Fielding Graduate University

Areas of Instruction:

• Theories of Personality
• Psychopathology
• Psychotherapy Process and Research
• Cognitive-Behavioral Psychotherapy
• Developmental Bases of Behavior

Scholarly & Professional Interests:

• Cognitive-Behavioral Psychotherapy Outcome Evaluation
• Practice Research Networks
• Life Span Developmental Psychopathology
• Addictive Behaviors
• Aptitude-Treatment Interactions (Especially the Five-Factor Model)
• Jungian Psychology (Operationalization of Constructs and Development of Measures)

• Cognitive-Behavioral Assessment and Psychotherapy with Adolescents and Adults
• Couples Counseling
• Practice Research Networks
• Integrative Psychotherapy (Combining Empirically Supported CBT Interventions with Jungian Theory)

Professional Memberships:

• Academy of Clinical Psychology (Fellow)
• American Psychological Association (12, 29, 36, 38)
• Association for the Advancement of Behavior Therapy
• Association for Applied Psychophysiology and Biofeedback
• Association for Psychological Type
• Capital Area Psychological Association
• National Register of Health Service Providers in Psychology
• Society for Behavioral Medicine
• Society for Psychotherapy Research
• Society for Research in Child Development
• Texas Psychological Association

Honors and Awards:

• 1999: Diplomate, American Board of Professional Psychology (ABPP)
• 1999: Fellow, Academy of Clinical Psychology
• 1994: Honorable Mention for Teaching Excellence Award, Graduate School of Social Work, The University of Texas at Austin
• 1993: Diplomate, The American Academy of Psychologists Treating Addiction (inactive)
• 1991: Certified Chemical Dependency Specialist, Texas (inactive)
• 1982: Top 10% of Faculty, College of Liberal Arts, "Best Teacher" nominations by graduating seniors, The University of Texas at Austin
• 1978: Honorable Mention (Finalist), Golden Apple Teaching Excellence Award, College of Social & Behavioral Sciences, The University of Texas at Austin
• 1978: Psi Chi Award for Teaching Excellence in Psychology, The University of Texas at Austin
• 1972-1974: NIMH Traineeship in Experimental Psychopathology, University of Pennsylvania
• 1972: NIMH Summer Fellowship, Institute of Neurological Sciences, University of Pennsylvania
• 1970-1971: NSF Traineeship in Psychology, University of Pennsylvania

Publications:

• Hawkins, C. A., Smith, M. L., Hawkins, R. C. II, & Grant, D. (2005). The relationship between hours employed, perceived work interference, and grades reported by social work undergraduate students. Journal of Social Work Education, 41, 13-27.
• Warren, K., Hawkins, R. C. II, & Sprott, J. C. (2003). Substance abuse as a dynamical disease: Evidence and clinical implications of nonlinearity in a time series of daily alcohol consumption. Addictive Behaviors, 28, 369-374.
• Hawkins, R. C. II. (Guest Editor). (2002). Behavior therapy and the training clinic: Can science be integrated with practice and community service? [Special issue]. The Behavior Therapist, 25(5-6), 97-98.
• Warren, K., & Hawkins, R. C. II. (2002). Multiscale nonlinearity in a time services of weekly alcohol intake. Psychological Reports, 90, 957-967.
• Warren, K., Sprott, J. C., & Hawkins, R. C. II, (2002). The spirit is willing: Nonlinearity, bifurcations, and mental control. Nonlinear Dynamics, Psychology, and Life Sciences, 6(1), 55-70.

Presentations:

•  Hawkins, R.C., II, & Lopez, M. (2006, November). Clinic practice research networks complement laboratory RCTs to facilitate graduate training and research. Presented at the Association for Behavioral and Cognitive Therapy convention. Chicago, IL.
• Hawkins, R.C. II (2006, August). Mapping person and event-related biopsychosocial rhythms for research and clinical practice. Paper presented at the Society for Chaos Theory in Psychology and the Life Sciences convention. Baltimore, MD.
• Hawkins R.C. II, Spriggs, M., Lee, H., & Lopez, M. (2006, August). Can the MMPI-2 content scales predict CBT outcomes for anxiety disorders. Presented at the American Psychological Association convention. New Orleans, LA.
• Hawkins, R.C. II, Spriggs, M., Lee, H., & Lopez, M. (2005, November). Can the MMPI-2 predict outcomes for cognitive-behavioral treatments for anxiety disorders? Poster session presented at the Association for Behavioral and Cognitive Therapy Conference, Washington, DC.
• Hawkins, R. C. II, Krones, P., & Mosko, O. (2005, July). Same destination, parallel tracks: Comparing recent MBTI and NEO-PI studies. Paper presented at the XVI Biennial International Conference of the Association for Psychological Type, Portland, OR.
• Hawkins, R. C. II. (2005, May). Sanity or psychopathology emerging within a relational field: Insights from Jungian theory, type development, and cognitive science. Lecture presented at the Austin chapter of the Institute for Noetic Sciences and the Jung Society, Austin, TX.
• Hawkins, R. C. II. (2004, November). Psychological clinics as practice research network: A comparison of the OQ 45 with CBT outcome measures. Paper presented at the convention of the Association for the Advancement of Behavior Therapy, New Orleans, LA.
• Hawkins, R. C. II. (2004, July). Spiritual practices for type development. In Type and spirituality. Symposium conducted at APT XV (Association for Psychological Type, Biennial Convention), Toronto, Canada.
• Hawkins, R. C. II, & Lopez, M. A. (2004, July). Treatment effectiveness in the training clinic: A preliminary outcomes study. Paper presented at the convention of the American Psychological Association, Honolulu, HI.
• Warren, K., Bickel, K., & Hawkins, R. C. II. (2003). The chicken or the egg: Testing cognitive theory of anxiety maintenance using a single-subject design. Paper presented at the annual conference of the Society for Social Work Research, Washington, DC.
• Hawkins, R. C. II. (2003, November). Moderator and Panelist, Training clinic databases and practice research networks: Development, implementation, and preliminary findings. Presentedat the annual convention of the Association for the Advancement of Behavior Therapy, Boston, MA.
• Hawkins, R. C. II, & Bugen, L. (2003, February). Archetypes of love and renewal: Finding the light in the darkness. Lecture presented at the Jung Society of Austin, TX.
• Hawkins, R. C. II. (2003, February). Psychology clinic databases and practice research networks. Lecture presented at the University of Texas Clinical Psychology Program, Brown Bag Colloquium, Austin, TX.
• Hawkins, R. C. II. (2002, November). Moderator and Panelist, Psychological training clinics: Bridging training, research, and community. Presented at the annual convention of the Association for the Advancement of Behavior Therapy, Reno, NV.
• Hawkins, R. C. II. (2002, October). Spiritual growth through reconciliation of opposites. Lecture presented at Seton Cove, Austin, TX.
• Hawkins, R. C. II. (2002, September). Spiritually sensitive counseling. Workshop presented at the New Life Institute, Austin, TX.
• Hawkins, R. C. II. (2001, August). Moderator, Panel discussion, Witmer's Psychological Clinic, version 2001: Bridging science, practice, and community. Presented at the annual meeting of the Association for Directors of Psychological Training Clinics (ADPTC), San Francisco, CA.
• Hawkins, R. C. II. (2001, June). Type in mental health. In Type and healthcare. Symposium conducted at APT XIV (Association for Psychological Type Biennial Convention), Minneapolis, MN.
• Hawkins, R. C. II. (2001, April). Ethics and managed care. Lecture presented at Episcopal Theological Seminary of the Southwest, Austin, TX.
• Hawkins, R. C. II, Grant, R., & Eddy, M. (2001, April). The healing matrix: Advanced applications of type and temperament in brief Jungian psychotherapy. Workshop presented at the Jung Society of Austin, TX.
• Hawkins, R. C. II, Grant, R., & Eddy, M. (2000, November). Applying psychological type in psychotherapy and personal growth. Workshop presented at the Jung Society of Austin, TX.
• Hawkins, R. C. II. (2000, October). A festival of fools on Friday the 13th: Superstitions, synchronicity, and simpletons as symbols of the unconscious. Lecture presented at the Jung Society of Austin, TX.
• Hawkins, R. C. II. (2000, March). Using the MBTI and SSQ in family counseling with teenagers with Attention Deficit Disorder. Paper presented at CAPT Fourth Biennial Education Conference, Gainesville, FL.

Professional Experience:

• Doctoral Faculty, School of Psychology, Fielding Graduate University.

Other Professional Activities:

• 2004-present: Board Member, Scientific Anomalies Institute, Austin, TX.
• 2004-present: Clinical Psychologist and Practicum Director (part time), New Life Institute, Austin, TX.
• 1998-present: Adjunct Professor, Episcopal Seminary of the Southwest, Austin, TX.
• 1998-present: Lecturer and Clinical Adjunct Faculty Supervisor, Psychology Department, The University of Texas at Austin.
• 1996-present: Board Member, Institute for Neuroscience & Consciousness Studies, Austin, TX.
• 1994-present: Editorial Review Board, Journal of Psychological Type.
• 2000-2005: Board Member, Jung Society of Austin, TX.
• 2002-2003: Clinical Supervisor, La Que Sabe Eating Disorders Clinic, Austin, TX.