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Sandra M. Stith, PhD, LCMFT, is a professor and director of
the marriage and family therapy program at Kansas State
University.
Her primary research interest is in understanding and treating
intimate partner violence. She has edited three books on the
subject, including Understanding Partner Violence: Prevalence,
Causes, Consequences and Solutions, coedited with Dr. Murray
Straus, and Prevention of Intimate Partner Violence. She
publishes widely in the professional literature and has received
funding, with Drs. McCollum and Rosen, from the National Institutes
of Health to develop and test a couple's treatment program for
intimate partner violence.
Dr. Stith has worked with the U.S. Air Force Family Advocacy
Program since 1998, managing and conducting a variety of family
violence-related research projects.
In 2004 she received the American Association for Marriage and
Family Therapy's Outstanding Contribution to Marriage and Family
Therapy Award, and in 2007 she received the American Family Therapy
Association's Distinguished Contribution to Family Systems Research
Award and Kansas State University's Distinguished Alumni Award.
Eric E. McCollum, PhD, LCSW, LMFT, is a professor in and
program director of the marriage and family therapy master's
program at Virginia Tech. He had a 15-year clinical career,
including 12 years as a staff member of the Menninger Clinic in
Topeka, Kansas, before beginning his academic career in 1989 as a
faculty member in the marriage and family therapy doctoral program
at Purdue University.
His academic interests include the treatment of intimate partner
violence and the use of mindfulness meditation in treatment and in
the training of therapists.
In addition to his many contributions to the professional
literature, he has published two prior books, Family Solutions
for Substance Abuse with Terry Trepper and More Than
Miracles: The State of the Art of Solution-Focused Brief
Therapy with Steve de Shazer, Yvonne Dolan, Harry Korman, Terry
Trepper and Insoo Kim Berg. He is coeditor with Cynthia Franklin,
Terry Trepper, and Wallace Gingerich of the forthcoming
Solution-Focused Brief Therapy: From Practice to
Research-Informed Practice.
In 2008, Dr. McCollum received the American Association for
Marriage and Family Therapy's Training Award.
Karen H. Rosen, EdD, was a faculty member at the marriage
and family therapy master's Program at Virginia Tech for more than
15 years. Before that, she was a clinician and supervisor and
directed the training clinic at Virginia Tech.
Her academic interests lay in the area of understanding and
treating intimate partner violence. Primarily a qualitative
researcher, she was the author of many professional papers and one
book, Violence Hits Home: Comprehensive Treatment Approaches to
Domestic Violence with Sandra Stith and Mary Beth Williams.
At the time of her death in 2008, Dr. Rosen was professor emeritus
at Virginia Tech.
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