MARK A. MATTAINI, DSW, ACSW

Jane Addams College of Social Work
University of Illinois at Chicago (MC 309)
1040 West Harrison Street
Chicago, IL 60607-7134
mattaini@earthlink.net
http://home.earthlink.net/~mattaini

EDUCATION

Bachelor of Arts (Philosophy), University of Minnesota, 1971.

Master of Social Work, University of Utah. Group Work/Direct Practice Concentration, 1978

Post-Graduate Clinical Internship, University of Utah Marriage and Family Counseling Bureau, with Richard B. Stuart, D.S.W., 1978 - 1979.

Doctor of Social Welfare, Columbia University School of Social Work, with double concentration in Advanced Practice and Research. Dissertation, A Study of the Visual Representation of Quantitative Data for Ecosystemic Research and Practice,1990.

ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE

1999 - Present, Associate Professor (Director of the Doctoral Program, 1999-2005), Jane Addams College of Social Work, University of Illinois at Chicago, teaching the following courses:

Social Work Research Models and Knowledge-Building (Ph.D. course)
Analysis of Social Work Practice Approaches (Ph.D. course)
Proseminar in Intervention Research (Ph.D. course)
Proseminar in Social Justice Scholarship (Ph.D. course) Practice with Communities
Community Health and Urban Development: Practice 3
Community Health and Urban Development: Practice 4
Practice 1
Practice 2
Social Work with Groups
Human Behavior in the Social Environment

1998 - 1999, Visiting Associate Professor, School of Social Welfare, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, teaching the following courses:

Social Work Methodology I: Individuals and Families
Social Work Methodology II: Groups, Organizations and Communities
Advanced Methods of Social Welfare Research
Direct Social Work Practice II: Mental Health

1990 - 1998, Associate Professor (1995), Assistant Professor(1991), and Instructor (1990), Columbia University School of Social Work, teaching the following courses:

Practice with Organizations
Social Work Practice with Families
Social Work Research
Adult Psychopathology
Contemporary Social Problems
Foundations of Social Work Practice
Social Work Practice I
Behavioral Practice with Families
Advanced Generalist Practice I
Advanced Generalist Practice II
Social Work in the Neighborhoods
Advanced Social Research

Assigned a seat in the faculty of the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, Columbia University in the City of New York, 1996.

1996 - 1997, Director, Musher Seminar Series on Science and Human Behavior, a joint project of the Musher Program, Columbia University School of Social Work and Walden Fellowship, Inc.

1990-1992 , Associate (and Acting, 1991-2) Director, Center for the Study of Social Work Practice, a joint program of the Columbia University School of Social Work and the Jewish Board of Family and Children's Services. Principal Research Investigator, Patient Profile Study; Co-Coordinator, Practice Development Studies Project. Member, Professional Advisory Committee, 1992-Present.

1988 - 1990, Adjunct Lecturer and Field Advisor, Columbia University School of Social Work, teaching Social Work Practice with Families, Organizational Practice, Adult Psychopathology, and Social Work Research in the Master's program.

1984 - 1985, Field Instructor, Social Work Program, College of Human and Rural Development, University of Alaska, Fairbanks, Alaska

1980 - 1982, Clinical Instructor (Field Instructor), M.S.W. Program, Graduate School of Social Work, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, Utah.

PRACTICE/AGENCY EXPERIENCE

(Practice Experience: 5 years pre-masters, 7 years full-time post-masters practice, 17 years part-time post-masters continuing to present, as listed below.)

1998 - Present, part-time group, organizational, and community practice in conjunction with PEACE POWER! strategy, nationally and internationally.  (Service)

1993 - 1998, Chairperson, General Manager and Clinical Supervisor, Walden Fellowship, Inc., New York, New York. (part-time pro-bono clinical practice, clinical supervision and community practice through this behavioral non-profit organization).

1984 - 1986, 1990-1993, Private personal, organizational and community consulting practice, Alaska and New York City (averaging 5% FTE).

1982 - 1985, Tanana Chiefs Conference, Fairbanks, Alaska: Director of Mental Health Programs, 1983-1985; Program Director, Yukon/Tanana Mental Health Center, 1982-1983.

1980 - 1982, Program Director, Autism Teaching Center for Adolescents, Department of Social Services, State of Utah, Salt Lake City, Utah.

1978 - 1980, Primary Counselor and Training Coordinator, Project Reality, Salt Lake City, Utah. (Drug Abuse Treatment)

1977 - 1979, Research Specialist, Salt Lake County Social Services, Salt Lake City, Utah.

1977 - 1978, Student Field Placement, Salt Lake County Detention Center, Salt Lake City, Utah.

1976 - 1977, Student Field Placement, Salt Lake County Youth Services, Salt Lake City, Utah.

1972 - 1976, Bethel Group Home, Bethel, Alaska: Director, 1973-1976, Program Director, 1972-1973.

1971 - 1972, Child Care Worker, Home of the Good Shepherd, Spokane, Washington.

BOOKS

Mattaini, M. A. (under development). The science of nonviolent social action.

Mattaini, M. A. (E-Book, Summer, 2008). PEACE POWER: Tools for cultures of nonviolence.

Mattaini, M. A., & Lowery, C. T. (Eds.) (2007). Foundations of social work practice: A graduate text (4th ed.).  Washington, DC:  NASW Press.

Mattaini, M. A., Lowery, C. T., & Meyer, C. H. (Eds.) (2002). The foundations of social work practice: A graduate text (3rd ed.).  Washington, DC:  NASW Press.

Mattaini, M. A. (2001). PEACE POWER for Adolescents: Strategies for Culture of Nonviolence.Washington, DC: NASW Press.

Mattaini, M. A. (1999). Clinical Intervention with Families (NASW Best Practices Series). Washington, DC: NASW Press.

Mattaini, M. A., Lowery, C. T., & Meyer, C. H. (Eds.) (1998). The foundations of social work practice: A graduate text (2nd ed.). Washington, DC: NASW Press.

Mattaini, M. A. (1997). Clinical practice with individuals (NASW Best Practices Series). Washington, DC: NASW Press.

Mattaini, M. A. & Thyer, B. A. (Eds.).(1996). Finding solutions to social problems: Behavioral strategies for change. Washington, DC: American Psychological Association Books.

Meyer, C. H., & Mattaini, M. A. (Eds.).(1995). The foundations of social work practice: A graduate text. Washington, DC: NASW Press.

Mattaini, M. A. (1993). More than a thousand words: Graphics for clinical practice. Washington, DC: NASW Press. Winner of Gold Award for 1993, Washington EdPress Competition, for "overall impression, writing, editing, and design" for NASW Press.

Mattaini, M. A. (Guest Editor).(1992). Research and practice: Bridging the gap. Special Issue, Research on Social Work Practice, 2(3).

ARTICLES IN PEER-REVIEWED JOURNALS

Mattaini, M. A. (2007). Editorial: The problem with evidence-based practice. Behavior and Social Issues, 16, 109-110.

Mattaini, M. A. (2007). Editorial: Technical language in cultural analysis. Behavior and Social Issues, 16, 1-4.

Mattaini, M. A., & Strickland, J. (2006). Understanding and reducing collective violence: A scientific strategy. International Journal of Psychology, 41,500-513.

Seidenfeld, M, & Mattaini, M. A., (in press). Personal and family consultation services: An alternative to therapy. Behavior and Social Issues.

Mattaini, M. A. (2006). Editorial: Mental health and cultural analysis. Behavior and Social Issues, 15, 129-131.

Mattaini, M. A., & McGuire, M. S. (2006). Behavioral strategies for constructing nonviolent cultures with youth: A review. Behavior Modification, 30, 184-224.

Mattaini, M. A. (2006). Editorial: Human rights, pragmatic solidarity, and behavior science. Behavior and Social Issues, 15, 1-4.

Mattaini, M. A. (2006). Will cultural analysis become a science? Behavior and Social Issues, 15, 68-80.

Mattaini, M. A. (2005). Editorial: Behavior and Social Issues into the future. Behavior and Social Issues, 14, 83-85.

Erickson, C., Mattaini, M. A., & McGuire, M. S. (2004). Constructing Nonviolent Cultures in Schools: The State of the Science. Children and Schools, 26, 102-116.

Mattaini, M. A. (2004). Systems, metacontingencies, and cultural analysis: Are we there yet? Behavior & Social Issues, 14, 124-130.

Mattaini, M. A. (2004). Editorial: Toward a natural science of cultural analysis. Behavior and Social Issues, 13,85-88.

Mattaini, M. A. (2004) Editorial: Open access journals as a justice issue. Behavior & Social Issues, 13, 1-5.

Mattaini, Mark A. (2003). Constructing nonviolent alternatives to collective violence: A scientific strategy. Behavior & Social Issues, 12, 148-163.

Mattaini, Mark A. (2003). Understanding and reducing collective violence. Behavior & Social Issues, 12, 90-108.

Mattaini, M. A. (2002). Editorial: The globalization of violent behavior. Behavior and Social Issues, 12,1-3.

Mattaini, M. A. (2002). Editorial: The science of nonviolence. Behavior and Social Issues, 11, 100-104.

Mattaini, M. A. (2001). Editorial: The science of behavior and human rights. Behavior and Social Issues, 11, 1-3.

Moore, S. K., & Mattaini, M. A. (2001). Consequence analysis: An on-line replication. Behavior and Social Issues, 11, 71-79.

Mattaini, M. A. (2001). Constructing cultures of non-violence: The PEACE POWER! strategy. Education and Treatment of Children, 24, 430-447.

Lowery, C. T. & Mattaini, M. A. (1999). The science of sharing power: Native American thought and behavior analysis. Behavior and Social Issues, 9, 3-23.

Mattaini, M. A. (1998). Reforming welfare reform. Behavior and Social Issues, 8, 141-148.

Mattaini, M. A. & Williams, G. (1997). Walden Fellowship behavioral workshops: Member self-education and community building. Behavior and Social Issues, 7, 159-164.

Karls, J. M., Lowery, C. T., Mattaini, M. A., & Wandrei, K. E. (1997). The use of the PIE (Person-in-Environment) system in social work education (Point/Counterpoint). Journal of Social Work Education, 33, 49-58.

Mattaini, M. A., & Twyman, J. S. (1997). The Walden Fellowship experiments. Behavior and Social Issues, 6, 97-107.

Krener, M. O., & Mattaini, M. A. (1997). Toward welfare that works. Research on Social Work Practice, 7, 115-135. (Reprinted from Behavior and Social Issues)

Mattaini, M. A. (1996). Envisioning cultural practices. The Behavior Analyst, 19, 257-272.

Mattaini, M. A. (1996). The abuse and neglect of single-case designs. Research on Social Work Practice, 6, 83-90.

Mattaini, M. A. (1995). Teaching cultural design: Shaping new behaviorists. Behavior and Social Issues, 5(2), 21-28.

Mattaini, M. A. (1995). Contingency diagrams as teaching tools. The Behavior Analyst. 18, 93-98.

Mattaini, M. A. (1995). Visualizing practice with families & children. Early Child Development and Care, 106, 59-74.

Krener, M. O., & Mattaini, M. A. (1993). Toward welfare that works. Behavior and Social Issues, 3, 17-34.

Mattaini, M. A. (1993). Behavior analysis in community practice. Research on Social Work Practice, 3, 420-447.

Mattaini, M. A., & Kirk, S. A. (1993). Misdiagnosing Assessment (Points & Viewpoints). Social Work, 38, 231-233.

Mattaini, M. A., Grellong, B. A., & Abramovitz, R. (1992). The clientele of a child and family mental health agency: Empirically-derived household clusters and implications for practice. Research on Social Work Practice, 2, 380-404.

Abramovitz, R., Williams, J. B. W., & Mattaini, M. A. (1992). The pros and cons of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual for social work practice and research. Research on Social Work Practice, 2, 338-349.

Jenkins, S., & Mattaini, M. A. (1992). The Center for the Study of Social Work Practice: A Profile. Research in Social Work Practice, 2, 133-142.

Mattaini, M. A. (1991). Walden 1.9: Successive approximations. Behavior and Social Issues, 1(2), 53-60.

Mattaini, M. A., & Kirk, S. A. (1991). Assessing assessment in social work. Social Work, 36, 260-266.

Mattaini, M. A. (1991). Choosing weapons for the war on "crack": An operant analysis. Research on Social Work Practice, 1, 188-213.

Mattaini, M. A. (1991). Substance abuse in rural Alaska: A behavior analytic exploration. Behavior and Social Issues, 1(1), 3-26.

Mattaini, M. A. (1990). Contextual behavior analysis in the assessment process. Families in Society, 71, 236-245.

COMPUTER PROGRAMS & WEBSITE

Webmaster, Behaviorists for Social Responsibility (http://www.bfsr.org).

Mattaini, M. A. (1993) Visual EcoScan for clinical practice (Computerized companion program to the book More than a thousand words, above). Washington, DC: National Association of Social Workers Press.

BOOK CHAPTERS

Mattaini, M. A. (in press). The ecosystems perspective: A scientific view. In the Handbook of Social Work and Social Welfare.

Mattaini, M. A., & Lowery, C. T. (2007). Introduction. In M. A. Mattaini & C. T. Lowery (Eds.), The foundations of social work practice: A graduate text (4th ed.). Washington, DC: NASW Press.

Mattaini, M. A., & Lowery, C. T. (2007). Perspectives for practice. In M. A. Mattaini & C. T. Lowery (Eds.), The foundations of social work practice: A graduate text (4th ed.). Washington, DC: NASW Press.

Mattaini, M. A. (2007). Practice monitoring. In M. A. Mattaini & C. T. Lowery (Eds.), The foundations of social work practice: A graduate text (4th ed.). Washington, DC: NASW Press.

Mattaini, M. A. (2007). Practice with individuals. In M. A. Mattaini & C. T. Lowery (Eds.), The foundations of social work practice: A graduate text (4th ed.). Washington, DC: NASW Press.

Mattaini, M. A. (2007). Generalist Practice: People and Programs. In M. A. Mattaini & C. T. Lowery (Eds.), The foundations of social work practice: A graduate text (4th ed.). Washington, DC: NASW Press.

Mattaini, M. A. (2006). Constructing violence-free cultures/climates in schools. In M. L. Harris, C. Franklin, & P. Allen-Meares (Eds.), Handbook of school social work and mental health. New York: Oxford.

Mattaini, M. A. (2005). Mapping Practice: Assessment, Context, and Social Justice. In S. A. Kirk (Ed.), Mental disorders in the social environment. New York: Columbia University Press.

Mattaini, M. A., & Moore, S. K. (2003).  Ecobehavioral social work practice.  In H. E. Briggs & T. Rzepnicki(Eds.), Using evidence in social work practice. Chicago: Lyceum Books.

Mattaini, M. A. (2003). Constructing Practice: Diagnoses, Problems, Targets, or Transactions? In A. Rosen & E. Proctor (Eds.), Developing Practice Guidelines for Social Work Intervention: Issues, Methods, and Research Agenda. New York: Columbia University Press.

Mattaini, M. A., & Meyer, C. H. (2002). The ecosystems perspective. In M. A. Mattaini & C. T. Lowery (Eds.), The foundations of social work practice: A graduate text (3rd ed.). Washington, DC: NASW Press.

Mattaini, M. A. (2002). Knowledge for practice. In M. A. Mattaini & C. T. Lowery (Eds.), The foundations of social work practice: A graduate text (3rd ed.). Washington, DC: NASW Press.

Mattaini, M. A. (2002). Practice monitoring. In M. A. Mattaini & C. T. Lowery (Eds.), The foundations of social work practice: A graduate text (3rd ed.). Washington, DC: NASW Press.

Mattaini, M. A. (2002). Practice with individuals. In M. A. Mattaini & C. T. Lowery (Eds.), The foundations of social work practice: A graduate text (3rd ed.). Washington, DC: NASW Press.

Mattaini, M. A. (2002). Generalist Practice: People and Programs. In M. A. Mattaini & C. T. Lowery (Eds.), The foundations of social work practice: A graduate text (3rd ed.). Washington, DC: NASW Press.

Mattaini, M. A., & Lowery, C. T. (2001). Constructing community: The applied science of youth violence prevention. In D. S. Sandhu (Ed.), Faces of Violence: Psychological Correlates, Concepts and Intervention Strategies. Commack, NY: Nova Science Publishers.

Mattaini, M. A. (2001). The foundations of social work practice. In H. Briggs & K. Corcoran (Eds.), The Foundations of change: Effective social work practice (2nd ed.). Chicago: Lyceum.

Lowery, C. T., & Mattaini, M. A. (2001). Shared power in social work: A Native American perspective. In H. Briggs & K. Corcoran (Eds.), Foundations of change: Effective social work practice (2nd ed.). Chicago: Lyceum.

Mattaini, M. A., & Lowery, C. T., with the PEACE POWER! Working Group (2000). Constructing cultures of non-violence: The PEACE POWER! toolkit. In D. S. Sandhu (Ed.), Violence in American schools: A practical guide for counselors, American Counseling Association.

Meyer, C. H., & Mattaini, M. A. (1998). The ecosystems perspective. In M. A. Mattaini, C. T. Lowery, & C. H. Meyer (Eds.), The foundations of social work practice: A graduate text (2nd ed.), (pp. 3-19). Washington, DC: NASW Press.

Mattaini, M. A. (1998). Knowledge for practice. In M. A. Mattaini, C. T. Lowery, & C. H. Meyer (Eds.), The foundations of social work practice: A graduate text (2nd ed.), (pp. 87-116). Washington, DC: NASW Press.

Mattaini, M. A. (1998). Practice monitoring. In M. A. Mattaini, C. T. Lowery, & C. H. Meyer (Eds.), The foundations of social work practice: A graduate text (2nd ed.), (pp. 117-131). Washington, DC: NASW Press.

Mattaini, M. A. (1998). Practice with individuals. In M. A. Mattaini, C. T. Lowery, & C. H. Meyer (Eds.), The foundations of social work practice: A graduate text (2nd ed.), (pp. 135-164). Washington, DC: NASW Press.

Mattaini, M. A. (1998). Generalist Practice: People and Programs. In M. A. Mattaini, C. T. Lowery, & C. H. Meyer (Eds.), The foundations of social work practice: A graduate text (2nd ed.), (pp. 265-287). Washington, DC: NASW Press.

Mattaini, M. A., & Magnabosco, J. L. (1997). Reworking welfare: Untangling the web. In P. A. Lamal (Ed.), Cultural contingencies and metacontingencies(pp. 151-167). Westport, CT: Praeger.

Mattaini, M. A. (1997). Visualizing practice with children and families. In J. T. Pardeck & M. J. Markward (Eds.), Reassessing social work practice with children(pp. 51-66). Amsterdam: Gordon and Breach. (reprinted from Early Childhood Development and Care)

Mattaini, M. A. (1996). Should social worker practitioners routinely make use of genograms and ecomaps? Yes. In B. A. Thyer (Ed.), Controversial issues in social work practice (pp. 217-224; 229-231). Needham Heights, MA: Allyn & Bacon.

Mattaini, M. A. (1996). Public Issues, Human Behavior, and Cultural Design. In M. A. Mattaini & B. A. Thyer (Eds.), Finding solutions to social problems: Behavioral strategies for change (pp. 13-40). Washington, D.C.: American Psychological Association Books.

Mattaini, M. A. (1996). "Acting to save the world": The elements of action. In M. A. Mattaini & B. A. Thyer (Eds.), Finding solutions to social problems: Behavioral strategies for change (pp. 397-414). Washington, D.C.: American Psychological Association Books.

Mattaini, M. A., McGowan, B. G., & Williams, G. (1996). Child maltreatment. In M. A. Mattaini & B. A. Thyer (Eds.), Finding solutions to social problems: Behavioral strategies for change (pp. 223-266). Washington, D.C.: American Psychological Association Books.

Mattaini, M. A., Twyman, J. S., Chin, W., Nam, K. (1996). Youth violence. In M. A. Mattaini & B. A. Thyer (Eds.), Finding solutions to social problems: Behavioral strategies for change (pp. 75-111). Washington, D.C.: American Psychological Association Books.

Mattaini, M. A. (1995). The foundations of social work practice. In C. H. Meyer & M. A. Mattaini (Eds.), The foundations of social work practice: A graduate text (pp. 1-15). Washington, D.C.: NASW Press.

Mattaini, M. A. (1995). Knowledge for practice. In C. H. Meyer & M. A. Mattaini (Eds.), The foundations of social work practice: A graduate text (pp. 59-85). Washington, D.C.: NASW Press.

Mattaini, M. A. (1995). Generalist Practice: People and Programs. In C. H. Meyer & M. A. Mattaini (Eds.), The foundations of social work practice: A graduate text (pp. 225-245). Washington, D.C.: NASW Press.

Mattaini, M. A. (1995). Practice Monitoring. In C. H. Meyer & M. A. Mattaini (Eds.), The foundations of social work practice: A graduate text (pp. 246-259). Washington, D.C.: NASW Press.

Mattaini, M. A. (1994). Can personalities be disordered? No!, in S. A. Kirk and S. Einbeinder (Eds.), Controversial issues in mental health (pp. 47-56). Needham Heights, MA: Allyn & Bacon.

Mattaini, M. A. (1993). Contextual behavior analysis in the assessment process. In J. B. Rauch (Ed.), Assessment: A sourcebook for social work practice (pp. 15-29). Milwaukee: Families International Incorporated. (reprinted from Families in Society)

BOOK REVIEWS

Mattaini, M. A. (1996). The new frontier: A review of Changing cultural practices: A contextualist framework for intervention research by A. Biglan [essay review]. The Behavior Analyst, 19, 135-141.

Mattaini, M. A. (1994). [Review of The Reluctant Alliance]. Research on Social Work Practice, 4, 521-2.

Mattaini, M. A. (1992). [Review of Behavioral Analysis of Societies and Cultural Practices]. Research on Social Work Practice, 2, 420-424.

RESEARCH PROJECTS IN PROCESS

Principal Investigator, UIC Center for Research on Violence Integrated Graduate Education and Research Training (IGERT) Project (re-submission, March, 2008), for submission to National Science Foundation.

Co-Principal Investigator, An Investigation of the Relative Effectiveness and Costs of In-Person and Web-Based Strategies for the Dissemination and Diffusion of Evidence-Based Kernels and Program Processes within Community Sexual Assault Prevention Programs (Funded, American Psychological Foundation)

The PEACE POWER Strategy(Youth Violence Prevention): Working with sites nationally and internationally. (Status: intervention and data collection ongoing; several articles, chapters and one book have been produced.)

The Natural Science of Nonviolent Action, analyzing contingencies and cultural practices used in nonviolent action for social change from a scientific perspective. (Status: One article published; additional data collection in progress)

The Science of Cultural Analysis: Participating in international effort to clarify the selection processes that shape and maintain cultural practices and cultural entities from the perspective of the science of behavior. (Status: Participated in preparation of and published in special issue of the journal Behavior and Social Issues; participated in international conferences, participated in international think tank in Brazil and another in Norway, subsequent publications in development.)

Consequence Analysis methodology, extending procedure developed by Stephen Fawcett and colleagues, using Internet instrument to determine how analyzing the multiple consequences of a public policy decision affects opinions. The researchers hope that this will prove to be a useful approach for shaping thoughtful participation in public affairs. (Status: One study completed and article published, subsequent study in preparation in collaboration with Sarah Moore, National Development and Research Institutes.)

 EARLIER FUNDED RESEARCH

PEACE POWER! (Youth violence prevention), Principal Investigator, 2002-2003, UIC Campus Research Board, $14,860.

Millenium Project, Council on Social Work Education, Co-Principal Investigator with Marianne Yoshioka, 1997-8, in cooperation with Good Shepherd Services, The building organizational cultures of cultural competence and respect for diversity, $1,000.

Musher Seminars for Science and Human Behavior, Director, 1996-97, $5,000 (supporting pilot work reported in seminars)

Center for the Study of Social Work Practice, 20% of time for involvement in multiple studies (see Jenkins & Mattaini, 1992, above, for detail).

Patient Profile Study, 1989-92, Principal Research Investigator, with Jewish Board of Family and Children's Services, $20,000.

EDITORIAL BOARDS AND REVIEWING

Editor, Behavior and Social Issues, 2001-Present
Consulting Editor, Children and Schools,, 2002-Present
Member, International Editorial Committee, Suma Psicologica, 1997-present
Associate Editor, Behavior and Social Issues, 1994-2000
Member, Editorial Board, The Behavior Analyst, 1996-1999
Member, Editorial Board, Research on Social Work Practice, 1997-1999
Book Review Editor, Research on Social Work Practice, 1994-1996
Consulting Editor, Social Work Research and Abstracts, 1993-1995
Reviewer, Families in Society,1992, 1993, 2004, 2007
Reviewer, Health and Social Work, 1992
Reviewer, Research on Social Work Practice, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 2000, 2003, 2004, 2007

OTHER WRITTEN MATERIALS

Rosenbaum, D. P., Schuck, A. M., Mattaini, M. A., Adams, E. (2007). Interdisciplinary Research at the University of Illinois at Chicago: A Campus-wide Survey of Climate, Obstacles and Opportunities. Chicago: UIC Interdisciplinary Center for Research on Violence.

Mattaini, M. A. (1998). Tools for cultural analysis. On-line state of the science paper, Behaviorists for Social Responsibility website (http://www.bfsr.org/state.html).

Mattaini, M. A. (1998). Welfare reform. On-line state of the science paper, Behaviorists for Social Responsibility website (http://www.bfsr.org/state.html).

Mattaini, M. A. (1998). Youth Violence.On-line state of the science paper, Behaviorists for Social Responsibility website (http://www.bfsr.org/state.html).

Mullen, E. J., Combre, J., Mattaini, M. A., Corwin, M., Gatenio, S., Castanuela, M., & Salas, S. (1993). Enhancing minority recruitment and retention in graduate social work education. The Minority Leadership Project: Columbia University School of Social Work.

Combre, J. W., Mullen, E. J., & Mattaini, M. A. (1991). Reaffirming multiculturalism in social work through increased minority participation in graduate education.Paper presented at 1991 Annual Program Meeting, Council on Social Work Education, New Orleans, Louisiana.

Mullen, E. J., & Mattaini, M. A. (1989). The use of expert systems in research on community mental health services.Paper presented at the Workshop on Social Work Research and Community-Based Mental Health Services, National Institute of Mental Health, Rockville, MD, November 1. Available from Technical Document Service, NIMH.

Mattaini, M. A. (1989). Review of literature on social work assessment. Unpublished report, Center for the Study of Social Work Practice, Columbia University School of Social Work, New York, New York.

Holden, G. W., Mattaini, M. A., & Moncher, M. S. (1988). Potential for Practice Research: JBFCS Existing Data. Report issued by the Center for the Study of Social Work Practice, Columbia University School of Social Work, New York, New York. Mattaini, M. A., with Hess, C., Nation, C., & Leap, S. (1985). Sober and proud. Fairbanks, AK: Tanana Chiefs Conference.

Mattaini, M. A., Krawll, M., and Nation, C. (1984). Village Self-Help. Tanana Chiefs Conference, Fairbanks, Alaska.

Mattaini, M. A., Graf, M., Leap, S., & Thibideau, M. (1984). Only the Best for this Baby, (Multi-media Fetal Alcohol Syndrome prevention package). Tanana Chiefs Conference, Fairbanks, Alaska.

Mattaini, M. A. (1981). Further Comments on Conceptual Frameworks II, Social Work, 26, 341.

Mattaini, M. A., & Hood, B. (1978 - 1979). Salt Lake County Youth: Primary Recognized Needs and Currently Available Resources. Salt Lake County Social Services: Salt Lake City. Report No. 1: An Overview, 1978; Report No. 2: Available Resources, 1979.

PRESENTATIONS AND WORKSHOPS (partial list)

September, 2007, "Violence and Nonviolence Research in Cultural Analysis," presentation at Akershus College University Think Tank on Cultural Analysis, Oslo, Norway.

May, 2007, "Behavior and Social Issues: Behavior Analysis, Biological Psychiatry, and the Treatment of Severe Behavior Disorders," Paper presented as part of a panel, Association for Behavior Analysis: International 33rd Annual Convention, San Diego.

May, 2007, "The Science of Nonviolent Power I: The Analysis of Activist Cultures," Paper presented at Association for Behavior Analysis: International 33rd Annual Convention, San Diego.

December, 2006, "Constructing nonviolent communities with PEACE POWER," day-long workshop, Clinton, Illinois.

October, 2006, "PEACE POWER: Constructing nonviolent cultures," Midwest School Social Work Conference, Chicago, IL.

May, 2006. "The emerging science of cultural analysis," Paper presented as part of a panel, Association for Behavior Analysis: International, 32nd Annual Convention, Atlanta.

December, 2005. "PEACE POWER: Tools for work in tutoring and literacy projects." Frontier College, Western Regional Training, Winnipeg, Manitoba.

November, 2005. "PEACE POWER: Evidence-Based Kernels and Behavior Vaccines in Violence Prevention." Keynote address, annual conference of the Illinois Association of School Social Workers, Lincolnshire, IL.

August, 2005. "Advancing a research agenda for a natural science of cultural change." Presentation at think tank "Metacontingencies and Cultural Analysis." Sponsored by Associacao Brasileira de Psicoterapia e Medicina Comportamental (ABPMC); the Instituto Brasiliense de Analise do Comportamento; the Instituto de Educacao Superior de Brasilia, the Universidade de Brasilia; the Universidade Catolica de Goias; and the Association for Behavior Analysis: International. Campinas, Brazil.

August, 2005. Presentor and Chair for Panel entitled "Metacontingencies and Cultural Analysis Part III: Developing Empirical Studies of Cultural Change." Annual conference, Associacao Brasileira de Psicoterapia e Medicina Comportamental, Campinas, Brazil.

August, 2006. "PEACE POWER: Constructing Cultures of Nonviolence with Youth." Annual conference, Frontier College, Toronto, Ontario.

May, 2005. "Toward a research agenda for a natural science of cultural change." Association for Behavior Analysis: International, 31st Annual Convention, Chicago.

October, 2004. "Advances in the natural science of cultural analysis." Keynote address, Annual Conference on Behavior Analysis, Fundacion Universitaria Konrad Lorenz, Bogota, Colombia.

October, 2004. "Toward a natural science of nonviolent social action." Keynote address, Annual Conference on Behavior Analysis, Fundacion Universitaria Konrad Lorenz, Bogota, Colombia.

May, 2004. "How behavior analysis will win the Nobel Peace Prize." Association for Behavior Analysis: International, 30th Annual Convention, Boston.

May, 2003. "The natural science of nonviolent action." Association for Behavior Analysis: International, 29th Annual Convention, San Francisco.

May, 2003. "Religious naturalism and the science of behavior" (with Sarah K. Moore). Association for Behavior Analysis: International, 29th Annual Convention, San Francisco.

November, 2002. "The Natural Science of Violence Prevention." Invited Address, Behavior Analysis Society of Illinois, Orland Park, IL.

November, 2002. "Behavior Analysis and Social Issues." Invited Address, Tennessee Association for Behavior Analysis Annual Convention, Nashville, TN.

October, 2002. "PEACE POWER: The Science of Youth Violence Prevention." Invited Workshop, Chicago Public Schools Social Work Training Conference, Chicago, IL.

October, 2002. "Strategies for Youth Violence Prevention." Invited address, New Jersey Association of Professional Mediators Annual Conference, Somerset, NJ.

October, 2002. "Understanding and Preventing Youth Violence." Keynote address followed by 2 workshops, First Annual Treatment Foster Care Conference, Milwaukee Area Treatment Foster Care Collaboration Group, Milwaukee, WI.

August, 2002-Present, multiple PEACE POWER workshops and consultations in Chicago Public Schools.

May, 2002. "Terrorism." Panelist, presentation at Association for Behavior Analysis: International, 28h Annual Convention, Toronto.

May, 2002. "Why Behavior Analysts Really Want to Do Graduate Work in Social Work." Panelist, presentation at Association for Behavior Analysis: International, 28h Annual Convention, Toronto.

May, 2002. "The Design of Cultures: Behavior Analytic Reflections in the Aftermath of September 11." Panelist, presentation at Association for Behavior Analysis: International, 28h Annual Convention, Toronto.

May, 2002. "PEACE POWER: Constructing Cultures of Nonviolent Power with Youth." Keynote presentation, Wisconsin State National Association of Social Workers Convention.

April, 2002. "PEACE POWER: Constructing a Culture of Nonviolent Power."Two-day community workshop, Canton, OH.

January, 2002. Workshop presented at Metro High School, Cedar Rapids, IA.

December, 2001. "Harassment, Bullying, and Respect." Youth Workshop, Frank Lloyd Wright Middle School, West Allis, WI.

November, 2001. "PEACE POWER: Constructing a Culture of Nonviolent Power." Workshop presented at Campus Academy, SEEM Collaboration, Woburn, MA.

November, 2001. "Violence Prevention in Schools." Two invited presentations to School Social Work Concentration, Jane Addams College of Social Work-UIC, Chicago, IL.

October, 2001. "Intervention with Families." Invited presentation, Family and Children Concentration, Jane Addams College of Social Work-UIC, Chicago, IL.

October, 2001. "PEACE POWER: Constructing a Culture of Nonviolence." Workshop presented at Menasha Middle School, Menasha, WI.

September, 2001. "Terrorist and trauma." Panel member, Field Museum of Natural History, Chicago, IL.

August, 2001. "PEACE POWER: Making Peace." Workshop presented at Metro High School, Cedar Rapids, IA.

July, 2001. "Tools for promoting nonviolence in schools and communities." All-day workshop presented as part of Summer Institute, Causes and Strategies for the Prevention of Violence in Schools and Communities: What Works and Why, Long Island University, Brooklyn, NY.

June, 2001. "PEACE POWER: Strategies for a Culture of Nonviolence." Youth Institute for Peace and Nonviolence, Camp Helen Brachman, Almond, WI.

May, 2001. "PEACE POWER!: Violence Prevention and Beyond." Paper presented at Association for Behavior Analysis: International, 27h Annual Convention, New Orleans.

May, 2001. "PEACE POWER!: A View from the Field." Paper presented at Association for Behavior Analysis: International, 27h Annual Convention, New Orleans. (with John Humphrey)

May, 2001. "Consequence Analysis: An On-Line Replication Regarding Violence Prevention." Paper presented at Association for Behavior Analysis: International, 27h Annual Convention, New Orleans. (with Sarah Moore).

May, 2001. "PEACE POWER: Tools for Making Peace," Metro High School, Cedar Rapids, Iowa.

February, 2001. "PEACE POWER: Tools for Building Community," Metro High School, Cedar Rapids, Iowa.

February, 2001. "PEACE POWER: Tools for Violence Prevention," Mukwanago Junior High School, Mukwanago, WI.

February, 2001. "PEACE POWER: Tools for Violence Prevention," West Appleton High School, Appleton, WI.

January, 2001. "PEACE POWER: Tools for Building Respect," Metro High School, Cedar Rapids, Iowa.

December, 2000. "PEACE POWER: Tools to Build Recognition," Metro High School, Cedar Rapids, Iowa.

November, 2000. "PEACE POWER: Tools for Violence Prevention," at Youth Institute for Peace and Nonviolence, Camp Helen Brachman, Almond, WI.

October, 2000. "PEACE POWER: Tools for Violence Prevention," workshop, Winnebago Mental Health Center, Neenah, WI.

October, 2000. "PEACE POWER: Tools for Violence Prevention," workshop, Oneida Nation Social Services, Oneida, WI.

September, 2000. "PEACE POWER: Tools for Violence Prevention," workshop, Metro High School, Cedar Rapids, Iowa.

September, 2000. "PEACE POWER: Tools for Violence Prevention," presentation at National Association for Health Education Conference, Milwaukee, WI.

May, 2000.  "Walden 2000: Constructing a future," presentation at Association for Behavior Analysis: International, 26h Annual Convention, Washington, DC.

May, 2000.  "Constructing human rights: A cultural analytic view," presentation at Association for Behavior Analysis: International, 26h Annual Convention, Washington, DC. (with C. T. Lowery)

May, 2000.  "Understanding violence in context: a neural network functional analysis," presentation at Association for Behavior Analysis: International, 26h Annual Convention, Washington, DC.

May, 2000. "PEACE POWER!: Constructing an island of peace," all day community workshop,  sponsored by YPIS of Staten Island, Inc., Staten Island, New York.

May, 2000. "Problems, Targets, and Transactions," presentation at invitational conference, "Toward a research agenda for social work practice guidelines: A working conference," George Warren Brown School of Social Work, St. Louis, Missouri.

March, 2000. "Family peace-making," workshop for staff of Youth and Family Project, West Bend, Wisconsin.

March, 2000. "PEACE POWER!:Tools for youth violence prevention," Invited keynote workshop, NASW-Wisconsin, NE Division, Green Bay, Wisconsin.

January, 2000.  "Violent and Coercive Behaviors: A Kohonen Neural Network Cluster Analysis," paper presented at Society for Social Work and Research Conference, Charleston, South Carolina.

November, 1999, "Bullying and Youth Violence," invited presentation, sponsored by ACCORD, Binghamton, NY, for professionals and community in Tioga County, New York.

October, 1999, "PEACE POWER: Youth Violence Prevention," all-day workshop, YPIS of Staten Island, New York City.

September, 1999, "PEACE POWER: Developing a Community-Wide Strategy," half-day community workshop, Oneida Nation, sponsored by Oneida Nation Social Services, Oneida, Wisconsin.

June, 1999, "PEACE POWER! Youth Violence Prevention Drawing on Behavioral and Native American Perspectives," presentation at Society for Community Research and Action Conference, Yale University, New Haven, Connecticut (with C. T. Lowery)

May, 1999, "PEACE POWER! The Science of Youth Violence Prevention," presentation at Association for Behavior Analysis: International, 25th Annual Convention, Chicago, IL.

May, 1999, "Theory-Driven Clusters of Violent and Coercive Episodes," presentation at Association for Behavior Analysis: International, 25th Annual Convention, Chicago, IL.

May, 1999, "Development and Validation of a Scale to Measure Respect and Appreciation for Diversity in Human Service Organizations," presentation at Association for Behavior Analysis: International, 25th Annual Convention, Chicago, IL.

April, 1999, "PEACE POWER! Youth Violence Prevention," presentation at Wisconsin Chapter, National Association of Social Workers Conference, Milwaukee, WI.

March, 1999, "PEACE POWER! The Science of Youth Violence Prevention," invited colloquium presented for faculty and students of psychology, Marquette University, Milwaukee, WI.

March, 1999, "PEACE POWER! The Science of Youth Violence Prevention," invited presentation at Behavior Analysis Association of Michigan conference, Ypsilanti, MI.

November, 1998, "The Foundations of Social Work Practice," presentation to Southeast Section, Wisconsin Chapter, National Association of Social Workers.

 June, 1998, "Strategies for Youth Violence Prevention", Binghamton, New York, Accord, Inc. (all-day workshop).

June, 1998, "PEACE POWER! Constructing Cultures of Non-Violence," with Karen Herrera, workshop presented at 14th annual Manhattan Child and Adolescent Services Committee Conference, Fordham University, New York, New York.

May, 1998, "Shared power: Behavior analysis and Native American Thought," (with C. T. Lowery) paper presented at Association for Behavior Analysis: International, 24th Annual Convention, Orlando, Florida.

May, 1998, "Reforming welfare reform," paper presented at Association for Behavior Analysis: International, 24th Annual Convention, Orlando, Florida.

May, 1998, "Tools for cultural analysis," paper presented at Association for Behavior Analysis: International, 24th Annual Convention, Orlando, Florida

March 31-April 1, 1998, "Shared Power in Practice," invited presentations, Harvard University School of Education, Cambridge, Massachusetts.

October, 1997, "Shared Power and Behavior Analysis," Walden Behavioral Workshops, New York, New York. (with C. T. Lowery)

September, 1997 , "The Co-Construction of Empowerment Cultures in Child Welfare." Invited paper presented at conference, "Empowerment practice in social work: Developing Richer Conceptual Foundations", University of Toronto School of Social Work, Toronto, Ontario, Canada (with C. T. Lowery).

May, 1997, "Teaching Behavior Analysis: Keeping the Faith," paper presented at Association for Behavior Analysis: International, 23rd Annual Convention, Chicago, IL.

May, 1997, "The Prevention of Crime in America's Cities: The PEACE POWER! Program,".presentation at Association for Behavior Analysis: International, 23rd Annual Convention, Chicago, IL.

February, 1997, "Violence is Behavior," paper presented for Musher Seminar Series on Science and Human Behavior, Columbia University, New York, New York.

December, 1996, "Science, Coercion and Families," paper presented for Musher Seminar Series on Science and Human Behavior, Columbia University, New York, New York.

December, 1996, "Cultural Design in Action." Workshop presented at Walden Behavioral Workshops, New York, New York.

October, 1996, "Agency-based Practice with Diverse Populations." Human Services Workshops, Good Shepherd Services, New York, New York. (with Marianne Yoshioka and associates)

September, 1996, "Self-management as a Clinical Technique." Workshop presented at Walden Behavioral Workshops, New York, New York.

August, 1996, "PeaceBuilders ... and Beyond?." Workshop presented at Walden Behavioral Workshops, New York, New York.

June, 1996, "Science, Selection and Social Coercion." Paper presented at inaugural session, Musher Seminar Series on Science and Human Behavior, New York, New York.

May, 1996, "A Science of Cultural Design: The Final Frontier", paper presented at Association for Behavior Analysis: International, 22nd Annual Convention, San Francisco, CA.

May, 1996, "Teaching Behavior Analysis: Diagramming Cultural Practices", paper presented at Association for Behavior Analysis: International, 22nd Annual Convention, San Francisco, CA. (with Janet S. Twyman)

May, 1996, "Welfare That Works", paper presented at Association for Behavior Analysis: International, 22nd Annual Convention, San Francisco, CA.

May, 1996, "Social Coercion and Parenting", paper presented at Association for Behavior Analysis: International, 22nd Annual Convention, San Francisco, CA. (with Edna Brown)

May, 1996, "Understanding and Preventing Youth Violence," Maternal and Child Health Program, Columbia University School of Social Work, New York, New York.

May, 1996 "New Behavioral Strategies for Preventing Youth Violence." Workshop presented at Walden Behavioral Workshops, New York, New York.

April, 1996, "Behavioral Strategies for Reducing Child Maltreatment." Workshop presented at Walden Behavioral Workshops, New York, New York (with Gladys Williams).

March, 1996, "Personal Behavioral Consultation: An Alternative to Therapy." Workshop presented at Walden Behavioral Workshops, New York, New York (with Miriam Seidenfeld).

February, 1996, "Adolescent Depression and Suicide Prevention," Human Services Workshops, Good Shepherd Services, New York, New York. (previously presented, May, 1994).

December, 1995, "Alone in a Crowd: Behavioral Responses to Loneliness and Isolation." Workshop presented at Walden Behavioral Workshops, New York, New York.

November, 1995, "Adventures in Self-Management." Workshop presented at Walden Behavioral Workshops, New York, New York (with Edna Brown & Martha Salazar).

October, 1995, "Interviewing and Rapid Assessment Skills for Complex Cases," Human Services Workshops, Good Shepherd Services, New York, New York. (Previously presented October, 1994; February, 1994; February, 1993; March, 1992; October, 1992).

October, 1995, "Behavioral Community Work." Workshop presented at Walden Behavioral Workshops, New York, New York.

September, 1995, "'Cognitive-Behavioral': One Model or Two?" Workshop presented at Walden Behavioral Workshops, New York, New York (with Meredith Hanson).

August, 1995, "Celebrations!" Workshop presented at Walden Behavioral Workshops, New York, New York.

July, 1995, "Tales of the Lone Behaviorist." Workshop presented at Walden Behavioral Workshops, New York, New York (with Ara Bahadourian).

June, 1995, "Family Healing," Human Services Workshops, Good Shepherd Services, New York, New York.

June, 1995, "Creating Healthy Family Cultures." Workshop presented at Walden Behavioral Workshops, New York, New York.

May, 1995, "Teaching Cultural Design through Community Practice" paper presented at Association for Behavior Analysis: International, 21st Annual Convention, Washington, DC.

May, 1995, "Community Service: Violence Prevention" paper presented at Association for Behavior Analysis: International, 21st Annual Convention, Washington, DC. (with W. Chin & J. Twyman)

May, 1995, "Personal and Family Consultation Services" paper presented at Association for Behavior Analysis: International, 21st Annual Convention, Washington, DC. (with M. Seidenfeld)

May, 1995, "Fellowship Workshops: Mutual Reinforcement and Self Education" paper presented at Association for Behavior Analysis: International, 21st Annual Convention, Washington, DC. (with G. Williams)

May, 1995, "Walden Fellowship: Experiments in Cultural Design," paper presented at Association for Behavior Analysis: International, 21st Annual Convention, Washington, DC.

May, 1995, "The Elements of Behavior: Teaching Behavior Analysis in Small Bites," paper presented at Association for Behavior Analysis: International, 21st Annual Convention, Washington, DC.

May, 1995 "Understanding and Preventing Youth Violence," Maternal and Child Health Program, Columbia University School of Social Work, New York, New York.

May, 1995, "Understanding and Preventing Youth Violence," Mary Goldson Memorial Seminars, Columbia University School of Social Work, New York, New York.

May, 1995, "Reinforcing Respect for Diversity." Workshop presented at Walden Behavioral Workshops, New York, New York (with associates).

April, 1995, "LifeSculpting: Better than Therapy." Workshop presented at Walden Behavioral Workshops, New York, New York.

February, 1995, "Understanding Depression: New Behavioral Contributions." Workshop presented at Walden Behavioral Workshops, New York, New York.

January, 1995, "Group Work in Family Violence," Salvation Army, New York, New York. (All day workshop)

December, 1994, "Healthy, Helpful, Happy, and Harmless." Workshop presented at Walden Behavioral Workshops, New York, New York.

October, 1994, "Feminism and Behaviorism." Workshop presented at Walden Behavioral Workshops, New York, New York.

September, 1994, "Youth Violence Prevention: An Interim Report." Workshop presented at Walden Behavioral Workshops, New York, New York.

July, 1994, "The Missing Link in Self-Management." Workshop presented at Walden Behavioral Workshops, New York, New York.

June, 1994, "Violence is Behavior." Workshop presented at Walden Behavioral Workshops, New York, New York.

May, 1994, "Practical Steps Toward Cultural Design," paper presented at Association for Behavior Analysis: International, 20th Annual Convention, Atlanta, Georgia

May, 1994, "Using contingency diagrams to see the world," paper presented at Association for Behavior Analysis: International, 20th Annual Convention, Atlanta, Georgia

May, 1994, "Walden 1.9.3: The Walden Fellowship Experiments," paper presented at Association for Behavior Analysis: International, 20th Annual Convention, Atlanta, Georgia

May, 1994, "Understanding and Preventing Youth iolence," Maternal and Child Health Project, Columbia University School of Social Work, New York, New York.

January, 1994, "Interviewing Skills," workshop for New York Catholic Guardian Society, New York, New York.

May, 1993 "More than 1000 words: Visualizing applied behavior analysis," paper presented at Association for Behavior Analysis: International, 19th Annual Convention, Chicago, Illinois.

May, 1993, "Walden 1.9.2: Stranger than fiction," paper presented at Association for Behavior Analysis: International, 19th Annual Convention, Chicago, Illinois.

April, 1993, "The Visual EcoScan for Clinical Practice," presentation at the Workshop on Advanced Information Systems for the Human Services, Baruch College, New York, New York.

February, 1993, "Depression and Suicide," workshop for Salvation Army, Department of Social Services, Greater New York Division, New York, New York.

August, 1992, "Toward welfare that works," (with Mary O. Krener) invited paper presented at American Psychological Association Convention, Washington, DC.

August, 1992, "Behavior analysis and community practice," invited paper presented at American Psychological Association Convention, Washington, DC.

May, 1992, "Sociocultural Issues in Context: Natural History, Empowerment, and Radical Behaviorism," paper presented at Association for Behavior Analysis: International, 18th Annual Convention, San Francisco, California.

May, 1992, "Walden 1.9.1: There's magic afoot," paper presented at Association for Behavior Analysis: International, 18th Annual Convention, San Francisco, California.

May, 1991, "Walden 1.9: Successive Approximations," paper presented at Association for Behavior Analysis: International, 17th Annual Convention, Atlanta, Georgia.

May, 1991, "Picture This: Visualization in Contextual Behavior Analysis," poster session, Association for Behavior Analysis: International, 17th Annual Convention, Atlanta, Georgia.

May, 1990, "Data Graphics in Clinical Behavior Analysis", poster session, Association for Behavior Analysis: International, 16th Annual Convention, Nashville, Tennessee.

May, 1990, "The War on 'Crack': Choosing Our Weapons", Association for Behavior Analysis: International, 16th Annual Convention, Nashville, Tennessee.

April, 1990, Panelist, "Crack" Seminar, Manhattan Field Office, Human Resources Administration, City of New York.

March, 1990, "Frontiers in Clinical Assessment" (first author, with Stuart A. Kirk). Annual Program Meeting, Council on Social Work Education, Reno, Nevada.

October, 1988, "Projecting Curriculum for 1998". Panelist, 90th Anniversary Conference, Columbia University School of Social Work.

May, 1987, "Village Suicide Prevention: Empowering for Self-Help". 2-day mini-course, 13th Annual School on Addiction Studies, Anchorage, Alaska.

May, 1986, "Rural Community Worker Workshop," invited speaker, Aboriginal Institute, Sydney, Australia.

August, 1985, "Intervention and Empowerment: An Effective Cross-Cultural Model from the Alaskan Bush", Annual Symposium, European Chapter, National Association of Social Workers, Paris, France.

June, 1985, "Community Organization and Empowerment", workshop for village staff of Aleutian/Pribiloff Islands Association, Anchorage, Alaska.

June, 1985, "Self-Help: Mobilization and Follow-up", with M. Krawll, 3-day training workshop for rural professionals and paraprofessionals, Fairbanks, Alaska.

May, 1985, "Mobilization and Empowerment: Networking and Crisis Response", workshop presented at Annual School on Addiction Studies, University of Alaska, Anchorage, Alaska.

May, 1985, "The Role of Rural Schools in Suicide Prevention", presentation at 6th Interior Education Conference, Chena Hot Springs, Alaska.

April, 1985, "Psychological Crisis: Community Responses", 3-day community workshop, Nulato, Alaska.

April, 1985, "Suicide Prevention with Native Americans in Canada and Alaska", with Gerald George, workshop presented at 18th Annual Meeting of the American Association of Suicidology, Toronto, Canada.

April, 1985, "Family Networks: Putting the Pieces Together", sociodramatic workshop emphasizing eco-systemic assessment, at 4th Annual Statewide Alcohol and Drug Abuse Prevention Symposium, Anchorage, Alaska.

April, 1985, "People Power: The Strength of the Community", invited general session at 4th Annual Statewide Alcohol and Drug Abuse Prevention Symposium, Anchorage, Alaska.

March, 1985, "Community Action for Suicide Prevention", 3-day workshop for professionals and community members from several isolated communities, Prince of Wales Island, Alaska.

January, 1985, "Saving Lives: Community Organization for Suicide Prevention", 2-day workshop for professionals and indigenous workers from the Northwest Region of Alaska, Kotzebue, Alaska.

January, 1985, "Suicide -- What Can We Do?", 3-day community workshop, Minto, Alaska.

October, 1984, "Mobilization and Empowerment: Community Organization Skills", presentation at statewide suicide prevention conference sponsored by the Alaska Native Health Board (also acted as consultant to participants at this 2-day conference), Anchorage, Alaska.

September, 1984, "Village Self-Help: Alcohol, Drugs and Suicide Action", with M. Krawll, week-long workshop for indigenous workers, emphasizing directed prevention activities, Minto, Alaska.

June, 1984, "Networking in the Treatment of Acute and Chronic Mental Illness", seminar presented at Psychological Crisis Intervention Workshop, Fort Yukon, Alaska.

May, 1984, "Intervention in Rural Settings: The Natural Network as Resource and Target of Change", presentation at 17th Annual Meeting of the American Association of Suicidology, Anchorage, Alaska.

April, 1984, "The Family Network", sociodramatic workshop at Rural Providers Conference, Camp Carroll, Alaska.

April, 1984, "Sexuality and Intimacy", presentation for Crisis Line Volunteer Training Program, Fairbanks, Alaska.

December, 1983, "Dealing with Another's Feelings: Anger, Loss, and Loneliness", presentation for Crisis Line Volunteer Training Program, Fairbanks, Alaska.

June, 1983, "Responses to Suicide and Other Behavioral Health Emergencies", workshop presented to Community Health Practitioners, Chena Hot Springs, Alaska, June, 1983. (Repeated with variations in October, 1983, February, 1984, and October, 1984).

May, 1983, "The Vital Challenges: Alcohol, Drugs and Emotional Crisis", with V. Read, 2-day community and family mutual help workshop, Manley Hot Springs, Alaska.

October, 1980, "Preparation of Staff for Individually Difficult Client Encounters", with K. Paluso, workshop presented at Utah State Alcohol and Drug Conference, Park City, Utah.

September, 1980, "Performance-Based Training: Preparation of Staff for Individually Difficult Client Interactions", workshop presented at National Alcohol and Drug Coalition Conference, Washington, D. C.

September, 1980 "Performance-Based Group Cognitive Behavior Modification and 'Self-Image'", paper presented at National Alcohol and Drug Coalition Conference, Washington, D. C.

COMMITTEES AND COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES

2007-Present, Member, Policy Advisory Working Group, Chicago Department of Public Health.

2006-Present, Member, Board of Directors, Illinois Center for Violence Prevention, Chicago, IL.

2001-Present, Trustee, Cambridge Center for Behavioral Studies, Cambridge, Massachusetts.

2004-Present, Member, Advisory Board, The Peace Museum, Chicago.

2000-2002, 2004-2007, Elected to University Senate, University of Illinois at Chicago.

1999 - 2001, Member, Peace and Social Justice Committee, National Association of Social Workers (national committee).

1999 - Present, Membership on committees at Jane Addams College of Social Work, University of Illinois at Chicago, including Executive Committee, Educational Policy Committee (chair), Doctoral Committee (chair), Promotion and Tenure Committee, Practice Division, HBSE Division (Chair), Community and Administrative Practice Committee.

1998 - 1999, Co-convenor, Social Justice Task Force, UWM School of Social Welfare.

1998 - 1999, Member, Minority Recruitment and Retention Committee, UWM School of Social Welfare.

1996 - Present, Convention Program Area Co-Chair, Community Interventions, Social and Ethical Issues, Association for Behavior Analysis: International.

1995 - Present, Chair, Behaviorists for Social Responsibility, Association for Behavior Analysis: International. http://www.bfsr.org.

1994 - 1999, Social Work Area Chair, Education Board, Association for Behavior Analysis: International.

1993 - Present, Chairperson, Walden Fellowship, Inc.

1997 - 1998, Member, Advisory Board, Fred S. Keller School, Yonkers, New York.

1994 - 1998, Member-at-large, Board of Directors, Society for Social Work and Research.

1992 - 1997, Member, Professional Advisory Board, Center for the Study of Social Work Practice.

1992 - 1997, Member, Advisory Board, Maternal and Child Health Project, Columbia University School of Social Work.

1992 - 1993, Member, National Social Work Teach-In Committee.

1991 - 1995, Member, Institutional Review Board, Jewish Board of Family and Children's Services, New York, New York.

1990 - 1998, Memberships on committees of the Columbia University School of Social Work, including Executive Committee on the Doctoral Program, Committee on Instruction, JBFCS-CUSSW Coordinating Committee, curricular committees and others.

1987 - 1989, Student Representative, Committee on the Doctoral Program, Columbia University School of Social Work.

1984 - 1985, Vice-Chair (and Chair, Children's Subcommittee), Resource Committee for Senate Bill 520, Fairbanks, Alaska ("Blue Ribbon" Citizens Task Force planning for $30 million in new mental health facilities.)

1984 Member, Health/Medical/Social Services Task Force, Light Infantry Division Impact Team, Fairbanks, Alaska.

1984 - 1985, Member, Social Work Professional Advisory Board, College of Human and Rural Development, University of Alaska, Fairbanks, Alaska.

1983 - 1985, Member, Fairbanks Suicide Prevention Task Force, Fairbanks, Alaska.

1983 - 1985, Volunteer Professional Consultant to Crisis Line, Fairbanks, Alaska.

1982 - 1985, Member, Bush Services Committee, Alaska Chapter, NASW.

1983 - 1985, Member, Family Services Committee, Arctic Alliance for People, Fairbanks, Alaska.

1983 - 1985, Member, Sexual Abuse Task Force, Fairbanks, Alaska.

1980 - 1982, Volunteer Professional Consultant to Utah Society for Autistic Children.

1980 - 1981, President, Alumni Board, Graduate School of Social Work, University of Utah (President-Elect, 1979-1980). Chairperson, Beeley Lecture Committee, 1980.

1977 - 1978, Student Member, Board of Directors, Utah Chapter, NASW.

1977 - 1978, President, Associated Students of Social Work, University of Utah. Membership on GSSW Executive Committee and other faculty and student committees.

CERTIFICATION AND LICENSURE

1980 - Present, Member, Academy of Certified Social Workers.

1988 - Present, New York State Master Social Worker.

1987 - Present, NASW Diplomate in Clinical Social Work.

HONORS

William J. Reid Award for Outstanding Scholarship and Promise, University of Utah Graduate School of Social Work, 1978.

Phi Kappa Phi, 1978.

Recipient, NIMH Clinical Research Training Grant, Columbia University School of Social Work, 1987-1989.

ORGANIZATIONS

Supporting Member, Association for Behavior Analysis: International.

Supporting Member, Cambridge Center for Behavioral Studies.

Member, National Association of Social Workers.

Full Member, Association for the Advancement of Behavior Therapy.

Founding Member and Founding Board Member, Society for Social Work and Research.

Member, Society for Community Research and Action.

Member, Council on Social Work Education.

Member, Association for Community Organization and Social Administration.

LANGUAGES

Survival French

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