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Part-time Faculty for Clinical Supervision Robert A. Franz Curriculum Vitae Personal Data Home: 564 Brittany Drive Work: 135 Russell Hall State College, PA 16803 Department of Academic Develop and 814-867-6667 Counseling Lock Haven University of Pennsylvania Lock Haven, PA 17745 570-484-2450 E-mail: rfranz@lhup.edu DOB: September 1, 1963 Education Ph.D. University of Kansas, Lawrence, KS Clinical Psychology 1999 M.A. Teachers College, Columbia University, New York, N.Y. Developmental Psychology 1992 B.A. Hofstra University, Hempstead, N.Y. Social Science 1991 Licensure/Certification Licensed Psychologist in Pennsylvania (License # PS015044) Awards LHU Foundation Grant 2007 Grant awarded for the Spring 2007 semester to fund a lending library for the LHU Counseling Service. David Schulman Award for Excellence in Clinical Psychology 1995 Annual award for clinical psychology graduate student at the University of Kansas demonstrating excellence in both research and clinical endeavors.
Member, American College Counseling Association President, Association of Counseling Center Faculty
Lock Haven, Pennsylvania Full-time, tenure track faculty position, providing psychological services to Lock Haven University students. Responsibilities include therapy, crisis intervention, consultation with university faculty and staff, outreach, assessment, and referral to higher levels of care. Experience with eating disorders, depression, drug and alcohol problems, anxiety disorders, and post-traumatic stress disorders.
advising; university service. Client Population: College students. Psychologist, Centre Psychology Group 7/01 – 7/06 State College, Pennsylvania Position in a small group psychology practice in central Pennsylvania. Responsibilities include therapy, nursing home consultation, and parenting education and consultation. Activities: Providing individual and group therapy; consultation with area nursing homes; psychological testing; parenting education classes and consultations. Client Population: Children, adolescents, adults, nursing home residents, individual and group. Psychologist, Juniata College Wellness Center 2/01 - 7/01 Huntingdon, Pennsylvania Full time position, administered by J.C. Blair Hospital, providing psychological services to Juniata College students and employees. Responsibilities include therapy, crisis intervention, consultation with hospital and college staff, assessment, and referral to higher levels of care. Experience with eating disorders, depression, drug and alcohol problems, anxiety disorders, and post-traumatic stress disorders.
with college and hospital staff; assessment; referral. Client Population: College students and employees; individual and group. Youth Coordinator, Fast Track Project, Penn State University 8/99-2/01 State College, Pennsylvania Full-time postdoctoral position working with adolescents and their families within the purview of a longitudinal study designed to prevent conduct disorders in at-risk youth. Provided a variety of services, including crisis intervention, individual, family, and group services, consultation to school and community officials regarding academic, behavioral, and emotional issues, and parent training, Experience with a variety of presenting problems, including ODD, ODD, Depression, Conduct Disorder, and various disorders of learning in targeted adolescents, as well as a variety of problems in their families of origin.
community officials Client Population: Adolescents and families; individual and group Supervisor: Karen Bierman, Ph.D.; Celene Domitrovich, Ph.D. Clinical Psychology Intern, Hennepin County Medical Center 8/98-8/99 Minneapolis, Minnesota Full-time, APA approved clinical internship at a public teaching hospital. Broad clinical training including child, adolescent, adult, and group therapy on an inpatient and outpatient basis, psychological assessment of children and adults, and medical consultation. Experience with a variety of presenting problems, including: ADD. ODD, Reactive Attachment Disorder, Depression, and problems related to sexual and physical abuse ( in children); Depression, PTSD, Schizoaffective Disorder, Schizophrenia, Anxiety Disorders, various Personality Disorders, and Substance Abuse/Dependence ( in adults). Activities: Individual, family, and group therapy, personality and intellectual assessment, and medical consultation, on both an outpatient and inpatient basis. Client population: Children, adolescents, adults, families; outpatient and inpatient. Supervisor: Vivian Pearlman, Ph.D. ( child therapy); Ken Hampton, Ph.D. (adult-therapy). High Risk Infant Specialist, Regional Center of the East Bay Oakland, California 9/97-7/98 Full-time paid position performing developmental assessments and screening of high-risk infants to determine initial and ongoing eligibility for the high-risk program. Also involves identifying the ongoing needs of high-risk infants, identifying appropriate intervention plans, making referrals for services, and coordinating services with hospitals, clinics, agencies, and other programs. Activities: Developmental assessments, need identification, service planning and referral. Client population: Infants and toddlers, 0 to 3 years. Clinical Psychology Trainee, Pediatric and Adolescent Medicine Clinic Lawrence, Kansas 5/95-12/95 Practicum experience performing intake evaluations and psychological assessments, providing short-term psychotherapy, and consulting with pediatricians in an outpatient pediatric setting, with an emphasis on ADD and behavioral disorders.
Kansas City, Kansas 1/95-5/95 Practicum experience in Department of Pediatrics. Received training in providing psychological consultations to physicians caring for children hospitalized for a variety of illnesses, and provided psychological services to the children and their families.
Kansas City, Kansas 8/94-12/95 Practicum experience in outpatient Behavioral Pediatrics clinic performing intake evaluations and psychological assessments, providing short-term psychotherapy, and consulting with pediatricians in an outpatient hospital setting, with an emphasis on ADD and behavioral disorders.
Kansas City, Kansas 8/94-6/95 Training and practicum experience in the Department of Family Medicine providing group cognitive therapy for substance dependence and abuse, individual cognitive therapy for depression, and observing individual cognitive therapy for a variety of psychological disorders.
observations of individual therapy Client population: Adults Clinical Psychology Trainee, University of Kansas Psychological Clinic Lawrence, Kansas 9/93-12/95 Practicum experience providing psychotherapy and performing psychological assessments of children, adolescents, adults, couples, and families. Experience treating depression; conduct disorder; ODD; ADD; dysthymia; adjustment disorder; substance dependence; parent-child relational problem; partner relational problem; adult antisocial behavior
Lawrence, Kansas 9/93-5/94 Practicum experience performing intake interviews and crisis intervention. Responsibilities included assessment of client suitability for clinic and referral to appropriate agencies.
crisis intervention Client population: Adults; Adolescents; Parents Supervisors: Nancy Hughes, Ph.D.; Donna Flory, M.S.W. Therapist, Suffolk Child Development Center Long Island, New York 9/89-12/90 Provided services in a day treatment program for children and adults with developmental disabilities. Responsibilities included reducing maladaptive and self-injurious behaviors and teaching basic living skills using behavioral techniques.
skills in day treatment program for developmentally disabled persons Client population: Children; Adolescent; Adults Supervisors: Paul White, M.S.W.; Richard Evans, M.A. Publications Franz, R.A. (in preparation). Processing traumatic events: A model of emotional processing and account complexity. Stanton, A.L. & Franz, R.A. (1999). Focusing on emotions. In C.R. Snyder (Ed.), Coping: The Psychology of What Works. New York: Oxford University Press. Liese, B.L. & Franz, R.A. (1996). Cognitive therapy of substance abuse. In P. Salkovskis (Ed.), Frontiers in Cognitive Therapy. New York: Guilford Press. Research Experience Dissertation Research Defended: 10/98 “Processing traumatic events: A model of emotional processing and account complexity.” Research investigating mechanisms which may underlie Jamie Pennebaker’s findings (reviewed in, Pennebaker (1993), Behavior Research and Therapy,31(6), 539-548) that constructing narratives about past traumatic experiences has both psychological and physical health benefits. Supervisor and chairperson: Annette Stanton, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Psychology, University of Kansas. Research Assistant 5/95-9/95 Responsible for analyzing data in a study investigating the cardiovascular and psychological effects in women of ingesting varying doses of phenylpropanolamine. Supervisor: Sheryle Gallant, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Psychology, University of Kansas.
Supervised eight undergraduate research assistants in data collection and analysis for a study of sexual coercion at the University of Kansas.
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“Construing hostility: An exploration of the construct validity of measures of an oppositional orientation towards others.” Supervisor and Chairperson: B. Kent Houston, Ph.D., Professor of Psychology, University Kansas. Primary Co-investigator 1/94-9/95 “Downward comparison in self-deprecating humor.” Primary responsibility for design, implementation, and analysis in a study investigating whether downward social comparison operates to increase the likability of persons using self-deprecating humor.
“Perceptions of person using self-deprecating humor.” Primary responsibility for design implementation, and analysis for a study of the functions of self-deprecating humor. Supervisor: Monica Biernat, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Psychology, University of Kansas.
Responsible for administering tests and entering and analyzing data for a study of language learning difficulties in college students.
University, New York, NY. Teaching Experience Graduate Teaching Assistant 1/95-5/95 * Psychology 855, Psychological Clinic I Evaluated the administration of intelligence assessments, and provided feedback in report preparation to graduate students in clinical psychology at the University of Kansas.
* Psychology 855, Psychological Clinic II Evaluated psychological assessment reports and provided individual assistance in report preparation to graduate students in clinical psychology at the University of Kansas.
* Psychology 101, Introduction to Psychology Prepared examinations, graded papers, tutored students, and lectured in undergraduate introductory and physiological psychology courses at the University of Kansas.
Education Ph.D. (1983) Chemistry (specialization in Bioorganic and Biophysical Chemistry) Arizona State University B.S. (1978) Life Science and Chemistry University of Texas of the Permian Basin Professional and Teaching Experience
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