Psychology Department
201 Hemlock
Manor
Mansfield
University
Mansfield, PA 16933 |
570-662-4775
570-662-4112
(Fax)
email:
dmurray@mansfield.edu
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EDUCATION
Undergraduate:
St. John Fisher College, Rochester, NY, 9/66-6/68
Syracuse University, B.A., 1970
Major: Psychology;
Minor: Mathematics
Graduate:
University of Rochester, M.A., 1974; Ph.D., 1975
Major
Area: Clinical Psychology; Specialty Area:
Community Psychology
Minor Areas: Developmental
Psychology and Learning
PRIMARY
PROFESSIONAL ROLES
1978-Present
Professor (1986), Mansfield University.
2005-
Chairperson, Department of Psychology, Mansfield University
2000-2001
Interim Provost and Vice-President for Academic Affairs (3
months), Interim Associate Provost (9 months), Mansfield
University.
1992-1993
Acting Chairperson and Graduate Coordinator, Department of Psychology, Mansfield University.
1984-1989
Coordinator, Rural Services Institute, Mansfield University
(1/2 time).
1989-1992
Coordinator, Applied Research & Data Center, Rural
Services Institute, Mansfield U (1/4 time).
1974-1978
Assistant Professor, University of North Dakota.
SELECTED PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES
1989-
Member, Board of Directors, Laurel Health
System,
Wellsboro, PA.
1985-1997
Member, Board of Directors, North Penn Comprehensive Health
Services, Blossburg, Pennsylvania; Vice-President, 1988-1997;
Chair, Services and Public Relations Committee, 1986-1997.
Mental Health Services Advisory Board, 1979-1997 (Chair,
1983-1986).
1999-
Tioga County Partnership for Community
Health:
Chair, Measurement and Outcomes Committee, Board of
directors (2000-present).
1988-2002
Vice-Chair and Member, Board of Directors, The Center for
Rural Pennsylvania.
1986-1992
Member, Board of Directors, National Association for Rural
Mental Health. President,
1989-90, Chair, Conference Planning Committee, 1991
1983-1989
Editor, Rural Community Mental Health Newsletter,
National Association for Rural Mental Health.
1988-1991
Member, Pennsylvania Rural Assistance (Education) Council (R.A.C.).
1987-1996
Member, Board of Directors, Betterment Organization of
Mansfield (B.O.O.M.).
1984-1994
Member, PA Rural Coalition (Co-Chairperson, 1986 - 1988).
1984-1989
Member, Tioga County Rural Development Committee.
1982-1988
Associate Editor for Continuing Education, Professional
Resource Exchange, Sarasota, Florida.
1977-1978
Psychological Consultant to Public Health Service, Fort
Totten Indian Reservation, Fort Totten, North Dakota.
1976-1978
Mental Health Consultant to Tri-Valley Opportunity Council,
Pre-School Programs (Head Start), Crookston, Minnesota.
1976-1978
Psychological Consultant to Chemical Dependency Unit of the
United Hospital, Grand Forks, North Dakota.
1975-1977
Mental Health Consultant to Turtle Mountain Head Start
Program, Belcourt, North Dakota.
1974-1976
School Mental Health Consultant to U.S. Public Health
Service. Turtle
Mountain Indian Reservation.
Pre-Doctoral:
1973-1974
U.S. Veterans Administration Trainee in Clinical
Psychology,
V.A. Hospital, Buffalo, New York, Alcoholism Treatment Program. (3/5 time)
1972-1973
U.S. Veterans Administration Trainee in Clinical
Psychology,
V.A. Outpatient Service, Rochester, New York. (3/5 time).
1971-1972
U.S.P.H.S. Fellow and Intern, Rochester Mental Health
Center, Children and Youth Division,
Rochester, N.Y. (3/5
time).
PROFESSIONAL
MEMBERSHIPS AND LICENSURE
American Psychological
Association, Member, Fellow (1993), Divisions:
2 - Society for the Teaching of Psychology,
9 - Society for the Psychological Study of
Social Issues,
27 - Society for Community Research and
Action,
48 - Society
for the Study of Peace, Conflict, and Violence: Peace Psychology
National
Association for Rural Mental Health, Member; Board of Directors
1986-1992; President (1989-90)
Pennsylvania
Psychological Association, Fellow; President of Academic Affairs
Division (1994-96)
Psychologists
for Social Responsibility, Member
International
Leadership Association, Member
Association
for Death Education and Counseling, Member
Licensed
Psychologist: Pennsylvania
HONORS
Fellow:
American Psychological
Association
(1993)
Award:
Victor I. Howery Memorial Award for Outstanding Contribution to
Rural Mental Health (National
Association for Rural Mental Health,
1993)
President:
National
Association for Rural Mental Health (1989-90)
President:
Academic Division, Pennsylvania
Psychological Association (1994-96)
Award:
“Shaping Tomorrow’s Leaders Through Involvement”, Mansfield
University’s Student Activities Office (1999)
Award: “Certificate of
Appreciation for Outstanding Contribution to the Field of Rural
Mental Health Training, Teaching, and Research,” (National
Association for Rural Mental Health, June, 2001)
SELECTED
PUBLICATIONS
Keller,
P. A., Murray, J. D., &
Hargrove, D. S. (1999). A rural mental health research agenda: Defining context and
setting priorities. Journal
of Rural Health, 15, 316-325.
Murray,
J.D. & Keller, P.A. (1998).
Training master’s degree psychologists for rural practice:
An update. Rural
Community Mental Health, 24(4), 30-31.
Wagenfeld,
M.O., DeBruyn, J.C., Murray, J.D. & Mohatt, D. (1994). Mental
health and rural America: 1980-1993.
An overview and annotated bibliography (NIH Publication
No. 94-3500). Washington,
DC: Office of Rural
Health Policy.
Murray,
J.D. & Keller, P.A. (1991).
Psychology and rural America: Current status and future
directions. American
Psychologist, 46, 220-231.
Murray,
J.D. (1990). Professional
survival and success in the rural community.
Clinical Psychologist, 10, 16-21.
Murray,
J.D. & Keller, P.A. (Eds.).
(1986). Innovations
in rural community mental health.
Mansfield, PA: Mansfield University, Rural Services
Institute.
Murray,
J.D. & Keller, P.A. (1986).
Mental health services in rural and small communities in the
United States. In H.H.
Oppl & H. Weber-Falkensammer, (Eds.), Lebenslagen und
gesundheit: Hilfen durch soziale arbeit (vol. 1.).
Frankfurt: Verlag Moritz Diesterweg.
Murray,
J.D. & Keller, P.A. (1986).
Alternative mental health services in rural communities.
Community Support Network News, 3,(1), 2,10.
Jolley,
J.M., Keller, P.A., & Murray, J.D.
(1984). How
to write Psychology papers: A
student's survival guide for psychology and related fields.
Sarasota, FL: Professional
Resource Exchange.
Murray,
J.D. (1984). Training community psychologists for work in rural areas.
American Journal of Community Psychology, 12,
227-232.
Murray,
J.D. (1983). Coping with loss and grief.
In P.A. Keller & L.G. Ritt (Eds.), Innovations in
clinical practice: A
source book (Vol. 2). Sarasota,
Fla.: The Professional
Resource Exchange.
Murray,
J.D., Keller, P.A., McMorran, B.J., & Edwards, B.L. (1983). Future
expectations of rural American youth: Implications for mental health.
International Journal of Community Mental Health, 12,
76-88.
Keller,
P.A. & Murray, J.D. (1983).
Evaluation of service questionnaires.
In P.A. Keller & L.G. Ritt (Eds.), Innovations in
clinical practice: A
source book (Vol. 2). Sarasota,
Fla.: The Professional
Resource Exchange.
Keller,
P.A., Murray, J.D., Hargrove, D.S., & Dengerink, H.A. (1983).
Issues in training psychologists for rural settings.
Journal of Rural Community Psychology, 4, 11-24.
Schaefer,
M.D. & Murray, J.D. (1982).
The hospice concept and roles for the clinician.
In P.A. Keller & L.G. Ritt (Eds.),
Innovations in clinical practice:
A source book (Vol. 1).
Sarasota, Fla.: The
Professional Resource Exchange.
Keller,
P.A. & Murray, J.D. (Eds.). (1982).
Handbook of Rural Community Mental Health.
New York: Human
Sciences Press.
Murray,
J.D. & Grace, J.E. (1982).
How to develop a stress management workshop.
In P.A. Keller and L.G. Ritt (Eds.),
Innovations in clinical practice:
A source book (Vol. 1).
Sarasota, Fla.: The
Professional Resource Exchange.
Keller,
P.A., Zimbelman, K., Murray, J.D., & Feil, R.N.
(1980). Geographic
distribution of psychologists in the Northeastern United States. Journal of Rural Community Psychology, 1, 18-24.
Murray,
J.D. (1979). Spontaneous private speech and performance on a delayed
match-to-sample task. Journal of Experimental Child
Psychology, 27, 286-302.
SELECTED
PRESENTATIONS AND RESEARCH REPORTS
Murray,
J. D. (2005). Plenary Talk: Rural youth, Leadership Development and Community
Change.
Northeastern Ontario
Community Mobilization for Crime Prevention
Conference,
May 15, 2005
,
North Bay
,
Ontario
,
Canada
.
Murray,
J. D. (2005). Rural Values and
Culture: Implications for Mental Health Practice, Rural Mental
Health Grand Rounds, Web cast workshop (WICHE),
March 18, 2005
.
Eich,
D.,
Murray, J. D., & Slack, C.
(2004). Constructing a Quality Leadership Education Experience for
College Students, International Leadership Association, 6th
Annual Conference,
November 5, 2004
,
Washington
,
DC
.
Keller,
P. A. & Murray, J.D.
(2004).
A Community of Learners, A Community of Leaders: A Vision for Mansfield’s Future, Town Hall Meeting
Presentation, October 28, 2004.
Murray,
J. D. (2004). A Comparison of Samples
of Canadian and
U.S.
Students’ Attitudes
toward Civic Engagement and Leadership. Mid-Atlantic and North East
Council on Canadian Studies Conference,
October 7,
2004
,
Harrisburg
,
PA.
Murray,
J. D. (2004).
Mansfield
University
Students in the First-Year Seminar and
Their Attitudes toward Engagement and Leadership. Mansfield, PA: Mansfield
University.
Murray,
J. D. (2004).
Mansfield
University
and
Nipissing
University
First-Year Students and Their Attitudes toward Engagement and
Leadership. Mansfield, PA: Mansfield
University.
Murray,
J.D. (2000). “Rural Pennsylvania: Unique aspects of service delivery
and challenges for collaboration.” 14th Annual Children's
Interagency Conference, State College, PA, April 7, 2000.
Murray,
J. D., Benns-Suter, R. & Kruse, T. R.
(1997). “Challenging
Psychological Barriers to Understanding and Embracing Differences.”
Symposium presented at the Pennsylvania Psychological
Association Convention, Harrisburg, PA.
Murray,
J. D. (1995). “Approaches to Teaching Diversity within Psychology.”
Second Northeastern Conference for Teachers of Psychology,
Ithaca College, Ithaca, New York, October 20, 1995.
Murray,
J.D. (1995). Qualitative
evaluation summary, Chemistry for Children Program.
Program evaluation report.
Mansfield, PA: Mansfield
University, Psychology Department.
Murray,
J.D. (1992). Analysis
of outcome data of the Finger Lakes Family Support Program.
Research report. Mansfield,
PA: Mansfield University
Rural Services Institute.
Murray,
J.D. (1991). Program
evaluation summary: NSF chemistry for children program.
Research report. Mansfield,
PA: Mansfield University
Rural Services Institute.
Murray,
J.D. (1991). Keynote
Address: “Issues, Problems and Priorities in Rural America.”
Second Conference on Rural Problem Solving, Austin, Texas,
April 3-5, 1991.
RECENT
PUBLIC WRITING, WORKSHOPS AND TALKS
"College Student
Leadership Development," Faculty Lecture Series, Mansfield
University, March, 2003.
“Time for
TV networks to use an ethical review process,” op-ed piece printed in
several local and regional newspapers and on M.U. Public Relations’
“Viewpoint” web site, September, 2002.
“Coping with our tragedy is still ahead: Tuesday’s
attacks leave us facing long healing process,” Elmira Star Gazette,
September 16, 2001.
“Let's
Do It With Feeling: A
Modest Suggestion for Improving Academic Life.”
“Flak
Catchers: Managing Conflict and Stress in the Workplace”
“Rural
Practice/Rural Communities: Opportunities
& Challenges”
“Rural
Survival Issues for Professionals and Families Moving to Rural
Communities”
“Death,
Dying, and Bereavement: A Focus on Emotional Needs”
“Exploring
Differences Through Peer Counseling”
“Personal
Empowerment and Working in a Supportive Environment”
“The
Psychology of Y2K and Millennium Worries”
RECENT
GRANT INVOLVEMENT
Tioga
County Partnership for Community Health (2002-2005); $50,985 (1st
year) and $56,066 (2nd year) to Mansfield
University to hire a Health Data Analyst for Tioga County.
I coordinate the contract and supervise the data analyst.
Pennsylvania
Academy for the Profession of Teaching and Learning (2000); $82,220 to
Mansfield University to establish the K-16 Council to serve an
eight-county region. I
helped write the proposal and initiate the Council.
Pennsylvania
Academy for the Profession of Teaching and Learning (2001); Grant to
Mansfield University as part of the State System of Higher
Education’s project in the “Preparing tomorrow’s Teachers to use
Technology Program. (approximately
$100,00, in the first year). I helped write and shape Mansfield
University’s participation in this project.
CURRENT
AREAS OF INTEREST
Student
leadership and leadership training; community psychology and community
development; community health status and health promotion; community
peer support networks; paraprofessional and peer helper training;
catharsis and grief after loss; alternative dispute resolution;
diversity.
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