Academic Position. Ph.D. Program Director, Portland State University, School of Social Work, Portland, OR, June date.

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1 curriculum vitae Daniel Coleman, MSW, Ph.D. Portland State University School of Social Work Web: PO Box 751-SSW Phone: Portland OR Academic Position Ph.D. Program Director, Portland State University, School of Social Work, Portland, OR, June date. Associate Professor, Portland State University, School of Social Work, Portland OR, Fall date. Assistant Professor, Portland State University, Graduate School of Social Work, Portland OR, Fall Fall Assistant Professor, Boston University School of Social Work, Boston MA. Fall Spring Honors and Awards Visiting Research Professor, International Psychoanalytic University, Berlin, Germany. October, March Guest Professor, AHA International Study Abroad Program, Vienna, Austria. January-March, (competitive selection process) Portland State University Merit Pay, January One of 15% of University Faculty selected for excellence in teaching, research and service. Portland State University Representative, Oregon University System- Baden-Wurrtemberg Universities 40 th Anniversary Meeting, June 2008, Tubingen, Germany. (competitive selection process) Education Ph.D. University of California, Berkeley. School of Social Welfare. May Dissertation: "The Theoretical Evaluation Self Test (TEST): A Scale of Therapist Theoretical Orientation for Clinical Research and Education." Committee: Yu-Wen Ying, Chair. William Runyan, Enrico Jones. MSW, Smith College School for Social Work, Northampton MA, BA, University of Massachusetts, Amherst MA, cum laude graduate.

2 Daniel Coleman, M.S.W., Ph.D. Page 2 Peer-Reviewed Journal Articles (20) Publications (Total: 26) Coleman, D., Kaplan, M.S., & Casey, J.T. (2011). The Social Nature of Male Suicide: A New Analytic Model. International Journal of Men's Health 10(3), Coleman, D., & Stewart, L. (2010). Prevalence and Impact of Childhood Maltreatment in Incarcerated Youth. American Journal of Orthopsychiatry 80(3), Nelson, D., Coleman, D., & Corcoran, K. (2010). Emotional and Behavior Problems in Urban and Rural Adjudicated Males: Differences in Risk and Protective Factors. Victims & Offenders 5(2), Coleman, D., Cole, D., & Wuest, L. (2010). Cognitive and Psychodynamic Mechanisms of Change in Treated and Untreated Depression. Journal of Clinical Psychology 66(3), Pittman, J., Noh, S., & Coleman, D. (2010). Evaluating the Effectiveness of a Consumer Delivered Anti-Stigma Program: Replication with Graduate-level Helping Professionals. Psychiatric Rehabilitation Journal 33(3), Coleman, D., Walker, J., Lee, J., Squire, P., & Friesen, B. (2009). Children s Causal Beliefs about Childhood Depression and ADHD: Stigmatization and Relationship to Demographics in a National Sample. Psychiatric Services 60(7), Walker, J., Coleman, D., Lee, J., Squire, P., & Friesen, B. (2008). Children s Stigmatization of Childhood Depression and ADHD: Magnitude and Demographic Variation in a National Sample. Journal of the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry 47(8), 1-9. Coleman, D., & Casey, J. (2007). Therapeutic Mechanisms of Suicidal Ideation. Crisis: The Journal of Crisis Intervention and Suicide Prevention 28(4), Coleman, D. (2007). Further factorial validity of a scale of therapist theoretical orientation. Research in Social Work Practice 17(4), Coleman, D. (2006). Client Personality, Working Alliance and Outcome: A Pilot Study. Social Work in Mental Health 4(4), Coleman, D. (2006). Therapist-Client Five-Factor Personality Similarity: A Brief Report. Bulletin of the Menninger Clinic 70(3), Coleman, D. (2005). Psychodynamic and Cognitive Mechanisms of Change in Adult Therapy: A Pilot Study. Bulletin of the Menninger Clinic 69(3), Coleman, D. (2005). Trauma and Incarcerated Youth. Journal of Evidence-Based Social Work 2(3/4),

3 Daniel Coleman, M.S.W., Ph.D. Page 3 Coleman, D. (2004). The Theoretical Evaluation Self Test (TEST): A Preliminary Validation Study. Social Work Research 28(2), Coleman, D. (2003). Learning about Therapy Theories: An Empirical Test of an Experiential Technique. Journal of Teaching in Social Work 23(3/4), Coleman, D., & Clark, S. J. (2003). Preparing for child welfare practice: themes, a cognitiveaffective model, and implications from a qualitative study. Journal of Human Behavior in the Social Environment, 7(1), Coombs, M., Coleman, D. & Jones, E. E. (2002). Working with feelings: the importance of emotion in the NIMH Treatment of Depression Collaborative Research Program. Psychotherapy: Theory, Research, Practice, Training, 39(3), Coleman, D. (2002). Personal Therapy: A Catalyst to Relational Awareness. Irish Journal of Psychology 23(1-2), Coleman, D. (2000). The therapeutic alliance in multicultural practice. Psychoanalytic Social Work, 7(2), Coleman, D. (1996). Positive sibling transference: theoretical and clinical dimensions. Clinical Social Work Journal, 24(4), Book Chapters (2) Coleman, D. (2008). Identifying evidence-based practices in mental health. In The Evidence Based Internship. (K. Corcoran and B. Thomlinson, eds.). Oxford UK: Oxford University Press. Coleman, D. (1996). Transference: A key to psychoanalytic social work. In Fostering healing and growth: a psychoanalytic social work approach. (J. Sanville and J. Edwards, editors). Northvale NJ: Jason Aronson. Invited Journal Articles (4) Coleman, D. (2007). [Review of the book: Foundations of Evidence-Based Social Work Practice, edited by A. Roberts & K. Yeager] Journal of Sociology and Social Welfare 34(3), Coleman, D. (2006). [Review of the book: Interpersonal Psychotherapy for Depressed Adolescents, by L. Mufson et al] Child and Adolescent Social Work Journal 23(1) (Invited). Coleman, D. (2003). [Review of the book: Theories for Practice: Symbolic Interactionist Translations, by J. Forte] Journal of Sociology and Social Welfare 30(1), (Invited)

4 Daniel Coleman, M.S.W., Ph.D. Page 4 Coleman, D. (2000). [Review of the book: The Social Edges of Psychoanalysis, by N. Smelser.] Journal of Sociology and Social Welfare, 27(4), (Invited) Presentations (Total: 21) Peer-Reviewed Professional Conference Presentations (12) Coleman, D., Cole, D., Wuest, L. (2010). Cognitive and Psychodynamic Mechanisms of Change in Treated and Untreated Depression. Society for Social Work Research Conference, January, 2010, San Francisco CA. Coleman, D., Quest, D., Bae, J. (2010). Three Suicide Prevention Trainings: Six-Month Effects on Suicide Prevention Knowledge, Confidence and Behavior. Society for Social Work Research Conference, January 14, 2010, San Francisco CA. Coleman, D., Walker, J., Lee, J. Friesen, B., Squire, P. (2007). Children s and Adolescent s Attitudes Towards Peers with Mental Health Difficulties: Findings from a Nationally Representative Survey on Stigmatization and Treatment Options. Building on Family Strengths in 2007 Conference, June 1, Portland, OR. Rosenzweig, J. M., Brennan, E. M., Hufstutter, K.J., Stewart, L., Coleman, D. (2007). Assessing the Business Case for Flexible Work Arrangements. 87 th Annual Convention of the Western Psychological Association, May 3-6, 2007, Vancouver, British Columbia. Rosenzweig, J. M., Brennan, E. M., Hufstutter, K.J., Coleman, D., Stewart, L. (2007). How Human Resource Professionals Manage Diversity: Decisions on Flexible Work Arrangements for Parents of Children with Disabilities. Community, Work and Family II International Conference, April , Lisbon Portugal. Walker, J., Friesen, B., Coleman, D., Lee, J. (2007). Children s and Adolescents Perceptions of Stigmatization and Treatment for Peers with Depression, ADHD, and Asthma. The 20 th Annual Conference: A System of Care for Children s Mental Health, March 5, 2007, Tampa Florida. Coleman, D., Nelson, D., Corcoran, K. (2007). Risk and Protective Factors for Mental Health and Behavior Problems Among Urban and Rural Adjudicated Youth. Society for Social Work Research Conference, January 14, 2007, San Francisco CA. Coleman, D. (2005). Mechanisms of Change in Adult Therapy. Society of Psychotherapy Research, International Conference, June 24, 2005, Montreal, Canada. Karlsson, R., Goodrich, C., Coombs, M., Katzenstein, T., Kermott, A., Schneider, C., Yershova, K., Coleman, D. (2004). Interaction structures in long term psychoanalytic psychotherapy of depression. Society of Psychotherapy Research, North American Regional Conference, Springdale UT, November 4, 2004.

5 Daniel Coleman, M.S.W., Ph.D. Page 5 Coleman, D. (2003). Client Characteristics, Therapy Process and Outcome: A Community Mental Health Study. Society for Social Work Research Conference, January 17, 2003, Washington DC. Coombs, M., Coleman, D., Jones, E.E. (2002). Working with Emotions in the Therapeutic Relationship: Connections between Client Affect, Treatment modality, and therapeutic outcome in NIMH Treatment of Depression Collaborative Research Program. Society for the Exploration of Psychotherapy Integration Conference, May 5, 2002, San Francisco CA. Coombs, M., Coleman, D., Jones, E.E. (2000). Working with Feelings: Emotion in the NIMH Collaborative Study of Depression. Society for Psychotherapy Research Conference, June 25, Chicago, IL. Coleman, D., Clark, S. (2000). Meeting the Cognitive and Affective Needs of Child Welfare MSW Students. (Sherrill Clark, Ph.D., second author). Annual Program Meeting of the Council on Social Work Education, February 29, 2000, New York, NY. Coleman, D. (1999). A Theoretical Orientation Scale for Integrative Clinical Education. Society for Exploration of Psychotherapy Integration (SEPI) Annual Conference, April 24, 1999, Miami Beach, FL. Invited Presentations (9) Coleman, D. (2010). Defenses as a Mechanism of Change in Depression. International Psychoanalytic University- Berlin. Berlin, Germany. December 2, Coleman, D., Salazar, A., Noh, S. (2008). Street Level Research: Shoestring Agency-Based Research. Ph.D. Seminar Series. Portland State University, School of Social Work, February, Coleman, D. (2007). Evidence-based Practice. Multnomah County DCHS Presentation. Portland, OR. June 15, Casey, J. & Coleman, D. (2005). Therapeutic Mechanisms and Suicidal Ideation. Ph.D. Seminar Series. Portland State University, Graduate School of Social Work, November, Coleman, D. (2004). Evidence Based Practice. GSSW Alumni Association Brown Bag Series, Portland State University, Graduate School of Social Work, October 29, Coleman, D. (2004). Evidence Based Practice. Workshop for Field Instructors, Portland State University, Graduate School of Social Work, April 23, Coleman, D. (2003). Clinical Research Tools for Social Work Research. Ph.D. Seminar Series. Portland State University, Graduate School of Social Work, December 2, Coleman, D. (2002). Clinical and Research Implications of Psychotherapy Process Research. Invited Lecture, The Trauma Center Series, May 20, Boston, MA.

6 Daniel Coleman, M.S.W., Ph.D. Page 6 Coleman, D. (2002). Boston University, Boston MA. School of Social Work Professional Education Program. May CEU granting workshop. Bringing Research into Your Practice. Coleman, D. (1999). University of California, Berkeley. School of Social Welfare. October 8, CEU granting workshop for Field Supervisors. Theoretical Orientation and Supervision. Grants and Contracts Principal Investigator, ( ). Evaluation of Garrett Lee Smith Memorial Act Grant to State of Oregon, Youth Suicide Prevention Project II. Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA). Evaluation of state public health department grant funded suicide prevention initiatives. Total grant: 1.4 million, evaluation: approximately 105,000 over 3 years. (funded, in-progress) Co-Investigator ( ). Evaluation of Nak-Nu-Wit System of Care Grant to Native American Rehabilitation Association- Northwest, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), Evaluation of integrated, holistic and culturally-relevant system of care for urban American Indian/Alaska Native (AI/AN). (funded, in progress, PI- E. Gil-Kashiwabara). Principal Investigator, ( ). Evaluation of Garrett Lee Smith Memorial Act Grant to State of Oregon, Youth Suicide Prevention Project I. Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA). Evaluation of state public health department grant funded suicide prevention initiatives. Total grant: 1.5 million, evaluation: approximately 115,000 over 4 years. (completed) Statistical Consultation, Work-life and stigmatization studies of the Research and Training Center on Children s Mental Health, Portland State University. National Institute of Disability and Rehabilitation. Provide statistical consultation to study staff. Summer Principal Investigator, ( ). The Dougy Center Evaluation. Regional Research Institute, Portland State University. Evaluation of program for bereaved children and their families. 2 years, $15,000. (Completed) Principal Investigator, ( ), Portland State University Faculty Development Grant. Therapeutic mechanisms in the treatment of depression. A one year grant to study therapeutic mechanisms of eclectic therapy of adult outpatients. 1 year, $8000. (funded, completed). Principal Investigator, ( ), National Institute of Mental Health, B-START Grant. Therapeutic mechanisms in the treatment of depression. A one year grant to study therapeutic mechanisms of eclectic therapy in adult outpatients in an urban community mental health center. 1 year, 50,000. (Reviewed, Scored, Unfunded, Revised and Resubmitted in Reviewed, Scored, Unfunded).

7 Daniel Coleman, M.S.W., Ph.D. Page 7 Principal Investigator, ( ), Boston University Faculty Development Grant, Clinical Process-Outcome Study. A one year grant to study personality, therapeutic process and outcome in an urban community mental health clinic. 1 year, $2500. (funded, completed). Employment Counseling and Psychological Services, Student Health and Counseling Center, Portland State University, Portland OR. 3/2006-8/2006. Outpatient Psychotherapist. Temporary part-time position providing individual psychotherapy. Arbour Counseling, Allston MA. 12/2000-5/2003. Outpatient Psychotherapist. Individual therapy with a community mental health population. Trauma Center Research Group, Bessel van der Kolk, head. School of Medicine. Boston University. Spring Summer Group Member / Control Condition Therapist. Work on a study of therapeutic techniques for PTSD, clinical trial of EMDR compared with Prozac for PTSD. LaCheim Psychological Services, Partial Hospitalization Program, Berkeley CA. 12/97-6/2000. Group Therapist, Milieu and Group Therapy. Individual therapy. Berkeley Psychotherapy Research Group, Enrico Jones, head. Department of Psychology. University of California, Berkeley. Fall Group member / Research assistant. Collaborating on a study of expressed affect and therapeutic response in transcribed sessions from the NIMH Study of Depression. California Social Work Education Center (CALSWEC), University of California, Berkeley. Graduate Student Researcher: January 1998-January 2000, Public Child Welfare MSW retention/workforce studies. Lead role in qualitative analysis of focus groups. University of California Data Archive and Technical Assistance (UCDATA), Graduate Student Researcher: Fall Welfare Reform Implementation Study. Field research in public welfare offices in four California counties using a Grounded Theory approach. Northern RI Community Mental Health Center, Woonsocket RI. 7/95 to 7/97. Emergency Services Clinician and Outpatient Psychotherapist: Psychosocial Assessment, Crisis Intervention, Individual and Group Psychotherapy. Chairperson, Legal Issues Committee. Member, Quality Improvement Committee. Child Guidance Clinic of SE CT, New London, CT. 9/93-7/95. Outpatient Psychotherapist: --Family therapy, individual play therapy and parent guidance. River Valley Counseling Center, Holyoke MA. 9/92 to 5/93. MSW intern. Individual and group psychotherapy for adults and children.

8 Daniel Coleman, M.S.W., Ph.D. Page 8 Westborough State Hospital, Westborough MA. 9/91 to 5/92. MSW intern. Individual and group psychotherapy and case management. Teaching Experience Portland State University, Portland OR. School of Social Work. Associate Professor. Spring 2005, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2010 SW634 Empirical Methods Of Data Analysis In Social Work Research Fall, Winter, Spring, SW653 Ph.D. Data Analysis Seminar. Winter 2007, SW557, Psychotherapy: Theory and Practice. Winter 2008, SW550 Research Design Fall 2004, 2005,2006 Winter 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008 SW501/551 Data Analysis Summer 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007 SW407/SW510 Introduction to Psychopathology. Spring 2004 SW557 Social Work with Depressed Clients. Spring 2004, 2005, 2006, 2008 SW507/SW535 Integrative Seminar Direct Human Services. Winter 2004, 2005, 2006, 2008 SW534 Advanced Practice for Direct Human Services. Part II Fall 2003, 2004, 2005, 2007 SW533 Advanced Practice for Direct Human Services. Part I. Work with doctoral students: Chair of three completed dissertations. Chair of three in-progress dissertations. Member of numerous completed and ongoing dissertation committees. Chair of two completed specialization papers. Advisor to two doctoral students. Boston University, Boston MA. School of Social Work. Assistant Professor. Spring 2003 "Quantitative Clinical Research Methods" (Ph.D. course) Fall 2000, 2001,2002 CP 759 Introduction to Clinical Practice. Summer 2000, 2001, 2002 HB723, Adult Psychopathology: A Social Work Perspective. Spring 2001, 2002, 2003 CP 781 "Clinical Social Work Assessment and Intervention. Boston University work with doctoral students: on one dissertation committee. University of California, Berkeley. School of Social Welfare. Fall 1999-Spring 2000, Teaching Assistant, SW 282, Advanced Social Welfare Research (2nd year MSWs). Fall Teaching Assistant, SW 102. Social Work as a Profession. Simmons College, Boston MA. School of Social Work, 9/96 to 5/97. Clinical Instructor. Supervised a MSW student. Participated in supervision seminar. Eastern Connecticut State University, Willimantic CT. 9/94 to 5/95. Sociology/ Social Work Department: Adjunct Faculty. Sociology 315, Understanding Social Welfare Policy.

9 Administrative Experience Daniel Coleman, M.S.W., Ph.D. Page 9 Ph.D. Program Director, School of Social Work, Portland State University, Fall Chair, MSW research sequence. School of Social Work, Portland State University, Coordinator, Dual Degree Program in Theology and Social Work, Boston University, Fall 2002-Spring Screening and advising students, approving course of study, liaison with Theology faculty. Service to the Community Community Liaison, National Alliance for the Mentally Ill (NAMI), primary contact: Gayathri Ramprasad, facilitating contact between GSSW and NAMI, in particular In Our Own Voice (IOOV) public awareness campaign. Assisting Ms. Ramprasad with reviewing the literature on anti-stigma campaigns and education efforts and developing evaluation protocols, promoting screening of film on mental illness in India date. Manuscript Reviewer, Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology, Manuscript Reviewer, Journal of Child and Family Services, Manuscript Reviewer, The Clinical Supervisor, Haworth Press Outpatient Psychotherapist, Counseling and Psychological Services of Student Health and Counseling Center, Portland State University. Provided outpatient therapy and assessment services. Spring and Summer Community Liaison, Portland Impact, primary contact: Suzanne Washington. Consulting with Ms. Washington on the development of an outpatient mental health clinic. Winter Fall Prepublication Manuscript Review. (Fall, 2005). Allyn & Bacon. Clinical Social Work: An Integrated Approach, 2 nd Edition. Cooper, M. G., Lesser, J. G. Prepublication Manuscript Review. (Spring, 2005 and Fall, 2004). Bible Literacy Project. Textbook for high school use. Prepublication Manuscript Review. (Fall, 2004). Pearson Publications. Direct Practice in Social Work. Boyle, S. W., et al Service to the Institution Chair, Doctoral Program Committee, Portland State University SSW, Chair, Doctoral Comprehensive Exam Committee, Portland State University SSW, 2008-

10 Daniel Coleman, M.S.W., Ph.D. Page 10 Chair, MSW Research Sequence, Portland State University SSW, Member, MSW Curriculum Committee, Portland State University SSW, Member, Faculty Search Committee, Portland State University SSW, Member, Doctoral Program Committee, Portland State University GSSW, Member, Promotion, Tenure and Merit Committtee, Portland State University GSSW, Member, Graduate Scholarship Committee, Portland State University , Campus wide committee that reviews graduate scholarship applications. Member, Search Committees, Portland State University, GSSW Search for field director; Search for Assistant Field Director. Member (Alternate), Student Affairs Committee, Portland State University, GSSW Chair/ Facilitator, Danielsen Institute Post-Doctoral Research Group, Boston University. Fall Spring Leading a group of post-doctoral interns and research fellows with an interest in the role of spirituality- religiosity in clinical practice. School of Social Work Liaison, Danielsen Institute, Boston University Provide clinical supervision, weekly supervisor s meeting, participate and lead training seminars. Special project: developing routine use of standard symptom measure for assessment and follow-up. Co-chair, Monthly Faculty Meeting, Boston University, SSW Compiling agenda, facilitating meetings, coordinating with Dean on agenda items. Member, Doctoral Advisory Committee, BU SSW Development and direction of doctoral program; screening of applicants and granting of fellowships; review of qualifying exam process. Member, Technology Committee, BU SSW Provide training in Endnote bibliographic software; developing program of training in statistical software for faculty and doctoral students. Member, Admissions Committee, BU SSW Took lead in developing system for faculty contact with prospective and accepted students. Clinical Licenses LCSW, Licensed Clinical Social Worker, Oregon. 1/2006-date. (inactive) LICSW- Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker, Massachusetts