Resume
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
San Francisco State University
2006-Present Professor Emeritus
1990-2006 Professor
1993-2006 Director, Center for Fluency Disorders
1990-1993 Director of the Communicative Disorders Program, Professor
1985-1989 Associate Professor
1981-1985 Director of the Communicative Disorders Program, Associate Professor
1977-1981 Director of Clinical Services, Assistant Professor
Governors State University
1973-1977 University Professor (GSU has no ranks)
Private Practice
1974-2008 Stuttering therapy, parent training, learning problems
Consulting
2000-present Personal coaching, business, presentation skills, change, caregiving, end of life
COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT
2009-2013 Pathways Home Health and Hospice
2005-2009 Hospice By the Bay; home hospice caregiver
2005-2007 George Mark Children’s House, bedside caregiver
2004-2005 Zen Hospice Project; bedside Caregiver
PROFESSIONAL TRAINING
Education
Doctor of Philosophy: University of Pittsburgh Speech Pathology 1974
Master of Arts Degree: University of Pittsburgh Political Science 1970
Bachelor of Arts Degree: University of Pittsburgh Philosophy 1968
Professional Credentials
Certificate of Clinical Competence-Speech Path, American Speech-Language-Hearing Association
State of California Board of Medical Examiners Speech Pathologists License
Specialty Certification, Fluency Disorders, American Speech-Language-Hearing Association
HONORS AND AWARDS
Non-University
2014 Top 10 Online Caregiver Advocates, TheCaregiverSpace.org
2010 Hospice Volunteer of the Year, Hospice Volunteer Association
2010 Best Buddhist Writings of 2010
2010 Grand Prize Winner, International Competition, London Book Festival
2010 Best Inspirational Book, International Competition,London Book Festival
2007 1st Place, Choices, a play. Oxford International Institute for Documentary and Drama in Conflict Transformation
2005 1st Place, Living in the Elephant’s Footprint, Non-Fiction, Jack London Writing Conference
2004 $10,000 Winner, Fixing? Helping? Or Serving? John Templeton World-Wide Essay Competition
2002 1st Place, You’ll Like It. Foster City International Writing Contest, Free Verse Poetry
2002 2nd Place, Who’s in Charge of Catching the Bad Guys? Foster City International WritingContest, Humor
2002 2nd Place, Demcheck Avenue Foster City International Writing Contest, Short Story
2002 3rd Place, Images of New York, Poem Kingdom National Poetry Contest
2002 2ndPlace, Tidal Movements, American Society on Aging/National Council on Aging Poetry/Photography Contest
2002 1st Place, Chariots of Conscience, Greyhound Lines National Essay Contest
2001 1st Place, A Bean Hollow Goodbye, California State Poetry Society, August
2001 2nd Place, Images of New York, California State Poetry Society, September
1996 Guest of Honor, Flathead Reservation Tribal Pow-Wow, Montana
University
1999 Creative Project Award,
1999 Release time for the development of the Center for Stuttering Disorders
1997 Sabbatical Leave Award
1991 Sabbatical Leave Award
1989 Distinguished Service to the Community, San Francisco Elks Lodge
1989 Meritorious Performance and Professional Promise Award
1988 Nominee, California State University Academic Program Review Team
1983 Sabbatical Leave Award
1971 United States Office of Education Doctoral Fellowship
1968 University Tuition Fellowship
1967 State Senatorial Scholarship
TEACHING EXPERIENCE
Seminars
Communicative Disorders I-undergraduate
Introduction to Speech Pathology-undergraduate
Introduction to Clinical Practice-undergraduate/graduate
Introduction to Speech Pathology-graduate
Disabled Children, Home and Society-graduate
Advanced Clinical Skills-graduate
Language Disorders in Children-graduate
Stuttering-graduate
Counseling in Speech Pathology-graduate
Introduction to Disabled Children-graduate
Language Development-graduate
Sociolinguistics-graduate
Supervision
Children’s Language Disorders-undergraduate/graduate
Children’s Articulation Disorders-undergraduate/graduate
Autism-undergraduate/graduate
Stuttering-graduate
Voice-graduate
Aphasia-graduate
Extern Supervision: Public Schools-graduate
Extern Supervision: Hospitals, Rehab Sites-graduate
PUBLICATIONS
Popular/Mass Market Books
2016 Goldberg, S., Loving, Supporting, and Caring for the Cancer Patient. Rowan & Littlefield, New York
2014 Goldberg, S., “I Have Cancer,” 48 Things To Do When You Hear Those Words. Kindle Version, Wisdom to Practice Books
2012 Goldberg, S., Leaning Into Sharp Points: Practical Guidance and Nurturing Support for Caregivers, San Rafael, CA: New World Library
2010 Goldberg, S., Lessons for the Living: Stories of Forgiveness, Gratitude, and Courage at the End of Life, Boston: Shambhala Publications
– Chinese translation (Mainland) 2013
– Indonesian translation 2012
– Portuguese translation, 2012
– Chinese translation (Taiwan), 2011
2005 Goldberg, S. Ready to Learn: What Parents Can Do to Help. Oxford University Press, New York
Professional Books
1997 Goldberg, S.A. Clinical Skills for Speech-Language Pathologists. San Diego: Singular Publishing.
1996 Culatta, R. and Goldberg, S.A. Stuttering Therapy: An Integrated Approach to Theory and Practice. Boston: Allyn & Bacon
1993 Goldberg, S.A. Clinical Intervention: A Philosophy and Methodology for Clinical Practice. New York: Macmillian
1981 Goldberg, S.A. Behavioral Cognitive Stuttering Therapy: (BCST) Tigard, Oregon: C.C. Publications
Chapters
Goldberg, S. (2014) A Lesson for the Living in Andrea Miller (ed.) All the Rage: Buddhist Wisdom on Anger and Acceptance,Boston, Shambhala Publications
Goldberg, S. (2010)Lessons for the Living (Lead Chapter) in M. McLead Best Buddhist Writings of 2010 (3d), Boston, Shambhala
Goldberg, S. (2007) Being present at the bedside in A. Holland (ed.), Communication and Positive Counseling, San Diego: Plural Publications
– revised chapter in new edition, 2013
Goldberg, S. (2005) Fixing? Helping? Or Serving?, in The Power of Purpose Awards, Coismo: New York.
Goldberg, S. (2005) The 10 Rules of Change, in Personal Growth & Behavior 6/7, Karen Duffy (Ed.), New York: McGraw-Hill
INTERNET ARTICLES
The Following articles have been published on my website stangoldbergwriter.com, where I average more than 6,000 page views a month. Each article is routinely carried on more than 20 other websites
Aging and Illness
2012 Alzheimer’s: Awareness Isn’t Enough
Reprints:
Hormones Matter (hormonesmatter.com)
Aging with Grace (itunes.apple.com)
Meryl Comer (id-id.fb.me/meryl.comer.alz)
Luke Vorsteman (yasni.com)
Main Street Living (
Alzheimer’s Association Nebraska Chapter (https://m.0.facebook.com/ALZNebraska?v)
2012 Feeling like a 1960 Edsel?-You’re Just Aging
Reprints:
2012 I’m Different: Illness-based Identity
2012 She says “I have cancer.” Now, what do you say?
2011 Going First: Preparing for a Loved One’s Death
2011 Opening the Soul’s Door: Caregiving
2011 A Dying Man’s Question; A Turkish Answer
2011 It’s Only Alzheimer’s, Not the Bloody Plague!
2011 My Brain is Fried: Inside Chronic Illnesses
2011 Caregivers: We’re Not Mother Teresa
2011 A New Workshop for Caregivers
2011 Leaning Into Sharp Points: Practical Guidance and Nurturing Support for Caregivers-Introduction (excerpt)
2010 The Zen of Eating Cream of Wheat: A Journey Into Dementia
2010 The Zeniness of Aging
2010 Top 10 Insults for Old People
2010 Patient Choice: A Medical Cop-Out
2010 Understanding Chronic and Terminal Illness: A Guide for Healthy People
2010 Prostate Cancer Research Funding and Male Vanity
2010 Faces of Grief
2010 When the Ground Shakes: A Need for Structure
2009 What’s Wrong with My Underwear?
2009 Has the Music Stopped? Life After a Loss
2004 You’ve Got It!
End of Life<
2012 The Goodbye Party: A Tribute to Your Dying Loved One
2011 How Can I Be a Compassionate Caregiver?
2011 “Shoot me, Please”: The Right to Die
2010 The Good Death: Views of Academics and Trench Workers
2010 Thoughts as You Approach Your Own Death
2010 Choosing How To Die. Does it Make a Difference?
2010 What Makes You Think You’ll Live Forever?
2010 Dying the Way We Live
2010 Memories: A Call to Reconnect
2010 Dying Stands Logic on its Head
2009 Helping Our Loved Ones Die-1: Introduction (video)
2009 Helping Our Loved Ones Die-2: Sitting (video)
2009 Helping Our Loved Ones Die-3: Create a Positive Environment (video)
2009 Helping Our Loved Ones Die-4: Simplifying Life (video)
2009 Helping Our Loved Ones Die-5: Listen More, Talk Less (video)
2009 Helping Our Loved Ones Die-6: Don’t Rely Just on Words (video)
2009 Helping Our Loved Ones Die-7: Talk About Death (video)
2009 Helping Our Loved Ones Die-8: Forgive and Ask For Forgiveness (video)
2009 Helping Our Loved Ones Die-9: Give Thanks (video)
2009 Helping Our Loved Ones Die-10: Private Experiences (video)
2009 Helping Our Loved Ones Die-11: Giving Permission to Leave (video)
2009 Helping Our Loved Ones Die-12: Final Thoughts (video)
2009 Cudos to 60 Minutes
2009 The Hard Work of Dying
2009 Hospice care. False charges from Health Care Bill Opponents
2009 Stones in Our Pockets: A Monk’s Story
2009 Bottomless Holes
2009 Eunice Shriver: A Lesson in Dying
2009 Counseling at the End of Life
2007 There’s an Elephant in the Room:Issues in Death and Dying
2006 Shedding Your Fears:Bedside Etiquette for Dying Patients
2006 Am I Dying? A Child’s Question
Grieving and Recovery
2012 When You Can’t Let Go
2012 Want Enlightenment? Think Less, Do more
2011 Opening the Soul’s Door: Caregiving
2011 It’s Not Our Fault
2011 Playing for Relatives: Understanding Buchenwald
2010 I’m in Shock! But It’s Nothing Personal
2010 10 Suggestions for Living: Advice from a Tibetan Hermit and My Mother
2010 Becoming Something Different
2006 The Power of Ritual
2005 Searching For Healing
2002 Reinvent Yourself: 12 Principles of Change
Poems
2011 Of Course You Remember
2011 It’s Not Our Fault
2004 You’ll Like It
2003 Through an Old Sealed Window (Formally Steve and Mac)
2002 A Bean Hollow Goodbye
2002 Tidal Movements
2001 Images of New York
Short Stories
2011 Chariots of Conscience
2010 Subway Christmas Carols
Travel and Humor
2011 Welcome to Kauai. What’s the Strange Stick in Your Hand?
2002 Cowboying Up!
Magazine Articles
Goldberg, S.A. (2011) How Can I Be a Compassionate Caregiver? Buddhadharma. November,
Goldberg, S. (2009) Learning from our losses. Living With Loss. Winter
Goldberg, S. (2009) The hard work of dying. Shambhala Magazine. Oct/Nov.
Goldberg, S. (2006) 6 Ways of Making Presentations More Effective Immediately. American Venture Magazine.com
Goldberg, S. (2006) Shedding your fears. Topics in Stroke Rehabilitation , 13:1, 63-67.
Goldberg, S. (2005) Finding Happiness in Your Child, Excerpt from Ready to Learn
Reprinted in Lifechallenges.org
Reprinted in SingleMom.com
Reprinted in Star Weekend Magazine
Reprinted in Special Children.About. Com
Reprinted in Familyresource.com
Reprinted in Modernmomn.com
Goldberg, S. (2005) Searching for healing. Cover article, inaugural edition, International Inquirer, Oct CSU,Fresno, CA.
Goldberg, S., (2005) A Life Changed: Lessons Learned as a Hospice Volunteer, SFSU Magazine, Winter, Vol. 5, no 1 (cover article).
Goldberg, S., (2005) The Path to Easy Learning. Parent Guide News, Feb.
Goldberg, S. (2005) Finding Happiness in Your Child, Excerpt from Ready to Learn
Reprinted in Selfgrowth.com
Goldberg, S. (2004) Fixing? Helping? Serving?, San Francisco Call (reprinted from Power of Purpose Awards), Nov 23.
Goldberg, S.A. (2003). You’ve Got It! Mt. Zion Cancer Clinic Magazine. Winter Edition.
Goldberg, S.A. (2003) Are We Losing Our Heart? ASHA Leader, June.
Goldberg, S.A. (2002) Reinvent Yourself: 10 Principles of Change. Psychology Today. Oct. (lead article).
Reprinted in Depression Center, Yahoo Group.
Reprinted in The Specious Report, University Of Hawaii, Psychology Department, Feb.
Reprinted in Look Smart
Reprinted in Questia.com.
Goldberg, S.A. (2002). Cowboying Up! Horse & Rider, June, 2002.
Goldberg, S.A. (2002). What Public School Therapists Won’t, Or Can’t Tell You. Reaching Out,Apr.
Goldberg, S.A. (2002) Frequently Asked Questions About Stuttering, ParentsPals.com.
Goldberg, S.A. (2000) Mendocino Magic. Saltwater Fly Fishing. Dec.
Goldberg, S.A. (1999) Welcome to Kauai: What’s that Long Skinny Pole in Your hand? Saltwater FlyFishing. Dec.
Goldberg, S.A. (1998) Exploring San Francisco Bay. Saltwater Fly Fishing. Winter Edition.
Newspaper Columns
2007 The Magic of Music Hospice Volunteer News (featured regular article).Third Quarter
2007 Respect: What it Means to a Dying Person. Hospice Volunteer News (featured regular article). Second Quarter
2007 Am I Dying? : A Child’s Question. Hospice Volunteer News (featured regular article). First Quarter
2006 Communicating is Not Just Words. Hospice Volunteer News (featured regular article).Winter.
2006 Ritual: How We Heal, Hospice Volunteer News, (featured regular article). Fall.
2006 Death, the final transition. Hospice Volunteer News. (featured regular column, Spring.
2005 Cancer’s life lessons: How a brush with death can amplify the joys of living. Apr. 13, USA Today, OpEd
Poetry
2011 Goldberg, S.A. Of Course You Remember (published only on website)
2011 Goldberg, S.A. It’s Not Our Fault (published only on website)
2004 Goldberg, S.A., You’ll like it! (published only on website)
2003 Goldberg, S.A. Steve & Mac, North Beach Beat, Arts and Literary Edition, 1, 9
2002 Goldberg, S.A. A Bean Hollow Goodbye. Potpourri Literary Magazine. Winter edition
2002 Goldberg, S.A. A Bean Hollow Goodbye. Erato Magazine
2002 Goldberg, S.A. New York Images, Erato Magazine
2001 Goldberg, S.A. New York Images, San Francisco Chronicle, October 14, 2001
Plays (Performed)
Goldberg, S.A. (2008) 10 minute excerpt from Choices, a three-act-play to be performed at the
First Stage fundraiser, Los Angeles, June.
RADIO/TV INTERVIEWS, QUOTES AND EDITORIALS
2013 Caregiving During the Span of Life National Council of Science Taipei, Taiwan (tentative)
2012 KRON-TV4 Weekend with Henry Tannenbaum
2012 In the Spirit on WRPI, Schenectady, New York, Gary Goldberg Leaning Into Sharp Points
2012 Kate Loving & the Collective Wisdom, Blog Talk Radio
2012 Conversations Live Radio, Leaning Into Sharp Points, Cyrus Webb
2012 “It’s All About You” Blog Radio, A Discussion About Caregiving, Darien Marshal
2012 Caregiving: The Whole Package, Not the Myth, Why There Are Words, Sausalito, CA
2012 WGBB’s Turn on Your Inner Light, Leaning Into Sharp Points Interview, Debbie Mandel
2012 HealthyLife.net Radio, Leaning Into Sharp Points Interview,Linda MacKenzie
2012 KSVY’s Health Matters radio show, Dr. Ned Hoke, Sonoma, CA
2012 Walking with Spirit” Achieve Radio Network, Monique Chapman
2012 WCBQ/WHNC Alvin Augustus Jones Show radio show, Dr. Alvin Jones Washington, DC
2012 CFAX’s Mid-Day radio show, Dave Dickson, Victoria, B.C. Canada
2012 WAIF/ WMKV Life is Meant to be Good radio show, Reverend George Whitton, Cincinnati, Ohio
2012 Inner Views-Talk Radio, Simron Singh, Caregiving
2012 Your Health is Your Wealth radio show, Leaning Into Sharp Points-Caregiver Perspective, Dr. Cindy Anderson.
2012 Energy Times Magazine, Caregiver Stress article, Claire Skyes
2012 Global Vision Radio, WGRN, Leaning Into Sharp Points Interview, Colleen Pyke
2012 Publisher’s Weekly, Leaning Into Sharp Points Review, Kerry Weber
2012 Silver Connections. Radio Program for Working Caregivers, Leaning Into Sharp Points, Patricia O’Dea-Evans
2012 Guest Appearance, Shakuhachi and Native American Flute, Sunset Youth Orchestra, San Francisco, CA
2011 Native American Flute and Shakuhachi Performance,Hope Hospice Fundraiser Hike Sunol ,California
2010 Native American Flute and Shakuhachi Performance, Hope Hospice Fundraiser Hike Sunol, California
2010 Listening to the Dying, Commonweal Benefit, San Francisco, CA
2010 Lessons for Living from the Dying, London Book Fair Grand Prize Winner Award Ceremony, London, Great Britain
2006 Home as a Super Learning Place, Aaron Dalton, BJ’s Wholesale Club Magazine, June.
2006 Give Them A Good Start: Setting Up Your Home For Preschool Learning, ParentsJournal.com, February 27-March 10. 180 stations, mostly NPR, and overseas in 140 countries through the Armed Forces Network with an estimated weekly audience of over 2 million.
2006 Playing games in school: Using videos helps students love to learn their lessons, San Francisco Chronicle, Matthew Yi, February 20
2006 Cutting-edge school rubs some parents wrong way Chicago Tribune, Lisa Black, February 6
2006 Making Your Home a Super Learning Center, ParentsJournal.com, February 27-March 10. 180 stations, mostly NPR, and overseas in 140 countries through the Armed Forces Network with an estimated weekly audience of over 2 million.
2005 More Gray Please, KQED Perspective Series, November 16, 20
2005 Leaning Into the Sharp Points, KQED Perspective Series, Oct 6, 8
2005 Bondo for Education, Podcast.net, June 6
2005 Peter Jennings Begins Chemotherapy, Mediabistro.com, April, 13
2005 Teaching Your Baby, Pregnacy.org, June, 22, 2005
2005 In the News: ABC News Anchor Peter Jennings Diagnosed with Lung Cancer, Yourgriefmatters.com, May.
2005 Leaving all children behind, KQED Perspective Series, June 9, 11
2005 Positive Parenting, KOIT, San Francisco, CA July 3
Positive Parenting, WGMS Washington, D.C. July 3
Positive Parenting, WMOV, Ravenswood, WV, July 3
2005 Getting Children Ready for Kindergarten, WrittenVoices.com, SucessTalk.com, Feb. 24
2005 Featured Author: Stan Goldberg, Thompson/Delmar Learning Magazine, April
2005 Children and Learning-On-line Live Chat, Women-Together.com, April 5.
2005 Helping Children Learn, ParentsJournal.com, March 15 180 stations, mostly NPR, and overseas in 140 countries through the Armed Forces Network with an estimated weekly audience of over 2 million.
2005 Stress: Busted!, Women’s Health Magazine. Feb/March 2004
Faces, Jewish Weekly News, October, 28
2004 Diagnose Your Stress, Women’s Health Magazine. Feb/March 2004
The Role of Volunteers in Hospice. Invited Interactant, Buddhist Lotus Hospice Care Foundation.Taipei, Taiwan
2003 Who Owns Literary: Shalom Chaverem or Katie Bar the Door?, Richard Culatta & Jill Lewis, American Reading Forum’s 2003 Yearbook.
2002 Make Change Happen – Now! Cosmopolitan-German Edition, November 20,2002
Principles of Change in Stuttering Therapy. Tech TV, a National Cable TV Station, August 1, 2002
How to Change. KOGO radio station, August 9, San Diego, CA
2002 Reinvent Yourself. KPOP radio station, August 10, San Diego, CA
1998 Daddy to Make It Better in Listen to Your Heart: Reflections on Growing Up with Stuttering Friends Organization. San Francisco, CA
1995 Problems in Special Education. San Francisco Examiner, October,
GENERAL POPULATION PRESENTATIONS AND WORKSHOPS
2012 Speech Language Pathologists and Cargiving, Communicative Disorders Program, San Francisco State University
2012 Incorporating Family Caregivers Into the Hospice Team. Webinar sponsored by Total Living Choices
2012 Book Release Party: A Conversation About Caregiving, Bookpassage Corte Madera,California
2012 Practical Guidance and Nurturing Support for Caregivers, General Public Talk Home Hospice, Sherman, TX
2011 Integrating Family Caregivers Into Hospice Service, Staff Development Workshop, Home Hospice, Sherman, TX
2011 Learning to Live by Caring for the Dying, Guest Speaker, The Meaning of Life Annual Luncheon, Hospice Calgary, Calgary Alberta
2011 Training Family Caregivers to Serve, Staff Development Workshop, Hospice Calgary, Calgary Alberta
2011 Preparing Caregivers for the Death of a Loved One,National Adult Day Services Association NADSA Annual Conference Milwaukee, Wisconsin
2011 How Do I Do This? Easing a Loved One’s Death and Reducing the Severity and Duration of Grief, Florida Conference on Aging 2011 – Aging: Through a New Lens St. Pete Beach, Florida.
2010 Communication Counseling with the Dying, Communicative Disorders Counseling Seminar, San Francisco State University, San Francisco, CA
2010 Learning for Our Dying Patients and Loved Ones, Hospice of Petaluma, Petaluma, CA
2010 What Our Patients Need From Us, Sutter VNA & Hospice, Volunteer Workshop, Daly City, CA.
2010 A New model for Understanding and Treating Grief 7th Annual Conference on Making Sense of Dying and Death, Prague, Czech Republic
2010 Lessons from Our Patients, Hospice of Rutherford County, Forrest City, NC.
2010 How the Dying Process Information, Hospice of Rutherford County, Forrest City, NC.
2010 Why Hospice, Harmony Hospice Foundation, Carnegie, PA
2010 Listening to Our Patients, Harmony Hospice Foundation, Carnegie, PA
2010 What Hospice Gives, Pathways Home Health & Hospice Foundation, Los Altos Hills, CA.
2009 Lessons for the Living: Stories of Forgiveness, Gratitude, and Courage at the End of Life. Left Coast Writers sponsored at Book Passages, Corte Madera, CA.
2009 Lessons for the Living: Stories of Forgiveness, Gratitude, and Courage at the End of Life, East-West Bookstore, Redwood City, CA.
2009 Vigiling, Pathways Home Care and Hospice, South San Francisco, CA
2009 Using Music in Hospice, Pathways Home Care and Hospice South San Francisco, CA
2009 Lessons for the Living: Stories of Forgiveness, Gratitude, and Courage at the End of Life. Inside Story Time, San Francisco, CA
2009 Lessons for the Living: Stories of Forgiveness, Gratitude, and Courage at the End of Life. Many Rivers Bookstore, Sebastopol, CA.
2009 Lessons for the Living: Stories of Forgiveness, Gratitude, and Courage at the End of Life. Copperfield’s Bookstore, Petaluma, CA
2009 Lessons for the Living: Stories of Forgiveness, Gratitude, and Courage at the End of Life. A Great Good Place for Books, Pleasanton, CA
2009 Understanding Terminal Illness, University of Arizona, Tucson AZ
2007 Case Studies, Volunteer Training, Hospice By the Bay, San Francisco, CA
2006 Case Studies, Volunteer Training, Hospice By The Bay, San Francisco, CA
2006 HealYourself Through Service: A Bodhisattva approach to Living, Esalen Institute, Big Sur, California, June 25-30
2006 A Love Story. San Francisco Writer’s Workshop Benefit, March, San Francisco, CA
2005 How to Serve the Dying, Hospice by the Bay, San Francisco, CA, October 22
2005 How Volunteers Can Serve the Dying, Hospice By The Bay, San Francisco, CA,
2005 The Role of the Volunteer, George Mark Children’s House, San Leandro, CA
2005 Regain Your Joy After a Disability, San Francisco City College, San Francisco, CA,
2005 The Role of the Volunteer, George Mark Children’s House, San Leandro, CA, September 16
2005 How to Change Using Tibetan Buddhism and Clinical Research. July 29-31. Esalen Institute, Big Sur, California.
2005 Regain Your Joy After a Disability, San Francisco City College, San Francisco, CA, May 8
2005 Regain Your Joy After a Disability, San Francisco City College, San Francisco, May
2005 Ready to Learn. Border’s Bookstore, July, San Francisco, CA.
2005 Ready to Learn. Cody’s Bookstore, April 7, Berkeley, CA
2005 Ready to Learn. Stacey’s Bookstore, April 11, San Francisco, CA
2004 The Role of Volunteers in Hospice. Invited Interactant, Buddhist Lotus Hospice Care Foundation.Taipei, Taiwan
2004 The role of volunteers in hospice. Invited Guest, Buddhist Lotus Hospice Care Foundation. Taipei, Taiwan
2003 Reinvent yourself after a disability. San Bruno Senior Center, San Bruno, CA
2002 Chariots of conscience. Crystal Springs Creative Writers Annual Spring Reading. San Bruno, CA
EDITORIAL CONSULTANT
2010 Me and My Alzheimer’s, by Norm McNamara
2006 My Life History and Death; A Journey of Meaning, Steve Kay Story, script consultant, Video biography of a AIDS victim, San Francisco, CA.
2006 AHE Productions, Toronto Canada Story consultant on documentary television pilot on forced transitions
2006 Cornerstone Theatre, Los Angeles, CA, Story and dialogue consultant on play about caregivers, through Hospice by the Bay
2004-2010 Oxford University Press
2005-2010 American Journal of Speech Language Pathology
2002-2004 Delmar Learning/Singular Publications
1997-2011 Journal of Fluency Disorders
1997 Allyn & Bacon. Van Keulen, J.E., Weddington, G.T. and Debose, C.E. (1997) Speech, Language,Learning, and the African American Child. Allyn & Bacon, Boston.
1986 Charles Merrill Shames, G. & Rubin, H.(1986) Stuttering Therapy, Then and Now. Columbus,Ohio: Charles Merrill.
1979 HC Electronics Wayte, P. (1979) Phonic Mirror/Phonic Ear Therapy Manual. Mill Valley, Calif: HC Electronics.
APPROVED GRANT PROPOSALS
1999 Development of a Center for Fluency Disorders, San Francisco State University, $5000.
1998 Outcome comparisons between two teaching approaches for remediating communicative disorders: strategies vs. behaviors. San Francisco State University, $5000.
1992 Interdisciplinary training of speech and language pathologists. Office of Education Grant, $460,000
1990 Effects of prenatal drug exposure on the development of speech and language. California State University Chancellor’s Research Grant, $2,500
1990 Identification of variables related to stuttering subcategories, San Francisco State University NIH Biomedical Research Support Grant, $7,500
1989 The development of programmed videotapes for the training of speech-language pathologists and audiologists, Lottery Discretionary Funds, $11,200,
1988 Visi-Pitch: Speech and Voice Characteristics Analyzer, Lottery Discretionary Funds, $12,000
1985 The Development of a Self-Supporting Professional Communicative Disorders Clinic. San Francisco State University. $42,500.
1984 The Training of Asian Speaking Speech Pathologists. U.S. Department of Education. $226,329
1980 Development of Clinical Skills in Speech Pathology. San Francisco State University Affirmative Action Program Grant, $4,750
GRANT REVIEWS
1994-1995 United States Office of Education
Focus Group: Restructuring of Grant Review/Awarding Process
Early Childhood Personnel Preparation
Technology, Educational Media, and Materials Projects that Create
Innovative Tools for Students with Disabilities
Special Educators Competition, Personnel Preparation
CONSULTING POSITIONS
2007 Littler, Mendleson, Law Firm Expert witness, civil lawsuit
2006-present American Medical Forensic Specialists, Expert witness, consultant on speech, language, and learning lawsuits
2006 California State Licensing Board-Speech Language Pathology, Sacramento, Expert, ethics violations
2006 State of California, Department of Transportation, Expert witness, civil lawsuit
2006 My Life History and Death; A Journey of Meaning, San Francisco Story, script consultant to Steve Kay; Video biography of an AIDS victim, San Francisco, CA.
2006 AHE Productions, Toronto Canada, Story consultant on documentary television pilot on forced transitions
2006 Cornerstone Theatre. Los Angeles, CA, Story and dialogue consultant on play about caregivers, through Hospice by the Bay
2005-2006 Lafayette and Kumagai, Law Firm, San Francisco, Expert witness, civil lawsuit
2005-2010 Speech Strategies, Confidential consulting for business executives; presentation skills, organizational change, personnel issues
2005-present Hospice Volunteer Training Institute, Sebastopol, CA
Featured Columnist
Developer of volunteer education courses
2005-2006 George Mark Children’s House, San Leandro, CA
Volunteer training, grant proposals, organizational structure
2005-2008 Hospice by the Bay, San Francisco
Volunteer training
2005-present Private End-of-Life Coach (gratis)
2005 San Francisco Fund for Education
Strategic planning
2005 Stone, Yamashita, San Francisco, CA
Presentation skills
2004 Swinerton Builders, Los Angeles, CA
Presentation skills
2004 Zen Hospice Project, San Francisco, CA
Development
2003 Sacred Heart Elementary School, San Francisco, CA
Teacher education
2003-2008 Cupertino School District, Cupertino, CA
Parent trainer/intervention coordinator
2002 California State Licensing Board; Speech Language Pathology, Sacramento Expert, ethics violations
2001 State of California, Attorney General’s Office
Legal consultant, civil lawsuit
2000 City/County of California, City Attorney’s Office, San Francisco Expert legal witness, consultant civil lawsuit
1995-1997 Community Advisory Committee, San Francisco, CA
Inclusion model, San Francisco Unified School District
1973-1999 Program Development
1998-1999 Appalachian State University, Summer Fluency Camp
1995-1996 Flathead Indian Reservation: Speech Pathology Program 1995-1996 Appalachian State University-ASHA Review
1994-1995 Costa Rico Ministry of Education
1992-1993 San Francisco Head Start, San Francisco, CA
1986 Governors State University, Park Forest South, Il
1983 University of Rhode Island, Providence, RI
1980-1986 San Francisco Infant Program, San Francisco, CA
1974 Kankakee State Hospital, Kankakee, Il
1973-1977 Center for Exceptional Children, Harvey, Il
NON-TEACHING UNIVERSITY ACTIVITIES
Directed Program Reviews (all reviews were successful)
1993 ASHA 7 year National reaccredidation review
1984 ASHA yearly review
University Committees
1993-1996 San Francisco State Foundation, member Board of Directors, Finance Committee; chair, Indirect Costs Committee, Director Applicant Committee
1994 Cultural Infusion Task Force, member
UNIVERSITY REPRESENTATION
1996 University of Guam. Development of a distance training program for graduate students in communicative disorders.
1994 Costa Rico Ministry of Education. Provided assistance in the development of speech-language training program for the University of Costa Rico serving the training needs of Central America
1990-1992 State Site Evaluator, California Teacher Commission. Program reviewer for communicative disorders programs throughout California offering clinical rehabilitation teaching credentials.
1981-1984 Advisory Committee on Children, Adolescents, and Maternal Problems. Member of the Board of Supervisor’s Advisory Committee for Children, Adolescents, and Maternal Problems, City of San Francisco. Nominated and appointed by the San Francisco Board of Supervisors to represent San Francisco State University.
1977-1981 Mental Health Advisory Board. Member of the Citizen’s Advisory Board, District V Mental Health Center, City and County of San Francisco. Nominated and appointed by San Francisco Board of Supervisors, to represent San Francisco State University.
PROFESSIONAL PRESENTATIONS (SPEECH-LANGAUAGE PATHOLOGY)
2007 Literacy Behind the Scenes: Exploring Adolescent Friendship and Identity;
Invited reactant, American Reading Forum Annual Conference, Sanibel, FL. December.
2005 15 Strategies for Improving Classroom Learning-Immediately. Granada Learning Conference, Granada Spain, July 11-14.
2002 Using principles of change in reading therapy. American Reading Forum, Sanibel, FL
2001 Speech-language pathologist’s role in reading issues. Invited reactant. American Reading Forum, Sanibel, FL
2001 Looking is not necessarily seeing. American Speech-Language-Hearing Association, New Orleans, LA
2001 Forty procedures for improving fluency treatment. American Speech-Language-Hearing Association, New Orleans, LA
2001 Time for a name change: Clinical instruction, not supervision. American Speech- Language-Hearing Association, New Orleans, LA
2000 Reversal of adventitious disfluency via transcutaneous laryngeal anestization American Speech-Language-Hearing Association, Washington, D.C.
1999 Using strategies to effect the outcome of therapy. American Speech-Language-Hearing Association, San Francisco, CA
1996 Advanced clinical skills for speech-language clinicians. Short course, invited presenter. American Speech-Language-Hearing Association, Seattle, WA
1996 Stuttering frequency in tasks of varying linguistic complexity. American Speech-Language-Hearing Association, Seattle, WA
1996 Advantages and disadvantages of university training clinics. American Speech-Language-Hearing Association, Seattle, WA
1996 Advanced clinical skills for speech-language clinicians. Workshops sponsored by Singular Press and IntelliGroup Publications, New York City, NY, San Francisco, CA, Los Angeles, CA, Irvine, CA
1995 The use of PROLAM in diagnosing and treating stuttering:American Speech-Language-Hearing Association, Orlando, FL
1995 Generalization and maintenance programs: Their relationship to stuttering relapse. Sponsored by Singular Press and IntelliGroup Publishers, Irvine, CA
1994 Counseling parents of young stutterers, American Speech-Language-Hearing Association New Orleans, LA
1994 Diversity is more than ethnicity: Macrocultures and microcultures in stuttering, American Speech-Language-Hearing Association, New Orleans, LA
1994 Stuttering assessment and therapy. Presentation sponsored by the Ministry of Education of Costa Rico for all speech-language pathologists in Costa Rico, with representation from neighboring countries. San Jose, Costa Rico
1992 Criteria for the selection of stuttering intervention techniques and programs. American Speech-Language-Hearing Association, Anaheim, CA
1992 Differential diagnosis of stuttering: An application procedure. American Speech-Language-Hearing Association, Anaheim, CA
1991 The demise of stuttering therapy. American Speech-Language-Hearing Association, Detroit, MI
1991 Genetics and stuttering. American Speech-Language-Hearing Association National Tele-Conference, Rockville, MD
1990 The effects of experience upon clinical observations. American Speech-Language-Hearing Association, Seattle, WA
1990 Identification of clinical skills and their relationship to clinical training. American Speech-Language-Hearing Association, Seattle, WA
1989 A strategy for teaching concepts through case structure grammar American Speech-Language-Hearing Association,St. Louis, MO
2004 Compassion: Serving from our hearts and heads. American Speech-LanguageHearing Association, Annual Conference. November, Philadelphia, PA
2004 Choosing the middle path: Using the wisdom of the East in developing IEP’s, Invited keynote speaker, Conference on IEP’s (individual educational plans) National Hsin-Chu Teachers College. Taipei, Taiwan
2004 Using principals of change with children. Invited speaker, National Taiwan Normal University. Taipei, Taiwan
2002 Reduce your stuttering: 10 principles of change. Invited speaker, Sacramento Chapter, National Stuttering Association, Sacramento, CA
2002 Why stuttering therapy doesn’t work. Invited speaker. National Stuttering Association, San Francisco, CA
2002 Interactive processes in supervision. Invited speaker. Communicative Disorders Clinic Annual Conference. Appalachian State University, Boone, NC
2001 How not to fail when doing stuttering therapy. California State Speech-Language Hearing Association. Monterey, CA
2001 Is it therapy or is it assessment? Invited speaker, North Carolina Speech-Language Hearing Association, Wilmington, NC
2001 How to and how not to supervise. Invited speaker, North Carolina Association of Speech-Language Hearing Supervisors, Wilmington, NC
1999 Advances in clinical skills. Invited Speaker for annual Appalachian State Symposium of Clinical Issues. Boone, NC
1996 Training school speech-language clinicians. Workshop conducted for clinical supervisors. Guam Department of Education, Guam
1998 Supervision and the development of clinical skills. Workshop conducted at Appalachian State University, Boone, NC
1998 Advanced clinical skills for school speech-language clinicians. Workshop conducted for the Grant Woods School District, Cedar Rapids IA
1996 Clinical skills for school speech-language clinicians. Master clinicians meeting. November, 1996, San Francisco State University, San Francisco, CA
1996 Supervision of communicative disorders student clinicians. Workshop for all Communicative Disorders Supervisors. November, 1996. San Francisco State University, San Francisco, CA
1995 PROLAM-GM: A new way of assessing and treating stuttering.Vallejo Distinct Speech-Language Pathologists. Vallejo, CA
1995 An assessment of SFUSD’s full inclusion model.Community Advisory Committee for the San Francisco Unified School District. San Francisco, CA
1991 Generalization and maintenance in stuttering therapy. North Carolina Speech-Language Hearing Association, Greensboro, NC
1991 All stutterers are not alike: Implications for the selection of therapy protocols. California State Speech-Language Hearing Association, Long Beach, CA
1991 Identification of core clinical competencies. California State Speech-Language Hearing Association, Long Beach, CA
1990 Directions in speech pathology and audiology curriculums. San Francisco State University Chapter, National Student Speech-Language and Hearing Association, San Francisco, CA
1990 Understanding communicative disorders in the practice of physical therapy. Graduate students in the Physical Therapy Department, San Fran State University, San Francisco, CA.
