Denise J. Krause, LCSW-R UBSSW 620 Baldy Hall Amherst, NY

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1 Denise J. Krause, LCSW-R UBSSW 620 Baldy Hall Amherst, NY EDUCATION MSSW Columbia University School of Social Work, NY May 1987 BA Binghamton University, NY May 1985 ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE University at Buffalo, The State University of New York School of Social Work Buffalo, NY Clinical Professor Associate Dean for Community Engagement and Alumni Relations September 2009-Present August 2009-Present Associate Dean for Community Engagement August 2008-August 2009 Associate Clinical Professor May 2003-August 2009 Assistant Clinical Professor September1998-May 2003 Courses Taught: Advanced Standing Seminar (Seated and Hybrid Course) Behavior Disorders of Childhood (Online Course) Child Abuse and Neglect Child and Youth Seminar Foundation Seminar (Online Course) Human Behavior in the Social Environment (Distance Education Course) Diversity and Oppression Interventions I (Seated and Hybrid Course) Interventions II (Seated and Hybrid Course) Interventions with Children and Adolescents (Distance Education Course) Interventions with Families Interventions with Groups (Distance Education Course) Organizational Theory and Development (Distance Education Course) Perspectives in Trauma and Human Rights (Online Course)

2 ii Solution Focused Practice (Hybrid Course) Solution Oriented Social Work with High Risk Families Use of Self in Social Work Practice Adjunct Assistant Clinical Professor January1993-July 1998 University at Buffalo, The State University of New York College of Arts and Sciences Buffalo, NY Adjunct Lecturer January 1995-Present Courses Taught: Child Mental Health Discovery Seminar The Family Process PROFESSIONAL PUBLICATIONS Krause, D., Picone, M., Dinger, L., Sturman, S. (2011). Genograms: The tool that brings the family story to life. MA: Pearson Publishing. (Available at pearsonlearning solutions.com). Powell, S. (Producer/Director), Green, S., Krause, D. & Bloomberg, J. (Producers). (2009). The History of the University at Buffalo School of Social [DVD]. Buffalo, NY: Odessa Pictures. (Available from University at Buffalo, School of Social Work). Powell, S. (Producer/Director), Green, S., Krause, D. & Bloomberg, J. (Producers). (2008). University at Buffalo School of Social Work: Excellence in masters and doctoral education [DVD]. Buffalo, NY: Odessa Pictures. (Available from University at Buffalo, School of Social Work). Cameron, M., Krause, D.J., and Sturman, S. (2005). The interactive skills of helping CD. CA: Thomson Publishing. Anderson, L.E., Weston, E.A., Doueck, H.J., and Krause, D.J. (2002). The child centered social worker and the sexually abused child: Pathway to healing. Social Work 47(4) Randolph, K.A. and Krause, D. J. (2002). Mutual aid in the classroom: An instructional technology application. Journal of Social Work Education 32(2) ADDITIONAL PUBLICATIONS Krause, D.J. (2013). Review of The use of self: The essence of professional education. Best Practices in Mental Health, (in press). Krause, D.J. & Shulman, L. (2011). The practice behaviors workbook for The skills of helping individuals, families, groups, and communities (7 th Edition). CA: Cengage.

3 iii Krause, D.J. (2011). Test bank for The skills of helping individuals, families, groups, and communities (7 th Edition). CA: Cengage. Krause, D.J. (2009). Review of Treating Somatization: A cognitive behavioral approach. Best Practices in Mental Health, 5(2), Krause, D.J. (2009). Test bank for The skills of helping individuals, families, groups, and communities (6 th Edition). CA: Cengage. Krause, D.J. (2008). Review of Collaborative Therapy with Multi-stressed Families (2 nd Ed.). Best Practices in Mental Health, 4(1), Krause, D.J. (2006). Test bank for The skills of helping individuals, families, groups, and communities (5 th Edition). CA: Thomson. PEER REVIEWED PROFESSIONAL PRESENTATIONS Horne, D., Krause, D.J., & Wilton, A.J. (2012, November). Student-Alumni Mentoring: An Innovative Approach to Building University-Community Partnership. Council on Social Work Education 57th Annual Program Meeting, Washington, D.C. Krause, D.J., Green, S. & Picone, M. (2012, November). Solution Focused Instruction Techniques. Council on Social Work Education 57th Annual Program Meeting, Washington, D.C. Krause, D.J & Dreywood, P. (2012, November). Scaling as a Technique for Moving Forward. Solution Focused Brief Therapy Association 4th Annual International Conference, Minneapolis, MN. Krause, D.J. & Ferraro, M. (2012, November). Relationship Role Plays as a Tool to Increase Engagement and Build on Past Successes. Solution Focused Brief Therapy Association 4th Annual International Conference, Minneapolis, MN. Krause, D.J. (2011, November). Coordination of Services: Solution Focused Case Consultation Groups. Solution Focused Brief Therapy Association 3 rd Annual International Conference, Bakersfield, CA. Krause, D.J., & Green, S. (2010, November). Integrating Solution-Focused Techniques and Trauma-Informed Care Solution Focused Brief Therapy Association 3 rd Annual International Conference, Banff, Alberta. Krause, D.J., & Hoppe, B. (2010, November). What do you think the judge needs to see change? Solution focused techniques in family law cases. Solution Focused Brief Therapy Association 3 rd Annual International Conference, Banff, Alberta. Krause, D.J., & Green, S. (2010, October). Solution-Focused Instruction Techniques. Council on Social Work Education 56th Annual Program Meeting, Portland, Oregon.

4 iv Krause, D.J., Green, S. & Picone, M. (2009, November). Solution Focused Instruction Techniques. Council on Social Work Education 55th Annual Program Meeting. Green, S., Krause, D.J. & Picone, M. (2009, November). The Integrative Teaching Model: A comprehensive framework for the practice educator. Council on Social Work Education 55th Annual Program Meeting. Krause, D.J. & Green, S.A. (2009, October). Solution Focused Teaching Techniques for Adult Learners. Institute for Community College Development 2009 Successful Teaching Conference. Corning, NY. Krause, D.J. & Sturman, S. (2008, November). I hate cameras: Using student videotaped interviews in blended learning. Council on Social Work Education 54th Annual Program Meeting. Krause, D.J., Green, S. & Picone, M. (2007, October). Pulling it together: Developing lesson plans for the adult learner. Council on Social Work Education 53rd Annual Program Meeting. Picone, M., Krause, D.J., & Green, S. (2007, October). Creating a positive, solution focused approach in the classroom. Council on Social Work Education 53rd Annual Program Meeting. Krause, D.J., Cameron, M., Sturman, S. & Green, S. (2006, February). Teaching with technology: New strategies for developing skills-based practice. Council on Social Work Education 52 nd Annual Program Meeting. Krause, D.J., Green, S., Picone. (2006, February). Interactive teaching model. Council on Social Work Education 52 nd Annual Program Meeting. Krause, D.J. & Sturman, S. (2004, March). Integrating instructionally driven methodologies with emerging distance learning technologies: Providing innovative courses: Council on Social Work Education 50th Annual Program Meeting Technology Conference. Krause, D.J., Green, S., Picone, M., Andrews, M. (2002, March). Linking traumatic events with the classroom experience. New York State Social Work Education Association. Randolph, K. A. & Krause D.J. (2001, March). Mutual Aid in the Classroom: An Instructional Technology Application. Council on Social Work Education 50th Annual Program Meeting. Randolph, K. A. & Krause D.J. (2001, September). Web-based technology in a mutual aid learning environment. HUSITA 6 / 5th Annual South Carolina Technology Conference. PROFESSIONAL PRESENTATIONS

5 v School of Social Work: School of Social Work: Mentor Orientation ( ) Continuing Education Department: Social Work Licensure Review Course ( ) Continuing Education Department: Solution Focused Work with Clients ( ) School of Social Work: Licensure Review ( ) Advanced Interventions classes: Solution Focused Intervention ( ) School of Social Work: Dimdim for Social Work (2009) School of Social Work: Solution Focused Teaching (2009) Brown Bag Lunch Series: I Hate Videos: Digital Technology and Hybrid Education (2008) School of Social Work: NASW Membership (2007) Interventions I class: Social Work Values and Ethics (2006) Interventions II classes: ( ) Brown Bag Lunch Series: Website Technology in the Classroom (2004) Recruitment Sessions: Why Social Work? (2004) Brown Bag Lunch Series: Interviewing Strategies (2003) Brown Bag Lunch Series: Mutual Aid in the Distance Education Classroom (2003) Interventions II classes: Working with Resistance (2002) Interventions II classes: Working with Families (2002) Children & Youth Concentration Meetings: Avoiding Burnout and Social Work Certification ( ) Interventions I classes: Macro Level Interventions ( ) Interventions II classes: Genograms as Interventions (2001) Interventions II classes: Use of Self in Social Work (2000) University at Buffalo: The Teaching and Learning Center Online Workgroup: Presuppose.Online Teaching has Taught Social Work Educators Something (March 2012) The Teaching and Learning Center: Pulling It Together: Developing Lesson Plans for University Students (2007, 2010) The Teaching and Learning Center: Creating a positive, solution focused approach in the classroom (2008) Educational Technology Center: Impact on Student Learning of Ed Tech Grants: One Perspective (2006) Digital Video Institutional Application Panel Presentation: Teaching with Technology: New Strategies for Developing Skills-Based Practice (2006) The Center for Teaching and Learning Resources: Facilitating Class Discussions (2005) University at Buffalo Speaker Series: Behaviors Disorders of Childhood (2005) Panelist, Virtual Universities: Online and On-target? (2004) Social Sciences Department: Diversity in Human Services ( ) Health & Human Services Student Association: The Field of Social Work ( ) Social Sciences Department: System s Theory (1999) Community: Chautauqua County Department of Social Services: Solution Focused Casework Training (2012)

6 vi Niagara County Department of Social Services and New Directions: Solution Focused Techniques in Child Welfare Training and Consultation (2012) Center for the Development of Human Services Integrating Solution Focused Strategies and Trauma Informed Care (SFTIC) in a Social Services Training Environment (2011). Child Welfare Court Improvement Project: Integrating Solution Focused Strategies into a Trauma Informed System of Care ( ) Gateway-Longview Services:: Integrating Solution Focused Strategies into a Trauma Informed System of Care ( ) Catholic Charities of Western New York: Integrating Solution Focused Strategies into a Trauma Informed System of Care ( ) Allegany County Department of Social Services: Solution Focused Techniques in Child Protective Services Training and Consultation ( ) Livingston County Department of Social Services: Intensive Solution Focused Practice ( ) Office of Children and Family Services: Solution Focused Work in Child Protection (2010) Western New York School Social Worker Association: Solution Focused Practice in a School Setting ( 2010) Erie County Medical Center: Solution Focused Work in a Medical Setting (2010) Center for Development of Human Services: Integrating Solution Focused Strategies into a Trauma Informed System of Care (2010) Buffalo Prenatal - Perinatal Network: Integrating Solution Focused Strategies into a Trauma Informed System of Care (2010) Chautauqua County Department of Social Services: Intensive Solution Focused Practice Phases IV & V Training and Consultations ( ) American Red Cross: Introduction to Case Management ( ) Erie County Department of Social Services: Behavior Disorders of Childhood ( ) Social Work Education Consortium: Integrating Solution Focused Strategies into a Trauma Informed System of Care (2009) NYS Supreme Court Appellate Division, Fourth Department: Staying on Track with Difficult Parents (2009) Erie County Bar Association, Alternative Dispute Resolution: Solution Focused Techniques and Mediation (2009) Social Work Education Consortium: Behavior Disorders in Childhood (2009) Erie County Department of Social Services: Engaging Difficult Clients (2009) Buffalo Prenatal - Perinatal Network: Trauma-Informed Systems of Care Facilitation (2009) Chautauqua County Department of Social Services: Intensive Solution Focused Practice Phase III Training and Consultations ( ) New York State Office of Children and Families, Hillside Children s Services: Solution Focused Practice Training and Consultations ( ) Family and Children s Service of Niagara: Solution Focused Client Work (2008) Buffalo Prenatal-Perinatal Network: Team Building for Enhanced Outreach Workers (2008) NY State AIDS Institute: Enhancing the Partnership between Client and Case Manager (2008) American Red Cross: Addressing HIV Prevention in Case Management ( ) Chautauqua County Department of Social Services: Intensive Solution Focused Practice and Supervision ( ) New York State Office of Children and Families, Baker Victory/Hopevale: Solution Focused Practice (2007) Social Work Education Consortium: Creating Solution from Chaos: Solution Focused Skills with Clients (2007)

7 vii Chautauqua County Department of Social Services: Intensive Solution Focused Practice Phase II Training and Consultations (2007) Salvation Army Domestic Violence/Rape Crisis Program: Solution Focused Work and Domestic Violence (2007) Buffalo Prenatal - Perinatal Network: Creating Solutions from Chaos (2007) Buffalo Prenatal - Perinatal Network: Solution Focused Facilitation (2007) Erie County Institute of Law: Creating Positive Interactions: Effective Communication for Professionals (2007) Nativity United Church of Christ: do unto others as you would have others do unto you : Respecting Diversity in Everyday Life (2007) Chautauqua County Department of Social Services: Intensive Solution Focused Practice Phase I Training and Consultations (2006) SUNY Fredonia: Solution Focused Social Work Practice (2006) Randolph Academy: Supportive Management of Children with Behavior Problems (2005) Buffalo Prenatal-Perinatal Network: Child Abuse Indicators (2004) Erie County Medical Center: Working with GLBT Populations (2004) Buffalo Prenatal - Perinatal Network: Working with Resistant Clients (2004) New Directions Diagnostic Services: Impact of Trauma on Children s Behaviors (2004) Wyndam Lawn, Diagnostic Services: Understanding Children s Behaviors (2003) Erie County Department of Social Services: Supervisor s Training (2003) Catholic Charities of Buffalo: Behavior Disorders in Children (2002) Western New York Educational Service Council: Behavior Disorders of Childhood (2002) SCHOOL OF SOCIAL WORK SERVICE Chair, Personnel Committee (2009-present) Member, Administrative Strategic Planning Group (2008-present) Member, Dean s Tactical Group (2008- present) Member, Sequence and Chairs (2005- present) Co-Coordinator, School of Social Work History Project (2005- present) Member, Advanced Interventions Sequence (2004-present) Member, Field Education Department Advisory Board (2003-present) Chair, Interventions Sequence (2001-present) Faculty Advisor (1998-present) Facilitator, Lesbian and Gay Student Group (1998-present) Chair, UBSSW 75 th Anniversary Committee ( ) Member, Diversity and Policy Sequence ( ) Member, Human Behavior Sequence ( , ) Member, Personnel Committee ( , ) Participant, Diversity Salon ( ) Member, Research Strategic Planning ( ) Faculty Member, Ad-hoc Survey Committee ( ) Field Educator ( ) Member, Academic Strategic Planning ( ) Member, Child & Youth Concentration ( ) Participant, Trauma Salon ( ) Chair, Academic Committee ( ) Member, Online Course Committee ( ) Human Behavior Sequence ( ) Past Chair

8 viii Faculty Facilitator, Graduate Student Association ( ) Member, Distance Learning and Off-Campus Programs ( ) Field Liaison, ( ) Member, Academic Committee ( ) UNIVERSITY SERVICE SEFA Campaign, Liaison Training Subcommittee (2010-present) Alumni Officers Committee (2008-present) SEFA Campaign Steering Committee (2008-present) University Online Learning Workgroup ( ) Digital Video Instructional Applications Committee ( ) Board Member, UB Blackboard Advisory Board ( ) Provost s Distance Education Committee (2006) Assistant Marshall, University Commencement ( ) School of Social Work Dean Search Committee ( ) COMMUNITY SERVICE Social Work Profession: Member, NASW-NYS Chapter Diversity Subcommittee (2011-present) Chair, NASW-NYS Chapter Committee on Nominations and Leadership (CNLI) (2010-present) Board Member, NASW-NYS Chapter (2007-present) Member, Health and Human Services Sub Committee, Polancarz Transition Team ( ) Member, NASW-NYS Chapter Programming Subcommittee ( ) Director, Western Division of NASW-NYS Chapter ( ) Member, NASW-NYS Chapter Membership Subcommittee ( ) New York State: Consultant, New York State Office of Children and Family Services ( ) Trainer and Consultant, AIDS Institute ( ) Western New York: Consultant, Community Connections of Western New York, ( ) Organizer of UB student volunteers for Kids Affected by and Infected with AIDS camp ( ) Ex-Officio Board Member, AIDS Network of WNY ( ) Member, Women, Children s and Young Person s Subcommittee of AIDS Network ( ) Member CAPC Project ( ) Member, Buffalo Perinatal/Prenatal Network ( ) Consultant, Erie County Family Court Attorneys ( ) Consultant, Chautauqua County Department of Social Services ( ) Consultant, Greater Buffalo American Red Cross ( )

9 ix Pride Buffalo Marshall ( ) PROFESSIONAL SERVICE Clinical Supervision ( ) Reviewer, Allyn & Bacon/Pearson Publishers ( ) Reviewer, Thomson/Cengage Publishing ( ) Reviewer, Council on Social Work Education-APM Abstracts ( ) Reviewer, Best Practices in Social Work International Journal ( ) Faculty, Gero-Ed Curriculum Development Institute ( ) Reviewer, Journal of Clinical Supervision (2003) GRANTS University at Buffalo Sponsored: AWARDS NYS Unified Court System: Office of Court Administration: Child Welfare Court Improvement Project (with Sue Green) ($29,964) 2005 Educational Technology Center Award ($ ) 2003 Educational Technology Center Award ($ ) 2001 Professional Development Award ($ ) 1999 Professional Development Award ($ ) 2012 National Association of Social Workers- ABCD Award 2010 Buffalo Prenatal - Perinatal Network Service Award 2009 Buffalo Prenatal - Perinatal Network Service Award (on Behalf of UBSSW and NASW) 2007 Buffalo Prenatal - Perinatal Network Service Award 2005 School of Social Work Faculty of the Year 2004 AIDS Network of Western New York- Red Ribbon Award 2003 University at Buffalo Graduate Faculty- Outstanding Faculty 2002 School of Social Work Faculty of the Year PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS Association for the Quality Development of Solution Focused Consulting and Training Academy of Certified Social Workers Council on Social Work Education National Association of Social Workers Society for Social Work and Research CREDENTIALS Academy of Certified Social Workers New York State Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) New York State R-Number Certification

10 x CLINICAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE EXPERIENCE CMG Health Amherst, NY Out Patient Case Manager Supervisor July 1996-September 1998t Duties: Recruit, hire, train and supervise intake coordinators and out patient case managers; Evaluate staff performance and assure professional development; Schedule work assignments within allocated budget; Facilitate and report on three weekly team meetings and one weekly clinical staff meeting; Chair Quality Improvement meetings; Participate in corporate wide redesign committees; Serve as a liaison between providers and peer reviewers; Consult with other corporate offices regarding problem areas; Offer training and workshops on Resource Sensitive Treatment to community organizations and credentialed providers; Participate in the continual update of Clinical Management Guidelines as well as the Standards and Criteria for Utilization Management; Maintain administrative statistical reports. Committee Assignments Quality Improvement Inter-Rater Reliability Clinical Case Review and Service Master Information Systems Redesign Provider Relations National Committee on Quality Assurance Survey Per Diem Case Manager May 1994-July 1996 Duties: Triage members with mental health and/or substance abuse problems into non-urgent, urgent and emergent categories; Link members to appropriate providers based upon triage and request; Authorize treatment to providers during concurrent reviews based upon medical necessity and health insurance provisions; Assist in the overall multilevel management of members; Enhance customer service relations by problem-solving with members and providers. Catholic Charities of Buffalo Buffalo, NY Supervisor, Black Rock/Riverside and Perry Street Offices June 1992-July 1996 Duties: Clinical and administrative supervision of Master's and Bachelor's level social workers who provide individual, family and group counseling as well as concrete services to inner-city client populations; Oversee day-to-day operations of two offices; Identify service needs and initiate responses; Chair Agency Family Therapy Training Program; Coordinate services and programs with community agencies; Submit monthly service and statistical reports; Complete bio-psychosocial assessments; Develop and implement treatment plans; Network with client systems; Provide individual, family and group counseling.

11 xi Supervisor, Housing Improvement Program March 1990-May 1992 Community Services Worker June 1987-February 1990 Duties: Supervise activities, work tasks and performance of caseworkers who offer housing counseling and environmental interventions to low income elderly living in the community; Monitor contract with Erie County Department of Senior Services; Budget program expenditures; Provide clinical supervision to Elder Abuse Program; Coordinate elder abuse prevention project; Organize community forums; present to local Senior Citizen groups on topics related to aging, housing and caregiving; Individual, family and group treatment. Intra-Agency Assignments Chair, Agency Family Therapy Training Committee Facilitator, Family Therapy practicum utilizing peer review and live supervision Facilitator, Supervision practicum utilizing spiritual framework for peer review Trainer, Family Systems theory and interventions Trainer, Post-Family Therapy Modules: Solution Oriented Treatment, Therapeutic Impasse, Spirituality in Therapeutic Work, Therapeutic Work with Children Developer and Presenter, Diocesan Sexual Misconduct Workshop Instructor, Personal Aide Course Participant, Agency Task Force on Family Violence Participant, Future's Committee Inter-Agency Assignments Liaison, between private contract agencies and Erie County Department of Social Services in the implementation of the Statewide Automated Child Welfare Information System Consultant, to the New York State Risk Assessment Re-Design Team, Participant, Black Rock Community Collaboration Team Coordinator, Low Income Energy and Weatherization Coalition Committee Member, Preventive Services Coalition Administrator, Neighbor-4-Neighbor Heat Fund Guest Lecturer, Canisius College, Villa Maria College, University of Rochester, CommunityOrganizations Participant, Erie County Department of Senior Services Cluster Program Participant, Southtowns Rural Coalition Facilitator, Caregiver Support Groups Saint Luke's/Roosevelt Hospitals New York, NY Social Work Graduate Intern September 1986-May 1987 Duties: Provide short term counseling and case management services to pregnant woman seen in the out patient Obstetrics clinic; Complete independent study to improve waiting room conditions. Implement project where patients are exposed to educational videos on childbearing, childrearing and other associated themes; Offer supportive, grief and crisis counseling on the Obstetrics and Gynecology inpatient unit; Assess unregistered woman and infants in this unit for

12 xii potential problems related to child abuse and neglect; Organize and facilitate an inpatient support group for persons diagnosed with AIDS. Children's Aid Society New York, NY Social Work Graduate Intern September 1985-May 1986 Duties: Develop and implement individualized comprehensive service plans for parents and children in the foster care system; Arrange and facilitate visitation between parents and children; Offer individual, family and group counseling to facilitate permanency plans; Conduct home visits to assess safety and appropriateness of environmental conditions; Collaborate with affiliated systems to ensure proper follow through with goals; Host multidisciplinary comprehensive service plan reviews; Complete mandated reports and assure regulations of Special Services for Children are adhered too. SUNY Binghamton Preschool Binghamton, NY Assistant Instructor September 1984-May 1985 Duties: Supervise and assist in the teaching of children ages 3-5; Observe and record interactions between preschoolers and their parents, teachers and each other for research purposes; Conduct single subject research on a one-to-one basis; Develop objective environment for testing of children; Conduct parent meetings to feedback results of work; Tabulate findings and report to project director. Binghamton Rape and Abuse Crisis Center Binghamton, NY Rape and Abuse Crisis Counselor September 1983-May 1985 Duties: Staff 24 hour crisis telephone hotline; Provide supportive, crisis and action oriented counseling to callers; Attend monthly information and supervision groups for counselors; Offer emergency response support for victims of sexual assault at local hospitals; Advocate for victims and their families with local agencies; Participate in political advocacy activities; Serve as a peer trainer for volunteers.

13 xiii CONSULTING EXPERIENCE CMG Health Amherst, NY Supervisor September 1998-March 1999 Duties: Provide transitional supervision for case management staff in preparation for company closing. Develop staffing strategies; work re-design and employee support systems. Mediate between administration and case management staff. Great Lakes Psychotherapy Amherst, NY Private Clinician September 1992-May 1994 Duties: Assess and treat individuals and families using a brief solution oriented model of counseling; Serve as consultant to group Psychiatrist; Attend peer supervision meetings; Utilize services of managed care company to plan for high risk patients; Provide crisis intervention for patients with urgent needs; Network with local professional community to enhance service delivery. Tonawanda Indian Reservation Akron, NY Social Worker January 1990-June 1993 Duties: Provide consultation to Health Center Medical Director on service needs of Reservation population; Implement a crisis team response to Reservation-wide allegations and instances of child sexual abuse; Create an awareness program for parents of children victimized by sexual abuse perpetrators; Complete bio-psychosocial assessments of individuals and families living on the Reservation; Design systemic treatment plans; Carry out interventions aimed at facilitating empowerment and action; Utilize natural resources and strengths to engender community based healing; Participate in community meetings. Gowanda Nursing Home Gowanda, NY Social Worker April 1990-June 1993 Duties: Supervise social services workers; Review treatment plans established for residents by social services workers; Recommend amendments to plans; Facilitate interdisciplinary meetings; Training Nurse's Aides in areas of Basic Human Needs, Communicating with Difficult Patients, Appropriate Responses to Patient's Requests; Assess and devise action plans for

14 xiv difficult patients and their families; Conduct intensive counseling for high risk patients; Consult with Nursing Home Director on Social Service needs of the patients. Genesee Memorial Hospital Batavia, NY Social Worker April 1991-May 1993 Duties: Audit of Social Work Department's chart notes; Medical Record review of Department's actions; Feedback to Director of findings and recommendations; Review of previous month's recommendations; Supervise discharge planning activities; Assess staff development needs; Present training options; Provide supervision of supervision to Director; Advocate for Department's needs within the Hospital setting. Tuscarora Indian Reservation Lewiston, NY Social Worker January 1992-December 1992 Duties: Engage potential clients in considering counseling; Complete bio-psychosocial assessments of individuals and families; Design comprehensive treatment plans; Implement multilevel strategies for change; Refer for appropriate evaluations; Expand immediate system to involve family and community; Network with school and health care system. PRIVATE PRACTICE Family Therapist June 1993-August 1998 Duties: Provide family treatment to clients with a variety of presenting problems; Network with extended systems to facilitate progress. Supervisor July 1996-Present Duties: Provide clinical supervision and consultation to Master Level Social Workers. Serve as consultant to a local Social Work Supervisor's Peer Supervision Group.

15 xv FIELD EDUCATION EXPERIENCE Field Educator September 1987-July 1996 August 2005-Present Educational Institutions: State University of New York at Buffalo, School of Social Work State University College of New York at Buffalo, Social Work Program Canisius College, Counseling Education Program Liberty College, Master's in Counseling Program Duties: Train and organize Agency orientation for Student Interns; Provide field education to Bachelor's and Master's level interns; Utilize audio tape, video tape and live supervision as means to educate; Assign and monitor projects of student interns assigned to clinical staff. COMMUNITY PRESENTATIONS/WORKSHOPS (pre 1998) Baker Victory Preventive Service Program, Structural and Strategic Family Therapy Blocher Homes, Elder Abuse Buffalo City Council, Testimony on Housing Concerns for Low Income Elderly Buffalo Police Department, Recognizing and Intervening in Domestic Violence Canisius College, Guest Lecture-Child Sexual Abuse Catholic Charities, Brief Solution Oriented Treatment Child and Adolescent Treatment Services, Brief Solution Oriented Treatment CONNECTIONS Project, Defining Risk Assessment Erie County Department of Social Services, Use of System's Thinking in Working with Families Erie County Police Training Academy, Elder Abuse Erie County Senior Citizen Tenant Councils, Accessing Resources Independent Living Center, How to Be Your own Best Advocate Jamestown Family Service, Elder Abuse and Caregiver Stress Local Church Organizations, Caregiver Stress National Caucus on Black Aging, Issues of Caregiving Schiller Park Senior Citizen's Group, EPIC Program Southtowns Rural Coalition-Hilbert College, Solution Oriented Treatment SUNY at Buffalo, Guest Lecturer-Managed Care University of Rochester, Guest Lecturer-Spirituality and Therapy Villa Maria College, Guest Lecturer-Elder Abuse Westchester County Service's Coalition, Working with Managed Care Western New York Professional Counseling Community, The Spiritual Dimension of Systemic Family Therapy (three part series)

16 xvi PROFESSIONAL CONTINUING EDUCATION University of Rochester Rochester, NY Family Therapy Seminars and Intensive Supervision Training Smith College School for Social Work North Hampton, MA Intensive Summer Program-Object Relations Theory, Brief Treatment, Collaborative Therapy, Supervision in Social Work Linden Oaks Training Institute Rochester, NY Family of Origin Seminar The Consortium for Advanced Training in Psychotherapy and Supervision Syracuse, NY Spirituality in Supervision of Systemic Family Therapy