Curriculum Vitae Beverly J. Moore, PhD     Licensed Psychologist NY #016756       E-mail:  bmoore@sullivan.suny.edu Web: http://homepage.mac.com/sieghi      Senior Fellow, ISPE     TEACHING PHILOSOPHY As an educator, my primary aims are to bring students to question themselves and to critically evaluate what they are learning. It is my belief that students learn best when they are responsibly engaged in the exchange and application of ideas. I expect students to leave my classes feeling great pride in what they have learned and accomplished. I am seldom disappointed.  I have successful experience in evaluating, analyzing, and modifying behavior; conducting and supervising analytical research and report writing; and the developmentof tutorials for training purposes. My education, training, and experience represent practical applications in developmental psychology, behavior modification, individual education programming, counseling, and assessment techniques. I have worked with diverse populations, including incarcerated youth and adults.   *Commitment to research, service, student success, and professional responsibility     *Strong background in research design, methodology, statistical analysis, and data collection procedures      *Effective use of software in data analysis with quantitative and qualitative resources   *Communication skills evident through publications, presentations, and collaborative research   *Technical skills in SPSS, NUD*IST, Excel, PowerPoint, Dreamweaver, and SUNY ANGEL online learning environment EDUCATION Ph.D. Educational Psychology, 2000, Auburn University, AL         Research track: Quantitative research methods           Dissertation: Education and Identity in a Juvenile Correctional Facility M.S.  Psychology, 1995, Auburn University at Montgomery, AL           Ethics, cognitive psychology, behavioral psychology, IQ and personality testing, experimental,           and clinical psychology           Practicum research: Sex offender therapy in an adult correctional facility           Independent study: Published paper on effects of females on male career choices B.S.   Psychology, 1993, Auburn University at Montgomery , AL Published paper on Faulkner                                        Member of University Honors Colloquium TEACHING EXPERIENCE                                             Graduate                        Research Methods Psychology of Teaching Applied Educational Research Educational Psychology Nonparametric Data Analysis Instructional Psychology          Undergraduate Child Development, Learning, Motivation, & Assessment Adolescent Development, Learning, Motivation, & Assessment Freshman Seminar Scientific Methods Developmental Psychology Diversity of Learners & Settings Theories of Personality   Personal & Social Adjustment Abnormal Psychology Death & Dying Physiological Psychology History and Systems of Psychology Essentials of Statistics Introduction to Psychology: Honors Psychology of Adjustment Social Psychology Seminar: Educational Psychology Child Psychology  Lotus Notes & ANGEL online Independent Studies: Designing, Conducting, and Presenting Research Skills Exploration in Human Social Services Family Counseling & Chemical Dependency                                             SCHOLARSHIPS                                               Veteran’s Administration, State of Alabama, 1997-1998                                               Phi Kappa Phi, 1993                                               American Business Women's Association, 1992                                            HONOR SOCIETIES                                                  Phi Kappa Phi                                                  Psi Chi, VP: Auburn University at Montgomery 1993-94                                                                         ACADEMIC HONORS                                                  Magna cum Laude                                                  Who's Who, 1995                                                  Outstanding Student of the Year, Psychology, Auburn University at Montgomery 1993                                                  University Scholar, Auburn University at Montgomery 1991                                                  1st Place, Formal Essay Division, Southeast Regional Universities & Colleges:                                                           Southern Literary Festival, 1992 for a psychological analysis of Faulkner's novel, The Mansion                                              PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS                                                   American Psychological Association                                              International Society for Philosophical Enquiry, Senior Fellow

                                       CAREER HISTORY

PUBLICATIONS & PRESENTATIONS
Moore, B. J. (2006). The music of my mind (pen & ink drawing). Published in Revue Canadienne de
         Musicotherapie, XII, 108.  
   
Moore, B. J. (2005). Interviews in Scott Healy (Producer & Director), Propagandizing of the American mind.
[DVD] Documentary]. Grahamsville, NY: Healy Productions.

Barnard, T., Riley, A., & Moore, B.J. (2004). Cognition, education, culture, and
prejudice. Poster session presented at International Council of Psychologists annual
ICP Conference (August), Jinan, China. Also presented at Division 42, Psychologists in Independent
Practice Poster Session, APA Conference (July), Honolulu, HI.

Pearce-Davis, S., Kindred, B., Frost, H., & Moore, B.J. (2004). Post-abortive reasoning
and well-being of women from three countries. Poster session presented at
International Council of Psychologists annual ICP Conference (August), Jinan, China. Also
presented at Division 42, Psychologists in Independent Practice Poster Session, APA
Conference (July), Honolulu, HI.

Whang, P. A., Waters, G. A., McDonough, S., Laughlin, M., & Moore, B. J. (2002). Hitting the streets,
              writing the world: reSEARCHing for social justice. Presented at the American Education Research
              Association Annual Meeting, April 2002. New Orleans, LA.

Whang, P. A., Moore, B. J., & McDonough, S. (2001). The writing on the wall: The anarchy of graffiti as
public voice. Presented at the Conference on Curriculum and Pedagogy, October 2001. Victoria, British Columbia.

Moore, B. J. (2001). Effects of varying applications of learning theory in the classroom. Poster presentation,
9^th Annual Applied Psychology in Education, Mental Health, and Business Conference, April 2001,
Valdosta State University, Valdosta, GA.  

Whang, P., Moore, B. J., & McDonough, S. (2001). Hearing voices: Poetical "corrections" from the
concrete box. In J. T. Sears & K. Sloan  (Eds.),  Democratic curriculum theory and practice:
Retrieving public spaces. Troy, NY: Educators International Press.

Moore, B. J., McDonough, S., & Whang, P. (2000). Liberating curriculum: Opening the door in an
undemocratic space.  Presented at the First Annual Conference on Curriculum and Pedagogy,
November 2000. Marble Falls, TX. 

Moore, B. J. (1999). Education and identity in a juvenile correctional facility. Presented at the 2000
Conference on Qualitative Research in Education. University of Georgia, Athens, GA.  

Moore, B. J. (1998). Situated cognition versus traditional cognitive theories of learning. Education, 119,
161-171.   

Sadowski, C. J., Moore, B. J., & Sellers, K. (1994, March). Need for cognition and self-concept clarity.
Presented at the Annual Conference of the Southeastern Psychological Association. New Orleans, LA.

Jacobson, R., & Moore, B. J. (1995). Negative impact of females on male selection of career choice.
Education, 2, 201-209.

Moore, B. J. (1992). Doom and deism in Faulkner’s “The Mansion”: Or, Lite deism, 30% less doomed.
Gainesville College, GA: Southern Literary Festival. 

OTHER RESEARCH
Moore, B. J. (2004). Teachers as therapists: Development of a survey. Manuscript submitted for publication.

Moore, B. J., McDonough, S., & Whang, P. (2003). Poetic justice: Correcting the curriculum for 
incarcerated juveniles. Manuscript submitted for publication.

Moore, B. J. (2002). Pedagogy as therapeutic alliance. Work in progress.

Moore, B. J. (2002).  This ain’t no real school. Prospectus for book on classroom experiences of
incarcerated youth in a juvenile correctional facility. Work in progress.

PROFESSIONAL SERVICE/CONFERENCES -- Sullivan SUNY
·      Numerous search committees, including Vice President of Student and Academic Affairs

·      League for Innovations in Community Colleges Conference, Reno, NV 2009

·       International Chairs’ Academy Conference, Denver, CO 2008

·       Block Schedule Team 2008

·       Foundation Board 2007 – 2008

·      SUNY Leadership Conference Reunion 2008

·      Developed Faculty Forum online through ANGEL  2007

·       PSA Secretary 2007-2009

·       College & Professional team meetings for development of a Respiratory Care Therapy
             Program 2007

·       Contributed data and vision statement on capital improvement plans for the College 2007

·       Student Advising, 2006-present

·       Judge: Sullivan Honors Annual Writers’ Competition 2005-present

·       Women’s View Annual Lecture Series 2005-2008

·       Water Theme Organizer, December 2007

·       Speaker for Phi Theta Kappa Induction Ceremony 2006-2007

·       Co-organizer/leader PJ’s Perilous Picture Project, a movie-lecture series on psychological theories and
themes 2006-2007

·       SUNY Course Redesign Initiative 2007

·      SUNY Leadership Conference 2007

·       Faculty sponsor of the SCCC Psychology Club 2005-2006

PROFESSIONAL SERVICE – other
·      Textbook review and contributions, McGraw-Hill: Santrock's Educational Psychology, 2e; Coon &
     Mitterer’s Psychology: A Journey, 3^rd ed. 2005

·       Peer Reviewer, Teachers College Record 2004-2005

·       Faculty Sponsor and Charter Member: AUM Psychology Club 2003

·       Member Governing Council, 2001 Curriculum & Pedagogy Conference 2002-2003

COMMITTEES - Sullivan SUNY
·       Curriculum Committee 2009 - present

·       Dissertation Committee Member for Assistant Professor Rebecca Trenz, Fordham University 2008

·       Title III Teaching and Technology Committee 2008-present

·       Faculty Representative to the President’s Cabinet 2007-2008

·       President’s Advisory Committee 2007-present

·       Search Committees: Social Sciences, REL/PED Instructor-Coach, CRJ Director, HS Director,
Assistant VP for Academic & Student Affairs, 2005-present

·       Water Theme Steering Committee 2007-2008

·       Academic Integrity Committee 2005-2008

·       Member Steering Committee, 2007 Women’s Leadership Conference, Institute for Community
      College Development, SUNY Cornell

·       Suicide & Depression: Guidelines for Faculty 2007

·       Stand-in Alternate to SUNY Faculty Council of Community Colleges 2007

·       Governance & Academic Affairs 2005-2009

·       Civility Committee 2004-2005

WORKSHOPS  ATTENDED– SUNY
·       SLN Training-2006

·       ANGEL Training-2007

WORKSHOPS PROVIDED

·       Bridging the Generation Gap – Continuing Ed & Prof Dev, Orange CCC, for Orange Regional Medical Center, 2009
    Two 4-hour sessions sessions for Management and Supervisory personnel

·       Bridging the Generation Gap – Continuing Ed & Prof Dev, Orange CCC, for Orange Regional Medical Center, 2008
    Two 4-hour sessions sessions for Management and Supervisory personnel

·       Bridging the Generation Gap – Workforce Development, SCCC for Crystal Run Healthcare, 2008
    Two 4-hour sessions and two 2-hour sessions for Management and Supervisory personnel

·       Team Leadership Training – Workforce Development, SCCC for Sullivan ARC, 2008

·       Customer Service Training – Workforce Development, SCCC for Crystal Run Healthcare, 2007
         16-hour series over 4 days with Management-Level personnel and CEO
     4-hour session, conducted for 4 groups of Management and Supervisory personnel, including CEO

GRANTS

·        2009 Walden Savings Bank, Montgomery, NY
·       2009 Crystal Run Village, Inc., Orange County, NY
·       2009 Orange Regional Medical Center, Orange County, NY

PROFESSIONAL REFERENCES

Dr Mamie Howard-Golladay, President
Sullivan County Community College
112 College Road
Loch Sheldrake, NY 12759
PH: 845-434-5750 x 4261

Dr Ellen Galligan, Vice President for Student and Academic Affairs
Sullivan County Community College, SUNY
112 College Road
Loch Sheldrake, NY 12759
PH: 845-434-5750 x 4270

Dr Robert Schultz, Assistant VP for Student and Academic Affairs
Sullivan County Community College, SUNY
112 College Road
Loch Sheldrake, NY 12759
PH: 845-434-5750 x 4251

Dr Vern Lindquist, Department Chair
Liberal Arts, Social & Behavioral Sciences
Sullivan County Community College, SUNY
112 College Road
Loch Sheldrake, NY 12759
PH: 845-434-5750 x 4218

Dr. Allen K. Hess, Diplomate
Licensed Psychologist; Forensic Psychology
Psychology Department, Auburn University Montgomery
7300 University Drive – 210G
Montgomery, AL 36117
PH: 334-244-3306

Dr. Peter Zachar, Licensed Psychologist
Chair, Department of Psychology
Auburn University Montgomery
PO Box 244023
Montgomery , AL 36124-4023
PH: 334-244-3306

Further references available upon request.

Updated October 2009