Vita                           Pamela Lynne Provins Mulder, Ph.D.           January, 2005

Education

 

Ph.D. / M.S.  Clinical Psychology  09/88 - 09/91

CALIFORNIA SCHOOL OF PROFESSIONAL PSYCHOLOGY, Fresno, CA Dissertation: The effects of level of acculturation on the performance of adult

Hmong refugees on Raven's Standard Progressive Matrices & Bender's

Visual/Motor Gestalt test.

Teaching/Research Assistantship: R. Brown, Ed.D. in data analysis and applied

clinical research

Professional/Student Affiliations and Honors: Valedictorian, Doctoral Class

of  1991; 1991 APA Dissertation Research Award; 1990 Distinguished Visiting

Scholar Award of the California State Universities; American Psychological

Association; Student member; Student Director - FOLLIES (annual fundraiser

and alumni event)

 

M.A. - Experimental/Social  09/80 - 05/85

CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY - FRESNO  Fresno, CA

Thesis: The Effects of Severity of Negative Feedback on Subsequent Measures

of Intrinsic Motivation for a Puzzle Task

Teaching/Research Assistantship: M. Shanab, Ph.D.,data analysis /

experimental methods

 Professional/Student Affiliations: Psi Chi

 

B.A. - Liberal Arts; Psychology major   01/75 - 12/78

WHITTIER COLLEGE Whittier, CA

Minors: Anthropology and Eastern religion / philosophy

Senior Project: Relationships Between Reported Academic Effort and

Examination Scores in an Abnormal Psychology Course.

Teaching/Research Assistantship: R. Roston, Ph.D., introductory and

physiological psychology

Professional/Student Affiliations:  Psi Chi (Chapter President 1977-78);

Psychology Student Union; R. Evans' Religious Studies Scholarship

 

 

Teaching Experience

 

01/93 - Present   MARSHALL UNIVERSITY,  Huntington, WV

Professor, Department of Psychology

Duties: Teaching graduate and undergraduate courses, supervision

of practicum students and interns, advising, participation in campus

activities, scholarly contributions.

 

09/85 - 12/92  CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY,  Fresno, CA

Instructor, Dept. of Social Work Education

Duties: teaching graduate and undergraduate research design and

statistics

 

09/91 - 12/92  FRESNO CITY COLLEGE,  Fresno, CA

Adjunct Faculty, Department of Social Sciences

Duties: Teaching undergraduate courses

 

08/87 - 12/92  NATIONAL UNIVERSITY,  Fresno, CA

Adjunct Faculty, Behavioral and Social Sciences

Duties: teaching a variety of graduate and undergraduate

courses, advising

 

01/86 - 05/9  KINGS RIVER COLLEGE,  Reedley, CA

Adjunct Faculty, Department of Social Science

Duties: teaching undergraduate courses

 

01/86 - 05/88 MODESTO JUNIOR COLLEGE, Modesto, CA

Instructor Department of Social Sciences

Duties: Teaching undergraduate experimental psychology

 

 

Clinical Internship and Training

 

Psychological Intern (APIC)   08/90 - 08/91

FRESNO CITY COLLEGE, PSYCHOLOGICAL SERVICES,  Fresno, CA

Supervisors: R. Richardson, Ph.D.; N. Peters Ph.D.

Duties: (1) provided individual and group psychotherapy services for

a diverse student population, (2) program evaluation, (3) prepared

written articles on  psychological subjects for the campus, (4) consulted

with individuals and campus groups, (5) functioned as a member of the

multidisciplinary crisis intervention team, (6) supervised and trained

new interns

Orientations: Cognitive Behavioral & Psychodynamic

Special Training: Hypnosis, Biofeedback, Cross-cultural and Rural

Psychotherapy, Crisis intervention

 

Psychological Trainee (.5 fte)  09/89 - 07/90

CSPP PSYCHOLOGICAL SERVICE CENTER  Fresno, CA

Supervisors: L. Brown, Ph.D. & J. Keller, Ph.D.

Duties: (1) Individual psychotherapy with domestic violence offenders

and victims, including stress and anger management; (2) Intellectual, social

and personality assessment of South East Asian refugees, prepared reports

for State Disability hearings

Orientations: Cognitive Behavior & Dynamic

Special training: Biofeedback; Cross-cultural assessment

 

Psychological Trainee (.5 fte)  09/88 - 06/89

LEMOORE COUNSELING CENTER: KING'S COUNTY MENTAL HEALTH,   Lemoore, CA

Supervisor: C. Anderson, Ph.D.

Duties: (1) Assessment and intervention with a multi-cultural, lower socio-economic

population, adults, adolescents and children using individual, group, family and

couples modalities, (2) worked with chronic pain, cardiac and sleep disorder patients

as part of a multidisciplinary team at King's County General Hospital, (3) consulted

with local law enforcement agencies concerning violent offenders

Orientations: Cognitive Behavioral &Dynamic

Special training: Biofeedback, Hypnosis, Pain Management, Cultural / Rural Interventions

 

 

Publications

 

Mulder, P. & Lambert, W. (in press)  Behavioral health of rural women:

    Challenges and stressors. In R. Coward, (Ed.) Conference Proceedings -

    Women’s Behavioral Health: Providing Linkages Between Physical and

    Mental Health. Springer.

 

Mulder, P., Linkey, H., & Hager, A. (2003) Needs assessment, identification

    and mobilization of community resources, and conflict management. In B.

    Hudnall Stamm (Ed.) Behavioral Health Care in Rural and Frontier Areas:

    An Interdisciplinary Handbook. American Psychological Association,

    Washington: DC, 67-80

 

Mulder, P. (2002) Rural families lack ancillary services. The Family Psychologist,

    18(4), 17-18.

 

Mulder, P., Kenkel, M., Shellenberger, S., et. al. (2000) Behavioral health care

    needs of rural  women: Report of the Rural Women’s Work Group. Available

    on the World Wide Web, Sept. 20, 1999, http://www.apa.org/rural/ruralwomen.pdf

 

Mulder, P. L. & Chang, A. F. (1997) Domestic Violence in Rural Communities.

    Journal of Rural Community Psychology, E(1), Marshall University.

 

Mulder, P., Daugherty, A., Teel, W., Midkiff, J., Murray, K., & Smith, L. (1994)

    Rural West Virginia: A cross cultural perspective with implications for clinical        

    intervention. Journal of the West Virginia Psychological Association, 3.

 

Peters, N. B., Mulder, P. L & Alston-Carter, C. (1993) Cross-cultural research:

    Aspects of the developmental contextual perspective. Arts & Letters, 5(2),

    National University Press.

 

 

Invited Presentations / Keynote Addresses

 

Mulder, P. L. (2002) Behavioral Health Care Needs of Rural Women - The Initial

    Report and Beyond. Plenary session. 2002 National Rural Women’s Behavioral

    Health Conference, Washington, D.C.

 

Mulder, P. L. (2002) Participant In W. Jones, MD, PhD. (Chair) Townhall Session,

    2002 National Rural Women’s Behavioral Health Conference, Washington, D.C.

 Mulder, P.L. (2002) The Relationship Between Risk for HIV / STDs and Depression

    / Other Mental Disorders for Rural Women in the South.  Invited presentation

    delivered at the March research meeting for the Centers for Disease Control,

    tlanta, GA, March, 2002.

 

Mulder, P.L. (2002)  Going Beyond the Rural Women’s Report.  Invited address

    delivered at the American Psychological Association Conference on Women’s

    Behavioral Health,  February, 2002.

 

Mulder, P.L. (2001) Going Beyond the Rural Women’s Report.  Keynote delivered

    at the Montana State Psychological Association Meeting, May, 2001.

 

 

Refereed Presentations (National/International)

 

Mulder, P.L. (1998) Report of the Rural Women's Work Group. In G. Hill (Chair)

    Rural Health. Symposium conducted at the annual Convention of the American

    Psychological Association, San Francisco, CA, August, 1998.

 

Mulder, P.L. (1998) Working with Community Agencies. In S. Shellenberger (Chair) 

    Community Collaboration. Symposium conducted at the annual Convention of the

    American Psychological Association, San Francisco, CA, August, 1998.

 

Mulder, P. (1998) Report of the Rural Women's Work Group. In G. Hill (Chair)

    Rural Health. Symposium conducted at the annual Convention of the National

    Rural Health Association, San Diego, CA, May 1998.

 

Mulder, P.L. (1996) Psychologists and Clergy: Addressing Domestic Violence in

    West Virginia. In M. B. Kenkel (Chair) Violence Against Rural Women and

    Girls. Symposium conducted at the annual Convention of the American

    Psychological Association, Toronto: Canada, August, 1996.

 

Mulder, P. L. (Chair), (1996) Paper Panel: HIV / AIDS Prevention, Policy, and

    Service Delivery in Rural Communities. Symposium conducted at the annual    

    American Psychological Conference on Psycho-social and Behavioral Factors

    in Women's Health: Research, Prevention, Treatment, and Service Delivery

    in Clinical and Community Settings. Washington:D.C., September, 1996  

 

Mulder, P.L. (1995) Rural West Virginia: A Socio-Cultural Perspective. In M. B.

    Kenkel (Chair) Rural Women: Behavioral Health Issues. Symposium conducted

    at the annual Convention of the American Psychological Association, New York:

    New York. August, 1995.

 

Mulder, P.L. (1990). Ethical and methodological issues associated with the use of

    standardized instruments to assess intellectual functioning of Hmong refugees.

    In L. Brown (Chair), Psychological Assessment of South East Asian Refugees

    Symposium conducted at the Annual Convention of the American Psychological

    Association, Boston MA, August, 1990.

 

 

Presentations (State / Local)

 

Mulder, P.L. (1997) Increasing Community Support: You Can't Convince Them,

    So Commit Them. West Virginia Tobacco Control and Prevention Conference,

    Morgantown, W.V.

 

Mulder, P.L. (1996) BaFa BaFa: A Cross Cultural Experience. Workshop presented

    at the Tri-State Psychology Conference, Huntington, WV.

 

Mulder, P.L. (Chair) (1994) Application of Cross Cultural Methodology to the

    Exploration of Issues Related to Clinical Intervention in Rural West Virginia,

    Symposium presented at the Conference of the West Virginia Psychological

    Association; Charleston, WV.

 

Mulder, P.L. (1992, March). Consideration of the cross-cultural validity of Raven's

    Progressive Matrices and the Bender Visual/motor Gestalt Test with adult Hmong

    refugees. In L. Brown (Chair), Objective and Projective Assessment of South East

    Asian Refugees. Symposium conducted at the annual meeting of the California

    Psychological Association, San Diego, CA.

  

Professionally Related Talks

 

Mulder, P. (1999) Congressional briefing, U.S. House of Representatives, Sponsored

    by the Honorable T. Strickland (D-Ohio) and the Honorable B. Baird (D-Washington),

    Washington, DC, September 22, 1999

 

Mulder, P.L. (1998) Projective Assessment. Workshop presented at the Conference

    of the West Virginia Psychological Association; Pipestem, WV.

 

Mulder, P.L. (1995) "What we really learn from our mothers" Marshall University,    

    Division of Student Affairs, Student Development Center; faculty and students

    luncheon; March 15, 1995

 

Mulder, P.L. (Chair) (1994) Application of Cross Cultural Methodology to the

    Exploration of Issues Related to Clinical Intervention in Rural West Virginia.

    Charleston Area Medical Center, Division of Psychiatry and Mental Health.

    Invited panel presentation for medical and mental health students, interns,

    practitioners and faculty.

  

 

Affiliations/Memberships in Professional Societies

 

Journal of Rural Community Psychology; Supervising Editor

 

Marshall University Faculty Senate

    Senator, College of Liberal Arts, 08/2000 - present

    Senate Liaison: M U Research Committee, 08/2000 - 05/2002

    Senate Liaison: Student Conduct & Welfare Committee, 08/2002 - present

 

American Psychological Association

    Committee on Rural Health, 01/1996 - 01/2000

    Rural Women's Work Group, 08/1993 - 12/1996

    Rural Family Work Group, 10/2001 - 08/2002

 

Health and Human Services Administration

    Bright Futures for Women’s Health and Wellness

    - Steering Committee, Member, 10/01 – Present

 

2004 National Rural Women’s Behavioral Health Conference

    - Planning Committee Member

 

1996 International Women's Health Conference

    -  Planning Committee Member

 

Office of Rural Health Policy Outreach Grant Review Board, Office of

    Rural Health Policy, Department of Health and Human Services

    -  Rural Outreach Grant Reviewer 03/95 – Present

 

American Red Cross Disaster Mental Health – Volunteer

 

College of Liberal Arts Academic Planning Committee Marshall University

    - Committee Chair 1994-1996;

    - Chair, Subcommittee on Student Recruitment 1996

 

Advanced Placement Council; Representative 1996

 

Capstone Review Committee, Marshall University College of Liberal Arts, 1998

 

 

Honors and Awards:

 

Valedictorian; Doctoral Class of 1991, California School of

    Professional Psychology, Fresno, CA

 

1991 American Psychological Association Dissertation Research Award

 

Distinguished Visiting Scholar; California State Universities, Fall, 1990

 

Psi Chi, Marshall University Chapter; Member, Past President, Past Faculty Advisor