Dr. Robert R. Roland, Operational and Health PsychologistWest Coast: PO Box 601 Pebble Beach California 93953

Offices in CA, FLPhone: 571-375-5138 E-Mail: RobertR885@aol.com

US Army Medical Service Corps RA Commission (1973-2004) - retired 0-6 11 years of Independent Contracting experience post military retirement Licensed Clinical Psychologist – from 12/12/1986 – National Register from 1988 Extensive Leadership, Staff, Training and Support with Intel, SOF, Joint and Medical units 40 years of Graduate/Undergraduate Behavioral Science faculty appointments and course development OCONUS Command and Theater Staff positions as a Company Grade Line Officer Real-world deployments, Command/Operational Consults, Repatriations and Exercises for 40 years Contracts include NASA Astronaut Selection, USSOCOM, NATO, DOS, DNI (IARPA) FBI, DEA Founding member of the Joint Personnel Recovery Agency/SERE Psychology Committee 1992 6 years of international experience in Europe and The Middle East

Security Clearance Information: Top Secret | SCI – PR 2013. Current Passport - No travel restrictions.

Education:1969-2004 – Military: ROTC 4 Year Scholarship – Distinguished Military Student and Graduate. Medical Service Corps Basic and Advanced Courses, Command and General Staff College and Senior Service School - Army War College. Tactical: Airborne, Ranger, Expert Field Medic, Company Commanders Course, Combat Casualty Care Course (Graduate and Cadre), SERE and JPRA Courses (Graduate and Cadre), Aviation Psychology Course (Cadre).

1986-Present - Continuing Professional Education Maintain License as a Clinical Psychologist by fulfilling the requirements for professional education commensurate with my license. 12/12/86 to Present.

1988-1989 Post-Doctoral Fellowship in Health/Medical Psychology:William Beaumont Medical Center Ft. Bliss, Texas. Residency included rotations in Internal Medicine, Oncology, Neurology, and OB/GYN. Trained and supervised Clinical Psychology Interns and taught Medical Residents, Interns, and Staff as a credentialed medical center staff member. Awarded 2 Army Achievement medals for training excellence.

1982-1985 Doctor of Psychology in Clinical Psychology: Doctoral Paper, Military Retirement Syndrome.School of Professional Psychology University of Denver. June 1985. APA approved.

1984-1985 Clinical Psychology Internship:Silas B. Hays Army Community Hospital Fort Ord, California. Graduated June 1985. APA approved.

1977-1978 Educational Specialist in Human Development Counseling: Major paper, Mandatory Army Alcoholic Patients and Treatment Outcome. Peabody College of Vanderbilt University Nashville, Tennessee. Awarded at Oxford England, July 1978.

1975-1976 Master of Education in Human Services: Boston University. Awarded at Heidelberg, West Germany, January 1976.

1969-1973 Bachelor of Arts in Behavioral Science, Political Science, and German: Awarded at Widener University/Pennsylvania Military College Chester, Pennsylvania. May 1973 (Cum Laude- DMG)

Employment: Primary Focus and Accomplishments - Military:

Tactical: Commanded 33 months in Berlin, Germany during the occupation of the city by Allied Forces. Deployed in support of Special Forces Groups in combat. Special Forces Combat Patch (Desert Storm). Operational: Develop individual, group and organizational consultation, assessment and training programs servicing critical, globally dispersed units for AMEDD, INSCOM, PsyOps, Special Forces Command, JSOC, SOCOM, and OGAs for more than 25 years. Developed, supervised then supported an assessment, selection and support program for personnel assigned worldwide and their families at the Office of Military Support (OMS) Washington, D.C. Assisted in coordinating clinical aspects of repatriation and media management for US POWs during Operation Iraqi Freedom. Strategic: Chief of Special Testing and Alcohol/Drug Control Officer (ADCO) for Medical Command HQ Europe. Founding Member, Joint Personnel Recovery Agency Psychology Committee. Consult with Military and Civilian organizations and two NATO partners on training/program development, personnel/deployment issues, assessment, selection and long-range planning. Lead SME on the successful 350m bid for USSOCOM Worldwide Preservation of the Force and Family contract. 2013.

Employment: Detailed Professional History Post Military - Contracting :

2004-Present Sole Proprietor – Independent Consultant (20 past and current contracts) Consult with senior leadership and policy makers at DOD, OGA, Senior Service Colleges and Private Industry. Design and implement behavioral science components for strategically relevant training, projects and programs. Conduct planning, operational activities, education, research and feedback on psychological aspects of cultural sensitivity and human performance enhancement. Participate directly in CONUS and OCONUS training, tactical, operational and strategic environments. Provide a broad spectrum of services including research, curriculum/program development, supervision, assessment, selection, clinical evaluation and referral.

Selected examples of 20+ program development projects as an Independent Contractor (Listed Unclassified only):-Department of State, DEA, FBI - Developed, coordinated, and implemented Psychological coverage for assigned agents and administrative employees during SERE training. Feb 2010 to Present.-Director of National Intelligence DNI – Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity (IARPA). Consultant for research efforts to enhance Human Intelligence Collection modalities, TRUST Program March 2009-2012.-Drug Enforcement Administration - Developed and coordinated the first comprehensive Foreign Area Support Team (FAST) Psychological Assessment and Selection program. Implemented a fully automated remote testing program to administer applications and score Personality and Cognitive Testing. Jan 2009 to 2011. -Marine Special Operations Command MARSOC - Developed, coordinated and implemented the first MARSOCPsychological Assessment and Selection program. 2006-2007.

Employment: Detailed Professional History Military :

2001-2004 Professor of Behavioral Sciences at National Defense University (NDU) Industrial College of the Armed Forces (ICAF) Washington, DC. The first Military Clinical Psychologist appointed to teach and develop graduate courses in Strategic Leadership, Information Strategies and Electives and established this as a permanent position. Appointed ICAF Special Operations SME by College Commandant. Supervised independent study and Research Fellows, acted as faculty advisor to provide highly individualized executive assessment, feedback and mentoring for 35+ senior (LTC-BG) DOD, OGA and Foreign students per year. Member of Chairman of Joint Chiefs of Staff Strategic Essay Contest. Member of peer elected faculty council and curriculum review board. Provided voluntary consultative outreach to US government agencies on assessment, selection, personnel issues and strategic planning. Media SME on SERE, JPRA and POW repatriation with numerous interviews, articles and presentations. Provided clinical services to students and staff following the events of 911.

1992-2001 Command Psychologist at the United States Army Office of Military Support, Washington, DC. Operational, Clinical, Consulting, and Staff duties. As the sole Behavioral Science provider, developed and supervised an assessment, selection, training and support program for military personnel assigned worldwide and their dependents. Increased staffing to 6 Mental Health Professionals. Participated in and monitored the effectiveness of multiple activitiesincluding DOD-wide Survival, Escape, and Evasion and Resistance (SERE) programs. Maintained clinical privileges as credentialed local hospital staff member. Supported these programs with post-retirement contracts until January 2012.

Employment: Detailed Professional History Military continued:

1989-1992 Command Psychologist at 4th PsyOps Bde, then HQ US Army Special Forces Command Fort Bragg, NC. The first SF HQ Command Psychologist in JSOC. Developed individual, group and organizational training and assessment programs servicing critical military units in worldwide locations. Designed special mission assessment processes and multiple training modules, staffed SERE programs and provided clinical services in diverse CONUS and OCONUS Wartime locations. Consulting Psychologist at Womack Community Hospital Fort Bragg, North Carolina. Provided supervision, consultation, assessment and therapy at the Outpatient Clinic. Credentialed Hospital staff.

1988-1989 Health Psychology Fellow and Staff Psychologist at William Beaumont Medical Center El Paso, Texas. Post-Doctoral Resident and Intern supervisor for APA approved training program. Credentialed Medical Center staff.

1985-1988 Cadet Candidate Counselor the First Military Psychologist to serve at The West Point Prep School Fort Monmouth, New Jersey. Developed and organized the counseling, training modules and organizational consultation services for the students, staff, and faculty. Consulting Psychologist at Patterson Hospital Fort Monmouth, New Jersey. Provided supervision, consultation, assessment and therapy through the Community Mental Health Facility. Primary Mental Health Consultant for all Army Intelligence units locally assigned. Credentialed Hospital staff.

1984-1985 Clinical Psychology Intern at Silas Hays Hospital Fort Ord, Ca. APA approved program in Medical-Neuropsychology, Child, and Organizational-Community Psychology. Credentialed Hospital staff.

1979-1984 Department Administrator and Therapist at Fitzsimmons Medical Center Department of Psychiatry Aurora, Colorado. Supervised all department administration including compliance with all training and JCAH compliance requirements passing every annual inspection with commendations. Provided family, conjoint and individual therapy for outpatients. Conducted evaluations, consultations, and treatments for medical and psychiatric inpatients. Voluntarily continued this position while concurrently completing Doctoral Degree. Credentialed Medical Center staff.

1977-1979 Commander, Brigade Medical Company and Planning/Security Director for US Army Hospital Berlin, Germany. Commanded 165 Soldiers in The American Sector of an occupied city for 33 Months. Coordinated wartime contingency medical plans and training for the Berlin Brigade as the MEDDAC Training and Security OIC.

1974-1977 Alcohol and Drug Control Officer and Chief of Special Testing at 7th Medical Command HQ Heidelberg, FRG. Evaluated the European-wide drug abuse prevention program for Army medical personnel. Conducted research and briefed the command on trends and developments. Designed, implemented and monitored the drug abuse testing program for all DOD military personnel in Europe. Budget of three million dollars. Supervised 10 Americans and foreign nationals.

Employment: Detailed Professional History Academic Appointments and Teaching Positions

2005-2010 Senior Research Associate at the Army Physical Fitness Research Institute – Army War College, Carlisle Barracks PA. Consult on development of the Executive Leader Assessment, Feedback and Development Program. Continue investigations related to Leadership at the Strategic level and research supporting policy makers within OGAs and DOD on issues related to the behavioral sciences.

2004-2005 Senior Research Fellow at the Center for Technology and National Security policy at NDU, Ft McNair Washington DC. Research efforts related to behavioral science aspects of performance enhancement in operational and strategic environments. Consult with policy makers in DOD and OGAs on projects and programs with strategically relevant behavioral science components.

2001- 2004 Professor of Behavioral Sciences at the Industrial College (now Eisenhower School) at the National Defense University in Washington DC. While assigned, established a permanent position for a Military Clinical Psychologist and assisted the process of establishing a permanent position for a Military Research Psychologist. Designed, developed and taught courses in the Leadership Department. Conducted outreach to DOD and OGAs in assessment, selection and program development. Supervised Graduate research students and independent studies.

Employment: Detailed Professional History continued: Academic Appointments and Teaching Positions

1989-1992 Assistant Professor at Webster University Pope Air Force Base, North Carolina an extension site of the main campus in St. Louis. Designed and taught courses in the Graduate Human Resource Management Program. Supervised independent study and Masters Research.

1988-1989 Assistant Professor at Webster University El Paso, Texas. Designed and taught courses in the Masters Counseling and Human Resource Development Programs. Supervised independent study and practicum.

1983-1984 Instructor of Psychology at the Department of Psychology University of Denver, Colorado. Designed and taught four courses in the undergraduate program, supervised practicum teachers and provided independent study supervision.

1980-1984 Assistant Professor and Faculty Coordinator at Webster University Aurora, Colorado. Designed and taught Management and HR courses and supervised Masters research projects. Interviewed, hired, and monitored the performance of a graduate faculty in of 30 who taught in Health Care Administration, Management and Human Relations.

1980-1982 Instructor of Social Sciences at the Community College of Denver, Colorado. Designed and taught courses in undergraduate Health and Human Services and Continuing Education Programs.

1978-1979 Practicum Supervisor at Peabody College Berlin, West Germany an extension of Vanderbilt University Nashville, Tennessee offering graduate training in Human Development Counseling. Supervised progress and evaluated the performance of counseling students.

1974-1976 Instructor of Psychology at the University of Maryland European Division Heidelberg, West Germany. Designed and taught courses in the Undergraduate Psychology Department.

Awards and Commendations

Defense Superior Service Medal Legion of Merit Meritorious Service Medal (3) Army Commendation MedalArmy Achievement Medal (2) Special Forces Combat PatchGlobal War on Terrorism Service Medal Army Occupation Medal (Berlin)Southwest Asia Service Medal (2) National Defense Service Medal (3)Liberation of Kuwait Medal Kuwait Liberation Ribbon (K)Army Service Ribbon Overseas Service Ribbon Joint Meritorious Unit Award (4) Army Superior Unit Award Meritorious Unit Citation Expert Field Medic Badge US Army Ranger Tab Expert Pistol BadgeUS Army Parachutist Badge American Psychological Association (APA) Presidential Commendation for service in Desert Storm/Shield 1991State of NJ Distinguished Military Service Medal for ground operations during Operation Desert Storm 1991US Army Surgeon General “A” Proficiency Designator - highest award for specialty proficiency 1995 US Army AMEDD Order of Military Medical Merit 1996US Army Command Board Alternate Selectee for Colonel, AMEDD Brigade Command in FY 98 and FY 00JPRA Commendation for US POW Repatriation efforts in Operation Iraqi Freedom 2003APA Gersoni Award for Significant contributions to Military Psychology 2005APA First Uhrlander Award for Significant contributions in Military Assessment and Selection 2012APA Flanagan Award for Lifetime Career Achievements in Military Psychology 2012APA and Div 19 Fellow – Elected August 2014 at the APA annual convention Washington DCAPA (Division 19) Chair International Military Psychology Committee.

Selected Publications, Papers and PresentationsIndividual Differences in Adaptation for Long Duration Space Exploration Missions. Drs. Paul Bartone, Gerald Krueger, Robert Roland, Albert Sciarretta, Bjorn Johnsen, Jarle Eid, Jocelyn Bartone. Presented at the NASA Human Research Program Investigators’ Workshop, Galveston. Texas, February 9, 2016: NASA funded research project NNJ16HP03I. Final Paper May 2016.

Preservation of the Force and Family – Resiliency in Canadian and US Forces. Panel Chair, Society of Military Psychology Div 19 APA annual convention Toronto Canada. August 2015.

Operational Psychology, Foundations, Applications, and Issues. Williams, T.J., Picano, J.J., Roland, R.R., Bartone, P. Handbook of Military Psychology, Laurence, J.H., & Matthews, M. (Eds.), Oxford University Press. 2012

Assessing Psychological Suitability for High-Risk Military Jobs. Picano, J.J., Roland, R.R., Publication in: Handbook of Military Psychology, Laurence, J.H., & Matthews, M. (Eds.), Oxford University Press. 2012

Assessment and Selection of High-Risk Personnel. Picano, J.J., Williams, T.J., & Roland, R.R. Chapter in Military Psychology: Clinical and Operational Applications, Carrie Kennedy (Ed.), Guilford Press. 2011.

Impression Management Moderates the Predictive Validity of Personality Measures in the Selection of High-Risk Military Personnel. Picano, J., Roland, R., Bluestein, B., deLeeuw, J., Williams, T. Presentation at the 2011 Scientific Sessions of the Midwinter Meeting of the Society of Personality Assessment, Boston, MA. 10 March 2011.

Guiding Principles for Assessing and Selecting High Risk Operational Personnel. Christian, J.R., Picano, J.J., Roland, R.R., Williams, T.J. October 2010. Chapter in Enhancing Human Performance in Security Operations: International and Law Enforcement Perspectives, P. Bartone, (Eds.), Charles C. Thomas, LTD.

Operational Psychologists in Support of Assessment and Selection: Ethical Considerations. Picano, J.J., Roland, R.R., Williams, T.J., and Long, C. July 2010. Chapter in Ethical Practice in Operational Psychology, Military and National Intelligence Applications. Thomas Williams and Carrie Kennedy (Eds.), Guilford Press.

Psychological Suitability for High-Risk Military Assignment. Psychological Interview and not Personality Predict Selection. Picano, J.J., Roland, R.R., Williams, T.J. Paper presented at the 2010 Midwinter Meeting of the Society of Personality Assessment, San Jose, CA. March 2010.

Collaborating with Special Operators- Advice for a successful working relationship. Christian, J., Stivers, J., Picano, J., Roland, R. Presentation at The Society for Military Psychology at The American Psychological Association Annual Convention, Division 19. Boston, Ma. 14-17 August 2008.

Psychological Hardiness Predicts Success in US Army Special Forces Candidates. Bartone, P.T., Roland, R.R., Picano, J.J., Williams, T.J., International Journal of Selection and Assessment, March 2008. 16 (1), 78–81.

The Five Factor Model and Psychological Suitability for High Risk Military Assignment. Picano, J.J., Roland, R.R., Long, C., Via, J., Proceedings of the Society for Personality Assessment 2007 meeting. Washington, DC. Apr. 2007. Publication and poster.

Introduction to Operational Psychology. Williams, T.J., Picano, J., Roland, R., and Banks, M. August 2006. Chapter in Military Psychology: Clinical and Operational Applications, Carrie Kennedy (Ed.), Guilford Press.

Assessment and Selection of High-Risk Personnel. Picano, J.J., Williams, T.J., & Roland, R.R., August 2006. Chapter in Military Psychology: Clinical and Operational Applications, Carrie Kennedy (Ed.), Guilford Press.

California Psychological Inventory Correlates of Psychological Suitability for High Risk Military Assignment. Picano, J., Roland, R., Long, C., Via, J. Proceedings of the Society for Personality Assessment 2006 meeting. San Diego, CA. Apr. 2006. Publication and poster.

Publications, presentations, papers (Cont.)

Sentence Completion Verbal Defensiveness and Effective Psychological Functioning in Applicants for High Risk Military Assignment. Picano, J., Roland R., Williams T., Long C. Proceedings of the Society for Personality Assessment 2006 meeting. San Diego, CA. Apr. 2006. Publication and poster. As Above.

Sentence Completion Test Verbal Defensiveness as a Predictor of Success in Military Personnel Selection. J. Picano, R. Roland, T. Williams, K. Rollins. Military Psychology. Military Personnel Selection: Psychological Science in Support of the Soldier. (Operational Psychology in the Military Supporting the War Fighter and Family). Congressional Briefing sponsored by The Office of Senator John McCain and The American Psychological Association. Washington D.C. Sep 29, 2003.

Techniques for Psychologists to Employ when Dealing with Media. Presentation at The American Psychological Association Annual Convention, Division 19. Toronto, Canada 7-10 August 2003.

Recovery for Private Lynch. CNN American Morning interviewer: Bill Hemmer. International Broadcast July 22, 2003 – 08:08 ET. Web Transcript.

The Power of Knowledge – ICAF programs. Presentation at USSOCOM Joint SOF Education Conference. The Joint Special Operations University, Hurlburt Field, FL. 8-10 July 2003.

Interactions with Media during Repatriation of US POWs from Operation Iraqi Freedom. Presentation at the Joint Personnel Recovery Agency SERE Psychologists Conference. Spokane, WA. 10-13 June 2003. (Percival & Roland)

Analysis with Col. Bob Roland (Rescue and treatment of 7 POWS in Iraq). CNN American Morning with Paula Zahn interviewer: Bill Hemmer. International Broadcast April 14, 2003 – 08:52 ET. Web Transcript

Interview with Military Psychologist (Jessica Lynch Rescue-debriefing). CNN American Morning with Paula Zahn interviewer: Paula Zahn. International Broadcast April 8, 2003 – 09:38 ET. Web Transcript.

Development and Validation of a Sentence Completion Test Measure of Defensive Responding in Military Personnel Assessed for Non-Routine Missions. Picano, J.J., Roland, R.R., Rollins, K.D. & Williams, T. Military Psychology. November 2002. Volume 14, Number 4, 279-298.

Validity of a Sentence Completion Measure for Military Personnel Selection. Submitted for Presentation at the 44th Annual Conference of the International Military Testing Association. Ottawa, Canada Oct 2002. (Picano, Bowles, Roland, Rollins, Gilliam).

Selection Issues for High Stress Military Occupations. Presentation at the American Psychological Association Annual Convention, Division 19. Chicago, Ill 22-25 August 2002. (Roland & Picano)

Military Science in the United States: Impact of Technology. The Second Conference on Military Sciences. Helsinki, Finland March 21-22 2002. Presentation. (Severance & Roland)

Antecedent Personality Correlates of Staff and Peer Ratings in Operational Assessment. Proceedings of the 43rd Annual Conference International Military Testing Association. Canberra, Australia Oct 2001. Publication (Picano, Roland, Rollins, Williams). Conference Proceedings at (pp 191-195).

A Sentence Completion Test Index for Selecting Military Personnel. Proceedings of the 42nd Annual Conference of the International Military Testing Association. Edinburgh, Scotland Nov 2000. Publication and presentation (Picano & Roland). Conference Proceedings at (pp268-274).

Publications, presentations, papers (Cont)

A system for scoring defensive responses on The Forer Sentence Completion Test. Proceedings of the Society for Personality Assessment 2000 midwinter meeting. Albuquerque, N.M. Mar. 2000. Publication and presentation (Picano, Roland, Rollins)

The MMPI-2 Ego Strength Scale in relation to adaptability in applicants for high stress military jobs. Proceedings and Abstracts of the 1999 meeting of The Eastern Psychological Association. Providence, RI. April 1999. Publication and presentation (Picano, Roland, Rollins)

Defensive responding in sentence completions: Revised factor structure and correlates. Proceedings of the Society for Personality Assessment 1999 midwinter meeting. New Orleans, La. Mar. 1999. Publication and presentation (Picano, Roland, Rollins, Rockers)

Verbal Defensiveness in Relation to Adaptability and Completion of Training for High Stress Military Positions. Proceedings of the U.S. Army Behavioral Science Postgraduate Short Course Atlanta, Ga. April 1998. Presentation and publication (Picano, Roland, Rollins)

Additional Evidence of Validity for a Sentence Completion Test Index of Defensive Responding in Applicants for High Stress Military Jobs. Proceedings of the Society for Personality Assessment 1998 Midwinter meeting Boston, Ma. Feb 1998. Presentation and publication (Picano, Roland, Rollins, Rockers)

An Index of Defensiveness from Sentence Completion Test Responses. Proceedings of the Society for Personality Assessment 1997 Midwinter meeting San Diego, Ca. March 1997. Presentation and publication (Picano, Roland, Rollins, Rockers)

Personnel Selection Normative Data for Military Personnel: NEO, PACL and MMPI. Proceedings of the AMEDD Psychology Short Course. San Antonio, TX. August 1994. Presentation and publication (Rollins & Roland)

Human Response to Operation Desert Storm/Shield: Abstracts of the XXV International Congress of Psychology. The International Union of Psychological Science Brussels, Belgium. July 1992. Presentation and publication (Fairchild, Gal, Mangelsdorff, Rath, Roland, Wild).

Comparisons of Combat Stress Reactions in Two Soldier Populations During Hostilities in the Gulf War. Proceedings of Psychology in the Department of Defense, 13th Symposium Colorado Springs, CO. 15-17 April 1992. Defense Technical Information Center (DTIC) Scientific and Technical Information Network (STINET) pp 246.

Stress Reactions Reported by Soldiers During and After Hostilities in the Gulf War. Proceedings of The Society of Behavioral Medicine 13th Annual Meeting. New York, N.Y. March 1992. Presentation and publication.

Combat Stress - Incidence, Intervention and Treatment: The Persian Gulf Experience. The AMEDD Division and Combat Psychiatry Course. Tacoma, WA. November 1991. Presentation.

Incidence and Symptoms of Combat Stress in Special Forces Soldiers: The Persian Gulf Experience. The Reality of Trauma in Everyday Life: Implications for Intervention and Policy. Proceedings of The International Society for Traumatic Stress Studies7th Annual Conference. Washington, DC. October 1991. Presentation and publication.

Publications, presentations, papers (Cont)

A Community Response to Military Mobilization. The 8th Users' Stress Workshop. San Antonio, TX. Sept. 1991. Presentation and publication (Fairchild & Roland). (DTIC) (STINET)

Development and Implementation of Military Family Support Groups: Lessons Learned from the Persian Gulf War. The American Psychological Association annual meeting. Division 19 Pre-convention Workshop. San Francisco, CA. August 1991. Presentation (Fairchild & Roland)

Human Response to Operation Desert Shield/Desert Storm: A Comprehensive, Multidisciplinary Community-Based Approach. Proceedings of AMEDD Clinical Psychology Short Course. San Antonio, TX. June 5-9 1991, Presentation and Publication (Fairchild & Roland). (DTIC) (STINET)

The Role and Future of Psychology in Army Special Operations and Intelligence Units. Proceedings of The American Defense Preparedness Association 2nd Annual SO/LIC Symposium. Washington, DC. December 1990. Presentation and publication.

The Israeli Experience of Stress and Adjustment: Lessons from the front. Proceedings of AMEDD Clinical Psychology Short Course. San Francisco, CA. February 5-9 1990. Presentation and publication. (DTIC) (STINET).

Residential Alcoholism Treatment Patients: MMPI subtypes and treatment outcome. Abstracts of The Eastern Psychological Association 60th Annual Meeting. Boston, MA. April 1989. Presentation and publication (Holt & Roland)

The Psychologist's Role in Security Evaluations. Proceedings of the AMEDD Psychology Short Course. Augusta, GA. February 13-17 1989. Presentation and publication (Roland & Kowal). (DTIC) (STINET).

Prevalence and Characteristics of Psychological Stress Reactions in a Military Setting. Proceedings of the Fourth International Conference on Psychological Stress and Adjustment in Time of War and Peace. Tel-Aviv, Israel January 1989. Presentation and publication.

Collateral Information: Crucial sources in conducting Retention, Personal Reliability and Security Evaluations. Proceedings of the AMEDD Clinical Psychology Course. Tacoma, WA. June 13-17 1988. Presentation and publication. (DTIC) (STINET).

Providing Front-line Psychological Support Services in a Military Training Environment: Implementation and Results. Proceedings of the AMEDD Clinical Psychology Short Course: Military Applications of Neuropsychology and Health Psychology. San Francisco, CA. March 9-13 1987. Vol. 1. Presentation and publication. (DTIC) (STINET)

Efficacy of Combat Psychiatry Principles in a Peacetime Training Environment. The AMEDD Division and Combat Psychiatry Course. Fort Benning, GA. January 1987. Presentation.

Stress and Retirement, in: Effective Living with Stress and Stress Management: A Self-Awareness Program. Rothenstein, L. (ED). Patterson Community Hospital Fort Monmouth, NJ 1986.

Issues and Recent Research in Cross-Cultural Assessment. Proceedings of the 1986 AMEDD Clinical Psychology Short Course: Cross-Cultural Issues and Directions. Honolulu, HA. November 3-7 1986. Presentation and publication. Defense Technical Information Center (DTIC) (STINET)

Publications, presentations, papers (Cont)

Psychological Assessment of High Risk Surgical Patients: Development of a Standard Protocol. Proceedings of the AMEDD Forensic Psychology Short Course: Microcomputer Use in Support of Clinical Psychology in Peace and War Time. San Antonio, TX. November 4-8 1985. Presentation and publication. (DTIC) (STINET)

Efficacy of Treatment During Late Stages of Closed Head Injuries. Abstracts of the National Academy of Neuropsychologists, Philadelphia, PA. October 1985. Presentation and publication (Levandowski, Bolter & Roland).

Neuropsychological Issues Following Closed Head Injuries in Army Service Personnel. Proceedings of the AMEDD Clinical Psychology Short Course. San Francisco, CA. March 4-8 1985. Presentation and publication (Levandowski, Picano, Bolter & Roland). (DTIC) (STINET)

Family Stability and Military Readiness. Proceedings of The AMEDD Clinical Psychology Short Course. San Francisco, CA. March 4-8, 1985. Presentation and publication (Govia, Levandowski, Leeson, Roland). (DTIC) (STINET)

Military Retirement Syndrome. Proceedings of the First Biannual AMEDD Military Psychology Symposium: Applications of Clinical Health and Neuropsychology. El Paso, TX. November 1984. Presentation and publication.

Military Retirement Syndrome. Doctoral Paper for the School of Professional Psychology University of Denver, CO. 1984.

Military Retirement Syndrome: A Referral Question for Physicians and Mental Health Workers. US Army Europe Medical Bulletin, July 1984. Volume 41, Number 6.

A Comparison of Voluntary and Mandatory Alcoholic Patients and the Outcome of Their Treatment at a Military Rehabilitation Facility. Educational Specialists Project for Peabody College of Vanderbilt University. 1978.

Heroin Facts and Information. US Army Europe Medical Bulletin, September 1975. Vol. 32, Number 8. Mandrax on the Rocks: A Deadly Mix. MEDCOM Examiner, Sep. 1975. Vol. 7, Number 8.