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Monahan, James (full)
James
Monahan
Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Henry C. Lee College of Criminal Justice & Forensic Sciences
Criminal Justice
203-932-7279
STHC214
South Campus Hall
Academic Credentials

    Education

    Ph.D., Florida State University, 1974
    M.A., Florida State University, 1972
    B.S., New Haven College, 1968

    Published Books and Articles

    Dorling, E., Monahan, J. (submitted) A Center for Identity Theft Counseling for Senior Citizens. Office of Policy and Management, State of Connecticut 

    Monahan, J., Cassidy,J., Sedelmaier, C. (2007) An Evaluation of the Connecticut Police CIT Program. Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services, State of Connecticut

    Monahan, L., Monahan,J., Gaboury, M., & Niesyn, P. (2004) Victims" Voices in the Correctional Setting:  Cognitive Gains  in an offender educational program. Journal of Offender Rehabilitation, Vol39(3) pp21-33.

    Lafal, J., Monahan, J., &,Richmond, P.(1974) Glossolalia and the  Communication  Of Meaning. The Journal of Social Psychology,Vol. 92(2), pp277-291.

    Clinical Psychology Experience and Interests

    • Licensed Psychologist in Connecticut (1975)
    • Diplomate in Clinical Psychology
    • Fellow in the American Academy of Clinical Psychology
    • Chair, Board of Examiners of Psychology in Connecticut
    • Chief Psychologist at Newington Childrens' Hospital and Connecticut Childrens' Medical Center
    • Lecturer in Psychiatry and Developmental Pediatrics at UCONN 
    • Outpatient Psychotherapy- Individual and Group
    • Post Doctoral Supervisor for Licensure
    • Clinical Case Supervision and Consultation on a Select Basis

    Other

    Dr. Monahan's research interests include: Community Policing, Prison Reform Strategies, Empathy and Crime.

    "Society's denial, simplistic thinking leads to 'suicide by cop'"