Tamara Anderson

Departments	Office of the Provost Office of Educational Effectiveness Office of the Senior Associate Provost
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Documents

Degrees

Ph.D., California School of Professional Psychology, Los Angeles
M.A., Pepperdine University
B.S., 51��

Member of

President's Administrative Council Senior Associate Provost
Graduate Services Council
Student Health and Wellness Steering Committee (SHAWC Steering) Professor of Psychology and Interim Dean
Executive Leadership Team Senior Associate Provost

Biography

Dr. Anderson has a broad interest in the field of clinical psychology. She teaches psychopathology and ethics and law and is especially interested in the training of professional psychologists. Dr. Anderson's research interests focus on gender issues, attachment, ethics and law and conflict resolution, in addition to previous work in the area of eating disorders. She also has extensive experience in providing workshops on topics required for licensure in various mental health and related professions. In addition to her teaching duties, Dr. Anderson is the Associate Dean of Graduate Students and serves as the Chair of the Admissions and Academic Qualifications Committee.

Affiliations

American Psychological Association (Member, 1994-present)
National Council of Schools and Programs of Professional Psychology (Delegate, 1995-present)
NCSPP - Women's Issues Committee (Vice-Chair, 2001-2002)
NCSPP - Ethnic/Racial Diversity Committee (Member, 2001-2002)
NCSPP - ERDC Institutional Award sub-com. (Chair, 2001-2002)
NCSPP - Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual Committee (Member, 2001-2002)
Christian Association for Psychological Member Studies (Member, 1995-present)
Southern California Association of Psychology Training Programs (Member, 1996-present)
Federal Education Advocacy Coordinators (Campus Representative, 2001-present)

Publications

Books and Articles

Campbell, C. D., & Anderson, T. (2009). Mentoring in professional psychology. In M. B. Kenkel & R. Peterson (Eds.), Competency-Based Education for Professional Psychology, American Psychological Association.
Maltby, L.E., Hall, M.E.L., & Anderson, T.L. (2009). Women and work: Supporting female colleagues in psychology. Journal of Psychology and Christianity, 28(3), XX-XX.
Oates, K. L. M., Hall, M. E. L., Anderson, T. L., & Willingham, M. M. (2008). Pursuing multiple callings: The implications of balancing career and motherhood for women and the church. Journal of Psychology & Christianity, XX-XX.
Anderson, T. L. & Scott, S. (2007). Women in Leadership. California Psychologist, 40(6).
Thorstad, R. R., Anderson, T.L., Hall, M.E.L., Willingham, M.M., & Carruthers, L. (2006). Breaking the mold: A qualitative exploration of mothers in Christian academia and their experiences of spousal support. Journal of Family Issues, 27, 229-251.

Presentations

Thorstad, R., Anderson, T.L., Hall, M.E.L., & Willingham, M.M. (August 2001). “Mothers in Christian academia and their experiences of spousal support.” Paper presented at the annual conference of the American Psychological Association, San Francisco, CA.
Hall, M.E.L., Anderson, T.L., & Willingham, M.M. (August 2001). “Institutional support of Christian mothers in academia.” Paper presented at annual conference of the American Psychological Association, San Francisco, CA.
Hall, M.E.L., Anderson, T.L., & Willingham, M.M. (March 2002). “What are ways of making an institution family-friendly?” Paper presented at the Council of Christian Colleges and University Current Topics Conference, San Antonio, TX.
Kimball, C.N., Watson, T.S., Canning, S.S., Laidig, J., Hall, M.E.L., amp; Anderson, T. (April 2002). “Responsible development of women in Christian academia: Listening to seasons of life.” Presented at the national convention of the Christian Association for Psychological Studies, Arlington Heights, IL.
Carruthers, L., Hall, M.E.L., Anderson, T.L., & Willingham, M.M. (August 2001). “Identity formation of Christian mothers working in academia.” Paper presented a the annual conference of the American Psychological Association, San Francisco, CA.
Deweese, E., Hall, M.E.L., Anderson, T.L., Willingham, M.M. (June 2003). “A qualitative study of Christian women in academia who are mothers and their experience of mentoring relationships.” Paper presented at the national convention of the Christian Association for Psychological Studies, Anaheim, CA.
Lee, C., T. L. Anderson, Hall, M.E.L., & Willingham, M.M. (June 2003). “A qualitative exploration of discrimination and coping experiences among Asian women in Christian academia.” Paper presented at the national convention of the Christian Association for Psychological Studies, Anaheim, CA.
Phanco, M., Anderson, T.L., Hall, M.E.L., & Willingham, M. (August 2003). “Mothers in Christian academia: Exploring internal role conflict and faith.” Paper presented at the annual conference of the American Psychological Association, Toronto, Canada.

Areas of Expertise for Media Interviews

Eating Disorders
Personality Disorders
Psychology
Psychotherapy
Women
Workplace Issues
Professional Ethics
Administrating Academic Programs in Higher Education

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