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Full-Time Faculty / Part-Time Faculty / Volunteer Faculty / Emeritus Faculty

Full-Time Faculty

Glenn Brassington (Ph.D., University of Missouri, Columbia). Mind-body, health and performance psychology, clinical psychology. Stev. 3089, 664-2111. E-mail

Eleanor Criswell (Ed.D., University of Florida). Somatic psychology, biofeedback, yoga, developmental psychology. Stev. 3092A. E-mail.
On leave Spring 08.

Victor Daniels (Ph.D., University of California, Los Angeles). Gestalt, Humanistic and existential psychology, transpersonal psychology, Asian psychology, social psychology, behavioral change processes. Stev. 3092D, 664-2681. E-mail.
On leave Spring 08.

Saul Eisen (Ph.D., Case-Western Reserve University). Organization development, human systems, group process, personal development. Coordinator, Organization Development MA. Stev. 3092D, 664-2516. E-mail. On part-time leave Spring 08.

Mary Gomes (Ph.D., Stanford University). Ecopsychology, person in society. Stev. 3081, 664-2173. E-mail.

Maria Hess (Ph.D., California Institute of Integral Studies, M.F.T.). Transformation teaching, Buddhism and psychology, transpersonal and clinical psychology. Stev. 3083, 664-2413. E-mail.

Susan Hillier (Ph.D., University of California, Davis). Gerontology, narrative methods. Coordinator, Gerontology Certificate and minor. Stev. 3075, 664-2586. E-mail.

Laurel McCabe (Ph.D., University of California, Berkeley) Adult development, women's development, Jungian psychology, clinical psychology. Chair, Psychology Dept.; Coordinator, Depth Psychology MA. Stev. 3092B, 664-2130. E-mail
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Charles Merrill (Ed.D., University of Florida). Humanistic psychology, counseling, family systems, myth and symbol, group process. Stev. 3092A, 664-2683. E-mail.

Geri Olson (Ph.D., Saybrook Graduate School). Creativity and expressive arts, personality. Coordinator, Human Development. Stev. 3091, 664-2265. E-mail.

Heather Smith (Ph.D., University of California, Santa Cruz). Social psychology, inter-group relations, quantitative research methods. Stev. 3092C, 664-2587. E-mail.

Susan Stewart (Ph.D., California School of Professional Psychology, M.F.T.). Yoga, art and soul, myth and symbol, lifespan development, clinical psychology. Stev. 3083, 664-2803. E-mail.


Elisa Velasquez-Andrade (Ph.D., University of Texas, Austin). Child development, cross-cultural psychology. Stev. 3085, 664-2401. E-mail.

Arthur Warmoth (Ph.D., Brandeis University). Humanistic psychology, learning community, new social systems, history of consciousness. Stev. 3093, 664-2689. E-mail
. On part-time leave Spring 08.

Gisela Wendling (Ph.D., Fielding Graduate University). Organization development, humanistic and transpersonal psychology. Coordinator, Organization Development MA. Stev. 3092A, 664-3397. Email.

 

Part-Time Faculty

Pamela Abbott-Enz (M.P.A., Sonoma State University). Gerontology, Gerontology internships. Stevenson 3075, 925-372-2310. E-mail.
 
Analia Arevalo (Ph.D., University of California, San Diego). Neuroscience, physiological psychology. Stevenson 3092, 664-2411. E-mail.
 
Mera Atlis (Ph.D., University of Minnesota). Clinical psychology, abnormal. Stevenson 3092, 664-2411. E-mail.
 
Shepherd Bliss (D.Min., University of Chicago). Nonviolent communication, person in society. Stevenson 3092, 829-8185. E-mail.
 
Rita Butterfield (Ph.D., University of Colorado, Boulder). Social psychology, introductory psychology. Stevenson 3092C, 664-2411. E-mail.
 
Lorna Catford (Ph.D., Stanford University). Creativity in business, applied humanistic and transpersonal psychology, autism, internships, disability. Stev. 3087, 664-2402. E-mail.
 
Pat Hansen (M.A., Sonoma State University). Developmental psychology, history of modern psychology, introductory psychology. Stev. 3081, 664-3217. E-mail.
 
Myrtle Heery (Ph.D., California Institute of Integral Studies). Careers in psychology. E-mail.
 
Kate Isaacson (Ph.D., University of California, Davis). Personality psychology, research methods, psychobiography, emotions. Stev. 3092, 664-2411. E-mail.
 
Jurgen Kremer (Ph.D., University of Hamburg). Consciousness studies, ethnoautobiography, introductory psychology. E-mail.
 
Suzanne Lovell (Ph.D., The Union Institute). Art therapy, creative arts therapies, ecopsychology. Coordinator, Art Therapy MA. Stev. 3092, 664-2411. E-mail.
 
Suzanne Maggio-Hucek (M.S.W., Sacramento State University). Dialogue Series. Stev. 3092. E-mail.
 
Rima Najm-Briscoe (Ph.D., Oklahoma State University). Learning. Stev. 3087. E-mail.
 
Doris Nelson (M.A., Sonoma State University). Organization development. Stev. 3092. E-mail.
 
Skip Robinson (Ph.D., Saybrook Graduate School). Person in society. Stev. 3083, 664-2411. E-mail.
 
Joanna Pashdag (Ph.D., Ohio University). Forensic psychology. Stev. 3092. E-mail.
 
James Preston (Ph.D., Hartford Seminary Foundation). Anthropology, religious studies, culture and personality. Stev. 3092, 664-2411. E-mail.
 
Dana Schneider (M.A., M.F.T., University of San Francisco). Behavior and emotional problems of children, development of the person, adolescent psychology. Stev. 3087, 664-2585. E-mail.
 
Barbara Sommer (Ph.D., University of California, Davis). Child and adolescent development, lifespan development. Email.
David Sowerby (Ph.D., Institute of Transpersonal Psychology). Personality, development of the person, introductory psychology, research methods, intuition, humanistic and existential psychology, transpersonal psychology. Stev. 3075, 588-0725. E-mail.
 
Katee Wynia (M.A., Sonoma State University). Biofeedback. Stev. 3092, 664-2411. E-mail.

Volunteer Faculty

Michael Pinkston, Ph.D E-mail

Graduate Student Instructor

Chris Schnabel.  E-mail.


Emeritus Faculty
Robert Greenway, Ph. D.
Laurence Horowitz, Ph. D.
Bernd Jager, Ph. D.
William McCreary, Ph. D.
Nina Menrath, Ph. D.
Frank Siroky, Ph. D.
Hobart (Red) Thomas, Ph. D., photo
David Van Nuys, Ph. D., Univ. of Michigan
 
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