Michael H. Campbell

Office of Residential Life and Food Service

New College of Florida

5700 North Tamiami Trail

Sarasota, FL 34243-2197

Voice: (941) 359-4259

Fax: (941) 359-4308

E-mail: mcampbell@ncf.edu

Web: www.ncf.edu/mcampbel

EDUCATION

Ph.D., University of Florida, Gainesville, FL (1998)

Major: counseling psychology (APA Accreditation: Full)

Minor: geography

Areas of interest: personality assessment, environmental psychology, campus environments

Dissertation: The Impact of Residential Environment on Psychological Adjustment of College Students

M.S., Florida State University, Tallahassee, FL (1993)

Major: geography

Areas of interest: landscape perception, migration, Latin America

Thesis: An Informational Approach to Visual Preference of Urban Waterscapes

B.A., New College of the University of South Florida, Sarasota, FL (1991)

Concentration: psychology/Latin American studies

Thesis: Changes in Patterns and Practices of Mexican American Alcohol Use as a Function of Acculturation

POSITIONS HELD

NEW COLLEGE OF FLORIDA, SARASOTA, FL

Director of Residential Life and Food Service (July 2001-present; Acting Director, July 2000-May 2001)

This position manages all aspects of residential life at a small, innovative, and highly selective liberal arts college. Supervise a staff of four student affairs professionals and seventeen resident assistants. Functional areas of responsibility include budgeting, facilities management, student development programming, emergency response, and strategic planning. This position is accountable for housing and food service auxiliary accounts, which generate over $1.5 MM in revenue annually.

Adjunct Assistant Professor of Psychology, Division of Social Sciences (December 1999-May 2000; January 2002-)

Undergraduate courses taught: Abnormal Psychology, Group Tutorial in Psychological Assessment, Laboratory in Environmental Psychology, Group Tutorial in Crisis intervention.

Licensed Psychologist (from Psychological Resident), Counseling and Wellness Center (January 1998-July 2000)

Conducted outpatient psychotherapy, psychological assessment, and crisis intervention with college students in a multidisciplinary agency. Provided therapeutic services for staff through the campus employee assistance program. Served as primary staff member responsible for wellness outreach and programming for residential students. Personally presented outreach programming on stress management, muscle relaxation/self-hypnosis, personal decisions and drinking behavior, coping with angry or distressed students. Provided on-call and in-office crisis intervention services as a member of the student affairs staff. Served RA staff as a consultant for mental health concerns of residential students; collaborated with other student affairs staff to provide annual RA training; provided supervision to RA staff in the absence of their primary supervisor.

Admissions Intern (August 1990-May 1991)

Conducted interviews, evaluated application files, and hosted prospective students on overnight visits to residence halls. First student invited to become a voting member of the Admissions Committee.

COASTAL BEHAVIORAL HEALTHCARE, INC., SARASOTA, FL

Consulting Psychologist (August 2001-present)

Provide PRN psychological assessments of acute patients pursuant to Baker Act regulations, including evaluation for involuntary examination, evaluation for involuntary placement at a state mental health facility, and evaluation for release from involuntary examination. Teach Baker Act policies and procedures to Sarasota Police Department personnel. Clinical Privileges: Individual Therapy (Adults); Group Therapy (Adults); Chemical Dependency Individual and Group Therapy (Adults). Evaluation/Assessment Credentials: Psychological Evaluation; Bio-psychosocial Assessment (Adults). Order Privileges: Evaluation and Discharge of Baker Act Clients; Baker Act 32-Second Opinion.

Clinical Coordinator, Crisis Stabilization Units (March 2001-August 2001)

Supervised screeners, therapists, and discharge planners at a state-funded Baker Act receiving facility. Coordinated Baker Act administration for Sarasota County. Provided clinical evaluations for BA-52 involuntary commitment, BA-32 transfer to state hospital, and release from involuntary status. Participated in development and delivery of state-mandated training for employees of Baker Act receiving facilities. Supervised clinical psychology trainees providing therapeutic services and assessments to inpatient clients. Served on the CSU management team and provided after-hours administrative call support.

UNIVERSITY OF TAMPA, TAMPA, FL

Adjunct Instructor, Department of Psychology (August 1997-August 1998)

Undergraduate courses taught: Psychological Assessment and Abnormal Psychology.

UNIVERSITY OF WYOMING, LARAMIE, WY

Psychological Intern, University Counseling Center (August 1996-August 1997)

(APA Accreditation: Full) Provided psychotherapy (individual and group) and assessment for undergraduate and graduate students. Provided on-call crisis intervention services for residential students. Conducted consultation and outreach programs for the university community. Supervised practicum students from UW’s APA-accredited clinical psychology Ph.D. program. Additional rotations: Student Health Service (behavioral health diagnostic assessment and treatment), Drug Education Resource Center (substance abuse assessment and community intervention) and Student Development (campus education and outreach). This program follows a multidisciplinary collaborative model with supervision by licensed psychologists and family practice physicians. Additional duties: provided stress management consultation for graduate hall coordinators; assisted with planning and delivery of alcohol education programs for incoming students as a Drug Education Resource Center staff member; provided mental health consultation services to other units in the Division of Student Affairs, including the Office of the Dean of Students and Residential Life.

UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA, GAINESVILLE, FL

Graduate Assistant, Department of Psychiatry (August 1995-August 1996)

Responsible for coordinating and conducting psychodiagnostic assessment of adult inpatients at Shands Teaching Hospital. Provided consultation to a multidisciplinary treatment team. Conducted brief psychodynamic therapy with inpatients from diverse diagnostic groups. Provided supervision for less advanced graduate students.

Practicum Trainee, Counseling Center (January 1994-May 1995)

Provided individual therapy to a culturally diverse client population. Received introductory co-therapy training and experience.

Teaching Assistant, Department of Psychology (August 1993-August 1995)

Assisted for General Psychology, Personal Growth, Psychology of Personality, Abnormal Psychology, and Cognitive Psychology. Responsible for test construction, grading, office hours and periodic lectures.

FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY, TALLAHASSEE, FL

Guest Lecturer, School of Social Work (May 1996)

Taught 12 contact hours for graduate students enrolled in a psychopathology course. Topics included history of psychopathology, developmental theory, personality assessment and introduction to DSM-IV.

Instructor, Department of Geography (April 1993-June 1993)

Undergraduate course taught: World Regional Geography.

Graduate Assistant, Department of Geography (August 1992-April 1993)

Assisted faculty in teaching and research. Teaching Assistant for World Regional Geography and Environmental Problems.

CONSULTING PROJECTS

Consultant, LeBon & Associates, Miami, FL. Provide assessment consultation to a psychiatric specialty practice in treatment of obesity and personality disorders. (1998-2000)

Consultant, University of Wyoming Student Health Services, Laramie, WY. With A. Cowardin-Bach, and K. Quinn. Provided team development programming for medical staff. (February 1997)

Team Leader, Resident Program Evaluation Project, North Florida Evaluation and Treatment Center, Gainesville, FL. Refined and piloted a consumer program evaluation instrument designed for use with residents of a State of Florida forensic psychiatric facility. (February 1996-May 1996)

PUBLICATIONS

Campbell, M.H. (2004). Review of the College Student Inventory. Forthcoming in The Sixteenth Mental Measurements Yearbook. Lincoln: The Buros Institute of Mental Measurements.

Campbell, M.H. (2003). Review of the Hospital Anxiety and Depression Scales. The Fifteenth Mental Measurements Yearbook. Lincoln: The Buros Institute of Mental Measurements.

Fisher, A.E. & Campbell, M.H. (2003). Clinical psychology. In Richard, M.A. & Emener, W.G. (Eds.). I’m a People Person: A Guide to Human Service Professions. Springfield, IL: Charles C. Thomas.

Campbell, M.H. (2001). Review of the Drug Taking Confidence Questionnaire. The Fourteenth Mental Measurements Yearbook. Lincoln: The Buros Institute of Mental Measurements.

Campbell, M.H. (2001). Review of the Reynolds Depression Screening Inventory. The Fourteenth Mental Measurements Yearbook. Lincoln: The Buros Institute of Mental Measurements.

Campbell, M.H. & Prichard, S.T. (2000). Factor structure of the College Adjustment Scales. Psychological Reports, 80, 79-84.

Campbell, M.H. (1994). An informational approach to preference of urban waterscapes [Summary]. Population & Environmental Psychology Bulletin, 20(3), 17.

MANUSCRIPTS IN PREPARATION

Campbell, M.H., Lasch, B., & Palmieri, M. A comparison of the MMPI College Maladjustment Scale to Anton’s College Adjustment Scales.

Campbell, M.H. The impact of residential environment on adjustment of college students.

Campbell, M.H. & Thompson, E. An informational model of preference for urban water scenes.

JURIED PRESENTATIONS

Campbell, M.H. (1994, August). An informational approach to preference of urban waterscapes. Paper presented at the 102nd Annual Convention of the American Psychological Association, Los Angeles, CA.

Campbell, M.H. (1993, February). Perception and preference of urban waterscapes. Paper presented at the 8th Annual Florida-Georgia Geography Conference, Gainesville, FL.

INVITED PRESENTATIONS, WORKSHOPS, AND MEDIA PRESENTATIONS

Campbell, M.H. (2001, July-December). Baker Act procedures: Assessment and process, City of Sarasota Police Department/Sarasota Police Academy, Sarasota, FL.

Campbell, M.H. (2000, March). Stress management and student-faculty communication. Riverview High School International Baccalaureate Program, Sarasota, FL.

Campbell, M.H. (1999, November). Serial murder. News 40, WWSB, Sarasota, FL.

Campbell, M.H. (1999, October). Stress management. Riverview High School International Baccalaureate Program, Sarasota, FL.

Campbell, M.H. (1999, March). Coping with angry students. Financial Aid Staff Training Retreat. New College/USF at Sarasota, Sarasota, FL.

Campbell, M.H. (1998, July). Psychological health and college residence halls. WUFL, Gainesville, FL.

Campbell, M.H. (1997, April). Shopping for therapists. The Morning Show, KLDI, Laramie, WY.

Turner, A.L. & Campbell, M.H. (1997, April). Coping with distressed students. University of Wyoming Student Affairs Training and Development Team, Laramie, WY.

Campbell, M.H. (1996, August; 1998, August). Panel Member, Sex, Drugs, & Rock-n-Roll. Orientation Program, New College of USF, Sarasota, FL.

Campbell, M.H. (1996, December). Coping with holiday depression. Insight, KUWR, Laramie, WY.

Campbell, M.H. (1996, February). Borderline Personality Disorder: Etiology and treatment. Inpatient Psychiatry Nursing Practice Council, Shands Teaching Hospital, Gainesville, FL.

Fukuyama, M. & Campbell, M.H. (1994, October, and 1995, February). Working with your dreams. Residence Hall Program. University of Florida, Gainesville, FL.

Fukuyama, M., Campbell, M.H., and Herman, K. (1994, September). Cultural Diversity. Naval ROTC Program, University of Florida, Gainesville, FL.

Campbell, M.H. (1994, November). Method and research in landscape psychology. New College of USF, Sarasota, FL.

SERVICE

College and University:

Member, New College Institutional Review Board, 2003-04 (Chair, 2004)

Member, Presidential Search Committee, New College of Florida, 2002-03

Member, Residence Life and Student Facilities Task Force, New College of Florida 2002-present

Member, New College of Florida Police Oral Selection Board, 2002-present

Chair, Director of Facilities Planning Search Committee, New College of Florida, 2001

Member, Joint Facilities and Campus Planning Advisory Committee, New College of Florida/USF at Sarasota-Manatee, 2001-present

Member, Institutional Research Task Force, New College of USF, 1999

Member, Psychological Resident Search Committee, USF at Sarasota/New College, 1998, 2003

Chair, Executive Director Search Committee, New College Alumnae/i Association, 1998, 2001

Member, Student Health Advisory Council, University of Wyoming, 1996

Academic: Referee, Psychological Reports, 2000

Civic: President, New College Alumnae/i Association, 1999-2002

Trustee, New College Foundation, 1991-1994 and (ex-officio) 1999-2002

Committee Assignments: Student Affairs (1991-1994) and Development (1999-present)

Member, Community Leadership Council Steering Committee, New College/USF at Sarasota, 1999

Treasurer and Development Chair, New College Alumnae/I Association, 2003-present

Secretary, New College Alumnae/i Association, 1994-99

Member, Board of Directors, New College Alumnae/i Association, 1991-present

Committee Assignments: Alumnae/i Fellow (Chair, 1993-1999), Executive (Chair, 1999-2002), Finance, Publications

Professional: Member, Florida Local Advocacy Council (Gubernatorial Appointment), 2002-present

1^st Vice-chair, 2002-2003

Member, Board of Directors, Sarasota Jung Society, 2002-03

Member, Psychology Training Committee, Coastal Behavioral Healthcare, 2001

Member, Sara-Mana Critical Incident Stress Management Team, 1998-present

AWARDS

Who’s Who in Medical and Healthcare Professions, 2004

Who’s Who in America, 2003

Phi Beta Kappa, University of Florida, 1998

Threadgill Dissertation Fellowship, University of Florida, 1997

American Psychological Association Graduate Student Travel Award, 1994

Grinter Fellowship, University of Florida, 1993-94

Phi Kappa Phi, Florida State University, 1993

Fulbright Grant, 1991

University Graduate Fellowship, Florida State University, 1991-92

Outstanding College Students of America, 1989

LICENSURE & PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATIONS

Florida Licensed Psychologist, #PY 5987 (1999-present)

Bioterrorism Trauma Responder (2003)

Critical Incident Stress Management: Advanced Course (2001); Basic Course (1998)

Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing, Level I (1997)

American Society of Clinical Hypnosis, Basic Course (1996)

PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS

American Psychological Association

APA Division 34 (Population and Environmental Psychology)

APA Division 17 (Counseling Psychology)

Association of College and University Housing Officers-International

International Critical Incident Stress Foundation

National Association of Student Personnel Administrators

American College Personnel Association

Southeastern Association of Housing Officers