DENNIS LYNN VITA. Credit Courses: Academic Term Course Title Enrollment

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1 1 DENNIS LYNN VITA A. EDUCATION AND EMPLOYMENT INFORMATION Education: AA York College, York, NE BA Sociology, Lubbock Christian University, 1978 M.Ed. Counseling/Home and Life, Texas Tech University, 1981 PhD Human Development and the /Community and Human Resources, University of Nebraska, 1983 Post-doctoral studies in Sociology and Psychology, University of Nebraska, 1994 Employment/Previous Experience: September 2011-present Director, Healthy People Division, OSU-Cascades March 2009-Present Instructor Human Development and Sciences Program Lead (beginning September 2009) OSU-Cascades Campus, Bend, OR Development Director, HIV Alliance, Eugene, OR Adjunct Instructor, Skyline College, San Bruno, CA Adjunct Instructor, George Fox University and Mt. Hood Community College President and Chancellor, Cascade College, Portland, OR Executive Director, Services of the Midwest, Overland Park, KS VP for Institutional Advancement and Instructor, York College, York, NE Dean of Students, York College, York, NE Senior Minister, Wheeler Road Church of Christ, Midland, MI Dean of Students and Instructor in Studies, York College, York, NE B. TEACHING, ADVISING AND OTHER ASSIGNMENTS 1. Instructional mary Credit Courses: Academic Term Course Title Enrollment Spring Adulthood and Aging Spring 2009 Studies 19 Spring Advanced 3 mer 2009 Studies 9 Fall 2009 Studies 12 Fall Advanced 3 10

2 2 Fall Advanced Winter Adolescent Dev. 16 Winter Violence and 9 Neglect Winter 2010 Spring 2010 TCE 512 Psychology of Adolescence 314 Adulthood and Aging Spring 2010 Studies 11 mer 2010 Fall 2010 Fall 2010 Winter 2011 TCE 512 Adolescent Psychology 410 Advanced 444 Violence and Neglect Winter Adolescent Dev. 24 Spring 2011 Studies 36 Spring 2011 Spring 2011 mer 2011 mer 2011 TCE 581 Cross-Cultural Counseling (co-teacher) 312 Parenting: Research and Application Fall Advanced 15 Fall Critical Thinking 48 Winter 2012 Spring 2012 mer 2012 mer 2012 TCE 512 Adolescent Psychology 312 Parenting: Research and Application

3 3 Non-Credit Courses and Workshops None Curriculum Development In Fall 2010, I developed a new course for our campus, SOC 312 Sociology of the. It is hoped that this BACC core course (DPD) will provide an opportunity for non- majors to take a family-related course. Additionally, it allows our students the opportunity to mix with peers from other disciplines. In mer 2011, I pilot-tested a new course for our campus, 312 Parenting: Research and Application, blending a focus on parenting skills and serving as parent educators in the community. Graduate Students Though I am not involved in mentoring specific graduate students, I assist the Secondary MAT program in interviewing potential graduate students and I also participate as an examiner in the student s Oral Exams. Undergraduate Students An integral part of the program is the experience. As the faculty supervisor for Human Services majors, I work closely in mentoring the students in their internship placements. In addition to weekly meetings, I visit their placement site and meet with the students and their onsite supervisors. Collaborative Projects In Winter 2010, I presented a four-session module in NR 350 on issues related to Families and Sustainability. Also, in Winter 2010 I served as a guest presenter in TCE 531, addressing issues of adolescent and adult development for counseling students. In Spring 2011, at the request of the Academic Dean, I co-taught TCE 581 and mentored an instructor in the graduate Counseling program. 2. Student Evaluations of Teaching: Course # Term Responses/Enrolled Cascades Q1 Dennis Lynn Q1 Cascades Q2 Dennis Lynn Q2 6 pt. scale 6pt.scale 6 pt. scale 6pt.scale S / S / S /

4 / F / F / F / W / W / TCE 512 W / TCE 512 S / S / / F / SOC 312 F / W / W / S / SOC 312 S / TCE 581 S / SOC / / F /48 N/A 5.8 N/A 5.9 TCE 512 W2012 9/ SOC 312 S / /

5 5 SOC / Peer Teaching Evaluation A peer teaching review was conducted in Fall 2010 by Jay Casbon. Dr. Casbon s summary remarks included, Overall, I felt the class met an excellent level of active learning within a very accepting environment of a cohort-kind of community experience, in other words, an example of excellent teaching by Dr. Lynn. 4. Advising Formal academic advising is not a part of the job description at present. C. SCHOLARSHIP AND CREATIVE ACTIVITY As an Instructor, publications are not a part of my assigned duties. I have not sought nor secured any grant funding and have not played a role in professional meetings. D. SERVICE 1. University Service April 2009: Annual VIP Luncheon- Presented information about to local High School Counselors and Administrators April 2009: Hosted Senator Margaret Carter for dinner after the Ways and Means Hearing May 2009: Served on Student Commencement Speaker Selection Committee September 2009: Began serving as Program Lead for Department Fall/Winter/Spring 2009: Served on Search Committee for tenure-track faculty member December 2009: Coordinated Charitable Fund Drive for OSU-Cascades January 2010: Represented OSU-Cascades at Partnership for Poverty Luncheon February 2010: Taught class for prospective students at College 101 February 2010: Presented luncheon lecture for It s in the Bag October 2010: Presented class at Fall Preview Day for Admissions Department October 2010: presentation at Sisters High School for Admissions Department Fall 2010/Winter 2011: Participated as member of Search committee for Associate Dean March 2011: Presented class for College 101 March 2011: Joined Sustainability Council September 2011: Began serving as Division Lead, Healthy People Division September 2011: Received Search Advocate training in Corvallis March 2012: Presented class for College 101 March 2012: Chaired search committee for Counseling Instructor May 2012: Received LGBTQ Safe Zone training through COCC Multicultural Center May 2012: Served as peer teaching evaluator for Shannon Lipscomb

6 6 2. Service to the Profession None at the present time. 3. Service to the Public (professionally related) June 2009: Guest columnist for Bend Bulletin Let s not beat up Dads on Father s Day January 2010: Appointed to serve as a member of the Board of Directors for United Way of Deschutes County January 2011: Presented Qualities of Strong Families workshop at Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Central Oregon January 2012: Reappointed to serve two-year term as Board member for United Way of Deschutes County E. AWARDS