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SACRAMENTO CLINICAL PSYD PROGRAM CORE FACULTY

	Matthew Baity, PhD, Associate Professor PhD, 2003; University of Arkansas Research interests: Personality and neuropsychological assessment; personality disorders; treatment process, outcome and alliance; premature termination; prediction of substance abuse treatment relapse/success
	Beth Limberg, PhD, Program Director and Associate Professor PhD, 1999; California School of Professional Psychology, Fresno Research interests: Infant-preschooler mental health; play therapy; parent-child interaction; child development
	Carl Mack, PhD, Associate Professor PhD, 1975; University of California, Berkeley Research interests: Organization development (OD) work in public schools, large and small group dynamics, leadership development and experiential learning, executive coaching and self-development, and group relations conferences
	Suni Petersen, PhD, Associate Professor PhD, 1997; University of Florida Research interests: International research testing a Model of Health Behavior Change for the Developing World; immigration stress; health psychology: creating and testing evidence-based interventions for underserved minority populations with cardiovascular disease and cancer; health promotion and using computerized interventions for cost-effective approaches to health behavior change
	John Preston, PhD, ABPP, Lecturer and Professor Emeritus PsyD, 1979; Baylor University; ABPP (Counseling Psychology) Research interests: Psychopharmacology; neuropsychology; trauma; aging
	Emil Rodolfa, PhD, Professor PhD, 1941; Texas A&M University Research interest: Psychology Education and Training Professional Competency and Competency Assessment Ethics and Legal Issues in Practice Supervision
	Sheetal Shah, PhD, Assistant Professor PhD, 2009; Southern Illinois University at Carbondale Research interests: Acculturation; Asian American/South Asian American mental health; Intergenerational Family Conflict; spirituality/religion; social justice and multicultural research, specifically social justice mentoring and supervision; Qualitative (grounded theory) research methodology
	Ronald W. Teague, PhD, ABPP , Professor PhD, 1973; California School of Professional Psychology, San Francisco; ABPP (Clinical Psychology; Psychoanalysis in Psychology) Research interests: Psychology of antiquity; psychohistory phenomenology; Jungian psychology; psychoanalysis; psychoanthropology; psychology and the humanities; history of psychology; trans-cultural psychoanalysis; theoretical and philosophical psychology; Chinese psychology

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