VITA. Mailman School of Public Health, Columbia University, New York, NY. Executive Master s of Public Health. October 2007.

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1 Mark J. Rand, Ph.D., M.P.H Fifth Avenue, Suite 2, Brooklyn NY EDUCATION VITA Mailman School of Public Health, Columbia University, New York, NY. Executive Master s of Public Health. October Ferkauf Graduate School of Psychology, Yeshiva University, Bronx, NY. Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology, M.A., Psychology, Yeshiva College, New York, NY. B.A. in Mathematics, cum laude, Postgraduate Center for Mental Health, New York, NY, Certificate in Organizational Consultation, New York Center for Psychoanalytic Training, 1780 Broadway, New York, NY, Certification in Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy, Teachers' College, Columbia University, New York, NY. Counseling Psychology (20 credits), EXPERIENCE Forensic Psychological Services of New York, P.L.L.C., Founding Director, Psychologist, current. Sunset Park Learning Center, Founding Director, Chief Psychologist, Sunset Park Mental Health Center of Lutheran Medical Center. Administrative and clinical responsibility for a large hospital-based psychology unit; functions include supervision of adult clinic treatment, child and adolescent services, onsite school mental health services, psychological services to inpatient and outpatient AIDS treatment programs; APA-accredited psychology internship; and a sex offender treatment program (February May 2007). Project coordinator for Project Second Try, created, obtained funding, and operated a treatment program for delinquent youngsters who exhibit sexual perpetration behavior (1990-May 2007). Private Practice in psychotherapy, child and family treatment, forensic psychology, Child custody evaluations, rehabilitation psychology, psychological testing, mental health consultation, ( , part time). 1

2 Treatment Team Leader, Forensic Psychiatry Service, Kings County Hospital Center. Clinical and administrative supervision for an interdisciplinary treatment team in a prison hospital setting; direct service; conducted court-ordered psychological evaluation; provided testimony as expert witness ( ). Psychologist II, Kingsboro Psychiatric Center, Brooklyn, NY. Individual and group psychotherapy and psychological testing for acute and chronic patients with severe psychiatric disorders; case presentations ( ). Coordinator of Counseling Services, Yeshiva University High School P tach Program, for learning disabled high school students, part-time ( ). Psychological Intern, Postgraduate Center for Mental Health, New York, NY. APAaccredited Internship. Individual and group psychotherapy, child therapy, Psychological Testing with children and adults, therapeutic community meetings ( ). RESEARCH AND PRESENTATIONS "Self-mutilation: A Case Study", presented at Grand Rounds, Kings County Psychiatric Hospital (1981). "Placement History and the School Adjustment of the Foster Child", (unpublished doctoral dissertation), Yeshiva University, "Psychopathology and Incarceration", presented at Lutheran Medical Center, "Clinical Differences in Sexually Abused and Sexually Abusing African-American, Hispanic and White Children." G. Costantino, M. Rand, R. Malgady, N. Maron, M. Borges-Costantino, O. Rodriguez, Paper presentation, 102nd Convention American Psychological Association, Prepubescent Sexual Offenders, presented to the Bureau of Non-Public School Guidance Counselors, Board of Education of the City of New York, April 4, The Preadolescent Sexual Offender, a workshop presentation at the New York Foundling Hospital s Professional Conference on Child Victimization and Violence: What Needs to be Done? Current Approaches and Practices, October 27, Preadolescent Sexual Offender - Assessment and Treatment, Child and Adolescent Grand Rounds at SUNY - Health Science Center at Brooklyn and Kings County Hospital Center, Brooklyn, New York, November 1,

3 Preadolescent Sexual Offender - Assessment and Treatment, presented at Psychiatric Grand Rounds, Woodhull Medical and Mental Health Center, Brooklyn, New York, March 18, Clinical Differences in Juvenile Sex Offenders and Sexually Abused African American, Hispanic and White Children. G. Costantino, M. Rand, R. Malgady, L. Gruenberger. Paper presentation, 107th Convention American Psychological Association, Cross Examining the Forensic Expert in Child Custody Cases. Panelist and presenter. A CLE program sponsored by The Brooklyn Women s Bar Association and the Women s State Bar Association of the State of New York, June 8, WORKSHOPS, CONTINUING EDUCATION Seminar in Forensic Psychiatry - Criminal, Dr. Daniel Schwartz, Kings County Hospital, Fall, Seminar in Forensic Psychiatry - Civil, Dr. Daniel Schwartz, Kings County Hospital, Spring, Alcohol and Substance Abuse Treatment, Kings County Hospital Center, 6 CE hours, St. Aloysius Conference, 2 day conference on Treatment of Child Abuse, Warwick, R.I., October, American Group Psychotherapy Association, 2 - day Institute, 1992, San Antonio - Child Group Psychotherapy. Assessment Diagnosis and Effective Treatment Planning, July, 1994, One-day training in Focused psychotherapy by Dr. Michael Bennett, 6 hours CE credit. Time Effective Psychotherapy in a Managed Care World, November 4, 1994; Simon Budman, Ph.D., 6 CE credits. Multicultural Perspectives on Mental Illness, St. John s University, May 20, 1994, 4 hours, 6 CE credits. Risk Assessment and Risk Management in Community Mental Health Settings. Presentations by John Monahan, Ph.D. and Thomas Grisso, Ph.D., March 9, Coping With Mental Health Witnesses in Custody Litigation. Sponsored by Matlaw, Inc. and The New York State Psychological Association. October 8, CE Credits. 3

4 Personal Injury Evaluation by Stuart Greenberg, Ph.D. American Academy of Forensic Psychology, November 2, 2001, 7 CE credits. Managing Risk in Custody Evaluations by David Martindale, Ph.D., ABPP, American Academy of Forensic Psychology, November 1, 2001, 7 CE credits. Fifth International Symposium on Child Custody Evaluations. Association of Family Courts and Conciliation. Tucson, Arizona. November 7 November 9, CE credits. (Preconference training in child custody evaluations: Workshops in domestic violence, Review of Data and Preparation of reports, and Parent-child observation). Use of Mental Health Professionals in Contested Child Custody Cases. Sponsored by Appellate Division, First and Second Judicial Departments and the New York City Family Court. January 21, Sixth International Symposium on Child Custody Evaluations. Association of Family Courts and Conciliation. Nashville, Tennessee. October 14-16, How to Analyze and Challenge Custody Evaluations Sponsored by MatLaw Systems Corporation; Timothy M. Tippins, President. Uniondale, New York. May 24, 2005 The New York State Interdisciplinary Forum on Mental Health and Family Law Resolving Custody Disputes: What Helps Children? What Hurts? Sponsored by Association of the Bar of the City of New York and by Matrimonial Committee of the Association of the Bar of the City of New York. Presented by Joan Kelly, Ph.D. Commentators: Honorable Jacqueline Silbermann (Supreme Court, New York County) and Honorable George Jurow (Family Court, New York County). June 4, 2005 Ethical Decision Making and Risk Management In Clinical Practice. 6 CE credits. Sponsored by New York State Psychological Association. September 30, Ethical Violations In Child Custody Evaluations. 3 CE credits. Sponsored by The Forensic Division of the New York State Psychological Association and Forensic Psychology Associates, Inc. October 19, Sex, Lies, Money Can You Save Your Relationship? A Search for Self and Each Other. 3 CE Credits. Sponsored by St. John s University Office of Postgraduate Professional Development Programs, Continuing Education and Professional Development Series. November 10, Families, Parents, Children and Separation/Divorce in the United States Today. 2 CE Credits. American Psychological Association Conference Reconceptualizing Child Custody: Past, Present and Future Lawyers and Psychologists Working Together, May 1-3,

5 Families in Turmoil: Reducing Risk and Fostering Resilience in Children and Youth. 1.5 CE Credits. American Psychological Association Conference Re-conceptualizing Child Custody: Past, Present and Future Lawyers and Psychologists Working Together, May 1-3, Considering Allegations of Domestic Violence in Cases of Disputed Custody. 1.5 CE Credits. American Psychological Association Conference Re-conceptualizing Child Custody: Past, Present and Future Lawyers and Psychologists Working Together, May 1-3, Considering Allegations of Sexual Abuse in Cases of Disputed Custody. 1.5 CE Credits. American Psychological Association Conference Reconceptualizing Child Custody: Past, Present and Future Lawyers and Psychologists Working Together, May 1-3, Interviewing Children and the Appropriate Consideration of Children s Expressed Preferences in Cases of Disputed Custody. 1.5 CE Credits. American Psychological Association Conference Re-conceptualizing Child Custody: Past, Present and Future Lawyers and Psychologists Working Together, May 1-3, Appropriate Identification and Consideration of Children s Interests. 1.5 CE Credits. American Psychological Association Conference Reconceptualizing Child Custody: Past, Present and Future Lawyers and Psychologists Working Together, May 1-3, Mock Trial Custody Hearing. 3 CE Credits. American Psychological Association Conference Reconceptualizing Child Custody: Past, Present and Future Lawyers and Psychologists Working Together, May 1-3, Legal and Clinical Issues in Cases of Relocation. 1.5 CE Credits. American Psychological Association Conference Reconceptualizing Child Custody: Past, Present and Future Lawyers and Psychologists Working Together, May 1-3, Effective Parenting Plans for Children: Insights from Empirical Research. 1.5 CE Credits. American Psychological Association Conference Reconceptualizing Child Custody: Past, Present and Future Lawyers and Psychologists Working Together, May 1-3, The Implications of Daubert v Merrell Dow Pharmaceuticals, Inc. and Frye v U.S. on Standards and Admissibility on Expert Testimony and The Cross Examination of a Mental Health Expert. Continuing Legal Education presented by First and Second Department, State of New York Appellate Division, Supreme Court, 2 nd Judicial Department, May 16,

6 New York s Multi-Door Courthouse The Quiet Revolution. AFCC-NY Annual Conference, Keynote opening by Judge Judy Harris Kluger, Deputy Chief Administrative Judge for Court Operations and Planning for New York State, held at the Association of the Bar of the City of New York, November 7, The Eighth International Symposium on Child Custody Evaluations. Association of Family Courts and Conciliation. Albuquerque, New Mexico. September 25-27, Pre-Symposium Institute-Full day. Parenting Coordination: Innovations, Advanced Concepts, Practices and Program Development Opening Sessions: Deconstructing the Evaluation Process: What exactly Are We Doing? General Session: Domestic Violence in Separating Families: Debate and Dilemmas in Developing Appropriate Parenting Plans Workshops: 1. Revisiting Custody through Relocation: Interdisciplinary Perspectives 2. Evaluating Evaluations: Doing Reviews and Being Reviewed 3. Testimonial and Non-Testimonial Roles in Child Custody Cases 4. Differential Diagnosis of Parental Alienation and Related Phenomena Closing Session: The Child Custody Consultation; Helpful Shepherd or a Wolf in Sheep s Clothing? Addressing Ethical and Practical Concerns The Impact of Prenatal Exposure to Alcohol and Substance Abuse, A look at Cognitive and Behavioral Development. The Annual Fall Seminar. First, Second and Eleventh Judicial Districts, New York, New York. November 24, A Two-Part Fundamental Training Series, Including presentations on: An Overview of the New York State Court System as it relates to Family Law Litigation; An Historical/Cultural Perspective of Custody Litigation; Cultural Diversity including gender and Disabilities; Family Offense/Domestic Violence Legal Aspects and Psychological Dynamics; Content of Forensic Reports; and Trial and Courtroom Procedures. A Continuing Legal Education presentation by the First and Second Department, State of New York Appellate Division, Supreme Court, 2 nd Judicial Department, May 12 and May 19, th Annual Conference of AFCC - Children, Courts and Custody: Back to the Future or Full Steam Ahead? New Orleans, Louisiana, May 27 to May 30, 2009, including: Full day pre-conference Institute: Differentiating Use of Violence in Families: 6

7 Toward Improving Family Court Custody Determinations. Opening session: Back to the Future or Full Steam Ahead? What Research Really Shows about Children and Divorce Plenaries: Plenary Session 1: The Child s Voice in Process: Which Way Forward? Plenary Session 2: The Evolving Family Court System: Progress at a Price? Workshops: 1. The Legacy of High Conflict and Violent Divorce for Young Adults 2. Advanced Issues in Relocation Part I 3, Advanced Issues in Relocation Part II 4. Use of Attachment Measures in Child Custody Evaluations: Incremental Validity 5, Do Projective Tests Meet Evidentiary Standards? 6. Collaborations in Litigation 7. Redefining the Need for Family Court as a Public Health Issue Advanced Issues in Custody Evaluation. Full day workshop presentation by Jonathan Gould, Ph.D., ABPP. American Academy of Forensic Psychology, Minneapolis, MN, November 15, LICENSURE AND CERTIFICATIONS New York State Licensed Psychologist, #8032. Certificate in Organizational Consultation, Postgraduate Center for Mental Health FACULTY APPOINTMENTS Adjunct Instructor in Psychology, New York City College of Technology, City University of New York (Fall, current). Adjunct Instructor in Psychology, Queens College, City University of New York (Spring, 1998). 7

8 Clinical Instructor of Psychiatry, State University of New York, Health Science Center at Brooklyn ( ). Course Instructor, Postgraduate Center for Mental Health, Specialty Program in Organizational Consultation (1988). OTHER TEACHING AND SUPERVISORY ACTIVITIES Seminar Teacher in APA-accredited Psychology Internship Program of the Sunset Park Mental Health Center of Lutheran Medical Center. Seminar Series (3-5 sessions) in Forensic Psychology, presented annually since 1990 to 2007). Supervisor of Psychological testing and Psychotherapy in APA-accredited Psychology Internship Program of the Sunset Park Mental Health Center of Lutheran Medical Center from 1989 to Supervisor of Psychological testing and Psychotherapy in APA-accredited Psychology Internship Program at Kings County Hospital, PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS American Psychological Association New York State Psychological Association National Register of Health Service Providers in Psychology Association of Family and Conciliation Courts, Member, Brooklyn Chapter Brooklyn Psychological Association REFERENCES Upon request. 05/2010 8