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CURRICULUM VITAE
Kim M. Anderson, Ph.D.
School of Social Work, Public Affairs Doctoral Program
University of Central Florida, HPA1 #223
12805 Pegasus Drive
Orlando, FL 32816-3358
573.424.0298
Education and Certification
2001Ph.D., School of Social Welfare, University of Kansas-Lawrence
Dissertation Topic: Recovery: Resistance and Resilience in Female Incest Survivors.
Ph.D. advisor: Dennis Saleebey
1987M.S.S.W, School of Social Work, University of Texas-Austin
1985B.S. in Social Work and B.A. in Psychology, Iowa State University-Ames
L.C.S.WLicensed Clinical Social Worker, State of Missouri, #002258
L.S.C.S.W.Licensed Clinical Social Worker, State of Kansas, #1797
Current Position
2015-PresentProfessor, School of Social Work, Public Affairs Doctoral Program
Ph.D. courses taught: PAF 7820 Qualitative Methods for Public Affairs, PAF 7317 Social Inquiry & Public Policy; PAF 7919 Doctoral Research; PAF 7908 Independent Study
MSW courses taught: SOW 6324 Clinical Practice with Groups, SOW 6383 Social Work Administration
2015-PresentSocial Work Track Coordinator for PAF Doctoral Program
Prior Academic Positions
Full-time
2012-2015Joint Courtesy Appointment Sinclair School of Nursing, University of Missouri
2008-2015Associate Professor, School of Social Work, University of Missouri
2002-2008Assistant Professor, School of Social Work, University of Missouri
MSW courses taught: Evaluative Research in Clinical Practice, Strategies of Clinical Practice, Resiliency and Solution-Focused Clinical Practice, Professional Field Seminar, Trauma Theory and Crisis Intervention; PhD courses taught: Dissertation Seminar, Research Applications,
2000-2002Associate Professor, Director of BSW Program, Avila College,
Kansas City, Missouri
1992-1999Assistant Professor, Field Coordinator, Avila College, Kansas City, Missouri
- BSW courses taught from 1992-2002: Violence in the Family, Child Sexual Abuse, Trauma and Transformation, Spirituality and Healing, Crisis Intervention, Social Justice, SW Field Seminar, SW Practice with Organizations and Communities, SW Practice with Groups and Families, Social Legislation/Policy, Human Behavior and the Social Environment, Introduction to Social Work and Social Welfare.
1990-1991Instructor, Bethany College, Lindsborg, Kansas
- BSW courses taught: Social Welfare Policy, Basic Counseling Skills, Sociology of the Family, SW Practice with Group, Organizations and Communities, Social Change and Social Welfare, SW Practice with Children and Families, SW Field Seminar, Helping Strategies for Children.
Part-time
2000Instructor, School of Social Work, University of Missouri, Kansas City,
Missouri,
- MSWcourse taught: Foundations of SW Practice I.
2000Instructor, School of Social Welfare, University of Kansas, Lawrence,
1992-1994Kansas
- MSWcourses taught: Crisis Intervention, SW Practice I & II, Social Policy, Problem, and Program Analysis, I & II
1993-1994Field Instructor, School of Social Welfare, University of Kansas, Lawrence, Kansas
University, College, & School Service
University of Central Florida (UCF)
2016-PresentUndergraduate Course Review Committee
2016-PresentFaculty Senate
2016UCF Faculty Panel for Fall 2016 Graduate Student
Orientation
2015College of Medicine, Inter-professional Education: Approach to the Care of Homeless, faculty facilitator
College of Health and Public Affairs-UCF
2015-2017Promotion & Tenure Committee, member
2015 Scholarship Selection Committee, member
2016Research Council
School of Social Work-UCF
2017-2018ORC Research Mentoring Opportunity, Reshawna Chapple
2016-2017Faculty Search Committee, chair
2016-2017 Center for Behavioral Research and Training, assistant director
2015-PresentPromotion & Tenure Committee, member
2015-PresentPublic Affairs Doctoral Program Committee, chair
2015-2016DSW Committee, member
Doctoral Service-UCF
2016-2017 PAF Director Search Committee, member
2015-PresentPAF, Social Work Track Coordinator: recruitment, admissions, plans of study, research workshops
Total students: 65Social Work Students: 14
2015-PresentPAF, Qualifying Examination grader
2015-PresentPublic Affairs Doctoral Program, Lisa Macri, dissertation committee member, “Assessing Institutional Response to Sexual Violence on College Campuses”
2016-2017 Public Affairs Doctoral Program, Madhu Shettian, dissertation committee member, “Determinants of Hospital Efficiency and Patient Safety in the United States
University of Missouri (MU)
2014-2015Fellow, Center for Family Policy & Research
2014Reviewer, MU Research Board
2012-2015MU Research Mentor for the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Nurse Faculty Scholars Program, Tina Bloom, “An Internet-Based Intervention for Rural, Pregnant Survivors of Intimate Partner Violence”
2007-2010MU Chancellor’s Committee for Persons with Disabilities, chair
2002-2015MU Council on Violence Against Women, member
2004-2015MU Women and Gender Studies, affiliate faculty member
2003MU Office of Research, served on a grant review panel for the faculty grant writing institute
College of Human and Environmental Sciences-MU
2008-2009Associate Dean for Research Search Committee, member
2005-2007Margaret Mangel Lectureship Series, member
2006-2007HES Faculty and Alumni Recognition Awards, member
School of Social Work-MU
2008-2015Ph.D. Faculty, member
2008-PresentPromotion and Tenure Committee, member
2014P&T Committee, chair
2012-Present, 2008-2009Ph.D. Committee, member
2012-2014, 2006-2008Field Education Committee, Member
2005-2010MSW Committee, member
2008-2009Faculty Search Committee, chair
2006-2008Director’s Advisory Committee, member
2006Fall Faculty/Staff Retreat, co-organizer
2005-2006Educational Policy Committee, member
2004-2005Student Status Review Committee, member
2004-2005Revised Clinical Concentration Committee, task leader
2004-2005Ad Hoc Committee on developing social justice course, member
2003-2004Fall Conference Planning Committee, member
Doctoral Service-MU
2008-2015School of Social Work, 1-3 doctoral advisees, per year.
2014-2016Human Development and Family Studies, 1 student-Andrea Roach, “Exposure to
Parental Conflict and Violence in Childhood: Influences on Emerging Adults’
Relationships with Parents and Perceptions of Intimate Relationships”.
School of Social Work, 1 student-Lindsay Ruhr, “Abortion Decision-Making and the Impact of the 72-hour Waiting Period”
2014-2015Supervised 1 student, Laura King, for Doctoral Dissertation, SW9900, “African American Males Navigating Their Way to College” (chair and methodologist)
2013-2015Supervised 1 student, Abigail Rolbiecki, for Doctoral Dissertation, SW9900, “PhotoVoice: A Brief Therapeutic Intervention for Survivors of Sexual Assault” (chair)
2014Supervised 2 students, Laura King, Research Application I, SW9800, and Jennifer First, Independent Study, SW9090, “Adult Sons of Abused Women”.
2014Factor-Inwentash Faculty of Social Work, University of Toronto, 1 student-Jennifer Root, “Building Conditional Safety ‘brick by brick’: Conceptualizing Safety Among Women who Experience Intimate Partner Violence.” (external examiner)
2014Supervised 1 student, Abigail Rolbiecki, for Ph.D. Dissertation Seminar, SW 9890, “PhotoVoice: A Brief Therapeutic Intervention for Survivors of Sexual Assault”
2014-Sinclair School of Nursing, 1 student-Briana Snyder, “Management of Intimate Partner Violence and Dissociative Identity Disorder.” (member)
2013Supervised 1 student, Abigail Rolbiecki, for Ph.D. Research Application I, SW9800, “PhotoVoice: A Brief Therapeutic Intervention for Survivors of Sexual Assault”.
2012-2013Supervised 1 student, Andrea Roach, HDFS 9210 Research Practicum, SW9090 Research in Social Work Practice, Poster Presentation “Daughters of Victimized Mothers: Negotiating Relations with Fathers Who Abuse”, (November, 2013) National Council on Family Relations (NCFR) Annual Conference, San Antonio.
2012-2013Supervised 1 student, Jonathan Cook, Department of Psychological Sciences, 9545 clinical internship, Coalition Against Rape & Domestic Violence (CARDV).
2012-Department of Human Development and Family Studies, 1 student-Andrea Roach, “Parent-Child Relationships in Domestic Violence”. (member)
2011-2014School of Social Work, 1 student-Ashley Gage, “Pregnancy Intention Among Women with Cystic Fibrosis.” (member)
2011-School of Social Work, Tish Tubbergen, member, "An Investigation of Factors of
Mental Stability Among Consumers in a Comprehensive Psychosocial Rehabilitation Center (CPRC)"
2011-2012Supervised 1 student, Sirinat Sriumporn, N9710, Advanced Research Practicum in Nursing, “Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Youth Exposed to Domestic Violence”. (Poster won MU Sinclair School of Nursing Dean’s Award for Outstanding Student Research)
2007-2011Sinclair School of Nursing, 1 student-Teak Nelson, “Finding ‘The Answers Inside Me’: A Model of Empowerment through Breastfeeding and Weaning.” (methodologist)
2007-2010School of Social Work, 1 student-Kirsten Havig, “Empowerment for Social Justice: A Grounded Theory Study of Social Work Field Instruction Strategies.” (chair and methodologist)
Department of Educational Leadership and Policy Analysis, 1 student, Wendy Mills, “Survivor Leaders: A Grounded Theory Inquiry into Leadership Practices of Childhood Trauma Survivors.” Received outstanding dissertation. (member)
2006-2009School of Social Work, 2 students: Shreya Bhandari, “Coping Among Pregnant, Rural, Low-Income Women Facing Intimate Partner Violence (Pregnancy to Three Months Post-Natal).” (chair and methodologist)
Eun-Jun Bang, “The Effects of Gender, Academic Concerns, and Social Support on Stress for International Students.” (chair)
2004-2006Sinclair School of Nursing, 1 student-Jeffrey Gage, “Male Partner Participation in Smoking Cessation for Women During Pregnancy.”(methodologist)
Department of Educational, School and Counseling Psychology,
1 student-Gretchen Reinders, “Women’s Reactions to a Realistic Rape Portrayal and the Influence of Feminist Identity and Rape Myth Acceptance.” (member)
2007Supervised 1 student, Kirsten Havig, for Ph.D. Research Application I, SW9800 “Posttraumatic Growth in Adult Daughters of Battered Women”
Graduate Service
2003-Present MSWstudent advising (advising load = 15-20 students per year)
2014School of Social Work, Abigail Rolbiecki, supervised MSW clinical
practicum SW8971 at University of Missouri’s Relationship and Sexual Violence
Prevention (RSVP) Center
2013School of Social Work, Cassie Houf, supervised MSW clinical practicum SW8971 at Coalition Against Rape and Domestic Violence (CARDV)
2012-2014School of Journalism, Johanna Somers, “The Status of Rape Reporting using Framing and Gatekeeping Theories”. (member-thesis)
2010Master’s Independent Study: Organizing a Community Response to Better Address the Needs of Homeless Individuals: MSW student-Lindsay Bunch
2008Master’s Independent Study: “Interpretation of Interviews of Domestic Violence Survivors”: MSW student-Tiffany Martin
2004Master’s Independent Study: “Qualitative Study on the Process of Boone County Mental Health Court”: MSW student-Sara Pope
2003Master’s Independent Study: “Disclosure Process for Child Sexual Abuse Survivors”: MSW student-Sabrina Bennett
Undergraduate Service
2013-2014McNair Scholars Program, Jennifer Shearin, “iRest Integrative Restoration Yoga Nidra Meditation for Survivors of Intimate Partner Violence and/or Stalking”
2013-2014College of Nursing, Dabney Wilson, University of Tennessee, research project
“Exploring the role of digital storytelling in pediatric oncology patients’ perspectives regarding diagnosis”, (external committee member).
Public and Community Service
2015-2017Digital Storytelling Class for Parramore Youth in collaboration with Families, Parks and Recreation, UCF/CREATE, and Parramore Kidz Zone (PKZ)
2012-2015Missouri Department of Mental Health-Missouri Trauma Roundtable-member
2006State of Missouri’s Children’s Division Training Advisory Committee, member
2006Revision of Missouri’s Children’s Division Training Manual for Supervisors, contributor
2005Revision of Missouri’s Children Division Supervisory Case Review Tools for Well-being and Safety, contributor
2003-2006Role Demonstration Model Project between MU’s School of Social Work and State of Missouri’s Children’s Division, trainer
2006Boone County Mental Health Court Team Training and Education, trainer
2006Boone County Mental Health Board of Trustees, member
2003-2004Ending Violence Against Women Planning Work Team, Department of Health and Senior Services, member of policy committee
Service to the Profession
2016Reviewer, SSWR abstracts for 2017 Conference
2006-PresentReviewer, Publications, Violence Against Women, Families in Society, Children and Family Social Work and Sage Publications, Child and Adolescent Psychiatry and Mental Health, Violence & Victims, Advances in Social Work, Family Relations
2014External Reviewer, Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada
2011-2013Member, Task Force for CSWE on developing guidelines for Advanced Social Work Practice in Trauma
2006-2008International Medical & Educational Trust, Continuing Medical Education Accreditation Board, member
2006Moderator of paper presentation session, Annual Society for Social Work and Research Conference, San Antonio, Texas
2006Reviewer-Abstracts, 2006 Annual Program Meeting, Council on Social Work Education
2004Reviewer-Abstracts, 2004 Annual Program Meeting, Council on Social Work Education
2000Reviewer-Curriculum materials for University of Missouri-Kansas City to apply for MSW candidacy through Council on Social Work Education
Publications
Web-Based Curriculum
Book
Anderson, K. M. (2010). Enhancing resilience in survivors of family violence. New York:
Springer Publishing Company. ISBN: 9780826111395
Peer-Reviewed Journal Articles
Anderson, K. M. (in press). Children’s protective strategies in the context of exposure to
domestic violence. Journal of Human Behavior and the Social Environment.
Anderson, K. M., Danforth, L., & First, J. (in press). Nonviolent adult sons of abused
women: Ending the cycle of violence. International Journal of Social Work and
Human Services Practice.
Anderson, K. M., Renner, L. M., & Bloom, T. S. (2017). Protective strategies among
rural women in an abusive relationship. Issues in Mental Health Nursing.
Rolbiecki, A., Anderson, K.M., Tedi, M., & Albright, D. (2016). ‘Waiting for the cold to
end’: Using PhotoVoice as a narrative intervention for survivors of sexual assault.
Traumatology, 22(4), 242-248.
Wilson, D. K., Hudson, S. P., Hall, J.M., & Anderson, K. M.(2016). Examining the
digital story created by an adolescent with cancer: Insights and ideas from a case story. Open Journal of Nursing, 6(5), 424-434.
Anderson, K. M., & Cook, J. R. (2015). Challenges and opportunities of using digital
storytelling as a trauma narrative intervention for traumatized children. Advances in
Social Work, 16(1), 78-89.
Anderson, K. M., Renner, L. M., & Bloom, T. S. (2013). Rural women’s strategic responses
to intimate partner violence. Health Care for Women International, 35, 423-441.
DOI: 10.1080/07399332.2013.815757
Anderson, K. M., Renner, L. M., & Danis, F. S. (2012). Recovery: Resilience and growth in
the aftermath of domestic violence. Violence Against Women, 18(11), 1279-1299.
DOI: 10.1177/1077801212470543.
Shigaki, C. L., Anderson, K. M., Howald, C. L., Hensen, A. L., & Gregg, B.E. (2012)
Disability on campus: A survey of faculty and staff. Work, 42(4), 559-71.
Anderson, K. M., & Bang, E. (2012) Assessing PTSD and resilience for females who during
childhood were exposed to domestic violence. Child & Family Social Work, 17, 55-65.
DOI:10.1111/j.1365-2206.2011.00772
Bhandari, S., Bullock, L., Anderson, K.M., Danis, F., &. Sharps, P. (2011) Coping with
intimate partner violence during pregnancy. Health Care for Women International,
32(9), 833-854.DOI:10.1080/07399332.2011.585532
Anderson, K. M., Danis, F. S., & Havig, K. (2011) Adult daughters of battered women:
Recovery and posttraumatic growth following childhood adversity. Families in
Society, 92(2), 154-160. DOI:
Danis, F. S., & Anderson, K. M. (2008). An underserved and untapped resource: A
preliminary study ofcollegiate sorority response to dating violence. Journal of
Aggression, Maltreatment, & Trauma, 17(3), 336-351.DOI:
10.1080/10926770802406478
Anderson, K. M., & Hiersteiner, C. (2008). Recovering from childhood sexual abuse: Is a
storybook ending possible? The American Journal of Family Therapy, 36(5), 413-424.
DOI: 10.1080/01926180701804592
Danis, F. S., Yoon, D. P., & Anderson, K. M. (2007) The role of self-efficacy in mediating personal and environmental factors that influence practice with crime victims: Implications for professional development. Professional Development: The International Journal of Continuing Social Work Education, 10(1), 25-36. ISSN: 1097-
4911
Anderson, K. M., & Hiersteiner, C. (2007). Listening to the stories of adults in treatment who
were sexually abused as children. Families in Society, 88(4), 637-644.DOI:
Anderson, K. M., & Danis, F. S. (2007). Collegiate sororities and dating violence: An
exploratory study of informal and formal helping strategies. Violence Against
Women, 13(1), 1-14. DOI: 10.1177/1077801206294808
Anderson, K., & Sundet, P. (2006). Making a mission statement a reality in child welfare:
Resiliency and solution-focused therapy as core strategy. Professional Development: The International Journal of Continuing Social Work Education, 9(2-3), 54-64.
Anderson, K. M., & Danis, F. (2006). Adult daughters of battered women: Resistance
and resilience in the face of danger. Affilia, 21(4), 419-432.DOI: 10.1177/0886109906292130
Anderson, K. M. (2006). Surviving Incest: The art of resistance. Families in Society,
83(3), 409-416.DOI:
Hodges, J. Q., & Anderson, K. M. (2005). What do social workers need to know about
mental health courts? Social Work in Mental Health, 4(2), 19-32.DOI:
10.1300/J200v04n02_02
Galambos, C., Watt, W., Anderson, K., & Danis, F. (2005). Rural social work practice:
Maintaining confidentiality in the face of dual relationships. Journal of Social Work Values and Ethics, 2(2), Availableat
Anderson, K. M. (1998). Helping sexually abused children through using strengths and
resiliency approaches. Family Violence and Sexual Assault Bulletin, 13(3-4),
9-25.
Anderson, K. M. (1997). Uncovering survival abilities in children who have been
sexually abused. Families in Society, 78(6), 592-599.DOI:
Under Review
Anderson, K. M. (under review). Adult daughters of intimate partner violence survivors: From
childhood powerlessness to adult empowerment. Gender & Society
Anderson, K. M., & Roach, A. (under review). Daughters of victimized mothers: Navigating
relations with fathers who abuse. Qualitative Social Work.
Kaukinen, C., Anderson, K. M., et al., (under review). The direction of violence against women
and evaluation. Violence Against Women.
Invited
Anderson, K. M. (2010). Foreword. In L.Y. Song & C.Y. Shih, The Strengths Perspective:
Social Work Intervention Theory and Practice (pp. v-vi). Taipei: Hungyeh
Publisher.
Anderson, K. M. (2005). What do Missourians think about child sexual abuse: Is sexual
abuse a serious problem for children in Missouri? Colleagues for Children, 8(2), pp. 5
10.
Book Chapters
Anderson, K. M. (2017). Let’s get personal: Digital Stories for transformational learning
in social work students. In P. Hardy & G. Jamison (Eds) Digital Storytelling in Higher
Education-International Perspectives (pp. 73-89). London: Palgrave Macmillan.
Anderson, K. M., & Wallace, B.(2015). Digital storytelling as a trauma narrative
intervention for children exposed to domestic violence. In J. Cohen & L. Johnson (Eds).
Film and Video-based Therapy (95-107). New York: Taylor & Francis/Routledge.
ISBN: 978-1-138-78142-9
Anderson, K. M. (2015). A strengths and resiliency-based assessment for survivors of intimate
partner violence. In E. Bellamy (Ed.)Partner Violence: Risk Factors, Therapeutic Interventions and Psychological Impact(59-74). Hauppauge, NY: Nova Science Publishers, Inc. ISBN: 978-1-63463-300-0
Anderson, K. M., Havig, K., & Danis, F. S. (2015). Adult daughters of intimate partner
violence survivors: From childhood powerlessness to adult empowerment. In A. Mason
& D. Bathony (Eds). Where to from here? Witney, Oxfordshire: Inter-Disciplinary.Net.
Anderson, K.M. (2012). Fostering resilience in daughters of battered women. In D. Becvar
(Ed). Handbook of Family Resilience (pp.495-514). NewYork: Springer Publishing.
Anderson, K. M. (2012). Recovery: Resilience and redemption in survivors of intimate
partner violence. In A. Browne-Miller (Ed). Violence and Abuse in Society: Understanding a Global Crisis: Volume 4: Approaches and Responses (Chapter 12, pp.239-261). Santa Barbara, CA: ABC-CLIO and Praeger Publishers.
Anderson, K. M. (2011). Assessing strengths: Identifying acts of resistance to violence and
oppression. In D. Saleebey (Ed). The Strengths Perspective in Social Work Practice, 6th
edition (pp.182-202). Boston, MA: Pearson.
Anderson, K. M., Cowger, C., Snively, C. (2009). Assessing strengths: Identifying acts of
resistance to violence and oppression. In D. Saleebey (Ed). The Strengths Perspective in Social Work Practice (pp. 181-198). Boston, MA: Allyn & Bacon.
Anderson, K. M. (2008). Discovering how resilient capacities develop in the midst of
surviving incest. In M. Ungar & L. Liebenberg (Eds.), Resilience in
Action: Working with Youth Across Cultures and Contexts(pp. 61-86). Toronto:
Universityof Toronto Press.
Cowger, C., Anderson, K. M., & Snively, C. (2006). Assessing strengths: The political
context of individual, family, and community empowerment. In D. Saleebey, (Ed.), The Strengths Perspective in Social Work Practice (pp. 93-113). Boston, MA: Allyn & Bacon.
Technical Reports
Anderson, K. M. (2015). Cherokee Adult Daughters of Abused Women: Navigating Life past
Childhood Adversity. Cherokee Nation, Tahlequah, OK.
Anderson, K. M. (2012). A process and outcome evaluation of the second year of
Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT) for youth exposed to domestic
violence. Coalition Against Rape & Domestic Violence (CARDV), Fulton, MO.
Anderson, K. M. (2012). A process and outcome evaluation of the first year of
Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT) for Adult Survivors of Intimate Partner Violence. Coalition Against Rape & Domestic Violence (CARDV), Fulton, MO.
Anderson, K. M., & Wallace, B. (2011). A process and outcome evaluation of the first year of
Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT) for youth exposed to domestic
violence. Coalition Against Rape & Domestic Violence (CARDV), Fulton, MO.