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CURRICULUM VITAE 2017 Items NAME Edward F. Etzel Jr., Ed.D. RANK Professor

Professor, College of Physical Activity and Sport Sciences Department of Sport Studies (Sport & Exercise Psychology program) West Virginia University, Morgantown, WV 26506-6116

Licensed Psychologist, (West Virginia license #526), [time] 1/2017-7/2017 WellWVU Carruth Center for Counseling & Psychiatric Services, West Virginia University, Morgantown, WV 26507-0877

INITIAL APPOINTMENT DATE AT WVU 1990 TENURE STATUS Tenure track [3/4 time]. Promoted 2009 EDUCATION 1989 West Virginia University Ed.D. Counseling Psychology Morgantown, WV American Psychological Association (APA) approved program Dissertation: Life stress, locus of control, and competition anxiety patterns of college student-athletes 1987 Duke University Psychology internship, Durham, NC American Psychological Association approved Supervisors: Rolffs Pinkerton, Ph.D. ABPP, Joseph Talley, Ph.D. ABPP,

John Barrow, Ph.D. ABPP

1979 West Virginia M.S. Physical Education University Morgantown, WV 1974 Tennessee Technological B.S. Secondary Education/Biology University Cookeville, TN EMPLOYMENT 1978-89 West Virginia University Lecturer, School of Physical Education Morgantown, WV 1976-89 West Virginia Head Rifle Team Coach University Department of Intercollegiate Athletics [101-3 record] Morgantown, WV 1976-88 U.S. Army Reserve US Army Reserves International Rifle Individual Ready Team member Reserve Rank: Captain

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1974-76 U.S. Army Officer, Battalion Medical Officer, Medical Service Brigade Troop Medical Clinic administrator Corps Fort Benning, GA U.S Army Marksmanship Unit member Rank: 2nd Lieutenant RESEARCH/SCHOLARSHIP PUBLICATIONS Books

Watson, J. & Etzel, E. (Eds.) (2014). Ethical issues in sport, exercise, and performance psychology. Morgantown, WV: Fitness Technology Publishers. Etzel, E. (Ed.) (2009). Counseling and psychological services for college student-athletes. Morgantown, WV:

Fitness Technology Publishers.

Etzel, E., Ferrante, A., & Pinkney, J. (Eds.) (1996; 2002). Counseling college student-athletes: Issues and interventions (2nd ed.). Morgantown, WV: Fitness Information Technology.

Etzel, E., Ferrante, A., & Pinkney, J. (Eds.) (1991). Counseling college student-athletes: Issues and

interventions. Morgantown, WV: Fitness Information Technology. Book Chapters

Watson, J., Etzel, E., Shapiro, J., & Hilliard, R. (under review). Ethics and counseling practice with

college student athletes. M.J. Loughran (Ed.). Counseling and psychological services for college student-athletes. Morgantown, WV. FIT Publishing.

Etzel, E. & Skvarla, L. (2017). Ethical considerations in sport, performance psychology. Oxford Research Encyclopedia of Psychology. New York: Oxford University Press. Bryant, L., Byrd, M., Watson, J., & Etzel, E.. (2017). Recognizing, understanding, and

resolving ethical issues. In M. Aoyagi, A. Pozwardoski, & J. Shapiro (Ed.). The Peer Guide to Applied Sport Psychology for Consultants in Training, pp. 31-47. New York: Routledge Publishers.

Etzel, E., & Watson, J. (2016). In R. Schinke, & D. Hackfort (Eds). Psychology in professional sports and the performing arts: Challenges and strategies, (pp. 63-74). Psychology of Professional Sport and Performance Psychology. New York: Routledge Publishers.

Etzel, E., Watson, J., Prior, R., & Taylor, J. (2014). Is that right? The ethics of a consulting business.

In J. Taylor (Ed.). Practice development in sport and performance psychology (pp. 36-55). Morgantown, WV: FIT Publishing.

Etzel, E. (2014). Some impressions on ethics in sport and exercise psychology. In E. Etzel & J.

Watson (Eds.), Ethical issues in sport, exercise, and performance psychology (pp. 3-11). Morgantown, WV: FIT Publishing.

Etzel, E., Yura, M., & Perna, F. (2014). Ethics and testing in sport and exercise psychology. In Etzel

& J. Watson (Eds.). Ethical issues in sport, exercise, and performance psychology (pp. 205-214).

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Morgantown, WV: FIT. Etzel, E. (2011). “A Near Fall”: The multifaceted challenges to work in sport psychology and

Intercollegiate athletics. In Koocher, G. & Johnson, B. (Eds.) Casebook on ethically challenging work settings in mental health and the behavioral sciences (pp. 241-249). New York: Oxford University Press.

Etzel, E., Watson J., (2011). Ethics. In T. Morris & P. Terry (Eds.). The new SEP companion. (pp. 425- 440). Morgantown, WV: FIT Publishing. Watson, J., Etzel, E. & Vosloo, J. (2014). Ethics assessment and measurement in sport and exercise

psychology. In G. Tenenbaum (Ed.). Handbook of measurement in sport and exercise psychology (pp. 3-11). Champaign, IL: Human Kinetics Publishers.

Etzel. E. & Monda, S. (2010). Time management. In S. Hanrahan, & M. Anderson (Eds.). Routledge

Handbook of Applied Sport Psychology. (pp. 528-536). New York: Routledge Publishers. Ferrante, A.P., & E. Etzel (2009). College student-athletes and counseling services in the New

Millennium. In E. Etzel (Ed.). Counseling and psychological services for college student-athletes (pp.1-49). Morgantown, WV: FIT Publishing

Tunick, R., Clement, D., & Etzel, E. (2009). Counseling Injured and disabled Student-Athletes: A Guide for Understanding and Intervention In E. Etzel(Ed.). Counseling and psychological services for college student-athletes (pp. 403-450). Morgantown, WV: FIT Publishing.

Watson, J., Shapiro, J., & Etzel, E. (2009). Ethics and counseling practice with college student- athletes. In E. Etzel (Ed.) Counseling and psychological services for college student-athletes (pp. 85-112). Morgantown, WV: Fitness Information Technology.

Etzel, E., Newcomer, R., & Perna, F., & Ferrante, A., (2007). Providing psychological assistance to injured and disabled student-athletes. In D. Pargman (Ed.), Psychological bases of sport injuries: Prevention and intervention (3rd ed.) (pp. 151-169). Morgantown, WV: Fitness Information Technology.

Etzel, E., Ferrante, A., Newcomer, R., & Perna, F.(1999). Providing psychological assistance to

injured and disabled student-athletes. In D. Pargman (Ed.), Psychological bases of sport injuries: Prevention and intervention (2nd ed.)(pp. 269-286). Morgantown, WV: Fitness Information Technology.

Etzel, E. (1999). Foreword. In Petrie, T., & Denson, E. A student-athlete’s guide to college success: Peak

performance in class and life (xviii). Belmont, CA: Wadsworth Publishing.

Etzel, E., Yura, M., & Perna, F.(1998). Ethics and testing in applied sport psychology. In J. Duda (Ed.). Advances in measurement in sport and exercise psychology (pp. 423-432) Morgantown, WV: Fitness Information Technology.

Ferrante, A., Etzel, E., & Lantz, C. (1996). Counseling college student-athletes: The problem, the

need 1996. In E. Etzel, A. Ferrante, & J. Pinkney (Eds.), Counseling college student-athletes: Issues and interventions (2nd ed.)(pp.3-24). Morgantown, WV: Fitness Information Technology.

Tunick, R., Etzel, E., Lerner, B., & Leard, J. (1996). Counseling injured and disabled student-athletes:

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A guide for understanding and intervention. In E. Etzel, A. Ferrante, & J. Pinkney (Eds.) Counseling college student-athletes: Issues and interventions (2nd ed.)(pp. 157-184). Morgantown, WV: Fitness Information Technology.

Etzel, E., Pinkney, J., & Hinkle, J. (1995). College student-athletes and needs assessment. In S.

Stabb, S. Harris, & J. Talley,(Eds.), Multicultural needs assessment for college and university student populations (pp. 155-172). Springfield, IL: Charles C. Thomas.

Etzel, E., & Ferrante, A. (1993). Providing psychological assistance to injured and disabled college

student-athletes. In D. Pargman (Ed.), Psychological bases of sport injuries: Prevention and intervention (pp. 265-283). Morgantown, WV: Fitness Information Technology.

Ferrante, A., & Etzel, E. (1991). Counseling college student-athletes: The problem, the need. In E. Etzel, A. Ferrante, & J. Pinkney (Eds.), Counseling college student-athletes: Issues and interventions (pp. 1-18). Morgantown, WV: Fitness Information Technology.

Ferrante, A., Etzel, E., & Pinkney, J. (1991). A model for accessing student-athletes with student

affairs resources. In E. Etzel, A. Ferrante, & J. Pinkney (Eds.), Counseling college student-athletes: Issues and interventions (pp.19-30). Morgantown, WV: Fitness Information Technology.

Tunick, R., Etzel, E., & Leard, J. (1991). Counseling the injured college student-athlete: A guide for

understanding, and intervention. In E. Etzel, A. Ferrante, & J. Pinkney (Eds.), Counseling college student-athletes: Issues and interventions (pp.199-220). Morgantown, WV: Fitness Information.

Journal Articles (Refereed)

Shaprio, J., & Etzel, E. (submitted, 2/17). An individualized multimodal mental skills intervention for injured college athletes, Journal of Contemporary Athletics.

Quartiroli, A, (submitted 9/2017). The multifaceted meaning of sport psychology professional

quality of life. Journal of Clinical Sport Psychology.

Quartiroli, A., Etzel, E. & Knight, S. (2017). Using Skype to facilitate team-based qualitative research, including the process of data analysis. International Journal of Social Research Methodology.

Etzel, E., McAlarnen, M., Gross, M., & Dieffenbach, K. (2016). Mindfulness for the elite coach.

Olympic Coach, 26(3). 32-38. Monda, S., & Etzel, E. (2015). At-risk student-athletes and academic achievement:

Experiences of first-year collegiate football players. Athletics Insight. 7(2). 1-14. Connole, I., Shannon, V., Watson, J., Wrisberg, C., Etzel, E., & Schimmel, C. (2014). NCAA athletic

administrator’s preferred characteristics for sport psychology positions: A consumer market analysis. The Sport Psychologist, 28(4), 406-417.

Keeler, L., Blom. L. & Etzel, E. (2009). Initial validation of a Brief Assessment of Recovery and Stress (BARS). Athletic Insight, 11(1).

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Loughran, M.J., & Etzel, E., (2008). Ethical practice in a diverse world: The challenges of working with difference in the psychological treatment of student-athletes. Athletic Insight., 10(4).

Etzel, E., Watson, J., & Downey, V.P., (2008). Ethical and legal issues in athletic academic advising.

In A. Toogood & E, Gill. Advising Student Athletes: A collaborative approach to success. [Monograph]. National Academic Advising Association, 18, 155-162.

Etzel, E., & Watson, J. (2007). Ethical considerations for psychological consultations in intercollegiate athletics. Journal of Clinical Sport Psychology, 1, 228-241.

Lubker, J., & Etzel, E. (2007). College adjustment experiences of first year students: Disengaged athletes, non-athletes, and current varsity athletes. NASPA Journal, 44, 457-480.

Etzel, E., Watson, J. Visek, A., & Maniar, S. (2006). Understanding and Promoting College Student- Athlete Health: Essential Issues for Student Affairs Professionals. NASPA Journal, 43, (3).

Etzel, E., & Watson, J (2006). Introduction to the special edition: Sport and exercise psychology. Ethics and Behavior 16, 1-3

Watson, J. Zizzi. S., & Etzel, E. (2006). Ethical training in sport psychology programs: Current training standards. Ethics and Behavior, 16, 5-14.

Watson, J. Zizzi, S., Etzel, E., & Lubker, J. (2005). Applied sport psychology supervision: A survey of students and professionals. The Sport Psychologist, 18, 415-429.

Etzel, E., Watson, J., & Zizzi, S. (2004). A web-based survey of AAASP member ethical beliefs and behaviors in the new millennium. Journal of Applied Sport Psychology, 16, 236-251.

Watson, J.C., & Etzel, E.F. (2004). Ethical issues affecting psychologists, counselors and sport psychology consultant’s work with collegiate student athletes. Professional Studies Review, 1(1), 49-60.

Kornspan, A. & Etzel, E. (2004). Why should I grow and get a job if I’m pre-NFL? What do we know about the career maturity of college student-athletes? Athletic Academic Journal. Stilger, V., Etzel, E., Lantz, C., & Cook, T. (2001). Life-stress sources and symptoms of collegiate

student-athletic trainers over the course of an academic year. Journal of Athletic Training, 36, 401-407

Kornspan, A., & Etzel, E. (2001). The relationship of demographic and psychological variables to

career maturity of junior college student-athletes. Journal of College Student Development, 42, 122-132.

Etzel, E., & Lantz, C. (1999). Stress sources and responses of student-athlete counseling service clients, non-student-athlete clients. And non-athlete non-clients Academic Athletic Journal,(13), 57-63.

Roh, J., Newcomer, R., Perna, F., & Etzel, E. (1998). Depressed mood states among college athletes:

Pre and post injury. Journal of Applied Sport Psychology, 10, S54.

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Johnson, S., Ostrow, A., Perna, F., & Etzel, E. (1997). The effects of group versus individual goal setting on bowling performance. The Sport Psychologist, 11, 190-200.

Lantz, C., Etzel, E., & Ferguson, K. (Spring, 1996). Predicting the psychosocial development of

college student-athletes. Academic Athletic Journal, 20-29.

Lerner, B., Ostrow, A., Yura, M. & Etzel, E. (1996). The effects of goal setting and imagery training programs on the free throw performance of female basketball players. The Sport Psychologist, 10, 382-397.

Etzel, E., Lantz, C., & Yura, C. (1995). Alcohol and drug use and sources of stress: A survey of

university faculty, staff and administrators. Employee Assistance Quarterly, 11, 51-58.

Etzel, E., Weaver, K., & Ostrow, A. (Spring, 1995). Job responsibilities and backgrounds of NCAA Division I athletic advisors and counselors: A replication. Academic Athletic Journal, 1-10.

Etzel, E., & Barrow, J., & Pinkney, J. (Fall, 1994). Career counseling and college student-athletes: A needs assessment. Academic Athletic Journal, 37-46.

Kornspan, A., Lerner, B., Ronayne, J., Etzel, E., & Johnson, S. (1995). A home disadvantage in

National Football League championship games: Does it exist? Perceptual and Motor Skills, 80, 800-802.

Pinkerton, R., Etzel, E., Talley, J., Rockwell, K., & Moorman, J. (1990). Psychotherapy and career counseling: Toward an integration for use with college students. Journal of American College Health, 39, 129- 136.

Brooks, D., Etzel, E., & Ostrow, A. (1987). Job responsibilities and backgrounds of NCAA Division I athletic academic advisors and counselors. The Sport Psychologist, 1(3), 200-207.

Etzel, E. (1979). Validation of a conceptual model characterizing attention among international rifle

shooters. Journal of Sport Psychology, 1(4), 281-290. Unpublished Manuscripts

Ahlgren, B, Watson, J. Klug, J., & Etzel, E. (n.d..). Collegiate athlete’s perspective on support seeking.

Watson, J., Ostrow, A., & Etzel, E. (1994). The effects of a pre-shot routine emphasizing anxiety

reduction on golf putting. Unpublished manuscript.

Etzel, E. (1989). Life stress, locus of control, and competition anxiety patterns of college student-athletes. Unpublished doctoral dissertation, West Virginia University, Morgantown, WV.

Etzel, E. (1985). Sport psychology licensure: Current status and future directions. Unpublished

manuscript, West Virginia University, Morgantown, WV. Professional Presentations Etzel, E., Watson, J., & Harris, B. (October 2017) Consulting from the Edge: The legal and

ethical issues to consider when consulting with clients from a distance. Annual conference of the Association for Applied Sport Psychology, Orlando, FL.

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Way, W. & Etzel, E. (2016, September). Contextual competence in collegiate athletics: Ethical issues

for effective practice. Annual conference of the Association for Applied Sport Psychology, Phoenix, AZ.

Harris, B. Watson, J. & E. Etzel, E. (2016, September). Taboo talks in sport psychology: Managing

ethically challenging conversations in teaching, research and practice. Annual conference of the Association for Applied Sport Psychology, Phoenix, AZ.

Heil, J. & Etzel, E. (2016, August). Ethics and advocacy in sport and performance psychology. Annual conference of the American Psychological Association, Denver, CO.

Etzel, E., Harris, B., Sachs, M., & Watson, J. (2015, October). Ethical considerations in teaching

and mentorship. Annual conference of the Association for Applied Sport Psychology, Indianapolis, IN.

Breitmeyer, A., Lerner, B., Etzel, E., Hatch, S., & Watson, J. (2015, October). Passing the torch:

Intergenerational perspectives on sport psychology supervision). Annual conference of the Association for Applied Sport Psychology, Indianapolis, IN.

Hsu, T.C., & Etzel, E. (2015, October). Opportunities and challenges for Asian sport psychology

professionals consulting with American athletes. Annual conference of the Association for Applied Sport Psychology, Indianapolis, IN.

Quartirioli, A., Etzel, E., Knight, S., & Monaghan, M. (2015, August). I must take care of me to take care of my clients. Annual conference of the American Psychological Association, Toronto, Canada. Quartirioli, A., Etzel, E., Knight, S., & Monaghan, M. (2015, July). The effective sort psychology

professional: International perspectives about professional quality of life (PQL). FEPSAC, Bern, Switzerland McAlarnen, M., Michel, J., Cormier, M., Byrd, M. Shannon, V. Shuang, l., Berrebi, & Etzel E. (2014, October). Mentoring the mentor: Perspectives on meta-mentoring

approach within a graduate training program. Annual conference of the Association for Applied Sport Psychology, Las Vegas, NV.

Harris, B., Schinke, R., Tenenbaum, G., & Etzel, E. (2012, October) Ethical implications in SEP research: From conceptualization to publication. Annual conference of the Association for Applied Sport Psychology, Atlanta, GA.

McAlarnen, M. & Etzel, E. (2012, October). Student-athlete concerns and help-seeking behaviors: Implications for student services professionals. Annual conference of the Association for Applied Sport Psychology, Atlanta, GA.

Quartiroli, A., & Etzel, E. (2012, August). Ethics and self-care of sport and exercise psychology

professionals. Annual conference of the American Psychological Association, Orlando, FL.

Quartiroli, A, Etzel, E., & Montgomery, E. (2011, September). A survey of quality of life, compassion, satisfaction and fatigue in sport psychology professionals. Annual conference of

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the Association for Applied Sport Psychology, Honolulu, Hawaii. Watson, J., Schinke, R., Etzel, E., & Pfenninger, G. (2011, September). The consulting world is flat:

Technical and ethical issues related to consulting from a distance. . Annual conference of the Association for Applied Sport Psychology, Honolulu, Hawaii.

Etzel, E., & Watson, J. (2011, September). Ethical challenges to teaching, research and consultation.

Annual conference of the Association for Applied Sport Psychology, Honolulu, Hawaii. Watson, J., & Etzel, E. (2010, September). Identifying and handling ethical issues in the new

Millennium. Preconference invited workshop. Annual conference of the Association for Applied Sport Psychology, Providence, Rhode Island.

Dieffenbach, K. & Etzel. E. (2010, September). Exploring the preparation, expectations and planning

of U.S. coaches participating in the 2008 Beijing Olympics. Annual conference of the Association for Applied Sport Psychology, Providence, Rhode Island.

Watson, J. & Etzel, E. (2010, August). Ethical challenges for sport psychologists in the 21st century.

Annual conference of the American Psychological Association, San Diego, CA. Shapiro, J. & Etzel, E. (2010, August). Individualized multimodal mental skills intervention for injure

collegiate athletes. Annual conference of the American Psychological Association, San Diego, CA.

Dieffenbach, K., Watson, J., & Etzel, E. (2009, September). Exploring coach’s beliefs and behaviors regarding sports ethics: A key element of coaching education. Annual conference of the Association for Applied Sport Psychology. Salt Lake City, Utah. Lubker, J., & Etzel, E. (2009, September). Do we free the prisoners? Using the allegory of Plato’s cave to question the ethical responsibility of sport psychologists on college campuses.

Annual conference of the Association for Applied Sport Psychology. Salt Lake City, Utah. Watson, J., Etzel, E., Schinke, R. & Loughran, M. (2009, September). Ethical issues for the culturally competent practitioner. Annual conference of the Association for Applied Sport Psychology. Salt Lake City, Utah. Watson, J., Dieffenbach, K., & Etzel, E. (2009. August). Identifying issues for sport psychologists working with coaches. Annual Convention of the American Psychological Association, Toronto, Canada. Etzel, E. (2009, August). Some humble reflections from an accidental life in sport and SEP. APA Division 47 Outstanding Contributions to Education Award. Annual Convention of the American Psychological Association, Toronto, Canada. Watson, J., Etzel, E., & Hanrahan, L. (2008, September). Ethics in research within the field of

applied sport and exercise psychology. Annual conference of the Association for the Advancement of Applied Sport Psychology, St. Louis, MO.

Zaichowsky, L. Davis, H., Etzel, E., Loughran, M., Moore, N., Patrick, T., & Smith, A. (2008, September). Healing the relationships between psychologists and sport scientists. Annual conference of the Association for the Advancement of Applied Sport Psychology, St. Louis,

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Etzel, E., Dieffenbach, K., & Tebbe, C. (2007, October). Ethical issues relative to drug use related consultations. Annual conference of the Association for the Advancement of Applied Sport Psychology, Louisville, KY.

Clement, D. Abildso, C., & Etzel, E. (2007, October). Online marketing: How AASP certified

consultants are presenting their credentials. Annual conference of the Association for the Advancement of Applied Sport Psychology, Louisville, KY.

Abildso, C., Vosloo, J., Monda, S., & Etzel, E. (2007, October). Help seeking behaviors of NCAA

Division I student-athletes. Annual conference of the Association for the Advancement of Applied Sport Psychology, Louisville, KY.

Bartlett, M., & Etzel, E. (2007, August) A single case design approach to monitoring the effects of

intense training on immune function and mood state in swimmers. Annual conference of American College of Sports Medicine, New Orleans, LA.

Lubker, J., & Etzel, E. (2007, October). College adjustment experiences of first-year students:

Disengaged athletes, non-athletes, and current varsity athletes. Annual conference of the Association for the Advancement of Applied Sport Psychology, Louisville, KY.

Etzel, E. Brown, J., Moore, S., Newcomer-Appaneal, R., & Watson, J. (2006, September). Ethics and

organizational consultation in applied sport psychology. Annual conference of the Association for the Advancement of Applied Sport Psychology, Miami, FL.

Ablildso, C., Keeler, L., Clement, D., & Etzel, E. (2006, September) Online marketing: How AAASP

certified consultants are presenting their credentials. Annual conference of the Association for the Advancement of Applied Sport Psychology, Miami, FL.

Etzel, E., Keeler, L., & Blom, L. (2006, August). Validation of a brief assessment of training recovery and stress in sport. Annual Convention of The American Psychological Association, New Orleans, LA.

Ahlgren, R., & Etzel, E. (2006, March). Collective partnerships between student-affairs professionals and the NCAA CHAMPS/Life Skills program. National Association of Student Personnel Administrators Annual Conference, Washington, DC.

Etzel, E. & Watson, J. (2005, October) Ethics and teaching in applied sport psychology settings. Annual conference of the Association for the Advancement of Applied Sport Psychology, Vancouver, BC.

Etzel, E,, & Watson, J. (2005, September). Adding sport psychology into your practice. West Virginia Psychological Association Conference, Charleston, WV.

Lubker, J. & Etzel, E. (2005, August) First year student’s adaptation to college. An investigation of the impact of athletics identity and high school sports participation. American Psychological Association annual conference, Washington, DC.

Etzel E., & Maniar, S. (2005, February). Ethical issues in the provision of psychological care to collegiate athletes. NCAA Psychological Health Issues of Collegiate Student-athletes

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conference, Indianapolis, IN.

Naoi, A. & Etzel, E. (2005, Fall). CHAMPS/Life Skills Program in the United States. Conference Proceeding for the Japanese Society of Sport Psychology, 172-173.

Naoi, A., Ostrow, A., Etzel, E., & Zizzi, S. (2004, December). The effects of cognitive and relaxation interventions on injured athletes’ mood, pain, optimism, and adherence to rehabilitation. Poster, 31st Japanese Society of Sport Psychology Conference, Osaka, Japan.

Ahlgren, R., Watson II, J.C., Klug, J., & Etzel, E.F. (2004, September). Collegiate athletes’

perspectives on support seeking. Annual conference of the Association for the Advancement of Applied Sport Psychology, Minneapolis, MN.

Etzel, E., Watson II, J.C., & Brown, J. (2004, September). Effective, ethical supervision: Who cares?

Annual Conference of the Association for the Advancement of Applied Sport Psychology, Minneapolis, MN.

Etzel, E. (2003, October). Characteristics of university student-athletes seeking sport psychology

services, Part II. Association for the Advancement of Applied Sport Psychology annual conference, Philadelphia, PA.

Etzel, E. Blom, L. & Downey, V. (October, 2003). Use of the Recovery Stress Questionnaire-Sport (REST-Q) in monitoring overtraining: A preliminary study of collegiate wrestlers. Association for the Advancement of Applied Sport Psychology annual conference, Philadelphia, PA.

Maniar, S. Cogan K., Etzel, E., Carter, J., & Smith, L. (October 2003). Getting creative with university-based sport psychology services: Typical issues in an atypical field. Association for the Advancement of Applied Sport Psychology annual conference, Philadelphia, PA.

Etzel, E. (2003, August). Characteristics of university student-athletes seeking sport psychology/counseling services. American Psychological Association annual convention. Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

Watson, J., Zizzi, S., Etzel, E. & Lubker, J. (2003, August). Trends in applied sport psychology

supervision among students and professionals. American Psychological Association annual convention. Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

Ahlgren. R. & Etzel, E. (2002, October). Backgrounds, resources and professional responsibilities of

NCAA CHAMPS/Life Skills program coordinators. Association for the Advancement of Applied Sport Psychology annual conference, Tucson, AZ.

Ahlgren, R. & Etzel, E. (2002, October). Partnerships between applied sport psychology consultants

and the NCAA CHAMPS/Life Skills program. (2002, October). Association for the Advancement of Applied Sport Psychology annual conference, Tucson, AZ.

Blom, L, & Etzel, E. (2002, October). Use of a brief instrument to monitor mood over the course of

a season in female collegiate athletes. Association for the Advancement of Applied Sport Psychology annual conference, Tucson, AZ.

Etzel, E. Watson, J, Zizzi, S. Foster, S., Petersen, K. (2002, October). Ethical beliefs and behaviors of

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AAASP members. Association for the Advancement of Applied Sport Psychology annual Conference, Tucson, AZ.

Etzel, E. Puffenbarger, S. & Royland, E. (2002, October). Views of applied sport psychology services

and other on-campus helping services: 3 years of exiting NCAA Division 1 student-athlete feedback. Association for the Advancement of Applied Sport Psychology annual conference, Tuscon, AZ.

Curry, L., Maniar, S., Etzel, E., Sandstedt, S., & Webber, N. (October, 2000). Symposium: Reaching and helping college student-athletes: De-stigmatizing sport psychology services, counseling support, and using the classroom. Association for the Advancement of Applied Sport Psychology annual convention, Nashville, TN.

Maniar, S., & Etzel, E. (October, 2000). An effective classroom approach to providing spot

psychology services for college student-athletes. Association for the Advancement of Applied Sport Psychology annual convention, Nashville, TN.

Curry, L., Palmer, C., Maniar, S., Etzel, E., & Zizzi, S. (October, 2000). Helping athletes: Counseling

and teaching strategies for successful individual and group sport psychology support. Association for the Advancement of Applied Sport Psychology annual convention, Nashville, TN.

Hollander, D., Ciano-Federoff, L., Perna, F., Larkin, K., Ostrow, A., Etzel, E., & Bryner, R.

(October, 2000). The impact of social support on rating of perceived exertion and cardiovascular reactivity during sub-maximal exercise. Association for the Advancement of Applied Sport Psychology annual convention, Nashville, TN.

Foster, S., Etzel, E., Harmison, R., Peterson, K., Watson, J., & Kane, M. (October, 2000). Successful

ethical consulting: Recognizing, resolving and preventing ethical dilemmas in your practice with athletes. Association for the Advancement of Applied Sport Psychology annual convention, Nashville, TN.

Etzel, E. (January, 2000). Reflections on best and worst coaching actions: US Olympians and coaches. Ninth Asian Shooting Championships, Langkawi, Malaysia.

Etzel, E. & Perna, F. (September, 1999). Sport and exercise psychology at West Virginia

Psychological Association annual meeting. Pipestem, WV.

Etzel, E., Perna, F., Zizzi, S., Goldman, C. (September, 1999). In pursuit of certification: A model for acquiring a variety of applied sport psychology experience in a university setting. Association for the Advancement of Applied Sport Psychology annual convention, Banff, Canada.

Cogan, K., Harmison, R., Sachs, M., & Etzel, E.(September, 1999). Is it live or is it Memorex?:

Supervision of an actual sport psychology consultation. Association for the Advancement of Applied Sport Psychology annual convention, Banff, Canada.

Etzel, E.(October, 1998). Assisting college student athletes. WVASPA conference, Canaan Valley,

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Newcomer, R., Roh, J., Braun, L., Perna, F., Etzel, E., Stilger, V., Lindstrom, & Stemple, S. (1998, August). Features of post-traumatic stress disorder following major athletic injury. American

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Psychological Association annual convention, San Francisco, CA.

Braun, L., Roh, J., Newcomer, R., Perna, F., Etzel, E., Stilger, V., Lindstrom, D., & Stemple, S., (1998, August). Effects of athletic injury on depression and anxiety. American Psychological Association annual convention, San Francisco, CA.

Ahlgren, R., Etzel, E., Zizzi, S., & Perna, F. (1998, September). An investigation of the relationship

between life stress and changes in mood states and stress symptoms in NCAA Division 1 women’s athletics team members. Association for the Advancement of Applied Sport Psychology annual convention, Hyannis, MA.

Newcomer, R., Roh, J., Perna, F., Stilger, V., & Etzel, E. (1998, September). Injury as a traumatic

experience: Intrusive thoughts and avoidance behavior associated with injury among college student- athletes. Association for the Advancement of Applied Sport Psychology annual convention, Hyannis, MA.

Perna, F., Roh, J., Newcomer, R., & Etzel, E. (1998, September). Clinical depression among injured

injured athletes: An empirical assessment. Association for the Advancement of Applied Sport Psychology annual convention, Hyannis, MA.

Roh., J., Newcomer, R., Perna, F., Stilger, V., & Etzel, E. (1998, September). Depressive mood states

among college athletes: Pre- and post injury. Association for the Advancement of Applied Sport Psychology annual convention, Hyannis, MA.

Etzel, E. (1997, November). Stress management in competition. First Asian and Commonwealth

Coaches Conference, Langkawi, Malaysia.

Neyer, M., & Etzel, E. (1997, August). Sport psychology from the inside out: Post-Olympic careers in psychology. Invited presentation. American Psychological Association annual conference, Chicago, IL.

Etzel, E., & Bauman, J. (1997, February). CHAMPS/Life Skills: Authoring a textbook, book chapter,

or journal article. CHAMPS/Life Skills annual continuing education conference, San Diego, CA.

Etzel, E. (November, 1996). Team building for coaches. West Virginia AHPERD annual convention,

Charleston, WV.

Etzel, E., Cook, T., & Ostrow, A. (1996, October). Backgrounds and responsibilities of NCAA CHAMPS/Life Skills program coordinators. Paper presented at Association for the Advancement of Applied Sport Psychology convention, Williamsburg, VA.

Buntrock, C. Petrie, Etzel, E., & Harmison, R. (October, 1996). Sexual attraction and the profession

of sport psychology: Beyond the research. Workshop presented at Association for the Advancement of Applied Sport Psychology convention, Williamsburg, VA.

Johnson, S., Ostrow, A., Etzel, E., Perna, F., & Kornspan, A. (October, 1996). The effects of group

versus individual goal setting on bowling performance. Paper presented at Association for the Advancement of Applied Sport Psychology annual meeting, Williamsburg, VA.

Etzel, E. (December, 1995). Mental training for coaches. Italian Shooting Coach Association,

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Ora, Tyrolia, Italy.

Anderson, G., Beasley, M., Buljung, E., Etzel, E., & Foth, R. (1995, October). Achieving winning scores at major championships for individuals and teams. USA Shooting National Coaches Conference, U.S. Olympic Training Center, Colorado Springs, CO.

Etzel, E. (1995, October). Community and professional resources for coaches. USA Shooting

National Coaches Conference. U.S. Olympic Training Center, Colorado Springs, CO.

Etzel, E. (1995, October). Team building. USA Shooting National Coaches Conference. U.S. Olympic Training Center, Colorado Springs, CO.

Etzel, E. (1995, September). Training, employment and marketing considerations for future sport

counselors and sport psychologists. Paper presented at the Association for the Advancement of Applied Sport Psychology annual conference, New Orleans, LA.

Lerner, B., Lantz, C., Etzel, E., Johnson, S., Ferguson, K., Ronayne, J., Kornspan, A., Trittenwein,

O., Cook, T. & Ostrow, A. (1995, September). Licensing, title, and curriculum: An interdisciplinary approach to doctoral training in sport psychology. Symposium presented at the Association for the Advancement of Applied Sport Psychology annual conference, New Orleans, LA.

Whelan, J., Elkin, T., Etzel, E., & Meyers, A. (1995, September). Ethics in exercise and sport

psychology: Consideration of specific guidelines. Invited paper presented Association for the Advancement of Applied Sport Psychology annual conference, New Orleans, LA.

Ferrante, A., & Etzel, E. (1995, May). Psychological interventions with student-athletes. Invited paper presented at 75th Annual meeting of the American College Health Association, Chicago, IL.

Lantz, C., Etzel, E., & Fleck, P. (1995, March). Validation of a conceptual model characterizing

college student-athlete readiness to retire from sport participation. Paper presented at American Psychological Association Division 17 (Counseling Psychology) District Conference Kent, OH.

Etzel, E., Berger, B., & Meyers, A. (1994, October). Selected ethics cases in applied sport psychology. Invited paper presented at the Association for the Advancement of Applied Sport Psychology Annual conference, Lake Tahoe, NV.

Etzel, E., & Lantz, C. (1994, November). Help seeking student-athlete's and non student-athlete's

stress sources and symptoms. Presented at the West Virginia AHPERD conference, Canaan Valley, WV.

Kornspan, A., Lerner, B. Ronayne, J., Etzel, E. (1994, October). A home disadvantage in NFL

conference championship games: Does it exist?" Paper presented at the Association for the Advancement of Applied Sport Psychology annual conference, Incline Village, NV.

Etzel, E., & Ferrante, A. (1994, February). Psychological aspects of athletic injury: Methods to assist collegiate student-athletes who have incurred injury/disability. Paper presented Midwest AAHPERD Conference, Morgantown, WV.

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Watson, J., Ostrow, A., & Etzel, E. (1994, February). The effects of a pre-shot routine emphasizing anxiety reduction techniques on golf putting performance. Paper presented at the Midwest AAHPERD Conference, Morgantown, WV.

Etzel, E., & Berger, B. (1993, October). Toward an AAASP ethics casebook: Selected cases. Invited

paper presented at the Association for the Advancement of Applied Sport Psychology annual conference, Montreal, Canada.

Etzel, E. (1992, October). How to get author a textbook for higher education. Paper presented at the

West Virginia AHPERD conference, Wheeling, WV.

Etzel, E. (1990, October). Sport psychology for runners. Presented at Morgantown Physical Therapy Associates Sports Medicine Clinic, Morgantown, WV.

Etzel, E., & Ferrante, A. (1990, September). Communication skills and team building for coaches.

Paper presented at the National Shooting Coaches Conference and Sports Research Symposium, U.S. Olympic Training Center, Colorado Springs, CO.

Etzel, E. & Ferrante, A., (1990, September). Performance enhancement and skill acquisition through

mental training. Paper presented at the National Shooting Sports Conference and Sports Research Symposium, U.S. Olympic Training Center, Colorado Springs, CO. Pinkney, J., Ferrante, A., Scales, J. & Etzel, E. (1990, April). Isolation and ethics: Shared issues for

minorities and student athletes. Paper presented at the American College Personnel Association National Convention, St. Louis, MO.

Etzel, E., & Ferrante, A., (1990, February). U.S. Olympic Sport Psychology Services. Presentation

accepted for Midwest AAHPERD Conference, Merrillville, IN, (Cancelled).

Pinkney, J., Ferrante, A., & Etzel, E. (1989, March). A learning center dilemma: Enhancing the student in student-athletes. American College Personnel Association, Washington, DC.

Etzel, E. & Ferrante, A. (1988, March). Reaching student-athletes: Issues and implications for

counseling centers. Presented at the 1988 North Carolina Counseling Center Conference, Greenville, NC.

Etzel, E., (1986, October). Behavioral goal setting for athletes. Paper presented at the National

Shooting Coaches Conference and Sports Medicine Symposium, U.S. Olympic Training Center, Colorado Springs, CO.

Etzel, E., & Ferrante, A. (1986, August). Sport psychology for coaches. Presented to the Department

of Education, East Liverpool, OH.

Etzel, E., & Ferrante, A (1984, October). Communication skills for shooting coaches. Seminar presented at the National Shooting Coach Conference and Research Symposium, U.S. Olympic Training Center, Colorado Springs, CO.

Etzel, E., & Ferrante, A. (1984, April). Assisting student-athletes. Seminar presented for the West

Virginia State Department of Education, Charleston, WV.

Etzel, E. (1983, July). Advanced training techniques. Presented at the National Rifle Association

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National Coach Certification School, U.S. Olympic Training Center, Lake Placid, NY.

Etzel, E. (1983, April). Progressive relaxation training for shooters. Presented at the U.S. National Shooting Team training seminar, Fort Benning, GA.

Etzel, E. (1981). A behavioral approach to goal-setting. Presented at the U.S. Olympic Junior

Shooting Program development seminar, The Pennsylvania State University, State College, PA.

Etzel, E. (1979, May). Validation of a conceptual model characterizing attention among international

rifle shooters." Paper presented the West Virginia University's School of Physical Education 50th Anniversary Celebration, Morgantown, WV.

Wiegand, R., & Etzel, E. (November, 1978). Female reaction time as a function of age." Paper

presented at the WVAAHPERD annual meeting, Wheeling, WV.

Etzel, E. (1978, June). Kinesthesis and rifle marksmanship. Presented at the U.S. Olympic Committee Shooter Development Conference, Phoenix, AZ.

Professional Newsletters

Etzel, E., Harris, B., & Zito, M. (Fall, 2016). How to ethically and accurately portray you credentials. AASP Newsletter. http://www.appliedsportpsych.org/members/aasp-newsletters/october-2016/cc-aasp-how-to-ethically-and-accurately-portray-your-credential/

Etzel, E. (2016, April). Something ethical. APA Division 47 Newsletter, 2-3. Etzel, E., & Harris, B. (Winter, 2015). Online assessment in sport and exercise psychology: Ethical

issues and best practice recommendations. AASP Newsletter, 16-17. Etzel, E., & Harris, B. (Fall, 2015). When silence isn’t golden: Two taboo topics in sport and exercise

psychology ethics. AASP Newsletter, 21-22. Etzel, E. (Fall, 2007). Thinking of Ethics: Parting reflections. AASP Newsletter, 21.

Etzel, E., & Watson, J. (Spring, 2007). Thinking of ethics: Listserv netiquette. AAASP Newsletter,

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Etzel, E. (Winter/Spring, 2006). Ethical stewards. AAASP Newsletter, 20.

Tebbe, C., Goodrich, D., & Etzel, E. (Summer, 2005). The many roads to professional competence: A lifelong journey. AAASP Newsletter, 20.

Watson, J., Etzel. E., & Loughran, M. (Fall, 2006). Ethics and cultural competence. AAASP Newsletter, 20.

Etzel, E. & Watson, J. (Winter, 2005) Thinking of ethics: Competent teaching. AAASP Newsletter,

20. Etzel, E. & Watson, J. (Fall, 2005) Ethics: Soft core or integral fabric of our field?. AAASP Newsletter, 20.

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Etzel, E., Brown, J., & Watson, J. (Fall, 2004) Ethical supervisors: Responsibility rolls up hill. AAASP Newsletter, 19.

Etzel, E., & Watson, J. (Summer, 2004). Thinking of ethics: Is change really inevitable? What about

our ethics code? AAASP Newsletter,19 Etzel, E., & Watson, J. (Winter, 2003) Shall we talk over lunch? How much should you self-disclose

to your clients and remain ethical? AAASP Newsletter 18.

Etzel, E. & Watson, J. (Summer. 2003). Risky business? Providing supervision in ethically risky times. AAASP Newsletter 18.

Etzel, E., Watson, J., & Hankes, D. (Spring, 2003). Oops! A stretch? A case of misrepresentation or what? AAASP Newsletter 17.

Etzel, E. & Watson, J. (Winter, 2001). Gee, I hate to bother you about this, but...: Addressing the unethical behaviors of colleagues. AAASP Newsletter, 16.

Etzel, E. & Watson, J. (Spring, 2001). Can you see for miles? Supervision in absentia. AAASP

Newsletter. 15.

Watson, J., & Etzel, E. (Fall, 2000). Considering ethics: Using the Internet in sport psychology. AAASP Newsletter. 14.

Etzel, E. (1998). Athletes guide to career planning: Keys to success from the playing field to

professional life [Review of the book Athlete’s guide to career planning: Keys to success from the playing field to professional life]. Exercise and Sport Psychology Newsletter, 12, 5-6.

Etzel, E., & Whelan, J. (1995, Summer). Considering ethics. Association for the

Advancement of Applied Sport Psychology Newsletter, 25-26.

Etzel, E. (1995, Spring). WVU establishes Life Skills program. Athlete's Academic Newsletter, 3.

Etzel, E. (1992, Fall). Selecting your major or career path. Athlete's Academic Newsletter, 2.

Etzel, E., & Lantz, C. (1992). Team building. Sport Psychology Training Bulletin, 3.

Etzel, E. (1991, Spring). Getting organized: Time management for student-athletes. Athlete's Academic Newsletter, 3.

Etzel, E. (1991, Fall). Coping with the stresses of college life. Athlete's Academic Newsletter, 5.

Etzel, E. (1990, Fall). A new year, a new season. Athlete's Academic Newsletter, 1-2.

Etzel, E. (1989, Fall). Your opportunity to be a successful student-athlete. Athlete's Academic

Newsletter, 1. Magazines

Etzel, E. (1996, July). Momentum in shooting. InSights, pp.17-18.

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Etzel, E., & Riesterer, U. (1996, March/April). The transition phase of training UIT Journal.

p.p.50-51.

Etzel, E., & Riesterer, U. (1996, January/February). Meditation and shooting. UIT Journal. p. 47.

Etzel, E. (1995, May). Healthy rivalries: Competitive cooperation. InSights, p.19.

Etzel, E. (1995, January). Are we what we accomplish? Insights, p.19.

Etzel, E., & Riesterer, U. (1995, January/February) Activating athletes: Thoughts for

coaches. UIT Journal, p.52.

Etzel, E. (1994, December). Lessons from failing. InSights, p.19.

Etzel, E. (1994, November). Staleness: The shooting doldrums. Shooting Sports USA, pp. 4,7.

Etzel, E., & Riesterer, U. (1994, March/April). Ethics in coaching: Dual relationships. UIT Journal, p. 44.

Etzel, E., & Riesterer, U. (1994, January/February). Addressing team problems and resolving

team conflicts. UIT Journal, pp. 24-25.

Etzel, E. (1994, January). Controlling your anger. Insights, pp. 19-20, 23.

Etzel, E. (1993, December). The learning process: Part II. Insights, pp. 19-20.

Etzel, E. (1993, November). The learning process: Part I. Insights, p. 19.

Etzel, E. (1993, October). Perfectionism: Can you really do it all? Shooting Sports USA, pp.4-5.

Etzel, E. (1993, August). Concentration in shooting: Part II. Insights, p. 19-20.

Etzel, E. (1993, July). Concentration in shooting: Part I. Etzel, E. (1993, May). What you can do to become a champion. Insights, pp. 19-21.

Etzel, E., & Riesterer, U. (1993, January/February). Self confidence: Flow: The experience of

peak shooting performance. UIT Journal, pp. 20-21.

Etzel, E. (1992, December). Mental toughness. Insights, pp. 21-21.

Etzel, E. (1992, December). Retirement from shooting: Thoughts for coaches and athletes. Shooting Sports USA, pp. 10-12.

Etzel, E. (1992, November). Coping with slumps and burnout. InSights, pp. 21-22.

Etzel, E. (1992, October) Shared skills for athletic an academic success. InSights, pp. 19, 21.

Riesterer, U., & Etzel, E. (1992, July/August). Retirement from shooting: An inevitable

transition. UIT Journal, pp. 18-19.

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Riesterer, U., & Etzel, E. (1992, March/April). Team communication. UIT Journal, pp. 16-

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Riesterer, U., & Etzel, E. (1992, January/February). Communication and shooting effectiveness. UIT Journal, pp. 29-30.

Etzel, E. (1991, December) Becoming your own coach. InSights, pp. 19-20.

Etzel, E. (1991, September). Developing confidence in your shooting: Ways to build self-

confidence. InSights, pp.23-24.

Etzel, E. (1991, August). Developing confidence in your shooting: Self-confidence, over confidence and diffidence. InSights, pp. 19-20.

Etzel, E. (1991, July). Time management for college shooters. InSights, pp. 17, 23.

Other Publications

Brooks, D., Etzel, E. Lottes, C., Chourei, M. & Haines, H. (1991). Retirement from rifle

competition. Proceedings of the 1991 International Congress of Health, Physical Education and Recreation World Congress. Limerick, Ireland.

Other Evidence of Scholarship

Attended Sport psychology for empowerment and succeeding. AASP Annual Conference,

Atlanta, GA. (18 CEUs). October, 2012. Attended WV Addiction Training Institute, Morgantown, WV (3.5 CEUs). August 2012. Attended APA CE program “Caring for military families…” West Virginia University,

Morgantown, WV. July, 2012

Attended “Molecular mechanisms underlying vulnerability to depression. West Virginia University School of Medicine grand rounds” Morgantown, WV (1 CEU). Attended APA Education Leadership Conference, Washington, DC. (10 CEUs). September

2007. Attended “Staying out of the swamp: Ethics complaints and how ethics committees really

Work” by John Linton, Ph.D. West Virginia University Counseling & Counseling Psychology Department, Morgantown, WV (3 CEUs). November 2007.

Attended WV Addictions Institute. (14 CEUs). June, 2007 Attended WVU Carruth Center continuing education presentation “Counseling in context”

by Mary Jo Loughran, Ph.D. (1 CEU). September 2006. Attended West Virginia University Department of Behavioral Medicine & Psychiatry 10th

annual Thought Disorders Conference - Psychosis, Morgantown, WV (6 CEU’s). September 2006.

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Attended the West Virginia University Addiction Training Institute, Morgantown, WV (7

CEU’s). June, 2006.

Attended West Virginia Psychological Association fall conference workshop – “Adding sport

psychology into your practice. Charleston, WV (3 CEU’s). September 2005.

Attended West Virginia University Behavioral Medicine Mood disorders workshop – bipolar disorders.” Morgantown, WV (3 CEUs), October, 2004.

Attended AClinical supervision: A crash course in models, ethics and training resources. West Virginia University, CCCPS. Morgantown, WV. November 2004. (1.5EUs) Attended Coaching clients for self-actualization and involvement of career success. West Virginia University, ICPE. Morgantown, WV. November 2004. (9.5 CEUs) Attended “Understanding bipolar illnesses.” West Virginia University School of Medicine, Morgantown, WV February 2003. (6.0 CEUs)

Attended USOC sponsored “Sport psychology mini conference” Philadelphia, PA, (8 CEUs), October, 2003. Attended WVPA “Ethics and practice: There must be 50 ways to leave your license.”

Charleston, WV (3 CEUs), February 2003. Completed WVU Human participant protections education for research teams training,

Morgantown, WV February 2003. Completed Journal Learning International readings from Psychotherapy Networker,

January/February 2003. (2 CEUs) Attended “The ethical management of a high risk clients,” WVU Department of Counseling

Psychology, Morgantown, WV December, 2002 (2.75)

Attended Issues in psychotherapy with gay, lesbian, bisexual, questioning, and trans- gendered persons. WVU CCCPS, Morgantown, WV 2002 (4.5 CEUs)

Attended WV Addictions Institute June, 2002 (5.5 CEUs)

Attended WV Addictions Institute June, 2001 (7 CEUs)

Attended Advances in the treatment of obsessive-compulsive disorders. Allegheny General Hospital, Pittsburgh, PA, September, 2000, (4 CEUs)

Professional development leave, Spring semester 1999. Time involved with upgrading of

technology for use in classroom (e.g., attended training in Power Point, Web site design, distance learning) updating SS 420, created website for SS 420.

Attended West Virginia Addiction Institute. Morgantown, WV. June, 1999. (7.5 CEUs)

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Attended Advances in the treatment of depression, Allegheny General Hospital, Pittsburgh, PA, March, 1999, (4 CEUs)

Attended Women and mental health, Allegheny General Hospital, Pittsburgh, PA January,

1999 (4 CEUs).

Attended West Virginia Addiction Institute. Morgantown, WV. June, 1998. (11 CEUs)

Attended Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale III@ training seminar, Morgantown, WV. September, 1997 (2.5 CEUs)

Attended Wechsler Memory Scale III training seminar, Morgantown, WV, September, 1997

(2.5 CEUs). Attended Current clinical practice: Children and adolescents. Wheeling Jesuit University,

Wheeling, WV, November, 1996 (6 CEUs).

Attended WVU faculty development workshop on The faculty role in student retention, WVU May, 1996.

Attended Sports related concussion. Allegheny General Hospital, Pittsburgh, PA, March

1996 (8 CEUs).

Attended Use of neuropsychological assessment in sports. Allegheny General Hospital, March 1996 (3.5 CEUs).

Attended "Professional In Residence" Alcoholism and Drug Addiction Awareness Program,

Betty Ford Clinic, Palm Desert, CA, October, 1995 (36.5 CEUs).

Attended "A practitioner's guide to Diagnostic and Statistical Manual-IV". Institute for Behavioral Healthcare, Columbus, OH, March, 1995 (6 CEUs).

Attended "Integrating concepts of diversity into traditional courses". West Virginia

University Faculty Development Seminar, Morgantown, WV, March, 1995.

Attended "Constructing solutions in time limited therapy". West Virginia Psychological Association Spring meeting, Canaan Valley, WV, April, 1994. (6 CEUs).

Attended "Psychological assessment: The Bender Visual Motor Gestalt Test". Psychology

Service, U.S. Department of Justice, Alderson, WV. June, 1993. (2 CEUs).

Attended "Revised ethical standards for the American Psychological Association." West Virginia Psychological Association Spring meeting, Canaan Valley, WV. April, 1993. (3 CEUs).

Attended "Using the MMPI-A with adolescents." Workshop presented at WV Psychological

Association Spring meeting, Canaan Valley, WV. April, 1993. (6 CEUs).

Attended "Child, spouse, and elder abuse: Breaking the cycle of family violence." WVU School of Medicine, Department of Behavioral Medicine and Psychiatry, Morgantown, WV. February, 1993. (12 CEUs).

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Attended "Teaching research skills to undergraduates". Workshop presented at WV Psychological Association Spring meeting, Canaan Valley, WV. April, 1992 (2 CEUs).

Attended "Psychodynamic object relations therapy of pre-neurotic and borderline character

disorders". WVU Department of Counseling, Rehabilitation, & Counseling Psychology, May, 1992 (3 CEU's).

Attended "Anxiety disorders in the primary care setting". WVU School of Medicine,

October, 1992 (3 CEUs).

Attended "Expanding service to the State." WVU Chair Development Series, Morgantown, WV, November, 1992.

Passed oral examination for professional practice of psychology required for psychology

licensure in West Virginia. April, 1991. Licensed as a professional psychologist (#526) by the WV State Board of Examiners, April,

1991.

Attended workshop on "Legal and Ethical Issues in Involuntary Commitment" at WV Psychological Association meeting, Canaan Valley, WV. April, 1991. (3 CEUs)

Passed professional psychology licensing examination, State of West Virginia, October, 1990.

Completed preparatory course for the professional psychology licensing examination,

Association for the Advanced Training in the Behavioral Sciences, Pittsburgh, PA (50 CEUs). September 1990.

Attended workshop on "Sport psychology", American Psychological Association annual

convention, Boston, MA. (3 CEUs) August, 1990. Teaching

Academic Courses - Undergraduate

Psychological perspectives of sport (SEP 272)

Psychological aspects of injury (SEP 493) Advanced topics: Sport performance enhancement techniques (SEP 198)

Orientation to University Life for WVU student-athletes (SEP170)

Internship in Sport Behavior (SS 189)

Academic Courses - Graduate

Research methods (SS 315)

Advanced topics: Psychological Aspects of sport performance enhancement (SEP 720)

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Advanced topics: Psychological aspects of sport injury (SEP 723) Advanced topics: Ethics and legal issues in sport psychology (SEP 727)

Psychology of sport and physical activity (SS 340; SEP 640)

Advanced topics: Counseling college student-athletes (SEP 721)

Master’s degree research/Thesis (SEP697)

Internship in sport behavior (SEP 647)

Research (SEP 497; 697)

Thesis (SEP 498; SS698)

Sport psychology practicum (SEP 647) Supervision in sport psychology (SEP 686)

Skill Courses

Riflery (GPE 1) (N = 2,400 students over time)

Supervisory and Advising Responsibilities

Advisement of Doctoral dissertations Advisement of Masters Theses

Supervision of undergraduate sport behavior practica Supervision of Masters sport behavior practica

Supervisor of Doctoral sport behavior practica

Supervision of Doctoral level psychology practica (WVU Carruth Center for Counseling & Psychological Services)

Service To Professional Organizations

Listed on U.S. Olympic Committee Sport Psychology Registry (1995- present)

Chair, Association for the Advancement of Applied Sport Psychology (AASP) Ethics Committee

(1998-2007; 2015-present)

Chair, American Psychological Association Education Committee, 2006 - present Association for the Advancement of Applied Sport Psychology (AAASP) Ethics Committee (1992-

2007)

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National Collegiate Athletics Association (NCAA) Men's & Women's Rifle Committee Secretary-

Rules Editor (1980-present)

Reviewer for Academic Athletic Journal (1995 - 2007) Reviewer for Ethics and Behavior (2008-2009)

Reviewer for Journal of Applied Sport Psychology (1993-94; 2002; 2008)

Service To West Virginia University Member, McNair Scholars advisory committee, 2008-present

Member, WVU Faculty Senate, 2005-2008; 2011- present Member, WVU Faculty Senate Executive Committee, 2007-2008

Member WVU Council for Women’s Concerns 2005 – 2009 Member of WVU Social Justice Council (2006-present)

Member of WVU Foundations of Excellence Steering Committee and All

Students Committee co-chair, 2006 – 2007.

Member of Advisor Council for Alcohol and Other Drugs, Chair of Education for Other Drugs on Campus Sub-committee 1998 – 2011.

Ex-Member of Student Rights and Responsibilities Committee Ex-Member of WVU Council on Sexual Orientation (COSO) Grants or Contracts

Perna, F., Etzel, E., Stilger, V., & Cramer, J. (1998) Psychological distress and coping following athletic injury: Impact upon rehabilitation. Proposal approved as WVU Senate research grant, $5,000.

Consultations Populations

NCAA Division I/III coaches, administrators and student-athletes

National and Olympic level coaches

University health and sports medicine personnel

Parents of scholastic athletes

Adolescent scholastic athletes

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Sport Consultant Areas

Baseball Basketball Biathlon Crew/Rowing Equestrian Football Golf, professional and amateur Gymnastics Shooting, Olympic and collegiate Soccer Swimming and diving Tennis Track and field/cross country Volleyball Wrestling

Areas of Competency/Interest

Alcohol and substance abuse Brief counseling/psychotherapy Career counseling Coaching psychology Coping with injury Eating disorders Ethics and legal issues Performance enhancement skills Retirement from sport Spirituality Stress management Team building

Professional Memberships

American Psychological Association – Division 47, Exercise and Sport Psychology

Association for Applied Sport Psychology

Personal Accomplishments/Activities

American Psychological Association Division 47 Distinguished Contribution to Education and Training Award recipient (2009)

Fellow, Association for Applied Sport Psychology (2007) Outstanding service award recipient, WVU School of Physical Education, 2003, 2005. Outstanding researcher/creativity award recipient, WVU School of Physical Education, 1997, 1998,

2001, 2003, 2005.

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Outstanding teacher award recipient, WVU School of Physical Education, 1995-96

Listed on U.S. Olympic Committee Sport Psychology Registry (1996 - present).

Gold Medalist (Shooting), 1984 Olympic Games, Los Angeles, CA (Set Olympic Record, Men's English Match Rifle)

U.S. Olympic Committee 1984 Sportsman of the Year (Shooting)

Member of 1979 Pan American Games Championship rifle team, Pan American Games, San Juan

Puerto Rico (3 Team Gold Medals)

Member of 1978 World Championship rifle team, World Shooting Championships, Seoul, Korea. (2 Team Gold Medals)

Twelve-time National Rifle Champion (1976-84) Coach of 4 NCAA Men's & Women's Rifle National Champion teams First team All-American in rifle shooting, 1972, 1973, & 1974.