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Education

B.A. in Psychology in 1967
from Randolph-Macon College

M.S.E.D. in Educational Research in 1972
from Bucknell University

Ph.D. in Educational Psychology in 1975
from West Virginia University

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Courses Taught

General Psychology (PSYC 110)
Psychological Research Methods (PSYC 190)
Right Brain (PSYC 475/675)
Body, Mind and Spirit Conference Course (PSYC 401/601)

MSAP Internship (PSYC 890)
Research Foundations (EDUC 740)
Research for Decision Making (PSYC 791)

Research in Psychotherapy (MFT 765)

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Research Interests

Recent research interests have involved consultation with regional businesses, agencies, or organizations while supervising graduate students in the M.S. in Applied Psychology. Research other than consultation has been primarily associated with complementary and alternative medicines and therapies.

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Special Interests and Awards

Tom is co-founder of the UW-Stout Body, Mind and Spirit Conference, an annual conference at UW-Stout on complementary medicines and therapies (http://www.1ness.org/bms/).

Tom has been recognized as the 1994 UW-Stout Outstanding Researcher, in 1997 and 2002 as the recipient of the UW-Stout Cooperative Research Achievement Award, and in 1993 he was the UW-Stout nominee for the UW Regents Teaching Award. In 2003, Tom received the UW-Stout Research Support Recognition Award as part of the Research Advisory Council. In 2004, he received the UW-System Wisconsin Idea Award and the UW-Stout Outstanding Teaching Award.

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Technical Requirements and Student Support

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Check out these two excellent sources for software, plug-ins and other online information:

• Student Support Document
• Technical Requirements