andrea Shaw Nevins. Anthurium: A Caribbean Studies Journal. Editorial Board.

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Faculty Description of Contributions to the Popular Press and Social Media

Vicki Toscano Op Ed in Sun Sentinel 2016

Charles L Zelden Commentary on 2016 presidential primaries; election night

coverage; death of Justice Scalia; 15th_{anniversary of 9/11;}

felony disenfranchisement in Florida, President Trump. Outlets include: WPBT Channel 2 (PBS); WTVJ Channel 6 (NBC); WFOR Channel 4 (CBS); WPLG Channel 10 (ABC); WSVN Channel 7 (FOX); WIOD 610 radio; WUWF 88.1 Pensacola (NPR); South Florida Sun-Sentinel; Miami Herald;

Palm Beach Post.

12. Conference Presentations

Nelson Bass. “Cuba, Puerto Rico, and the Transition to Neoliberal Democracy.” New Directions in Cuban Studies Conference, University of Miami, Miami, Florida. October 20, 2016;

“Neoliberalism or Death? Cuba and Puerto Rico,” Caucus for a New Political Science 50th

Anniversary Conference, South Padre Island, Texas. February 28, 2017.

Gary Gershman: Loving to Hate – Sports Rivalries and the Politically Correct Way to Hate. South Carolina OBGYN Annual Meeting. Charleston, SC. September 17, 2016.

Gary Gershman: Hating the Yankees – Why it Feels so Good (and maybe it shouldn’t). Nine Conference, Phoenix, Arizona, March 3, 2017,

Gary Gershman: Chaired Session: “Walter Johnson Session,” Nine Conference, March 4, 2017;

Gary Gershman: Deceptive Narratives: The Yankees, the Myth of American Unity, and the

Simmering Cauldron of Hate. North American Society for Sport History. Fullerton, California.

May 29, 2017.

David P. Kilroy, ‘‘An Example for Other Small Nations to Follow: The Irish Response to John F. Kennedy’s Message of Anti-Colonialism and Modernization during his 1963 Sate Visit,” Conference: Deprovincializing the U.S. Presidency: John F. Kennedy as seen from the Decolonizing World, Princeton University, Princeton, New Jersey, May 6, 2017.

Ben Mulvey. Peer reviewer for Florida Philosophical Association annual conference.

Andrea Shaw Nevins. “Seeing Strange Things: Fantastical Visual Portrayals of the Caribbean.” 41 Annual Conference of the Caribbean Studies Association. Port-au-Prince, Haiti, June 5 to 11,

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2016. “Archiving of the Future: An Exploration of the works of Caribbean Sci-fi Writer Tobias Buckell.” 35th Annual West Indian Literature Conference. The 35th Annual West Indian Literature Conference “Archiving Caribbean Literature and Popular Culture,” Montego Bay, Jamaica, October 6-8, 2016.

Vicki Toscano, “Natural Mothers: The Rhetoric of Abortion Law.” PCA/ACA National Conference in San Diego, April 12, 2017.

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CAHSS Faculty Accomplishments

Department of Justice and Human Services

Academic Year 2016-2017

Marguerite Bryan Completed research on recidivism of released state prisoners

returning to Broward County in collaboration with Broward Sheriff’s Office July 2016-January 2017.

Began another collaboration research project for Broward Sheriff’s Office on employee retention at their emergency call centers.

Mance E. Buttram Empower “U” Community Health Center – Research collaborator

Maribel Del Rio-Roberts Special Olympics of Florida-Volunteer Clinical Director of Strong Minds, Strong Bodies part of the Healthy Athletes Program Jessica Garcia-Brown Co-troop leader for the Girl Scouts of South Florida.

Guest lecturer on laws and civics taught at local high school through the Florida Supreme Court Justice Teaching program.

Ellen Kracoff West Broward Women Lawyers-meet with lawyers practicing in

various areas of the law-to help determine timeliness of course offerings.

St John Law School Alumni-placement of students; provide research of issues to be performed by students.

Timothy Scala Memorial Rehab Adaptive Sports Expo. Attended and helped with

the event along with recreational therapy students. Supported those with physical disabilities in participating in the activities at the event. Made nice connections in the community for our Recreational Therapy Program.

Formed collaborations with local and out of state field experience sites for the Recreational Therapy program and was instrumental in providing ideas and information in creating a holistic approach to treatment at G4S Youth Services in Miami.

Attended the Broward Sheriff’s Office sponsored auction event called a Tribute to Bravery and helped the attendees at the event.

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Research Award

Research Project Mance E. Buttram (Co-Investigator) “A Self-Assessment Intervention for Young Adult Polydrug Users at Risk for HIV”

“United States Prescription Drug Diversion Study” “Canadian Prescription Drug Diversion Study” $274,266 $960,133 $171,702

This study is a substance use and sexual risk reduction intervention trial designed for young adults in Miami’s electronic dance music nightclub scene.

This study collects

national surveillance data on the nature and extent of pharmaceutical

diversion from a network of law enforcement and regulatory agencies in the U.S.

This study collects

diversion from a network of law enforcement and regulatory agencies in Canada.

Marcelo Castro (Principal

Investigator) and Angela Yehl (Co-Investigator) Marcelo Castro “JAFCO’s Children’s Ability Center Research Initiative in Partnership with NSU.” $38,213.63 $10,000

The evaluation of JAFCO’s programs will be guided by the programs’ Logic Model, which is currently under development, in collaboration with JAFCO leadership and

stakeholders.

Conduct a program evaluation of the Civil

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“Broward Sheriff's Office Civil

Citation Project: A Program

Evaluation”

Citation Program. This evaluation research was modeled after

Stuffelbeam’s CIPP model of program evaluation. Researchers analyzed QUAN data from the BSO Juvenile Justice

Information System. In addition to this

quantitative data, the researchers collected interview data from employees directly involved with the Civil Citation program from the following agencies: Broward County Sheriff’s Office and municipal law enforcement agencies, the 17th Judicial District, The Broward State Attorney’s Office, the Broward Human Services Department, and the Broward Children’s Services Council. Families who were engaged in the Civil Citation program also participated in this study.

Kim Durham “Encore! Encore!

Inspiring Boomers to explore their purpose, passion and productivity to connect with their Encore Life”.

$10,000 The NSU team will

collaborate on and evaluate a conference designed to challenge current notions of aging and to initiate a vision that includes growing an infrastructure to connect boomers and older adults with greater civic

engagement for the social good. This grant will involve students in business, public health

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and gerontology as well as faculty contributing to develop an innovative program for the Town of Davie in which NSU resides.

Jessica Garcia-Brown Mini-Grant (2012) $1,500.00 The Role of Physiological

Arousal on Personality. Steven P. Kurtz Principal Investigator “A Self-Assessment Intervention for Young Adult Polydrug Users at Risk for HIV”

“United States Prescription Drug Diversion Study” “Canadian Prescription Drug Diversion Study” $274,266 $960,133 $171,702

This study is a substance use and sexual risk reduction intervention trial designed for young adults in Miami’s electronic dance music nightclub scene.

This study collects

diversion from a network of law enforcement and regulatory agencies in the U.S.

This study collects

diversion from a network of law enforcement and regulatory agencies in Canada.

Maribel Del Rio-Roberts

An Evaluation of the Watch Me Grow Program

10,000-NSU QOL Program evaluation of an

early intervention program for young children with ASD

Angela Yehl Center for

Veterans Assistance

$20,000 Nova Southeastern

University through the Center for Veterans Assistance will address

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Angela Yehl & Marcelo Castro

Career Counseling with OIF/OEF Veterans Using the Cognitive

Information Processing (CIP) approach

$10,000

the health-related needs of all veterans with an emphasis on those returning OIF and OEF active duty soldiers, OIF/OEF veterans, their immediate families and loved ones of those who have served. More specifically, through this initiative, NSU’s Center for Veterans Assistance will address one of the primary challenges facing military families, and one of our four strategic priorities identified by the federal government: Enhancing the well-being and psychological health of the military family.

The proposed study will examine the impact of the Cognitive Information Processing (CIP) approach delivered through a career-counseling program for Operation Iraqi Freedom /Operation Enduring Freedom

veterans. The CIP

approach, which has been indicated as a promising method for career counseling with the veteran population, aims to address barriers to employment, reduce negative career thoughts, and enhance career decision making.

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3. Peer-Reviewed Articles and Creative Works Mance Buttram

Buttram, M. E., & Kurtz, S. P. (2016). Alternate Routes of Administration among Prescription

Opioid Misusers and Associations with Sexual HIV Transmission Risk Behaviors. Journal of

Psychoactive Drugs, 48(3), 187-194.

Buttram, M. E., & Kurtz, S. P. (2016). Preliminary Evidence of HIV Seroconversion Among

HIV-Negative Men Who Have Sex With Men Taking Non-Prescribed Antiretrovirals for HIV Prevention in Miami, Florida, USA. Sexual Health. [Published online ahead of print] doi:10.1071/SH16108.

Iwanicki, J., Severtson, S. G., McDaniel, H., Rosenblum, A., Fong, C., Cicero, T. J., Ellis, M. S., Kurtz, S. P., Buttram, M. E., & Dart, R. C. (2016). Abuse and Diversion of Immediate Release Opioid Analgesics as Compared to Extended Release Formulations in the United States. PLoS

One, 11(2), e0167499.

Kurtz, S. P., & Buttram, M. E. (2016). Misunderstanding of Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis Use Among MSM: Public Health and Policy Implications. LGBT Health, 3(6), 461-464.

Kurtz, S. P., Buttram, M. E., & Surratt, H. L. (2016). Benzodiazepine Dependence among Young Adult Participants in the Club Scene Who Use Drugs. Journal of Psychoactive Drugs, 49(1), 39-46.

Severtson, S. G., Ellis, M. S., Kurtz, S. P., Rosenblum, A., Cicero, T. J., Parrino, M. W., Gilbert, M. K., Buttram, M. E., Dasgupta, N., Bucher-Bartelson, B., Green, J. L., & Dart, R. C. (2016).

Sustained reduction of diversion and abuse after introduction of an abuse deterrent formulation of extended release oxycodone. Drug and Alcohol Dependence, 168, 219-229.

Steven Kurtz

Buttram, M. E., & Kurtz, S. P. (2016). Alternate Routes of Administration among Prescription Opioid Misusers and Associations with Sexual HIV Transmission Risk Behaviors. Journal of

Psychoactive Drugs, 48(3), 187-194.

Buttram, M. E., & Kurtz, S. P. (2016). Preliminary Evidence of HIV Seroconversion Among HIV-Negative Men Who Have Sex With Men Taking Non-Prescribed Antiretrovirals for HIV

Prevention in Miami, Florida, USA. Sexual Health. [Published online ahead of print] doi:10.1071/SH16108.

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Iwanicki, J., Severtson, S. G., McDaniel, H., Rosenblum, A., Fong, C., Cicero, T. J., Ellis, M. S.,

Kurtz, S. P., Buttram, M. E., & Dart, R. C. (2016). Abuse and Diversion of Immediate Release

Opioid Analgesics as Compared to Extended Release Formulations in the United States. PLoS

One, 11(2), e0167499.

Kurtz, S. P., & Buttram, M. E. (2016). Misunderstanding of Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis Use Among

MSM: Public Health and Policy Implications. LGBT Health, 3(6), 461-464.

Kurtz, S. P., Buttram, M. E., & Surratt, H. L. (2016). Benzodiazepine Dependence among Young

Adult Participants in the Club Scene Who Use Drugs. Journal of Psychoactive Drugs, 49(1), 39-46.

Levi-Minzi, Maria A., Hilary L. Surratt, Catherine L. O'Grady and Steven P. Kurtz. 2016. “Finding What Works: Predicting Health or Social Service Linkage in Drug Using, African American Female Sex Workers in Miami, FL.” Health Care for Women International. Epub ahead of print. DOI: 10.1080/07399332.2016.1158262

Pagano, Maria E., Christina M. Delos-Reyes, Sherry Wasilow, Kathleen M. Svala, and Steven P.

Kurtz. 2016. “Smoking cessation and adolescent treatment response with comorbid ADHD.”

Journal of Substance Abuse Treatment 70, 21-27.

Severtson, S. G., Ellis, M. S., Kurtz, S. P., Rosenblum, A., Cicero, T. J., Parrino, M. W., Gilbert, M. K., Buttram, M. E., Dasgupta, N., Bucher-Bartelson, B., Green, J. L., & Dart, R. C. (2016).

Sustained reduction of diversion and abuse after introduction of an abuse deterrent formulation of extended release oxycodone. Drug and Alcohol Dependence, 168, 219-229.

Marguerite Bryan Carried out a major revision of my courses starting with Fall

2016 in which I applied the information I had learned from the NSU Faculty Certification course in Summer 2016. This involved changing the arrangement of course content and increased use of Kultura Media, GoToTraining, and

Blackboard Blog and Journal assignments

Ellen Kracoff Practicum course offering to provide students with review

of six areas of the law in preparation for graduation/employment/graduate studies

Timothy Scala Helped to create two new courses for the recreational

therapy program as well as modifications to the program’s field experience and requirements.

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Mance E. Buttram CAHSS Intellectual Conversations (02-16-17)

Jessica Garcia-Brown Lambda Epsilon Chi Honor

Society

Faculty Advisor

Ellen Kracoff The Legal Society Advisor

Timothy Scala School Psychology

Assessments and Clinical Interventions Clinic

Henderson Consumer Recovery

Supervise students, interns, and post-doctoral residents.

Supervise students and interns.

Faculty Name of

Award/Recognition

Date Awarded

Mance Buttram Faculty Marshal,

Graduate

Commencement

2017 Commencement

Maribel Del Rio-Roberts Selected to attend the

American Junior League International Organizational Development Institute-Community Track Hooder, Doctoral Candidates May 2016 2017 Commencement

Jessica Garcia-Brown Faculty Marshal,

2017 Afternoon Commencement

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Ellen Kracoff Nominated for Faculty/Staff Member of the Year-2016-2017 Student Leadership Awards Faculty Marshal, Undergraduate Commencement Year-2016-2017 2017 Afternoon Commencement

Tammy Kushner Faculty Greeter,

2017 Afternoon Commencement

Angela Yehl Hooder, Doctoral

Candidates

2017 Commencement

Mance E. Buttram College on Problems of

Drug Dependence

Underrepresented Populations Committee

Jessica Garcia-Brown Florida Bar

NSU, College of Law Alumni Chapter

Member of the Student Engagement and Admission to the Bar Committee

Secretary/Treasurer

Ellen Kracoff AAfPE Online Contributor

Steven P. Kurtz College on Problems of

Drug Dependence

Credentials Committee

Mance Buttram

Ethnicity and Health. Reviewer. International Journal on Drug Policy. Reviewer.

Journal of Psychoactive Drugs. Reviewer. Journal of Racial and Ethnic Health Disparities.

Reviewer. Journal of Urban Health. Reviewer. Qualitative Health Research Reviewer.

Steven Kurtz

Steven P. Kurtz, Appointed Member, Behavioral and Social Science Approaches to Preventing HIV/AIDS Study Section (BSPH), National Institutes of Health.

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Steven P. Kurtz, Alternate Member, South Florida Sentinel Site, for NIDA’s National Drug Early Warning System (NDEWS).

Steven P. Kurtz, Reviewer, Avenir Award Program for Research on Substance Abuse and HIV/AIDS, National Institute on Drug Abuse.

Steven P. Kurtz, Selection Committee, James Inciardi Award for new investigators, Center for Drug and Alcohol Research of Hospital de Clinicas and the Federal University of Porto Alegre, Brazil.

Kurtz, Steven P. Drug and Alcohol Dependence. Reviewer. AIDS and Behavior. Reviewer. Steven

P. American Journal of Public Health. Reviewer. Steven P. Journal of Homosexuality. Reviewer.

11. Contributions to the Popular Press and Social Media

Faculty Description of Contributions to the Popular

Press and Social Media

Maribel Del Rio-Roberts Several television appearances on Univision’s

Despierta America as an expert consultant

Steven P. Kurtz Susan Zalkind, “'Death pill': fentanyl disguised

as other drugs linked to spike in US overdoses.” The Guardian, May 10, 2016.

12. Conference Presentations Mance Buttram

Buttram, M. E., Kurtz, S. P. & Pagano, M. A. Commuting Distance to Miami’s Club Scene and

binge Substance Use and Related Problems among Young Adults. College on Problems of Drug Dependence. June 12-16, 2016.

Buttram, M. E., Kurtz, S. P. & Levi-Minzi, M. A. The Diversion of ARVs from Positive to

HIV-Negative MSM for HIV Prevention. International Symposium on HIV and Emerging Infectious Diseases. May 25-27, 2016.

Buttram, M. E. & Kurtz, M. E. Substance use and HIV Risk Behaviors Associated with Unlicensed

Driving among Young Adults in Miami. International Council on Alcohol, Drugs, and Traffic Safety. October 16-19, 2016.

Kurtz, S. P., Buttram, M. E. & Pagano, M. A. Benzodiazepine Dependence among Multidrug Users in the Club Scene: Data from a Second Cohort of Young Adults. College on Problems of Drug Dependence. June 12-16, 2016.

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Kurtz, S. P. & Buttram, M. E. Condom Use Rationale and HIV Risk Behaviors and Attitudes among Young Adult Multidrug Users in the Club Scene. International Symposium on HIV and Emerging Infectious Diseases. May 25-27, 2016.

Kurtz, S. P. & Buttram, M. E. Intertwined Epidemics of Illicitly Manufactured Fentanyl in Canada and the United States. Global Addiction. October 2-4, 2016.

Kurtz, S. P. & Buttram, M. E. Opiate Injection among Young Adult Multidrug Users in the Club Scene. International AIDS Conference. July 18-22, 2016.

Levi-Minzi, M. A., Buttram, M. E. & Kurtz, S. P. “Health Characteristics and Sexual Risk

Behaviors among Young Adult Prescription Opioid Misusers in the Club Scene: Examining the Role of Gender. College on Problems of Drug Dependence. June 12-16, 2016.

Steve Kurtz

Buttram, M. E., Kurtz, S. P. & Pagano, M. A. Commuting Distance to Miami’s Club Scene and binge Substance Use and Related Problems among Young Adults. College on Problems of Drug Dependence. June 12-16, 2016.

Buttram, M. E., Kurtz, S. P. & Levi-Minzi, M. A. The Diversion of ARVs from Positive to HIV-Negative MSM for HIV Prevention. International Symposium on HIV and Emerging Infectious Diseases. May 25-27, 2016.

Buttram, M. E. & Kurtz, M. E. Substance use and HIV Risk Behaviors Associated with Unlicensed Driving among Young Adults in Miami. International Council on Alcohol, Drugs, and Traffic Safety. October 16-19, 2016.

Kurtz, S. P., Buttram, M. E. & Pagano, M. A. Benzodiazepine Dependence among Multidrug

Users in the Club Scene: Data from a Second Cohort of Young Adults. College on Problems of Drug Dependence. June 12-16, 2016.

Kurtz, S. P. & Buttram, M. E. Condom Use Rationale and HIV Risk Behaviors and Attitudes

among Young Adult Multidrug Users in the Club Scene. International Symposium on HIV and Emerging Infectious Diseases. May 25-27, 2016.

Kurtz, S. P. & Buttram, M. E. Intertwined Epidemics of Illicitly Manufactured Fentanyl in Canada

and the United States. Global Addiction. October 2-4, 2016.

Kurtz, S. P. & Buttram, M. E. Opiate Injection among Young Adult Multidrug Users in the Club

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Levi-Minzi, M. A., Buttram, M. E. & Kurtz, S. P. “Health Characteristics and Sexual Risk

Behaviors among Young Adult Prescription Opioid Misusers in the Club Scene: Examining the Role of Gender. College on Problems of Drug Dependence. June 12-16, 2016.

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CAHSS Faculty Accomplishments

Department of Literature and Modern Languages

Academic Year 2016-2017

James Doan Dramatic reading/discussion of Sophocles’ Oedipus Rex at

Lifelong Learning Institute, NSU (3/20/17)

Reading of Yeats’s poem, The Stolen Child, and Beckett’s Waiting

for Godot at Irish festival in Delray Beach (2/12/17); served on

board of Irish Theatre of Florida, Boynton Beach James Doan and Emily

Schmitt

“Hominin Migrations Past and Present” with Emily Schmitt, lecture in CAHSS Intellectual Conversations series, NSU (1/19/17)

Aileen Farrar Guest Lecturer at the Lifelong Learning Institute on Science and

Literature, “Frankenstein and the Specters of Romantic Science,” 22 March 2017

Guest Lecturer at the Lifelong Learning Institute on Science and Literature, “Pain and Healing in H. G. Wells’s The Island of Doctor

Moreau,” 19 April 2017

Christine Jackson Leader--Writing seminar, “Dynamic Dialogue,” Mandel Public

Library of West Palm Beach, FL –contact Joyce Pernicone, September 2016

Kate Waites "A Visual Dialogue: Catherine Opie and Elizabeth Taylor, Strange

Bedfellows of a Different Sort" at NSU Fort Lauderdale Art Museum, March 2017

Faculty Title of Work, Publisher, and Date

Christine Jackson Endings, Autumn Sky Poetry Daily, June 21, 2016

College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences Faculty Accomplishments Academic Year 2016-2017

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2016-2017

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