Rosie Phillips Bingham, Ph.D, ABPP
Curriculum Vitae
Professor, Department of Counseling, Educational Psychology & Research
Vice President for Student Affairs(Retired)
University of Memphis
Rosie Phillips Bingham
University of Memphis
8738 Southwind Dr
Memphis, Tennessee 38125
(901) 258-5184 (C)
Education:
Ph.D. August 31, 1977, The Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio
Major: Counseling Psychology
M.A. December, 1973, The Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio
Major: Counseling and Guidance
B.A. May 30, 1971, Elmhurst College, Elmhurst, Illinois
Major: Sociology/Education
Professional Experience:
University of Memphis
1985-Present Professor, Department of Counseling, Educational Psychology & Research and Department of Psychology
May, 2003 – August, 31, 2016 Vice President for Student Affairs
University of Memphis
The Vice President reported to the President, served as a member of the President's executive council and had responsibility for a major division within the university, directing most of the nonacademic studentrelated functions. The division of Student Affairs has approximately 150 fulltime employees and 20 departments reporting through an Associate Vice President for Student Life/Dean of Students and an Assistant Vice President for Student Development. The Vice President has fiscal responsibilities for a budget in excess of $13 million.
December, 1993 – April, 2003 Assistant Vice President for Student Affairs/Student Development
University of Memphis
Directed and coordinated programs and formulated and developed policies for Student Development, Center for Student Development (Psychological, Career, Academic Support, Testing,) disability services, career and employment services, student health services. Assured development and use of innovative programs, policies and procedures. Reviewed budget and directed appropriations of assigned units. Represented the University in community issues as appropriate.
February 1985 – December 1993 Director, Center for Student Development
University of Memphis (formerly Memphis State University)
Managed a comprehensive student development center with a full-time staff of 32 (including 4 interns in an APA approved pre-doctoral program in psychology) and numerous part-time staff.
University of Florida
8/83-2/85 Associate Director, Counseling Center.
9/78-7/83 Counseling Psychologist, University Counseling Center
Ohio Dominican College
9/96-7/78 Director, Academic Development Center and Assistant Professor of Psychology
9/75 to 8/76 Intern, Department of Psychology
Ohio State University
9/73-8/75 Intern, Counseling Psychology, Counseling Center
9/72-8/73 Student Personnel Assistant
Assistant Residence Hall Director
6/71-8/72 Assistant Manager, Illinois Bell Telephone
Courses Taught: The University of Memphis: ACAD 1100: Introduction to the University
Graduate Seminar in multicultural counseling-Department of Psychology
Supervision and Introduction to Counseling Theories – Department of Counseling, Educational Psychology & Research
Introduction to Counseling Theories - Department of Counseling, Educational Psychology & Research
Introduction to Counseling, Department of Counseling, Educational Psychology & Research, Graduate practicum courses
University of Florida: Vocational Counseling Psychology, Career and Life Planning, Diet and exercise for weight control.
Consulting/Training Sample:
Various classes, seminars, & departments at the University of Memphis-Annually Ethnic and Multicultural Workshops in New Hampshire, Missouri, Oregon, Nebraska, Wisconsin, Illinois, Florida, Ohio, Georgia, Texas, Tennessee, Massachusetts, etc . 1980-present
Cross Cultural Training and Racism Workshops, 1) The University of Tennessee 2) Dyersburg State Community College, 3) Shelby State Community College 4) Adult and Commuter Services, 5) The University of Memphis , Sexual Assault Resources Center, area hospitals, Mental Health Staff of The Memphis City School System, etc., 1989-Present
Site Visitor - International Association of Counseling Center Services, 1986-1994
Site Visitor - American Psychological Association - 1993 to 2006
APA Accreditation Appeal Panel 2006-2007
Executive management and professional development for various groups including; Executive Women International, YWCA, Urban League, MLG & W, local Churches, Delta Sigma Theta, Alpha Kappa Alpha, University of Tennessee, LeMoyne Owen College, North Florida Public Health Nurses, Association of Business Women, Women seeking Tenure at the University of Memphis, etc. 1980-present
Professional Organizations:
American Board of Professional Psychology
American Psychological Association Member, Division 1, 17, 29, 35, 45, 51
Association of Black Psychologists
American Association for Counseling & Development-Past Member
Association for Multicultural Development-Past Member
American College Personnel Association-Past Member
Academy of Counseling Psychologists
Association of Public and Land Grant Universities (APLU – formerly, National Association of State Universities and Land Grant Colleges, NASULGC)
National Association of Student Personnel Administrators (NASPA)
Memphis Area Psychological Association
Tennessee Psychological Association
Leadership Positions:
Association of Public and Land Grant Universities (APLU)
Chair, Council on Student Affairs, Association of Public and Land Grant Universities, 2011
Chair-elect, Council on Student Affairs, Association of Public and Land Grant Universities, 2010
Conference Host and Organizer, Southeast Chief Student Affairs Officers, 2011.
American Psychological Association
APA, Finance Committee, 2014-16
APA, Board of Directors, 2009 – 2011
APA Council of Representatives, Division 1, 2012 -2015
Board of Educational Affairs, 2008
APA, Council of Representatives Division 17, 2001-2007
Past President-Division 17-APA, 1999-2000
President-Division 17-APA, 1998-1999
President Elect - Division 17-APA, 1997-98
Vice President for Diversity & Public Interest - Division 17- APA, 1993-1996
National Multicultural Conference and Summit- Host & Co-Organizer, 1999 & 2001
Association for University and College Counseling Center Directors: (AUCCCCD)
Executive Committee, Conference Host, 1994
Past Chair, 1989-1990
Chair, 1988-89
Chair Elect, 1987-1988
Board member, 1986
International Association of Counseling Center Service (IACS)
Past President, 1995
Chair Nomination Committee, 1995
IACS President, 1994
IACS President Elect, 1993
(IACS) Board member, 1987- 1992
APA Committees, Task Forces & Boards:
APA President Nadine Kaslow Advisory Board 2013
APA Board of Director’s Standing Hearing Panel, 2012
Society of Counseling Psychology Leadership Academy Co-Chair, 2012
APA Board of Directors Working Group on Seating of the Ethnic Minority Psychological
Association
APA Good Governance Project
Caucuses on the Council of Representatives
· Ethnic Minorities
· Women
· Public Interest
· Coalition of Scientists and Practitioners
APA Women's Caucus, Member at Large, 2006, 2007, Chair Elect 2013, Chair 2014
APA BAPPI Public Sector Awards Committee, 2007
APA COUNT Executive Committee 2002, Chair 2003-2004
APA Board for Professional Affairs, Chair 2005
APA President Robert Sternberg's Unity Group 2002
APA President Norine Johnson's Minority Advisory Group 2001
APA President Richard Suinn's Kitchen Cabinet 1998-1999
Awards & Recognition Committee, Division 17, APA, 1996-1997
Professional Examination Service Task Force on Practice Analysis 1993-1995
Ethics Committee, American Psychological Association, 1991-1994
Committee on Ethnic & Cultural Diversity, APA, Division 17, 1989-1993 (Chair, 1991-1992)
Committee on Women, APA, Division 17, 1989-1992
Program Committee - Division 17, 1989-1991
Ad Hoc Reviewer - The Counseling Psychologist, 1988-1989
Selection committee Member for editor of The Counseling Psychologist, 1988-1989
Regional Steering Committee, Division 17, APA, 1987-1988
American Psychological Association-Policy & Planning Board, 2000-2002
APA Selection Committee member for Editor of the Journal of Counseling Psychology 1997-1998
APA- Chair, Committee on the recognition of specialties and proficiencies in Professional Psychology Task Force on the use of the Term "Clinical", 1997-1998
NASULGC-Board on Quality of the Academic Environment &Undergraduate Experience 1994-1998
Editorial Board - Journal of Clinical Psychology: In Session 2005 to 2011
Editorial Board - Journal of Career Assessment, 1993-present
Editorial Board - Journal of Counseling Psychology, 1999-2005
Editorial Board - Journal of College Student Development, 1997-2000
Editorial Board - The Journal of Counseling and Development, 1990-1993
Editorial Board - The Counseling Psychologist, 1989-1992
NASPA
Editorial Board - NASPA Journal: 2007 to 2010
Region III Conference Fundraising Chair 2014 (over $25,000 raised)
Other
Chairperson, President's Committee on Minority Student Affairs, 1984-1985
State Secretary, Florida Personnel and Guidance Association FANWC Division, 1982
President, University of Florida Caucus of Black Faculty and Staff, 1981
Executive Member, United Florida Faculty
Public Service:
Baptist Women’s Hospital Board of Directors, 2009 - present
New Memphis Institute (formerly The Leadership Academy), Board of Trustees, 2010-present
Junior League of Memphis, Community Advisory Board, 2014 - present
Lifeblood: Mid-South Regional Blood Center, Board of Directors, 2009 - 2012
Women’s Foundation for a Greater Memphis, Chair, Board of Directors, 2006-2008; Board member
1995-2003; Trustee 2010-present
Second Chance/Ready for Work Task Force (Mayor of Memphis Ex-Offender Program) 2004-2005
State Work Force Development Board (Governors Workforce Development Board) 2005 - present
NEXUS Mentoring Program, 2003-2004
American Council on Education (ACE-NIP) National Identification Program, 1995-1997
Diversity Roundtable, 1995-1997
Free the Children (County Anti-Poverty Program), Board of Directors, 1991-1999
United Way Education Board (Memphis), 1987-1990
Memphis Planned Parenthood Association, 1986-1991
Advisory Board, Santa Fe Community College, 1982-1984
North Central Florida Regional Planning Council, appointed by Governor, 1983-1984
Altrusa International Professional & Business Women's Service Club (Corresponding Secretary, 1983)
Delta Sigma Theta Public Service Sorority (Vice President Local, 1982-1984)
Licensure/Certification:
Licensed Psychologist, State of Tennessee (PC001123).
ABPP Certification in Counseling Psychology- American Board of Professional Psychology (12-22-93)
Publications:
Bingham, R. P. & Cornish, J. A. E. (2016). Colleges and universities. In John C. Norcross, Gary R. Vandenbos, & Donald K. Freedheim (Eds.), APA Handbook of Clinical Psychology, Volume 1, Roots and Branches (pp. 411-420). Washington, DC: American Psychological Association.
Bingham, R. (2015). The role of university and college counseling centers in advancing the professionalization of psychology. American Psychologist, 70(8), 792-796.
Bingham, R., A. Bureau, D., & Duncan, A. (Eds.). (2015). Leading assessment for student success: Ten tenets that change culture and practice in student affairs (1st ed., Vol. 1, p. 169). Sterling, Virginia: Stylus.
Bingham, R. P. (2011). Right-sizing the workforce: Changing role of vocational psychology. Journal of Career Assessment, 19:306-315. R
Weddle-West, K. & Bingham, R. P. (2010). Enhancing Recruitment, persistence and graduation rates of students of color from P-22: The roles of senior administrator in higher education. National Forum of Applied Educational Research Journal. 24:1 & 2, 7-20. R
Bingham, R. P. (September 22, 2010) Shining a Light on Invisible Microaggressions [Review of the book Microaggressions in Everyday Life: Race, Gender, and Sexual Orientation]. PsycCRITIQUES, 55 (38), 4. R
Vasquez, M. J. T. & Bingham, R. P. (2011) Ethics in Counseling Psychology. In Altmaier, E. & Hansen, J., (Eds). Oxford Handbook of Counseling Psychology. R
Bingham, R. P. (2009) Empowerment through Inclusion: Education and Employment. In Chin, J. L., (Ed). Diversity In Mind and Action: Disparities and Competence: Service Delivery, Education, and Employment Contexts. 2nd Vol. R
Bingham, R. P. (2009) My Life is a Balance Between…. In Ponterotto, J., Casas, J. M., Suzuki, L. A., & Alexander, C. M., (Eds). Handbook of Multicultural Counseling. 3rd Ed. R
Vasquez, M. J. T., Bingham, R. P., & Barnett, J. (2008). Psychotherapy termination and ethical responsibilities. Journal of Clinical Psychology, 64:5, 653-665. R
Bingham, R. P. (2008). Biography of W. B. Walsh, Encyclopedia of Counseling Psychology. R
Bingham, R.P., Ward, C.M., McGhee, M. (2006) Career Counseling with African American Women. In Walsh, W.B., and Heppner, M. J., (Eds). Second Edition. Career Counseling with Women. (pp.165-195). Hillsdale, N.J: Lawrence Erlbaum. R
Bingham, R. P., (2005) Setting the Counseling Psychology Agenda: Principled Commitments Balanced With Market Realities, A reaction to "Empirical Reflections on Academic Training Programs in Counseling Psychology: Contexts and Commitments," The Counseling Psychologist, 33, 676-682. R
Spruill, J., Rozensky, R. H., Stigall, T. T., Vasquez, M., Bingham, R. P., & Olvey, C. D. (2004). Becoming a competent clinician: Basic competencies in intervention, Journal of Clinical Psychology, 60, 741 – 754. R
Bingham, R.P.(2003) "Fostering Human Strength: A counseling Psychology Perspective." In Walsh, W.B (Ed) Counseling Psychology and Optimal Human Functioning.(pp. 279 -296). Mahwah, N.J: Lawrence Erlbaum. R
Bingham, R.P., (2002) The Issue May be the Integration of Personal and Career Issues, A reaction to "The reintegrating vocational psychology and counseling psychology. " The Counseling Psychologist, 30, 933-936. R
Bingham, R.P., Porche- Burke, L., James, S., Sue, D. W., Vasquez, M. J. (2002) A report on the National Multicultural Conference and Summit II. Cultural Diversity and Ethnic Minority Psychology, 8, 75-87. R
Bingham, R.P. & Krantz, J., (2001) Career & vocational assessment (1997-1998): A Biennial Review. Journal of Career Assessment, 9, issue 1. R
Bingham, R.P. & Ward, C.M. (2001) Career counseling with African American males and females. In Walsh, W.B., Bingham, R.P., Brown, M., & Ward, C.M. (Eds.) Career counseling for African Americans. Mahwah, NJ: Lawrence Erlbaum Associates. R
Gilbert, L. A., & Bingham, R. P. (2001) Career counseling with African American dual-career families. In Walsh, W.B., Bingham, R.P., Brown, M., & Ward, C.M. (Eds.) Career counseling for African Americans. Mahwah, NJ: Lawrence Erlbaum Associates. R
Walsh, W.B., Bingham, R.P., Brown, M., & Ward, C.M. (Eds.) (2001). Career Counseling for African Americans. Mahwah, NJ: Lawrence Erlbaum Associates. R
Bingham, R.P., (2000) Multicultural career counseling in Kummerow, J., New Directions. Palo Alto, CA: Davies-Black Publishing. R
Bingham, R.B. (2000) 1999 Presidential Address: Lessons Learned at the Half-Century Mark The Counseling Psychologist 2000; 28; 143. R
Sue, D.W., Bingham, R.P., Porche-Burcke, L., & Vasquez, M., (1999). The diversification of psychology: A multicultural revolution. American Psychologist, 54, 1061-1069. R
Ward, C.M. Bingham, R.P.(1997) Theory into assessment: A model for women of color. Journal of Career Assessment, 5,4.403-418. R
Bingham, R. P. & Ward, C.M. (1996). Career counseling with Ethnic Minority Women: A practical application. In Walsh, W. Bruce and Savickas, Mark L. (Eds.).Integrating Career Theory and Practice. Palo Alto, CA: Consulting Psychologists Press. R
Fouad, N. & Bingham, R.P., (1995). Career counseling with racial/ethnic minorities. In W. B. Walsh & S.H. Osipow,(Eds). Handbook of Vocational Psychology (2nd ed.) Hillsdale, NJ: Lawrence Erlbaum. R
Bingham, R.P., Ward, C.M. (1994). Career counseling with ethnic minority women. In Walsh, W.B., and Osipow, S., (Eds). Career Counseling with Women. (pp.165-195). Hillsdale, N.J: Lawrence Erlbaum. R
Ward, C.M., Bingham, R.P., (1993). Career assessment of ethnic minority women. Journal of Career Assessment. 1, 246-257. R
Bingham, R.P. (1992). Reaction to implications of an africentric worldview in reducing stress for African American women. Journal of Counseling and Development. 71, (2), 191. R
Mason, C.H. & Bingham, R.P. (1988). Developing a sensitivity for culture and ethnicity in family violence. In Horton, A.L. & Williamson, J.A. (Eds.) Abuse and Religion: When praying isn't enough. R