DARALD ROBERT HANUSA. Degree: B.A Granting Institution: University of Wisconsin-Madison Major: Psychology Date Awarded: June 1975

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1 CURRICULUM VITAE DARALD ROBERT HANUSA Degree Information Degree: B.A Granting Institution: University of Wisconsin-Madison Major: Psychology Date Awarded: June 1975 Degree: MSSW Granting Institution: University of Wisconsin-Madison Major: Social Work Date Awarded: December 1981 Degree: Ph.D. Granting Institution: University of Wisconsin-Madison Major: Social Welfare Date Awarded: December 1993 Academic Appointments Academic Institution: School of Social Work, University of Wisconsin-Madison Title: Senior Lecturer Start Date: September 1985 Academic Institution: School of Social Work, University of Wisconsin-Madison Title: Senior Preceptor Start Date: September 1979 Academic Institution: School of Social Work, University of Wisconsin-Madison Title: Chairperson Full-Time Masters Program Graduate Admissions Committee Start Date: January 2006 End Date: December 2011 Academic Institution: Division of Continuing Education, University of Wisconsin- Madison

2 Title: Instructor, Spanish for Children Program Start Date: September 2009 Professional Post -Baccalaureate and Post-Master s Social Work Experience Midwest Center for Human Services/Midwest Domestic Violence Resource Center General Partner & Private Practitioner, Clinical Social Work Start Date: October 1987 School of Social Work, University of Wisconsin- Madison Lecturer & Senior Preceptor Start Date: September 1985 Redline Editorial, Inc E. Cliff Road, Burnsville, MN Content Editor for textbook Family Violence Start Date: 2011 End Date: 2011 St. Charles Youth and Family Services Clinical Consultant - Focus and Odayin Day Treatment Program Start Date: September 2009 End Date: September 2010 Alternatives to Aggression Program, Family Service Clinical Social Worker & Program Director Start Date: September 1980 End Date: June 1989 Shorewood Psychiatric Associates Private Practitioner, Clinical Social Work Start Date: August 1984 End Date: October 1987 Madison Area Technical College Course Instructor - Group Work Skills

3 Start Date: January 1985 End Date: January 1986 School of Social Work, University of Wisconsin-Madison. Teaching Assistant Start Date: May 1979 End Date: May 1981 Project for Psychotic and Neurologically Impaired Children, Mendota Mental Health Institute Program Research Analyst Start Date: August 1975 End Date: March 1979 Non-Social Work Related Experience University of Wisconsin-Madison, Division of Continuing Education Spanish for Youth Program-Spanish Language Instructor Start Date: August Futura Language Professionals Spanish Language Teacher Waukesha, WI Start Date: January Hanusa s Urban Dwellings (HUD) General Contractor & Carpenter - Residential Housing Construction and Remodeling Madison, WI Start Date: August present Professional Certificates and Licenses Board Certified Diplomate in Clinical Social Work, American Board of Examiners in Clinical Social Work, Certificate No.: Diplomate, National Anger Management Association Licensed Clinical Social Worker, State of Wisconsin, License No Licensed Substance Abuse Counselor, Wisconsin Certification Board,

4 License No Certified Group Psychotherapist, National Registry of Group Psychotherapists, Certificate No Certified Batterer Treatment Provider, Wisconsin Batterer Treatment Provider Association, Certification No Certificate of Completion, Spanish Language Course, Cuernavaca Language School, Morelos, Mexico Certificate in Corporate Counseling, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Awards, Acknowledgments & Appointments Luan Gilbert Award: For Outstanding Contributions in Domestic Violence Intervention & Prevention. Presented by the Dane County Commission on Sensitive Crimes, Coordinated Community Response Task Force, October Phi Beta Kappa. Phi Beta Kappa Society International Scholastic Order, Septemer, 2003 Honored Instructor. For an approach to pedagogy which encourages not only learning and intellectual development, but also student engagement and connectedness. Awarded by University of Wisconsin-Madison, University Housing & Resident Life-Academic Initiatives Program, December Editorial Board. Géneros, Multidisciplinary Journal of Gender Studies (2011-Present). Appointed to the Editorial Board of Géneros which is a quarterly Journal that publishes articles from multidisciplinary research, as well as theoretical essays about different aspects of gender and feminism. The journal addresses different topics such as gender violence (domestic violence, sexual harassment, sexual abuse, institutional violence, etc), health and gender (illness and treatment related to gender, physical and psychological welfare, etc), education and gender, theories about love, new masculinities, feminist theory, multiculturality and gender, women and religion, women in history, poverty and gender. Professional Service Responsibilities and Activities Committee Member - State of Wisconsin - Governor's Counsel on Domestic Violence, Abuser Treatment Standards Advisory Committee (1995-present).

5 Co-developer, Member & (past) Chair, Wisconsin Batterers Treatment Providers Association. (1998 present). Committee Member, Dane County Community Coordinated Task Force Against Domestic Violence (1990-present). Committee Member - University of Wisconsin Medical School -Interpersonal Violence and Sexual Assault Curriculum Committee ( present). Committee Member - State of Wisconsin - Department of Corrections - Batterers Intervention Programs (1998- present). Committee Member - Dane County District Attorney's Office - Offender Data Base Project ( present). Steering Committee - Wisconsin Abuser Treatment Provider Association (1997- present). Committee Member Dane County Community Coordinated Task Force Against Prostitution. (2008-present) Masters Program Admissions Committee. School of Social Work, University of Wisconsin- Madison. ( ; Committee Chair, ). Committee Member - Wisconsin Clemency Project. A project of the Wisconsin Coalition Against Domestic Violence ( ). Member - Domestic Violence Health System Task Force. A statewide committee working on health care issues relating to domestic violence ( ). Member - New Partnership training team. A statewide initiative sponsored by the University of Wisconsin - Green Bay designed to training Child Protective Workers in issues of domestic violence ( ). Community Service Responsibilities/Volunteer Service Volunteer Counselor, Journey Mental Health Center of Dane County. Provide counseling services to Spanish speaking clients of the Mental Health Center ( present). General Support Volunteer, Centro Hispano of Dane County. Offer support services including referral to community services and supportive counseling in Spanish to Latino clients seeking social service assistance which issues such as domestic violence, substance abuse, parenting and relationships ( ).

6 Mentor, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Dane County. Provide guidance and mentoring as a big brother for an adolescent Latino child. Activities include social outings as well as academic help, such as speaking, reading and writing in English and Spanish ( ). Professional, Academic, Community Based and Scientific Memberships American Association of Orthopsychiatry Association for the Advancement of Behavior Therapy American Group Psychotherapy Association American Psychological Association Latino Social Worker Association National Association of Anger Managment National Association of Social Workers National Coalition Against Domestic Violence National Latino Behavioral Health Association Society of Industrial and Organizational Psychologists Wisconsin Batterers Treatment Providers Association Wisconsin Coalition Against Domestic Violence Professional Presentations (last 5 years) Project Respect. Presentation and group facilitation to anti-prostitution Johns school. Presentations provided in English and Spanish. Topic: Men s Socialization. Madison, WI. Journey Mental Health Center of Dane County - Staff Inservice. Topic: Assessing Domestic Violence in Your Caseload Journey Mental Health Center of Dane County Staff Training. Topic: Cognitive Behavior Therapy University of Wisconsin Medical School. Training for Medical Students. Topic: Detecting Domestic Violence Abusers in Your Practice, Madison, WI. Wisconsin Batterers Treatment Provider Association. Presentation at annual membership meeting. Topic: Assessment and Outcome for Batterer Treatment: The ATAM Model, Waukesha, WI. Edgewood College - Family Therapy Class (Melinda Bailey). Guest Lecture. Topic: Profile and Treatment Options of Abusers. Madison, WI. Expert Witness Testimony. State of Wisconsin. Presented assessment results and

7 expert witness testimony in several cases concerning domestic violence and child custody. City of Madison. One Day Workshops presented to city employees. Topic: Anger Management, Madison, WI. City of Madison - Fire Fighter Recruit Training - One half day training program. Topic: Handling Anger Before It Handles You. Madison, WI City of Madison - Fire Fighter Training for Middle Managers- One day training program. Topic: Handling Anger Before It Handles You. Madison, WI Madison Fire Department - Training for Upper Management. Topic: Anger Management for Managers. Madison, WI. Featured Interviews WKOW Television. Feature story/documentary: Ending the Cycle of Violence. Wisconsin Association of Alcohol & Other Drug Abuse - Annual Conference Training. Topic: Working With Abusers. Madison, WI. Wisconsin Coalition Against Domestic Violence - State Conference. Topics: Contacts With Battered Women During Abuser Treatment; Longer Term Treatment for Batterers. Madison, WI. University of Wisconsin Medical School. Training for Medical Students. Topic: Detecting Domestic Violence Abusers in Your Practice Madison, WI. NASW - Wisconsin Chapter. Community Training: At the Cross Roads. Working with Men Who Batter Madison, WI. Edgewood College - Family Therapy Class (Melinda Bailey). Guest Lecture. Topic: Profile and Treatment Options of Abusers. Madison, WI. Unidos Against Domestic Violence. Presentation (in Spanish) to Unidos staff and consumers. Topic: Dynamics of Domestic Violence for Survivors. Madison, WI. University of Wisconsin Medical School. Training for 4 th Year Medical Students. Topic: Detecting Domestic Violence Abusers in Your Practice. Madison, WI. University of Wisconsin Medical School. Training for Psychiatry Students. Topic: Assessment and Treatment of Domestic Violence Abusers. Madison, WI. Wisconsin Batterers Treatment Provider Association. Presentation at annual

8 membership meeting. Topic: A Multi-Theoretical Model of Batterer Treatment: The ATAM Model. Wisconsin Rapids, WI. NASW - Wisconsin Chapter. Annual Conference Presentations. Topic: Working With Domestic Violence Programs. University of Wisconsin Medical School. Training for Medical School Residents. Topic: Detecting Domestic Violence Abusers in Your Practice. Madison, WI. New Partnership for Children & Families - University of WI - Green Bay. Topic: Domestic Violence Training for CPS Workers (Waukesha; Milwaukee, WI). Penn & Teller Productions - taped a video segment for ShowTime cable network. Topic: Anger Management. Volunteer In service - Domestic Abuse Intervention Services. Inservice trainings. Topic: Abuser Identification and Treatment. Professional Publications and Articles Hanusa, D.R. (2004) Handling Anger Before It Handles You. Wisconsin Woman, August, Vol 6, No.11 Hanusa, D.R. (2004) Handling Anger Before It Handles You - Part II. Wisconsin Woman, September, Vol 6, No.12 Breidl, J. and Hanusa, D.R. (2001) Domestic violence and child welfare practice. Fairfax: National Clearing House on Child Abuse and Neglect. Hanusa, D.R. (2000) Treating domestic violence perpetrators: Focus on groups and longer term treatment. Wisconsin Coalition Against Domestic Violence Newsletter, Vol 19, No.2 Hanusa, D.R. (1999) It is road rage or is it something else?. WHSP Partners: Transportation Safety News, Vol 5, No.1. Hanusa, D.R. (1998) The next step: focusing on abusers in the health care system. WMJ, Vol 97, No.4. Hanusa, D.R. (1996). To have or not to have: Contacts with battered women during abuser treatment. Wisconsin Coalition Against Domestic Violence Newsletter, Vol 15, No.1. Hanusa, D.R. (1996). Necessity or luxury: Female and male facilitators in abuser

9 treatment. Wisconsin Coalition Against Domestic Violence Newsletter, Vol 15, No.1. Hanusa, D.R. (1993). A comparison of two group treatment conditions in reducing domestic violence. University Microfilms Inc. Hanusa, D.R. (1990). Abusers, abuser treatment and life in Spain. Wisconsin Coalition Against Domestic Violence Newsletter, Vol 9, No.2. McDonald-Wikler, L., Hanusa, D. R. and Stoycheff, J. (1985). Home-based respite care, children developmental disabilities, and family stress: Some theoretical and pragmatic aspects of process evaluation, In G. L. Salisbury and J. Intagliata (Eds,), Respite care: Support for persons with developmental disabilities and their Families, Baltimore: Brooks Publishing Company. Saunders, D.G. and Hanusa, D.R. (1986). Cognitive-behavioral treatment of men who batter: The short-term effects of group therapy, Journal of Family Violence, Vol. 1, No. 4. Rose, S.D., Hanusa, D.R., Tolman, R., and Hall, J. (1983). A Group leader's guide to assertive training. Maryland: Crownsville Hospital Center. Glynn, J., Brubakken, D., McCormick, D., Shuey, B. & Hanusa, D. (1976) Increasing food intake in an autistic like child utilizing behavioral techniques. Unpublished research manuscript, Project for Psychotic and Neurologically Impaired Children, Mendota Mental Health Institute,.