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Bunge, Sacha, Ph.D. - Dr. Bunge
has been a member of the Clinical/School
Psychology faculty since 1990. She received her B.A. (1975) and her M.A. (1978)
in Developmental Psychology at San Francisco State University, and
her M.A. (1986) and Ph.D. (1989) in Clinical Psychology from the University
of California at Berkeley. Dr. Bunge regularly teaches the developmental
seminars (Psy 753 and 754). She is also a member of the graduate faculty in
Developmental Psychology and has served to coordinate the activities of the
2 programs. Her recent research interests have focused on the ability of
children to cope with emotional trauma and on developing an
intervention/research project to prevent child abuse in families at risk.
Dr. Bunge is licensed to practice as a Psychologist in California.
Dr. Goldman is licensed to practice as a psychologist in California,
and holds a life California Designated Health Services Crediential as
a Clinical Psychologist.
Dr. Harris is licensed to practice as a Psychologist in California and
Massachusetts, and holds School Psychologist Credentials in both states.
Dr. Lewis is licensed to practice as a Psychologist in California.
Dr. Miller is licensed as a Psychologist in California and Illinois.
Website Address: http://userwww.sfsu.edu/~kemiller
Dr. Terrell is licensed to practice as a Psychologist in California.
Mr. Velasco is licensed to practice as an LMFT in California.
Goldman, Ruth K., Ph.D. - Dr.
Goldman joined the Clinical/School faculty
in 1968. Dr. Goldman received her B.A. (1955) in Psychology at Queens College,
City University of New York and her Ph.D. (1964) in Clinical Psychology from
the University of California at Berkeley. She has served as Director of
the Psychology Clinic and as coordinator of the overall Clinical/School
Training Program. Her teaching assignments within the program have
included the second-year Clinial Methods (Psy 821 and 822) and integrative
seminars (Psy 828), and the supervision/coordination of first-year "teams".
She has been a leader in the integration of the training of Clinical and
School Psychology students within the program. Dr. Goldman has worked and has been
published extensively in the area of the cooperation between Schools
and Community Mental Health services in the education of children.
Within the training program, Dr. Goldman developed the Developmental Screening
Service for local San Francisco elementary schools that is provided by the
Psychology Clinic. Dr. Goldman has been extensively involved with the Schools
Partnershhip Program (with the San Francisco Schools).
Harris, Diane J., Ph.D. -
Dr. Harris joined the Clinical/School Program in
1990 and now serves as Coordinator of the School Psychology Program of the
Clinical/School Program . Dr. Harris received her B.A. (1974) from the
University of California at Santa Barbara, and her M.A. (1976), Ed.S.
(1978), and Ph.D. (1980) from the University of Michigan at Ann Arbor.
In additon to her role as coordinator, Dr. Harris has taught the first-year
Clinical Methods seminars (PSY 721 and 722) and the second-year Advanced
Psychopathology and Family Theory/Therapy courses (Psy 821 and 822). Dr. Harris
has been supervisor/coordinator for a first-year "team", and has served as
liaison between the University and the School districts where the advanced
fieldwork placements are located. In one of her research projects, she explores
the impact of cultural diversity on the assessment and treatment of eating
disorders.
Lewis, Julia M., Ph.D. - Dr. Lewis has been a member of the
Clinical/School faculty since 1984, and is currently Coordiantor of the
Clinical/School Training Program. Dr. Lewis obtained her B.A. (1973) in Psychology
from the University of Minnesota, and her M.A. (1974) and her Ph.D. (1979)
in Clinical Psychology from the University of California at Los
Angeles. Dr. Lewis is Director of the of the Psychology Clinic
and has taught the second-year Clinical Methods seminars (Psy 821
and 822) and serves as supervisor/coordinator for the first-year "team".
Dr. Lewis's primary teaching and research interests concern children who are at
risk for the development of psychopathology, and the development of early
intervention and prevention programs. Dr. Lewis's current research focuses on the
impact of divorce on the functioning and adjustment of children and adult
perceptions of being in day care as children.
Miller, Ken, Ph.D. -
Assistant Professor of Psychology. Dr. Miller is the most recent addition
to the clinical program, joining in the Fall of 1999. He earned his BA
(1985) from Cornell University, and his MA (1991) and Ph.D. (1994) from the
University of Michigan. He completed 2 years of post-doctoral prevention
research. He has been the clinical administrator of the Bosnian Mental
Health Program in Chicago, adjunct professor of psychology at the University
of Illinois at Chicago, and program evaluation consultant with
community-based organizations doing health promotion and HIV prevention
activities. Classes taught include Introduction to Clinical Psychology,
Psychological Interventions, Community Psychology, Community Research
Methods, and Primary Prevention. Dr. Miller's primary research interests
are in both clinical and community psychology, focused on the understanding
and treatment of psychological distress among political refugees.
Terrell, Dawn M., Ph.D. - Dr.
Terrell joined the faculty of the
Clinical/School Training Program in 1990. Dr. Terrell received her B.A.
(1980) in Psychology from the University of California at Berkeley, and her
M.S. (1982), and Ph.D. from Yale University. Dr. Terrell is currently Chair
of the Academic Senate at San Francisco State University. Dr. Terrell is a
supervisor/coordinator for one of the first-year "teams", and
teaches the first year integrative seminar (Psy 728). Dr. Terrell's
teaching and research interests concern the adjustment of children and
adults of color. Dr. Terrell has a consultative relationship with a number of
community agencies concerning these issues.
Velasco, Manuel, M.S., LMFT -
Mr. Velasco has ten years of experience as an Administrator,
Organizational Consultant, and facilitator in the implementation of program
development, managerial development, cultural diversity strategies, human
resources development, conflict resolution programs, stress management
programs, and critical incident stress debriefing. He is adjunct faculty
of the Clinical Psychology Program at San Francisco State University; the
Business & Management School at Rutgers University; and the Diversity
Strategies Program at San Francisco State University, College of Extended
Learning. Currently he is program director for Adult Services, Berkeley Mental Health, and
maintains a private practice of psychotherapy and organizational
consultation in Oakland, CA.
Kohlass, Deborah -
Sites, Kym -
Carolyn Taormina Boyce, M.S. - Ms. Boyce is a clinical training site coordinator in the
Clinical psychology graduate program. She is a School psychologist in Marin county.
Joyce Cunningham, M.S., LMFT - Ms. Cunningham is a clinical
supervisor in the Clinical graduate program. She has a professional practice in San Francisco.
Anne Dietrich, M.S., LMFT - Ms. Dietrich is a clinical
supervisor and a clinical training site supervisor in the Clinical graduate program. She has
a professional practice in San Francisco.
Dan Doyle, M.S., LMFT - Mr. Doyle is a clinical
supervisor in the Clinical graduate program. He has a professional practice in San Francisco.
Annette Hess, LCSW - Ms. Hess is a clinical
supervisor in the Clinical graduate program. She has a professional practice in San Francisco.
Beth O'Hanneson, M.S., LMFT - Ms. O'Hanneson is a clinical
supervisor in the Clinical graduate program. She has a professional practice in San Francisco.
Ken Redpath, M.S., LMFT - Mr. Redpath is a clinical
supervisor in the Clinical graduate program. He has a professional practice in San Francisco.
Diane Rockloff, Ph.D. - Dr. Rockloff is a clinical
supervisor in the Clinical graduate program. She has a professional practice in Belmont and
San Francisco.
Cathy Valdez, M.S., LMFT - . Ms. Valdez is a clinical
supervisor in the Clinical graduate program. She has a professional practice in San Francisco.
Steve Weintraub, M.S., LMFT - Mr. Weintraub is a clinical
supervisor in the Clinical graduate program. He has a professional practice in San Francisco.
Kaynor Weishaupft, M.S., LMFT - Ms. Weishaupft is a clinical
supervisor in the Clinical graduate program. She has a professional practice in San Francisco.
Ruth Wetherford, Ph.D. - Dr. Wetherford is a clinical
supervisor in the Clinical graduate program. She has a professional practice in San Francisco.
Margaret Yates, Ph.D. - Dr. Yates is a clinical
supervisor and a clinical site training coordinator in the Clinical graduate program.
She is a School psychologist in Marin county.
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06.24.00