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BA, Michigan State University Assistant Professor/MSW Coordinator Biography Amanda Duffy Randall received her BA from Michigan State University, her MSW from the University of Nebraska at Omaha, and her Ph.D. from the University of Nebraska Lincoln in Cognitive and Developmental Psychology. She is an associate professor in the UNO School of Social Work, and teaches clinical research and practice courses in the graduate program. Dr. Randall is currently the chair of the Nebraska Board of Mental Health Practice, and has chaired multiple committees for the Association of Social Work Boards. Prior to teaching at UNO, she was employed at the University of Nebraska Medical Center and the Iowa Department of Correctional Services. Professional Specialties Life span attachment, transgendered identity and political participation; eating disorders; sexuality issues Teaching Advanced Micro Practice and Research GRADUATE UNDERGRADUATE Research Life span attachment, transgendered identity and political participation; eating disorders; sexuality issues; criminal justice reentry grant project for violent offenders BOOK CHAPTERS Randall, Amanda D. Teaching clinical research in a service learning format: Can it be done? Midwest Consortium for Service Learning in Higher Education, University of South Dakota, September 24,2005. Randall, Amanda D. (Ed.) School of Social Work Self Study, Council on Social Work Education Reaffirmation, September 2005. Woody, Jane D., Randall, Amanda D., D'Souza, Henry J. Background and personal factors in mother's efforts toward their children's sex education (33 1/3%) Journal of Family Studies, July 2005. Randall, A.D., “Eating Disorders in Athletes”, The Team Physician’s Handbook, Third Edition. Hanley, Belfus; Medical Publishers. 2001; Second Edition, 1996; First Edition, 1990. PAPERS AND PRESENTATIONS Randall, A.D., Bacon, W.M. The politics of transgendered identity. Southern Comfort Conference on Transgender, Atlanta, GA, September 26,2003. Randall, A.D., Goeschel, P., Leamon, M. Developing cultural competency in working with the deaf and hard of hearing from three perspectives: Professor, practitioner, and student. Presented at the University of Nebraska at Kearney Conference on Social Work with Disabilities Conference, March 27-28, 2003. Randall, A.D. Integration for transgendered individuals: A third option. Accepted for presentation at the National Association of Social Workers, New Jersey Chapter, Annual Meeting, April 27-29, 2003. Randall, A.D., Boonyawiroj, E.B. Patient Education and Family Systems. Journal of Physical Therapy Education. 1999; 13 (3): 18-22. Invited paper, 90% contribution with student as second author. Carlson, D., Randall, A.D., Kessler, C., Graham, T. Effective parenting: An interaction of context, style, and behavior. Paper presented at the Society for Research in Child Development Biennial Meeting, Albuquerque, New Mexico, April 17,1999. Peer reviewed paper, 25% contribution. Randall, A.D., Carlson, D. The relation of hope to parenting style and family structure. Poster presentation at the Society for Research in Child Development Biennial Meeting, Minneapolis, Minnesota, April 19,2001. Peer reviewed presentation, 50 % contribution. Submitted for Publication/Presentation Woody, J.D., Randall, A., & D’Souza, H.J. the impact of a group educational program on mothers’ efforts toward their children’s sex education. (33 1/3%). Currently doing literature review, final data analysis, and writing. Service UNO Faculty Senate 2004-2007
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