Sue A. Kuba, PhD
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Sue A. Kuba, PhD

Professor
California School of Professional Psychology


Alliant International University
5130 E. Clinton Way
Fresno, CA 93727

Phone: (559) 253-2233
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Specialties and Interests

  • GLBT Psychotherapy
  • Multicultural issues in Graduate Education
  • Psychology of Women
  • Multicultural Issues in Eating Disorder Development
  • Effectiveness of Psychology Education
  • Clinical Supervision and Interactive Pedagogy

Programs and Research Projects

  • Multi-dimensional factors contributing the development of eating disorder symptoms in European American and Mexican American Women
  • Gender Identity and its Role in Body Image, Wellness and Health Evaluation
  • Sister Relationships Throughout the Lifespan (Phenomenological Research)
  • Training Multiculturally and Internationally Competent Psychologists

Courses Taught

  • PSY 8500 Advanced Gay and Lesbian Issues in Psychology
  • PSY 7112 History and Systems of Psychology
  • PSY 7911 and 7912 PsyD Dissertation Proposal
  • PSY 8913 and 8913 PsyD Doctoral Dissertation
  • PSY 7510 Teaching Methods
  • PSY 8465 Teaching with Distance Learning Methods
  • PSY 8474 Teaching Practicum I
  • PSY 8475 Teaching Practicum II

Selected Publications

  • Kuba, S. A. (book in progress with publishing contract, 2009)  The Sister connection in therapy:  A More complete understanding of women.  New York: Oxford University Press.
  • O’Toole, S. K., Lanflisi, K., Kuba, S. A., Miller, K., Romeo, D., Cowan, R., & Demanarig, D. Development of an applied learning outcome measure of cultural competence.  Submitted to Training and Education in Professional Psychology on May 18, 2009.
  • Kuba, S. A. & Harris, D. J. & O’Toole, S. K. (2009).  Gender and Ethnic Oppression in the Treatment of Mexican American Women with Eating Disorders.  Women and Therapy,  In press.
  • Kuba, S. A. (2003). Sources of Anoretic Rage. An invited book review of The Development of Anorexia Nervosa: The Hunger Artists. Sylvia Brody. International Universities Press, 2002, 237pp, Psychology of Women Quarterly, 27, 191-192.
  • Kuba, S. A. & . Bluestone, H. H. (2002). Integrating Diversity Content across the Curriculum: Evaluation in a Clinical Graduate Program. In E. Davis-Russell (Ed.), The Multicultural Handbook. New York: Jossey-Bass.
  • Kuba, S.A. & Hanchey, S. (1990). A Woman's Body: The Feminist Treatment of Eating Disorders. In N.J. Van Den Berg (Ed.) The Feminist Treatment of Addictions, Springer Publishing Co., New York.
  • Kuba, S. A. & Harris, D. J. (2001). Eating Disturbances in Women of Color: An Exploratory study of contextual facotrs in the development of eating disorders in Mexican -American Women. Healthcare for Women International, Special Issue: Women and Chronic Illness. 22, 281-298.
  • Kuba, S. A. & Kenkel, M. B. (1997). The Wellness of women: Implications for the rural healthcare provider. In edited text Rural Healthcare Primer. American Psychological Association: Washington D.C.
  • Kuba, S. A. & Templer, D. I. (1998). Cognitive and neuropsychological effects of malnutrition in a sociopolitical context. Online Journal of Psychology, 4, 85-96.
  • Harris, D. & Kuba, S. (1997). Cultural identity in the identification and treatment of eating disorders. Professional Psychology: Research and Practice, 16,
  • Harris-Bluestone, H., Stokes, A., & Kuba, S. (1996) Toward an integrated program design: Evaluating the status of diversity training in a graduate psychology curriculum. Professional Psychology: Research and Practice, 15, 394-400.

Recent Dissertations Chaired

  • Park, Jeoung (2009) Effects of age, acculturation and country on differences in mental health attitudes of Korean and Korean Americans.
  • Beckman, J. (2009) Consistency of Parental Attitudes toward Pet Ownership and Animal Assisted Therapy for their Children
  • Woodbury, K. (2009) Perceived Job Control and Stress in Combat and non-Combat Military personnel Deployed in Iraq and Afghanistan
  • Gore, L (2009) Relationship between Ethnic Identity, Social Support and Body Image Factors in Cardio-Vascular Risk Factors for African American Women
  • Ortiz-Nance, M. M. (2009) Social Competence and Social Skills in Children with and without Maternal Depression
  • Salsbury, P. (2009) Infant Feeding Methods, Hunger-Satiety Awareness and Type II Diabetes
  • Garcia, S. (2009) Qualitative Study of Adolescents with Mothers who have Been Incarcerated
  • Viers, R (2009) Early versus late intervention in childhood sexual abuse survivors

Professional Activities

  • Private Practice Since 1984
  • Past Treasure, Newsletter Editor and Program Chair for San Joaquin Psychological Association
  • Member of APA, NCSPP and Association for Women in Psychology
  • Divisional Membership in APA's Psychology of Women and Society for the Study of Gay and Lesbian Concerns

Professional Licenses, Certifications, and Honors

  • California License No. PSY 8406
  • Fresno Area Psychological Association – Presidential Award - 2004
  • Claymont High School – Distinguished Alumni Award, 2004
  • Alliant International University Leadership Award, 2001

Interests and Hobbies

  • Kayaking
  • Hiking
  • Camping
  • Gardening
  • Reading
  • Writing

Editorial Boards

  • AD Hoc Reviewer for the Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology – APA publication
  • Ad Hoc Reviewer for the Professional Psychology: Research and Practice - APA Publication
  • Ad Hoc Reviewer for the Psychology of Women Quarterly, - APA Publication
  • Ad Hoc Reviewer for the American Psychological Association Annual Meeting, Division 35 Reviewer, 2007, 2009.

 

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