1998 — Present

University of Houston,

Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs and Provost

Professor of Psychology

University of Houston System

Senior Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs

University of Missouri-Columbia

Provost and Professor of Psychology, 1995-1998

University of Central Florida

Dean, College of Arts and Sciences, 1990-1995

Professor of Psychology

Northwestern University

Professor and Chairman, Division of Psychology, Medical School, 1981-1990

Adjunct Professor, School of Law, 1982-1990

Guest Faculty, Kellogg School of Management, 1988-1990

Associate Professor and Chief, Psychiatry Outpatient Services, Medical School, 1974-1981

Assistant Professor and Director, Psychiatry General Outpatient Program, 1973-1974

University of Illinois-Chicago

Coordinator of Clinical Training, Counseling Center, 1968-1973

Oakland County Michigan Community Mental Health Services

Senior Psychologist, Consultation and Education Service, 1967-1968

University of Windsor, Ontario, Canada

Assistant Professor, Department of Psychology, 1966-1967

Catholic Charities, Chicago

Director, Group Psychotherapy Program, Consultation and Education Services, 1964-1966 (part-time)

Veterans Administration, Westside Hospital Outpatient Clinic, Chicago

Psychology Intern, 1965-1966

Veterans Administration, General Medical and Surgical Hospital, Hines, Illinois

Psychology Intern, 1963-1965

Illinois Attorney Disciplinary Commission; Edward Hines, Jr., Veterans Administration Hospital; First National Bank of Chicago; State of New York Department of Higher Education; University of Chicago; Duke University; Florida Hospital, and Ohio Board of Higher Education

Principal investigator for over $1,250,000

Most recent:

1999-2001: Principal Investigator for "Gulf Coast Education Network" funded by Texas Telecommunications Infrastructure Fund Board, $249,976

1997-1999: "Integration of Research and Education" funded by the National Science Foundation, $500,000

Recipient of the 1997 American Psychological Association Award for Distinguished Career Contributions to Education and Training in Psychology

Over 60 edited books and refereed journal articles, mostly in the area of the treatment of serious mental illness and models for graduate education.

Board Certified in Health Psychology, American Board of Professional Psychology

Chair, American Psychological Association Committee on Accreditation, 1990-1991

Chair, American Psychological Association Board of Educational Affairs, 1994-1995

Executive Committee, American Board of Health Psychology, 1989-1998

Associate Editor; Journal of Clinical Psychology in Medical Settings, 1994-1999

Member, Commission on International Programs, National Association of State
Universities and Land-Grant Colleges, 1997-1999

Diplomate Examiner, American Board of Professional Psychology, 1994-present

Fellow, American Academy of Health Psychology

Fellow, American Psychological Association