STEVEN F. CHAPMAN, PH.D.

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1 STEVEN F. CHAPMAN, PH.D. Professional Education Experience The Justice Research Center 2898 Mahan Drive, Suite 4 Tallahassee, Florida [email protected] Degree Institution Year Major B.S. Ed. University of Missouri 1973 English Language Arts M.Div St. Paul School of Theology 1983 Master of Divinity Ph. D. University of Georgia 1993 Child & Family Development Children and the Law Dissertation: Former Spouse Relationships as a Factor in Visitation: The Role of Mediation Senior Research Scientist, The Justice Research Center (December 2011 to Present). Plan, develop and implement evidence-based correctional rehabilitation programs for juveniles and adults. Plan and implement program evaluation and research design related to correctional rehabilitation, mental health and substance abuse programming for juveniles and adults. Develop, test, and modify data collection instruments used in the field. Monitor data quality and provide summary statistics. Analyze data related to the efficacy of programming, summarize and interpret the results and provide actionable recommendations for program and policy improvement. Develop and evaluate actuarial risk assessment related to risk to recidivate and programming needs related to re-offending behaviors and substance abuse in juveniles and adults. Provide consulting services to state legislative staff, control agencies and state and local correctional agencies regarding rehabilitative policy and programming. Provide consulting on performance indicators for prison medical services.. Analyze health care data and conduct research, including outcome studies, program evaluations, trend analysis, and analysis of process measures related to utilization of services, error rates, and patient outcomes measures such as need for emergency services, hospitializations and mortality. Develop methodologies for studies on improving inmate health care. Implement and evaluate policies and procedures that ensure use and storage of comfidential health information conforms to HIPAA requirements and state law. Sole Proprietor, Chapman Research (Consulting Services, December 2010 to present). Provide consulting services to out-of-state companies or state agencies on an occasional basis. This includes research consulting services for correctional rehabilitation programs such as program planning, program design and implementation, program evaluation, research design and development, implementation and maintenance of evidence-based programming. Consulting services are based in my home and rely heavily on web-based communication.

2 Steven F. Chapman, Ph.D. Page 2 Research Scientist, Office of Quality Management, California Correctional Health Care Services (June 1, 2011 to December 30, 2011). Plan, organize and direct the development, compilation and validation of health care quality measures appropriate for a correctional health care system. Develop, test, and modify data collection instruments used in the field. Manage data collected from paper medical chart abstraction and as available from electronic clinical data. Analyze health care data and conduct research, including outcome studies, program evaluations, trend analysis, and analysis of process measures related to utilization of services, error rates, and patient outcomes measures such as need for emergency services, hospitializations and mortality. Develop methodologies for studies on improving inmate health care. Implement and evaluate policies and procedures that ensure use and storage of comfidential health information conforms to HIPAA requirements and state law. Provide technical assistance to staff in preparation of reports. Assist in designing and producing educational materials for communication with the field. Prepare findings for reports and presentations to management, the Legislature, Department of Fiance, the Federal Court, and other state and federal program, correctional health experts and review panels. Program Manager, Parolee Health Management Unit, Division of Adult Parole Operations, California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (January 1, 2011 to June 1, 2011). Plan, direct and oversee the work activities of the analysts and support staff for the Transitional Case Management Program for HIV/AIDS and the mentally ill. This includes contract development and management, development of inter-agency agreements, fiscal and program direction and monitoring, development of policies and procedures, program evaluation and technical support to contract staff. Manage support for the Parole Outpatient Clinics, the Medical Placement Unit and the Pre-Parole Benefits Program. This includes support for development of inter-agency agreements, support for program monitoring and evaluation, and support for development of policies and procedures. Respond to request from internal division and departmental staff, as well as from control agencies including the Department of Finance, the Legislative Analyst Office, the Legislature and the Governor s Office. Provide input on policy and procedural issues related to the Parolee Health Management Unit. Assistant Secretary, Office of Research, California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation. (November 2006 to December 31, 2011). Organize, direct and oversee the research, program development, evaluation, data system development, projections and data reporting activities of the 90 staff within three branches of the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation Office of Research. Provide policy guidance, priorities and leadership for the department s research, population projections, data reporting, performance tracking and program evaluation efforts. Recommend changes in policies, programs, treatments and management practices as a result of research outcomes and findings. Interpret research and evaluation results to CDCR executives, managers, Legislators and other policymakers. Ensure that all CDCR internal and external research findings are disseminated to the appropriate managerial and operational staff, and that findings are applied in policy and practice.

3 Steven F. Chapman, Ph.D. Page 3 Provide innovative applications of research and technology in the areas of assessment, case management and treatment designed to lower rates of recidivism in a cost-effective manner. Provide research, data and policy support for control agencies, the Courts, the Legislature and the Governor s Office in the area of Corrections. Collaborate with adult criminal and juvenile justice researchers, practitioners, departmental administrators and policymakers on research innovations, designs and outcomes. Serve as the CDCR executive liaison to national and state correctional research organizations. Programming and Technical Assistance Director, Office of Program Accountability, Florida Department of Juvenile Justice (August 2006 to November 2006). Direct and supervise the activities of the Programming and Technical Assistance Unit (PTA) of the Office of Program Accountability. Develop an annual workplan and budget. Develop plans and materials for training 12 PTA staff and 35 Quality Assurance staff. Develop policy manuals and procedures to guide staff in provision of technical assistance on-site. Participate in or take lead responsibility for Mobile Intervention Teams. Conduct site visits at programs that fail to meet minimum standards, make recommendations for elimination of the program, corrective action, or re-alignment of the program. Work with program staff to develop corrective action plans and implementation plans featuring evidence-based programming and best practices, including potential costs. Department Evidence-Based Practices Coordinator. Monitor the state of the art of delinquency treatment, program management and apply this knowledge to department practices. Provide leadership for the Evidence-Based Treatment Initiative, which seeks to introduce and implement evidence-based treatments and practices within each branch, and an evidence-based comprehensive case management system benefiting the entire Department. Senior Management Analyst II, Bureau of Research and Planning, Florida Department of Juvenile Justice (Fall 1999 to August 2006). Department What Works Coordinator. Coordinate the leadership of efforts to design and implement pilot projects, evaluation and research projects to improve effectiveness of delinquency treatment and prevention programs in all branches of the Department and its contracted providers. Present the DJJ What Works Strategy at meetings and conferences for Department and contracted staff, Boards and Councils, officers of the Court, and other stakeholders. Lead analyst for the Department Long-Range Program Plan. Responsible for compiling performancebased budget data, SWOT analysis, Department strategy and goals for presentation to the Governor's Office and Legislature. Director of the What Works Residential Pilot Project. Manage and direct the pilot project aimed at introducing evidence-based treatment into 20 residential facilities. Grant Manager for the Faith- and Community-Based Delinquency Treatment Initiative. Coordinate the Department's five-program pilot project aimed at introducing evidence-based treatment and an innovative faith- and community-based mentoring and aftercare program. Grant Manager for the outsourcing of research, evaluation and data processing contract with the Justice Research Center, Inc.

4 Steven F. Chapman, Ph.D. Page 4 Juvenile Accountability Block Grant (JABG) Coordinator. Annually apply for the OJJDP JABG grant and assist the Department and the State Advisory Group in developing a plan for distribution of funds. Conceptualize, develop and write LBRs, RFPs and grant proposals for research projects. Research and Planning consultant for Probation Risk/Needs assessment. Adjunct Professor, Tallahassee Community College, Social Sciences Division (Fall 1992 to Summer 2004). Taught one section of Human Development or Child Development each semester. Class sizes varied from 35 to 80 students. Director of Evaluation and Research, Juvenile Justice Accountability Board, Florida Legislature (Spring1996 to Fall 1999). Initiated, designed and implemented program evaluation and research to expand management capability, improve management practices and program effectiveness, lower costs and explore new methods of accomplishing the goals of the agencies involved in the Florida juvenile justice system Prepared grant proposals and requests for proposals, developed and managed contracts for research, and oversaw production of final deliverables. Prepared high quality, timely reports and oral presentations. Prepared and promoted policy and management recommendations to the Legislature, the Office of the Governor, the DJJ and other state agencies and groups of stakeholders. Participated with members and staff of the JJAB in the development of an annual work plan, took lead responsibility for evaluation and research projects, and provided direction and assistance to JJAB staff, consultants, and staff of other state agencies in the design and implementation of evaluation and research projects. Initiated consultation with the staff of the Department of Juvenile Justice (DJJ), OPPAGA, legislative committees and other stakeholders in collaborative program evaluation efforts. Program Administrator, Research and Data Bureau, Florida Department of Juvenile Justice (Summer 1993 to Spring 1996). Supervised and conducted planning, research, and evaluation activities for the Department of Juvenile Justice including the effectiveness of treatment programs, improvement of management capabilities and provision of reliable, valid and useful information to decision makers in the legislative and executive branches of Florida government. Developed a Departmental IRB in compliance with Federal standards of the National Institute of Health. Developed a research agenda for the Department of Juvenile Justice centered on coordinated research and evaluation efforts. Served as liaison between the Department and other state departments, federal agencies, institutions of higher education. Senior Management Analyst II, Office of Evaluation, Office of the Secretary, HRS, Florida (Spring 1993). Position required the provision of training and technical assistance to staff in program offices and in districts in the areas of developing client outcome research, data collection, data analysis, and evaluation methodology. Project Director, Leon County Family Mediation Project, Second Circuit Court, Tallahassee, Florida (Fall 1990 to Spring 1993). Demonstration and research project funded by a federal grant administered by the Office of Child Support Enforcement ($282,000). Researched the effects of mandatory mediation of child access agreements on compliance with child support, rates of relitigation, time from filing to final judgment, and continuing child access difficulties and generated the final report for the Office of Child Support Enforcement, HHS, Washington, DC.

5 Steven F. Chapman, Ph.D. Page 5 United Methodist Minister, Missouri East Conference (1980 to 1987). Served as youth pastor, campus minister at several churches in Missouri. Publications, Government Reports and Presentations More than 50 articles and government reports published since 1998, along with various presentations are meetings and conferences. List of titles below. Scholarly Publications Turner, S., Hess, J., Bradstreet, C., Chapman, S., & A. Murphy (under review). Development of the California Static Risk Assessment (CSRA): Moving California from Offense- to Risk-Based Decision Making. Chapman, S. F., Price, S. J., & Serovich, J. M. (1995). Guilt and divorce adjustment. Journal of Divorce and Remarriage, 22, Serovich, J. M., Price, S. J., Chapman, S. F., & Wright, D. W. (1992). Attachment between former spouses: Impact on co-parental communication and parental involvement. Journal of Divorce and Remarriage, 17, Serovich, J. M., Price, S. J., & Chapman, S. F. (1992). Former in-laws as a source of support. Journal of Divorce, 17, Chapman, S. F. (1991). Attachment and adolescent adjustment to parental remarriage. Family Relations, 40, Walters, L. H. & Chapman, S. F. (1991). Changes in legal views of parenthood: Implications for fathers in minority cultures. In F. Bozett & S. Hanson (Eds.), Cultural variations in American fatherhood. New York: Springer. Grogan, W. J., Valente, J. S., & Chapman, S. F. (1991). Home energy education for elderly and limitedincome households. Housing and Society, 18, IV. Government Reports: Walters-Chapman, Steven (1993). Evaluating Child Access: Final Report of the Leon County Family Mediation Project. Tallahassee, Florida: Second Judicial Circuit of the State of Florida. Florida Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services (1993). Minority Over-Representation Initiative for Florida Phase I Final Report. Tallahassee, Florida: Author. (Contributing Editor). Florida Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services (1993). Report to the Florida Senate on Violent Juvenile Offenders. Tallahassee, Florida: Author. (Managing Editor). Florida Department of Juvenile Justice (1994). Juvenile Justice Outcome Evaluation Report, Tallahassee, Florida: Author. (Contributor). Florida Department of Juvenile Justice (1995). Juvenile Justice Outcome Evaluation Report, Tallahassee, Florida: Author. (Contributing Editor). Florida Juvenile Justice Advisory Board (1996). A Study of Juvenile Case Processing in Florida: Summary Report ( OE). Tallahassee, Florida. (Contributing Editor).

6 Steven F. Chapman, Ph.D. Page 6 Florida Juvenile Justice Advisory Board (1996) Outcome Evaluation Report Summary on Diversion, Community Control and Commitment Programs ( OE). Tallahassee, Florida. (Contributing Editor). Florida Juvenile Justice Advisory Board (1996). Outcome Evaluation Report Summary of Florida Department of Juvenile Justice Prevention Programs ( OE). Tallahassee, Florida. (Contributing Editor). Florida Juvenile Justice Advisory Board (1997) Annual Report and Juvenile Justice Fact Book ( JJAB). Tallahassee, Florida: Author. (Contributing Editor). Florida Juvenile Justice Advisory Board (1997) Prevention Outcomes: A Summary Report on Youth Served by DJJ Prevention Programs Between July 1, 1994 and June 30, 1995 ( OE). Tallahassee, Florida: Author. (Contributing Editor). Florida Juvenile Justice Advisory Board (1997) Outcome Evaluation Report: A Report on the Demographic Characteristics and Recidivism of Youth Released from Juvenile Justice Programs Between July 1, 1994 and June 30, 1995 ( OE). Tallahassee, Florida: Author. (Managing Editor). Florida Juvenile Justice Advisory Board (1997). Juvenile Aftercare in Florida: How Aftercare Services are Defined, Designed and Funded ( OE). Tallahassee, Florida: Author. (Contributor). Common Definitions Workgroup (1997). Codebook and Procedures for Juvenile Justice Programs, ( OE). Tallahassee, Florida: Juvenile Justice Advisory Board. (Managing Editor). Florida Juvenile Justice Advisory Board (1997). A Summary and Analysis of the Program Accountability Measures of Juvenile Justice Commitment Programs, FY ( SPAM). Tallahassee, Florida: Author. (Contributing Editor). Florida Juvenile Justice Advisory Board (1997). Summary Report, Juvenile Case Processing in Florida: A Comparison of Cross-Jurisdictional Variations in Timing Sequences and Outcomes, ( OE). Tallahassee, Florida: Author. (Contributing Editor). Florida Juvenile Justice Advisory Board (1998) Prevention Outcome Report ( OE). Tallahassee, Florida: Author. (Contributing Editor). Florida Juvenile Justice Advisory Board (1998) Annual Report and Juvenile Justice Fact Book ( JJAB). Tallahassee, Florida: Author. (Contributing Editor). Florida Juvenile Justice Advisory Board (1998) Outcome Evaluation Report, Vol. I ( OE). Tallahassee, Florida: Author. (Managing Editor). Florida Juvenile Justice Advisory Board (1998). Florida's Response to Truancy: A Review of Coordinated Efforts at Truancy Centers in Juvenile Assessment Centers ( SPAM). Tallahassee, Florida: Author. (Contributing Editor). Florida Juvenile Justice Advisory Board (1999) Annual Report and Juvenile Justice Fact Book ( JJAB). Tallahassee, Florida: Author. (Contributing Editor). Florida Juvenile Justice Advisory Board (1999) Outcome Evaluation Report ( OE). Tallahassee, Florida: Author. (Managing Editor). Florida Department of Juvenile Justice (2000) Outcome Evaluation Report (DJJ Management Report #2000-7). Tallahassee, Florida: Author. (Managing Editor).

7 Steven F. Chapman, Ph.D. Page 7 Florida Department of Juvenile Justice (2000). Determining Best Practices in Florida s Juvenile Boot Camps (DJJ Management Report # ). Tallahassee, Florida: Author. (Co-Author). Florida Department of Juvenile Justice (2001) Outcome Evaluation Report (DJJ Management Report #2001-5). Tallahassee, Florida: Author. (Managing Editor). Florida Department of Juvenile Justice (2002) Outcome Evaluation Report (DJJ Management Report # ). Tallahassee, Florida: Author. (Managing Editor). Florida Department of Juvenile Justice (2002). The 2002 PAM Report : A Two-Year Analysis. (DJJ Management Report # ). Tallahassee, Florida: Author. (Managing Editor). Florida Department of Juvenile Justice (2003) Outcome Evaluation Report (DJJ Management Report # ). Tallahassee, Florida: Author. (Managing Editor). Florida Department of Juvenile Justice (2003). The 2003 PAM Report : A Two-Year Analysis. (DJJ Management Report # ). Tallahassee, Florida: Author. (Managing Editor). Florida Department of Juvenile Justice (2004) Outcome Evaluation Report (DJJ Management Report # ). Tallahassee, Florida: Author. (Contributing Editor). Florida Department of Juvenile Justice (2004). The 2004 PAM Report : A Two-Year Analysis. (DJJ Management Report # ). Tallahassee, Florida: Author. (Contributing Editor). Florida Department of Juvenile Justice (2004). The FY through FY Long-Range Program Plan. Tallahassee, Florida: Author. (Managing Editor). Florida Department of Juvenile Justice (2005). The FY through FY Long-Range Program Plan. Tallahassee, Florida: Author. (Managing Editor). California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (2007). Spring 2007 Adult Population Projections (Semi-annual). California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (2007). Fall 2007 Adult Population Projections (Semi-annual). California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (2007). Historical Trends (Annual). California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (2007). Earned Discharge Study of 200 Parolees in Orange County. California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (2007). Inmate Faith Preference Survey. California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (2007) California Prisoners and Parolees (Annual). California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (2007). Recidivism Rates Within One, Two, and Three Year Follow-Up Periods for all First-Released Felons, by Principal Commitment Offense and Gender (Annual Report). California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (2008). Spring 2008 Adult Population Projections (Semi-annual). Sacramento, California

8 Steven F. Chapman, Ph.D. Page 8 California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (2008). Fall 2008 Adult Population Projections (Semi-annual). California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (2008). Historical Trends (Annual). California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (2008). Characteristics of Female Offenders: Past and Present. California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (2008). Evaluation of the Behavior Modification Unit Pilot Program at High Desert State Prison. California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (2008). Female Offenders Programs: Community Prisoner Mother Program and Family Foundations Program. California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (2008). Literature Review: Secure Reentry Facilities. California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (2008) California Prisoners and Parolees (Annual). California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (2008). One, Two, Three Year Follow-up Recidivism Rates for All Paroled Felons Released from Prison for the First Time in Sacramento, California. California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (2008). Recidivism Rates Summarized within Three Year Follow-up Period for Felons Paroled for the First Time in California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (2009). Biennial Report of Research Conducted in the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation for the Period of July 1, 2006 through June 30, California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (2009). Correctional Program Checklist: Evaluation of the Fresno Day Reporting Center. California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (2009). Correctional Program Checklist: Evaluation of the Substance Abuse Treatment Program California State Prison, Solano. Sacramento, California. California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (2009). Female Offender Programs Community Prisoner Mother Program and Family Foundation Program. California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (2009). Recidivism Reduction Strategies Update. California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (2009). Literature Review: Causes of Recidivism. California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (2009). One, Two, Three Year Follow-up Recidivism Rates for All Paroled Felons Released from Prison for the First Time in 2005, by Commitment Offense. California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (2009). One-Year Recidivism Rates for Felons Released from Prison in Fiscal Year

9 Steven F. Chapman, Ph.D. Page 9 California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (2009). Review of Free-At-Last Drug Treatment Program in Palo Alto, California. California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (2009). Review of Phoenix/New Freedom Gang Intervention Curriculum. California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (2009) California Prisoners and Parolees (Annual). California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (2009). Spring 2009 Adult Population Projections (Semi-annual). Sacramento, California California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (2009). Fall 2009 Adult Population Projections (Semi-annual). California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (2010). Correctional Program Checklist: Evaluation of the Bridges Female Residential Multi-Service Center, Sacramento. California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (2010). Female Offender Programs Community Prisoner Mother Program and Family Foundation Program. California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (2010) California Prisoners and Parolees (Annual). California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (2010). Spring 2010 Adult Population Projections (Semi-annual). California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (2010). Spring 2010 Juvenile Population Projections, Juvenile Facility and Parole, Fiscal Years through (Semi-annual). California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (2010). Fall 2010 Adult Population Projections (Semi-annual). California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (2010). Fall 2010 Juvenile Population Projections, Juvenile Facility and Parole, Fiscal Years through (Semi-annual). California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (2010) Adult Institution Outcome Evaluation Report. California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (2010) Juvenile Justice Outcome Evaluation Report. Blankenship, J., & S.Chapman (2012). Parenting from Inside. Florida Department of Corrections, Tallahassee, FL. V. Academic Papers Presented: Price, S. J., Chapman, S. F., & Serovich, J. M. (1988). Former spouses as a source of help. Paper presented at National Council on Family Relations, Philadelphia, PA, November, Chapman, S. F. (1989). Planning Your Dissertation. Workshop presented at Society for Research on Adolescence, Atlanta, Georgia, March, 1989.

10 Steven F. Chapman, Ph.D. Page 10 Walters, L. H., & Chapman, S. F. (1989). Attitudes of adolescent women toward abortion. Paper presented at American Home Economics Association, Cincinnati, OH, June, Chapman, S. F. (1989). Effects of divorce on children. Presentation for Parents Without Partners, Lilburn, GA, August, Walters, L. H., & Chapman, S. F. (1989). Self-esteem and perceptions of relationships with parents: A comparison of males and females. Paper presented at National Council on Family Relations, New Orleans, LA, November, Chapman, S. F., Price, S. J., & Serovich, J. A. (1990). Guilt and post-divorce adjustment. Paper presented at the Southeastern Council on Family Relations, Charleston, South Carolina, March, Walters, L. H., McCoy, K., Chapman, S. F., Hollett, N., Boyd, B., & Beare, V. (1990). Peer pressure and imaginary audience ideation. Paper presented at the Society for Research on Adolescence, Atlanta, Georgia, March Pace, M. A., Bower, D., and Chapman, S. F. Growing up and understanding it: A program for youth and their parents. Paper presented at the American Home Economics Association, San Antonio, Texas, June, Darling, C., Walters, C., and Chapman, S. F. The effects of menopause on the coping mechanisms of women in later stages of life. Paper presented at the National Council on Family Relations, Seattle, Washington, November, Walters-Chapman, C. W., & Walters-Chapman, S. F., (1991). Stepfamily Workshop For Secondary School Teachers, Okaloosa County, Florida, October 18, Walters-Chapman, C. W., & Walters-Chapman, S. F. Parental behaviors as factors in adolescents' attachment in intact and stepfamilies. Paper presented at the National Council on Family Relations, Denver, Colorado, November, Walters-Chapman, C. M., & Walters-Chapman, S. F. Gender differences in adolescents' perceptions of attachment-promoting parental behaviors in Intact and stepfamilies. Paper presented at the National Council on Family Relations, Orlando, Florida, November, Walters-Chapman, S. F., & Walters-Chapman, C. M. Former Spouse Relationships as a Factor in Visitation. Paper presented at the National Council on Family Relations, Baltimore, Maryland, November, Walters-Chapman, S. F. (1994). Research Opportunities in Juvenile Justice. Presentation to Florida Inter- University Consortium for Children and Families, Florida State University, Tallahassee, Florida, February, Walters-Chapman, S. F. (1995). Measure What You re Growing. Invited presentation to the Florida Association of Child and Family Agencies, Orlando, Florida, November, Walters-Chapman, S. F., & Walters-Chapman, C. M. A developmental theoretical framework for juvenile boot camps. Paper presented at Society for Research on Adolescence, Boston, Massachusetts, March, XI. University Level Teaching Experiences: Child Development, Fall, 1995 to Fall, Social Sciences Division, Tallahassee Community College, Tallahassee, Florida.

11 Steven F. Chapman, Ph.D. Page 11 Human Development, Fall, 1992 to Fall, Social Sciences Division, Tallahassee Community College, Tallahassee, Florida. Human Sexuality, Spring, 1989, Child & Family Development Department, College of Family and Consumer Science, The University of Georgia. Child Development, Fall, 1989, Child & Family Development Department, College of Family and Consumer Science, The University of Georgia. The Family, Spring, 1990, Child & Family Development Department, College of Family and Consumer Science, The University of Georgia. Problems in Marriage and the Family, Fall, 1990, Child & Family Development Department, College of Family and Consumer Science, The University of Georgia. Guest lecturer in various courses on such topics as Sexual Development from Infancy through Later Childhood, Effects of Divorce on Children, Symbolic Interaction Theory, etc.