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Robert J. Resnick, Ph D, FAClinP, ABPP
Professor of Psychology
Email: rresnick@rmc.edu
Education:
BA Syracuse University 1962
MA Temple University 1963
United States Pre-doctoral Fellow, Intern in Clinical Psychology,
University of Tennessee Medical Center,1967
Ph.D. University of Tennessee 1968
Areas of Interest:
I joined the Randolph-Macon faculty in 1996. Before
coming to Randolph-Macon College, I was a Professor of Psychiatry
and Pediatrics and Chair of the Division of Clinical Psychology
at the Health Sciences Center, Virginia Commonwealth University
where I founded the Attention Deficit Disorders Clinic.
In 1995-1996, had the honor of being the President
of the American Psychological Association and the recipient of numerous
honors including the Outstanding Professional
Achievement Award from the Association for the Advancement of Psychology;
Lee Salk Distinguished Service Award of the Society of Pediatric
Psychology, the American Psychological Association's Award for Outstanding
Contributions to Applied Psychology as a Professional Practice and
the US Army's Outstanding Civilian Service Medal. In 1986 I was
named a Fellow of the American Psychological Association.
In order to practice psychology, I hold a license
as a clinical psychologist in the Commonwealth of Virginia and is
nationally board certified in the practice of clinical psychology.
Because of my interest in health care and health care delivery systems,
I have testified before Congress on national health and research
funding in psychology. And lastly, I have had a career long interest
in attention deficit disorders and health policy presenting nationally
and internationally in these areas.
Currently, I teach health psychology, psychopathology, psychological
tests and assessment, theories of personality and psychotherapy,
and occasionally, an honors course in the evolution of health care
and policy. Additionally, I really enjoy mentoring students planning
on careers in psychology or who have questions about psychology.
As the students at Randolph-Macon College know, if the door is open;
come on in!!
What do I do for fun? Glad you asked. I am a dedicated
runner having logged over 33,000 miles, play basketball regularly
and attend international meetings on psychology.
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