Curriculum Vitae Scott Koeneman, Psy.D E. College Way Olathe, KS (913)

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1 Curriculum Vitae Scott Koeneman, Psy.D E. College Way Olathe, KS (913) Education August, 2008 Doctorate in Clinical Psychology: Graduate Department of Clinical Psychology, APA Accredited George Fox University 414 N. Meridian St. Newberg, Oregon Awarded Letter of Special Commendation from faculty (2005, 2006, 2007) -Richter Scholar 2006, Recipient of the Most Outstanding Student Award April 2008 May, 2005 May, 2003 May, 1998 Master of Arts: Clinical Psychology Graduate School of Clinical Psychology George Fox University 414 N. Meridian St. Newberg, Oregon Master of Arts: Counseling Denver Seminary, CACREP Accredited 6399 S. Santa Fe Drive Littleton, CO With Honors Bachelor of Science: Physical Education Oklahoma Christian University P.O. Box Oklahoma City, OK Work Experience June 2012 Present Assistant Professor/Coordinator of Mental Health Track Counselor Education Department MidAmerica Nazarene University Olathe, KS

2 August May 2012 December Present Assistant Professor/Coordinator of Pastoral Counseling Track Counselor Education Department MidAmerica Nazarene University Olathe, KS Licensed Psychologist MO License # / KS License # 1866 Private Koeneman Psychological Services, LLC 2030 E. College Way Olathe, KS Supervised Clinical Experience Post-Doctoral Training September December 2009 Psychology Resident (part-time) Midwest Christian Counseling Center 4800 Main St., Suite G-29 Kansas City, MO Performed individual and marital psychotherapy as well as cognitive and personality assessments to the non-insured or under-insured population in the Greater Kansas City area. Part-Time employment: 5+ hours per week. Supervisor: -Dave Ehman, Ph.D. Licensed Psychologist Phone #: (816) September August 2009 Post-Doctoral Clinical Psychology Fellowship Psychology Resident Center for Behavioral Medicine 1000 E. 24 th St. Kansas City, MO Completed post-doctoral training in a 12-month clinical psychology program within an inpatient psychiatric hospital that serves the chronically and persistently mentally ill. The program consists of three 4-month rotations on two acute and one long-term inpatient psychiatric units. Performed inpatient consultations, administered and interpreted cognitive and personality assessments, and implemented individual patient treatment plans. Additionally, provided individual and group psychotherapy to a diverse patient population. Full-Time employment: 40+ hours per week.

3 Supervisor: -Ron Szymankowski, Ph.D. Licensed Psychologist Phone #: (816) Doctorate Level Training August August 2008 Pre-Doctoral Intern University of Virginia Student Health, Counseling and Psychological Services (APA Accredited) P.O. Box Charlottesville, VA Performed brief and longer-term psychodynamic, cognitive, and interpersonal psychotherapy with diverse population of undergraduate and graduate students. Group therapy and crisis intervention provided as well. Conducted psychodiagnostic interviewing, personality assessment, and learning disorder / ADHD assessments. Outreach and Consultative services provided to University. Participated on multi-disciplinary team including psychologists, psychiatrists, and clinical social workers. Primary issues include full range of diagnoses. Full-time employment: 40+ hours per week. Supervisors: Russ Federman, Ph.D., ABPP, Director Matt Zimmerman, Psy.D., ABPP Phone # (434) July January 2007 Psychology Pre-Intern Student Northwest Occupational Medicine Center Tigard, Oregon Performed neuropsychological test administration for head trauma victims, veterans, and disability claims. Co-facilitated psycho-educational groups for chronic pain patients: topics included sleep hygiene, problem-solving skills, and effective communication. Co-facilitated functional biofeedback, and comprehensive chronic pain evaluations. Participated on multidisciplinary team including a psychiatrist, psychologist, physical therapist, and occupational therapist. Part-time: 16 hours per week. Supervisor: -Luke Patrick, Ph.D. Licensed Psychologist

4 September June 2007 Psychology Practicum II/Pre-Intern Student Psychological Assistant, Private Practice Supplemental Training: Psychodynamic Psychotherapy Beaverton, OR Practiced long-term psychotherapy in contemporary psychodynamic framework w/ impaired clergy. Received intensive psychodynamic oriented supervision. Participated in group psychodynamic case conceptualization. Presenting complaints included full range of diagnoses. 5+ hours per week. Supervisors: -Kathy Reicker, LCSW, Psychoanalyst -Kurt Free, Ph.D., Licensed Psychologist September June 2006 Psychology Practicum II Student Portland State University Student Health and Counseling Center Portland, Oregon Provided comprehensive clinical interviewing and psychoeducational assessment, administration, interpretation, and report writing. Received specialized training in ADHD and Learning Disorders. Part-time: 20 hours per week. Supervisor: -Linda Fishman, Ph.D., Licensed Psychologist September June 2005 Psychology Practicum I Student George Fox University Health and Counseling Center Newberg, Oregon Practiced individual short and long-term psychotherapy utilizing various treatment modalities. Conducted comprehensive clinical interviews, psychological/cognitive assessment administration, interpretation, and report writing. Provided alcohol assessments for mandated clients. Parttime: 16 hours per week. Supervisor: -Bill Buhrow, Psy.D. Licensed Psychologist March-August 2004 Psychology Practicum I Student Columbia River Mental Health Vancouver, Washington Provided individual and group psychotherapy in community mental health

5 setting. Presenting problems included Major Depression, Bipolar Disorder, substance abuse, Affective Disorders, and personality disorders. Performed crisis interventions and life-skills training. Consultation and case presentations for diversity and special population. Supervisor -Doug Park, Ph.D. Licensed Psychologist Terminal Master s Training August 2002-May 2003 Student Counselor Shepherd s Gate Counseling Center Denver, CO Performed play therapy w/ children. Full range of childhood diagnoses included. Provided individual and couples psychotherapy. Presenting problems included Major Depression, Anxiety Disorders, and developmental and personality disorders. Supervisor -Joan Winfrey, Ph.D. Licensed Psychologist August May 2003 Student Counselor Arapahoe/Douglas County Mental Health Center Littleon, CO Supervisor -John Layne, Ph.D. Counseling Psychologist Professional Presentations / Publications Bowman, T. & Koeneman, S. (2013). Transitioning to the DSM-5. What the practicing clinician needs to know. Seminar. Kansas Counseling Association. Mayetta, KS. Koeneman, S. & Bowman, T. (2013). Preparing for the DSM-5: What the practicing clinician needs to know. Seminar. Family Service and Guidance Center. Topeka, KS.

6 Bowman, T. & Koeneman, S. (2013). From the table to the couch: An exploration of individual needs and coping among seminarians. Seminar Christian Association of Psychological Studies Annual Conference, Portland, OR. Frye, T. Koeneman, S., Holeman, T., Shaw, R., & Greggo, S. (2013). A panel discussion on integrating faith into counselor preparation programs. Symposium Christian Association of Psychological Studies Annual Conference, Portland, OR. Koeneman, S., & Dummermuth, A. (2013). I don t want to talk about it: Working with the resistant male client. Seminar Kansas Counseling Association Annual Conference, Topeka, KS. Frye, T., Bowman, T., Koeneman, S., & Bland, E. (2013). Preparing for the DSM-5: What the practicing clinician needs to know. Seminar. MidAmerica Nazarene University, Olathe, KS. Koeneman, S. (2012). On being the integrator. Chi Sigma Newsletter. MidAmerica Nazarene University. Aten, J., Hook J., Dominquez, A., Walker, D., Maclin, V., Koeneman, S. (2012). Integration: The next generation. Symposium Christian Association of Psychological Studies Annual Conference, Washington D.C. Frye, T. & Koeneman, S. (2012). Adding a 9 th standard of faith integration into the CACREP core. Seminar Christian Association of Psychological Studies Annual Conference, Washington, D.C. Koeneman, S., Brockman, Diana., & Hodgson, Jason. (2012). Keeping counselors healthy: Spiritually oriented self-care. Seminar. Kansas Counseling Association 2012 Annual Conference, Topeka, KS. Koeneman, S., Meeks, V., McClure, K. (2012). Integrating neuroscience with supervision: A primer for counseling supervisors. Seminar. Kansas Counseling Association 2012 Annual Conference, Topeka, KS. Frye, T., Bowman, T., & Koeneman, S. (2011). Stepping into the future: Technological Advances in Counselor Education. Educational Workshop Association of Counselor Educators and Supervisors BiAnnual Conference, Nashville, TN. Koeneman, S., Frye, Todd., Bland, Cayla (2011). Using Technology in Counselor Education programs. Seminar Christian Association of Psychological Studies Annual Conference, Indianapolis, IN. Koeneman, S., & Elmore, Mark. (2011). Psychology and the Church. Working Towards a Collaborative Relationship. Seminar. Kansas Counseling Association 2011 Annual Conference. Wichita, Ks.

7 Koeneman, S. (2009). Psychology and the Church: Working Towards a Collaborative Relationship. Grand Rounds. Western Missouri Mental Health Center. Kansas City, MO. Koeneman, S. (2009). In Service of Self and Others. 1 st Annual Spiritual Direction Seminar. Midwest Christian Counseling Center. Kansas City, MO. Koeneman, S., Giesbrecht, B., Sherrad, S., Adams, W. (2007) Use of Checklists in Developing and Defining Competency in Neuropsychological Test Administration. Poster presentation at the National Academy of Neuropsychology 27 th Annual Conference, Scottsdale, AZ. Koeneman, S., Bufford, R,, Gathercoal, K., Peterson, M. (2007) An Outcome Evaluation of Marble Retreat: A Brief, Intensive Psychotherapy Program. Accepted for a paper presentation at the 2008 Christian Association of Psychological Studies Annual Conference, Phoenix, AZ. Relevant Work/Teaching Experience January 2009 September May 2007 January May 2006 January 2005 May 2006 January 2005 Adjunct Faculty: Kansas City Art Institute. Kansas City, MO. Teach undergraduate course titled Topics In Neuroscience: Biological Bases of Behavior. Clinical Foundations of Treatment, Graduate Assistant: Graduate School of Clinical Psychology George Fox University, Newberg, Oregon. Responsibilities included lab instructions and evaluation of foundational therapy skills for 1 st year PsyD students and supervising their clinical work with clients. Neuropsychological Assessment, Graduate Assistant: Graduate School of Clinical Psychology George Fox University, Newberg, Oregon. Responsibilities included co-facilitating lab instructions, oneto-one training on neuro-psych testing instruments, and test interpretation training. Personality Assessment, Graduate Assistant: Graduate School of Clinical Psychology George Fox University, Newberg, Oregon. Responsibilities included co-facilitating lab instructions as well as grading clinical intakes and personality assessment write-ups. Teacher s Assistant: Graduate School of Clinical Psychology

8 May 2005 May 2001 July 2002 May 1999-May 2001 January May 1999 June 2003 George Fox University, Newberg, Oregon. Helped Nancy Thurston, Psy.D with admissions committee responsibilities as well as coordinate service projects to students in need. Co-Director of Student Ministries: Centennial Community Church, Littleton, Colorado Responsibilities included teach, equip, and counsel youth as well as train and lead a team of adult volunteers. Associate Pastor: Christ s Church of Highlands Ranch, Highlands Ranch, Colorado Responsibilities included teach, equip, and counsel children, youth, and young adults as well as train and lead a small group of adult volunteers. Also responsible for quarterly teaching seminars. Activities Coordinator/Intern: Westlink Christian Church, Wichita, Kansas Responsibilities included planning, coordinating, and implementing sports leagues and camps for the church community. Guest Lecturer: First Presbyterian Church, Boulder, Colorado. Adolescent Spirituality September 2002 March 2001 Guest Lecturer: Young Life, Rocky Mountain Region, Winter Park, Colorado. Adolescent Spirituality and Leadership Development Guest Lecturer: Christ s Church Highlands Ranch, Highlands Ranch, Colorado. Parenting Seminar University Involvement / Volunteer Experience August Present April November 2012 Tenure Committee. School of Behavioral Sciences and Counseling. MidAmerica Nazarene University. Track Coordinator/Counselor Education Track. Christian Association of Psychological Studies 2013 Annual Conference. Serve as a volunteer to read and select submissions for presentation

9 for CAPS 2013 Annual Conference. August August 2012 October Present Assessment Coordinator/Task Stream Coordinator: Department of Counselor Education MidAmerica Nazarene University, Olathe, KS. Serve as the faculty representative to organize and implement data collection for the Department of Counselor Education. APA Division 36: Psychology of Religion Early Career Psychologist Task Force Committee This task force is designed to help generate greater interest from early career psychologists in the field of psychology of religion. September Present September 2011 Volunteer Supervisor of Counseling Students at Jacob s Well Church Kansas City, MO Serve as a primary site supervisor of student intern that works with individuals, couples, and families through Jacob s Well Church. Collaborate with pastoral staff on how to serve the mental health needs of the congregants more effectively. Interview Committee for New Liberty campus: Department of Counselor Education MidAmerica Nazarene University, Olathe, KS. Served as a faculty representative to help interview and hire a new faculty member for the Liberty campus program. August May 2007 October 2003 May 2005 October May 2004 GDCP Community Involvement Coordinator: Graduate School of Clinical Psychology George Fox University, Newberg, Oregon. Selected by faculty representative to organize and implement monthly community gatherings, including marriage seminars and other educational opportunities. GDCP Student Council Committee: Graduate School of Clinical Psychology George Fox University, Newberg, Oregon. Selected by classmates to serve as a student representative. Responsibilities include communicating 2 nd year student concerns to student council, student advocacy, and planning spring banquet. GDCP Alumni Relations Committee: Graduate School of Clinical Psychology George Fox University, Newberg, Oregon.

10 - Selected by student council to serve as a liaison between current student body and local/national alumni. Spring 2005 Admissions Assistant: Graduate School of Clinical Psychology George Fox University Newberg, Oregon. Met with prospective students for interview process in graduate school of clinical psychology. Professional Affiliations and Memberships 2004 present present present 2012 present American Psychological Association American Psychological Association Division 36: Psychology of Religion Christian Association of Psychological Studies Kansas Counseling Association