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Argosy University, Chicago

Faculty Highlights

	Annemarie Slobig, Psy.D, Dean Illinois School of Professional Psychology Areas of Special Interest Intrapsychic Humanism Group Relations Training Personal and Professional Development of Clinical Psychologists
	Penny Asay, Ph.D, Assistant Professor University of Maryland Areas of Special Interest Sexual orientation & gender identity issues Multicultural competence Women’s career development College student mental health
	Sue Bae, Ph.D, Associate Professor University of Chicago Areas of Special Interest Cross-cultural psychology Professional development Multicultural psychotherapy International psychology Anxiety related disorders
	Jenine Chiles, Psy.D., Consortium Director/Assistant Professor Illinois School of Professional Psychology Areas of Special Interest HIV/AIDS Community mental health Underserved populations GLBTQ Diversity Clinical Training and Supervision
	Charles Davis, Ph.D, Associate Professor University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Areas of Special Interest Multicultural Psychology Ethnic Racial Identity Development African-American Psychological Issues Child and Adolescent Development and Psychotherapy Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder Sports Psychology
	Judith Flaxman, Ph.D., Professor Northwestern University Areas of Special Interest EMDR Sleep Disorders
	Kathy Goggin, Psy.D., Associate Professor Illinois School of Professional Psychology Areas of Special Interest Psychoanalytic Theory & Psychotherapy Spiritual and Transpersonal Issues in diagnosis and treatment Consciousness Studies Substance Abuse Clinical Supervision Integral Psychology Indigenous/Cultural Healing Perspectives
	Leah Horvath, Ph.D, Associate Program Chair University of Kentucky Areas of Special Interest Dialectical Behavior Therapy Treatment of individuals with self-harming behaviors and eating disorders Relationship satisfaction Treatment outcome research
	Mark Kiel, Psy.D, Assistant Professor Illinois School of Professional Psychology Areas of Special Interest Psychoanalytic/Psychodynamic theory and application pieces Clinical readiness for trainees in clinical psychology Group Relations/Tavistock models of group/organizational psychology Group Psychotherapy research, theory and application pieces. Program development and interventions for organizations (particularly regarding diversity). Projective/psychoanalytic interpretation of art forms Institutional Research in the Personal and Professional Development program
	Myra Lawrence, Psy.D, Professor Illinois School of Professional Psychology Areas of Special Interest Attachment issues in development, parenting and foster/adoptive parenting Narrative Storytelling [to resolve trauma, promote attachment, facilitate interpersonal attunement, etc.] Adoption, Cross-Cultural Adoption Clinical Prevention & Intervention Program Development and Evaluation School-based Program Development and Evaluation Social Aggression, Bullying & Teasing
	Myra Leifer, Ph.D., Professor University of Chicago Areas of Special Interest Research in all areas of Child Maltreatment Child & Family Issues Attachment Issues Intervention with Children & Families
	Robert Marshall, Ph.D., Director of Clinical Training, Assistant Professor University of Chicago Areas of Special Interest Psychological Assessment Use of therapists’ internal responses to guide interventions Commonalities of therapists’ actions across theoretical orientations
	Steven Miller, Ph.D., Assistant Professor Loyola University Chicago Areas of Special Interest Quantitative Studies Personality and Individual Differences Emotion
	Kathleen O'Brien, Ph.D., Associate Professor Arizona State University Areas of Special Interest Forensic Psychology Assessment for Forensics Ethics
	Scott Pytluk, Ph.D., Associate Professor University of California Areas of Special Interest Psychoanalytic Topics Sexuality and Gender-Related Topics Eating Disorders Qualitative (e.g.: Grounded Theory, Case Studies) and Some Quantitative Methodologies
	Mirjam Quinn, Ph.D., Assistant Professor Purdue University Areas of Special Interest Cross-cultural psychology Social justice Personality and individual differences Women’s issues Child development Group therapy AD/HD Identity development Quantitative studies Mindfulness
	Peter Reiner, Ph.D., Associate Professor University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Areas of Special Interest Psychoanalytic Theory and Therapy Family Systems Theory and Therapy Couple and Marital Dynamics and Treatment Clinical Supervision Integrative Psychotherapy
	Neal Rubin, Ph.D., Professor University of Chicago Areas of Special Interest Psychoanalytic Case Studies Therapy of Severe Disorders Topics in International Psychology
	Eli Schwartz, Ph.D., Professor Illinois Institute of Technology Areas of Special Interest Neuropsychological Assessment Psychotherapy with Neurologically Impaired Psychotherapy with ADD/LD Psychopharmacology and Psychotherapy: combined treatment paradigm Psychology and Spirituality
	Margaret Smith-Zoeller, Psy.D., Associate Director of Clinical Training, Assistant Professor Chicago School of Professional Psychology Areas of Special Interest Neocolonialism Cross-cultural psychology Native Americans Clinical Competency areas Clinical Supervision
	Rahul Sharma, Psy.D., Assistant Professor Chicago School of Professional Psychology Areas of Special Interest Multicultural/Ethnic Diversity South Asian issues Domestic Violence (including batterer intervention) Qualitative Research related to Diversity Topics
	Andrew Suth, Ph.D., Assistant Professor University of Chicago Areas of Special Interest Mourning and Loss Assessment Clinical treatment issues Theoretical underpinnings of psychology, and psychodynamic and contemporary psychoanalytic theory Adolescent parenting Gay/Lesbian Identity Development Neuropsychology
	John Tirado, Ph.D., Associate Professor Illinois Institute of Technology Areas of Special Interest Culture Community Mental Health Neuropsychology Clinical Supervision
	Courtland Tisdale, Ph.D., Assistant Professor Northwestern University Areas of Special Interest Intersection between basic cognitive psychology and psychotherapy Practical use of formal psychological assessment Outcomes research
	David Van Dyke, Ph.D., Associate Professor University of Georgia Areas of Special Interest Family psychology Medical Family Therapy Juvenile Delinquency
	Margaret Warner, Ph.D, Professor University of Chicago Areas of Special Interest Research on Person-Centered Groups Client-centered or humanistic approaches to therapy with severe developmentally-based disorders Gay-Lesbian issues Spirituality Schizophrenia
	Julia Wernke, Ph.D., Associate Director of Clinical Training, Assistant Professor University of Cincinnati Areas of Special Interest Organization Development College mental health Mental health care for veterans
	Torrey Wilson, Ph.D., Associate Professor Loyola University Chicago Areas of Special Interest Health Psychology/Behavioral Medicine Public Health/Prevention Diversity/Multicultural Issues Couples Treatment Systems/Organizational Development Student Development of Empirical Research
	Marjorie Witty, Ph.D., Professor Northwestern University Areas of Special Interest Client-centered therapy and the person-centered approach
	Sandra Zakowski, Ph.D., Associate Professor Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences Areas of Special Interest Traumatic Stress Refugee Issues Health Psychology
	Kaveh Zamanian, Ph.D., Associate Professor California School of Prof. Psych:Fresno Areas of Special Interest Psychoanalytic Theory and Practice Child and Adolescent Development Addictions and Compulsive Disorders Diversity with an Emphasis on Immigration and Acculturation International Psychology and Relations
	Susan Zoline, Ph.D., Associate Professor DePaul University Areas of Special Interest Professional Ethics Psychology and Judaism Boundary Issues Clinical Supervision Special Needs in Children