Cappiccie 4.16.2019 Curriculum Vitae Amy C. Cappiccie, LCSW, PhD Email: [email protected]EDUCATION Doctor of Philosophy in Social Work, University of Louisville, May 2006 Dissertation: Title: “A Proposed Model of Immigration Evolution applied to the United States, Germany, and Russia” Chair: Dr. Thomas Lawson, Director of International Programs, Kent School of Social Work Committee: Dr. Pam Yankeelov, Kent School of Social Work Dr. Joseph Brown, Kent School of Social Work Dr. Steve Drewry, Capital University Dr. James Clark, University of Kentucky Dean’s Citation Award, May 2006 Master of Science in Social Work, University of Louisville, Kent School of Social Work, 5/99 Bachelor of Arts in Psychology, Magna Cum Laude, Kentucky Wesleyan College, 5/97 ACCEPTED PUBLICATIONS Antle, BF., Owen, J., Eells, TD., Wells, J., Harris, LB., Cappiccie, A., Wright, B., Williams, SM., Wright, JH (December, 2018). Dissemination of computer-assisted cognitive-behavioral therapy, Contemporary Clinical Trials, DOI: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.cct.2018.11.001 Cappiccie,A.,Wanjiku, M. & Mengo, C. (August, 2017) Kenya’s Life Lessons through the Lived Experience of Rural Caregivers, Social Sciences, 6(4), doi:10.3390/socsci6040145 Shackelford, J. & Cappiccie, A. (2016) article entitled “The power of cross-disciplinary teams: Increasing first responders’ knowledge of traumatic brain injury survivors” to Journal of Professional, Continuing and Online Education, Vol (1), DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.18741/P9H59G. Desrosiers, P., Cappiccie, A., & Murray, M. (2015), The BES model: Student support and gatekeeping tool, Journal of Higher Education Theory and Practice, 15(6), 1-14.
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Cappiccie 4.16.2019
Curriculum Vitae
Amy C. Cappiccie, LCSW, PhD
Email: [email protected] EDUCATION Doctor of Philosophy in Social Work, University of Louisville, May 2006
Dissertation: Title: “A Proposed Model of Immigration Evolution
applied to the United States, Germany, and Russia”
Chair: Dr. Thomas Lawson, Director of International Programs, Kent School of Social Work
Committee: Dr. Pam Yankeelov, Kent School of Social Work Dr. Joseph Brown, Kent School of Social Work Dr. Steve Drewry, Capital University Dr. James Clark, University of Kentucky
Dean’s Citation Award, May 2006
Master of Science in Social Work, University of Louisville, Kent School of Social Work, 5/99 Bachelor of Arts in Psychology, Magna Cum Laude, Kentucky Wesleyan College, 5/97 ACCEPTED PUBLICATIONS Antle, BF., Owen, J., Eells, TD., Wells, J., Harris, LB., Cappiccie, A., Wright, B., Williams, SM.,
Cappiccie,A.,Wanjiku, M. & Mengo, C. (August, 2017) Kenya’s Life Lessons through the Lived
Experience of Rural Caregivers, Social Sciences, 6(4), doi:10.3390/socsci6040145
Shackelford, J. & Cappiccie, A. (2016) article entitled “The power of cross-disciplinary teams: Increasing first responders’ knowledge of traumatic brain injury survivors” to Journal of Professional, Continuing and Online Education, Vol (1), DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.18741/P9H59G.
Desrosiers, P., Cappiccie, A., & Murray, M. (2015), The BES model: Student support and gatekeeping tool, Journal of Higher Education Theory and Practice, 15(6), 1-14.
Sullivan, D. J., Karam, E. A., Mardis, J. M., Cappiccie, A., & Gamm, C. (2014). Student care teams in higher education: A role for social work faculty. Professional Development: The International Journal of Continuing Social Work Education, 17(1), 5-14.
Cappiccie, A., Chadha, J., Lin, M., and Snyder, F. (2012), Using Critical Race Theory to Learn How Disney Construct Diversity, Journal of Teaching in Social Work, 32(1), 1-15.
Cappiccie, A. (2011), A Guide to Examining Immigration Policy, Journal of Immigrant and Refugee Studies, 9(4), 434-451.
Cappiccie, A. & Desrosiers, P. (2011), Using Adobe Connect Pro in the Social Work Classroom,
Journal of Technology in Human Services, 29(4), 296-302. Gabbard, J., Starks, S., Jaggars, J. & Cappiccie, A. (2011), Effective Strategies for Teaching
Cultural Competency to MSW Students in a Global Society, International Journal of Human and Social Sciences 6(2), 204-208.
Cappiccie, A. (2009) Migrants to the United States and Rural Health. In Lawson, T. & Gergely, F
(Ed.), Social Work in Healthcare, 152-161, University of Nyiregyhaza Hungary Press. Cappiccie, A. (2008). The Cappiccie Lawson Evolution Immigration Model (CLEIM), Germany:
VDM Verlag Publishing. PUBLICATIONS SUBMITTED FOR PEER REVIEW Sullivan, D., Cooper, L, Edgerton, R., Cappiccie, A., Garrett-Wright, D., Desrosiers, P., Harper, W.,
& Smith, L. (September, 2018) article entitled “An Inter-Disciplinary Approach to Preparing Social Work Practitioners to Utilize SBIRT” submitted to Journal of Social Work Practice in the Addictions
Cappiccie, A. & Desrosiers, P. (January, 2018) article entitled “Engaging students during online
practicum seminar: The TFSCL Model” submitted to the Journal of Effective Teaching. PUBLICATIONS IN PROGRESS Cappiccie, A. & Wyatt, R. (May of 2019 submission) article entitled “The Presence of Rape
Culture Themes in Disney’s Maleficent: A Call for Change” to be submitted to Journal of Teaching in Social Work.
Cappiccie, A., Desrosiers, P., & Darst, A. (May of 2019 submission) article entitled “Self-Efficacy,
Academic Performance and Learing in Online versus Hybrid MSW Education” to be submitted to Social Work Education: The International Journal.
Cooper, L, Adams, A, Sullivan, D., Cappiccie, A., Wright, D., Watson, J., Edgerton, R. & Guinn, T
(September, 2018) article entitled “Evaluation of a Multidisciplinary SBIRT Training Program” to be submitted to Journal of Substance Abuse Treatment
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Cappiccie, A., Sullivan, D., & Hyppolite, M. (in progress, Spring 2019 submission) article on second trauma effects on parenting for front line workers. Data collected and need to analyze and write for article for submission.
Sullivan, D., Hyppolite, M., Cappiccie, A. & Wyatt, R. (in progress) second article on secondary
trauma and impact on parenting starting this fall with focus groups to delve further into theme found in first article
Sullivan, D., Cappiccie, A., Bruce, A., & Parsons, P. (in progress) article entitled “Military Social
Work: Development of an Explorative and Experiential Course” will re-work and resubmit Fall 2018
PROFESSIONAL PEER REVIEWED PRESENTATIONS
Cappiccie, A., Desrosiers, P., & Darst, A. (Feb. 2019) abstract submitted to the Council on Social Work Education for Fall 2019 Annual Program Meeting entitled “A Model for Academic Performance in Online MSW Education”
Sullivan, D., Hyppolite, M. & Cappiccie, A. (Feb. 2019) abstract submitted to the Council on Social Work Education for Fall 2019 Annual Program Meeting entitled “The Use of Case Studies in Teaching Secondary Trauma’s Parenting Impact”
Cappiccie, A., Sullivan, D., & Hyppolite, M. (November, 2018) abstract accepted for presentation to Council on Social Work Education APM in Orlando, Florida entitled “Impact of Direct Social Work Practice: Secondary Trauma Lessons for Parenting”
Cappiccie, A., Sullivan, D., & Hyppolite, M. (September, 2018) abstract accepted for presentation to Kids are Worth It sponsored by Prevent Child Abuse KY Conference in Louisville, KY entitled “Front Line Work: Effects on Parenting Styles”
Cappiccie, A., Sullivan, D., & Hyppolite, M. (June, 2018) presentation to National Association of Social Worker’s (NASW) National Conference entitled “Secondary Trauma and Parenting Styles”
Lopes, K., Cappiccie, A., Bonilla, A. & Perry (June 2018) presentation to NASW National Conference entitled “Adolescent Girls in Foster Care”
Cappiccie, A., Sullivan, D., & Hyppolite, M. (2017) presentation to KY Annual Ending Sexual Assault and Domestic Violence Conference State Conference,
December 1, 2017 entitled “Front Line Social Work Jobs: Effects on
Parenting Styles” Cappiccie, A. (2016) presentation to KY Annual Ending Sexual Assault and
Domestic Violence Conference State Conference December 2016 entitled “Keeping Current with the KY Code of Ethical Conduct”
McComas-Church, E. & Cappiccie, A. (2016) presentation to KY Association of Sexual Assault Programs State Conference December 2016 entitled “Working with Non-Offending Caregivers”
Ricke, L., Priddy, C. & Cappiccie, A. (2016) presentation to Association of Continuing Higher Education October 2016 on Incubator Models in Higher Education
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Cappiccie, A., Murphy, A., Desrosiers, P. (2016) presentation to Council on Social Work Education’s Assessment Academy in Atlanta, GA on November 6, 2016
Cappiccie, A. (2015) presentation to KY Association of Sexual Assault Programs State Conference December 2015 entitled “Intro to DSM 5 for Trauma Focused Care Workers”
Desrosiers, P. & Cappiccie, A. (2015) accepted presentation entitled “Using Adobe Connect Pro to Engage Students in Practicum” at the Teaching Professor Technology Conference in New Orleans, LA October 2-4, 2015
Sullivan, D., Cappiccie, A., Bruce, L, (2014) presentation entitled “Bridging the Gap between Academia and Practice: A Military Social Work Course” accepted for presentation at the Counsel on Social Work Annual Conference in Tampa, FL, October 2014
Cappiccie, A. (2014) presentation entitled “Intro to DSM 5 for School Social Workers” at the National Conference for School Social Workers
Cappiccie, A. & Desrosiers, P. (2014) presentation entitled “Working with Challenging Students at Kentucky Schools of Higher Education” at the Kentucky Association of Social Work Educators
Cappiccie, A. & Desrosiers, P. (2014) presentation entitled “Frazzled? Overwhelmed? A Practical Guide to Challenge Students” accepted for presentation at the Teaching Professor Conference in Boston, MA, May 2014
Bruce,L., Sullivan, D., Cappiccie, A. (2014) presentation entitled “Military Social Work: Development of an Explorative and Experiential Course” at the Kentucky Association of Social Work Educators in Bowling Green, KY April 11, 2014
Cappiccie, A. & Desrosiers, P. (October, 2011) presentation for the Council on Social Work Education (CSWE) entitled “Online Learning in Social Work Practice Classes Using Adobe Acrobat Connect Pro”
Sullivan, D., Mardis, M., Karam, E. & Cappiccie, A. (October 2011) presentation entitled for the Council on Social Work Education (CSWE) entitled “Assessing Students at Risk in Higher Education: A Role for Social Work
Cappiccie, A. (March 2011) invited speaker for the Phi Alpha Honor Society Induction entitled “Passion for the Profession”
Mengo, C. & Cappiccie, A. (April 2011) presentation at the Kentucky Association of Social Word Educators (KASWE) entitled “Preparing a Student Exchange in Rural Kenya”
Mengo, C.& Cappiccie, A. (February 2011) presentation at the WKU Research Fair entitled “Mental Health Issues in Rural Kenya”
Cappiccie, A. & Desrosiers, P. (October, 2010) presented at the Council on Social Work Education (CSWE) entitled “Using Adobe Connect Pro in the Social Work Classroom”
Cappiccie, A. & Chadha, C. (October 2009) presented at the Council on Social Work Education (CSWE) entitled “The Integration of a Diversity Model in Social Work HBSE Classes”
Chadha, J., Gabbard, J., & Cappiccie, A. (July, 2009) presented for the International Consortium for Social Development (ICSD) presentation in Monterrey, Mexico entitled “Migrant farm worker issues post 9/11 in Southeast Missouri: A pilot study”
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Gabbard, J., Cappiccie, A., Nave, L. (July, 2009) presented for the International Consortium for Social Development (ICSD) presentation in Monterrey, Mexico entitled “Blood on the Streets: Violence against the Homeless”
Gabbard, J., Snyder, C., & Cappiccie, A. (October, 2008) presented at the Council on Social Work Education (CSWE) entitled “The Development of Urban Based Community Services in China”
Cappicce, A. (October, 2008) poster accepted and presented at the Council on Social Work Education (CSWE) entitled “Facilitating Student Ability to Unravel Policy: Use of the CLEIM Model”
Lawson, T., & Cappiccie, A. (November 4-8, 2007) dissertation model presented in work entitled “A Theoretical Framework for Analysis of Immigration and Migration” at the Alliance of Universities for Democracy 19th Annual Conference in Cluj, Romania.
Cappiccie, A. (October 23, 2007) invited to present on “Immigration Basics” to SWRK 101: Fundamentals of Human Service
Cappiccie, A. (September 13, 2007) abstract entitled “Migrants and Rural Health” submitted and accepted to the Joint Health Care Symposium of University of Louisville and the University of Nyiregyhaza, Hungary
Cappiccie, A. & Barre, A. (April 26, 2007) invited to present an article in progress entitled ““The Unique Role of Ethnic Organizations and the Immediate Threat to Integration: A Portrait of Nashville, TN” to Nashville Metro Social Services and Immigrant/Refugee Ethnic organizations in Nashville, TN
Cappiccie, A. (April 20, 2007) presentation on “Preparing to Enter Classes” at WKU MSW Orientation
Cappiccie, A. (March 2007) newspaper article entitled “The Rights of the Limited English Speaking Person”
Cappiccie, A. (September 25, 2006) presentation entitled “Gerontology Infusion: Integrating Gerontology into Social Work” focusing on gerontology and social welfare policy
Cappiccie, A. (July/August 2006) abstract entitled “Inherent Ethical Dilemma: National Sovereignty versus Basic Human Rights” submitted and accepted to International Federation of Social Work (IFSW) Munich Conference
Cappiccie, A. CSWE 2006 (February 14-17) abstract submitted and accepted entitled “Inherent Ethical Dilemma: National Sovereignty versus Basic Human Rights”
Moore, S. & Cappiccie, A. (February 2006) presentation for University of Louisville library entitled “Healing and the Future for Hurricane Katrina Survivors”
INVITED PRESENTATIONS
Cappiccie, A. (September 15, 2018) presentation for WKU’s Social Work Continuing Education Program entitled “Keeping Current with the KY Code of Ethical Conduct”
Cappiccie, A. (April 2, 2018) presentation to BSW Course on KY LSW Licensure and Plans for Future Clinical Social Work Practice
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Cappiccie, A. (March 23, 2018) presentation for WKU’s Social Work Continuing Education Program entitled “Keeping Current with the KY Code of Ethical Conduct”
Cappiccie, A. (January, 2018) presentation for WKU’s Social Work Continuing Education Program entitled “Keeping Current with the KY Code of Ethical Conduct”
Cappiccie, A. (June 9, 2017) presentation for WKU’s Social Work Continuing Education Program entitled “Keeping Current with the KY Code of Ethical Conduct”
Cappiccie, A. (May 25, 2016) presentation to the KASAP PREA entitled” Coping Toolbox for Work with Incarcerated Survivors” in Frankfort, KY
Cappiccie, A. (October 30, 2015) presentation to Lifeskills, Inc. entitled “DSM 5 in the Community Mental Health Center” in Bowling Green, KY
Cappiccie, A. (September 18, 2015) presentation to Alliance Counseling entitled “DSM 5 Changes for the Mental Health Professional” in Bowling Green, KY
Cappiccie, A. & Shackleford, J. (April 13, 2015) presentation entitled “Traumatic Brain Injury Basics” at Fort Knox, KY
Cappiccie, A. (March 31, 2014) Intro to DSM 5 presented for WKU Continuing Education
Cappiccie, A. (January, 2014) Intro to DSM 5 presented for National Association of Social Workers, Kentucky Chapter
Cappiccie, A. (November, 2013) Intro to the DSM 5 presented for WKU Continuing Education
Cappiccie, A. (October, 2012) invited presentation to Department of Community Based Services Foster Care Families entitled “Working with Adolescents in the Foster Care System”
Cappiccie, A. (January, 2012) invited presentation in Ol Moran, Kenya by the Laikipia Community Empowerment Center entitled “Group Dynamics in Rural Kenya”
Cappiccie, A. (January, 2012) invited presentation in Ol Moran, Kenya by the Laikipia Community Empowerment Center entitled “Woman in Leadership”
Peeler, J. & Cappiccie, A. (May 13, 2011) invited speaker to the HANDS Program at the Warren County Health Department entitled Cappiccie, A. (April 2011) invited speaker to Western Kentucky University’s Counseling and Testing Center entitled “Child Abuse and Outcomes for Adults”
Cappiccie, A. (March 25, 2008) invited to present on “Immigration Basics” to SWRK 101: Fundamentals of Human Service
Cappiccie, A. (July, 2006) invited to present topic entitled “Immigration Changes and Struggles” to visiting Chinese dignitaries at the University of Louisville
Cappiccie, A. (June, 2006) invited to present topic entitled “Evolution of Immigration in the United States” to visiting Russian dignitaries at the University of Louisville
Cappiccie, A. (Spring, 2004) invited to present on “Evidenced Based Practice” at Counseling Associates
Cappiccie, A. (August, 2003) invited to present on “Suicidal Indicators in College Students” for Student Life at Kentucky Wesleyan College
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Cappiccie, A. (Spring, 2003) invited to present on “Stress Management” for the Leadership Program at Kentucky Wesleyan College
Cappiccie, A. (August, 2002) invited to present on “Mental Health Indicators in College Students” for Student Life at Kentucky Wesleyan College
Cappiccie, A. (Fall, 2000) invited to present on the topic “Interpreting the Myers-Briggs” for the Leadership Program at Kentucky Wesleyan College
GRANT FUNEDED RESEARCH EXPERIENCE SAMSHA Title: Substance Abuse, Prevention, Intervention, Referral and Education (SPIRE) Amount: $300,000 x 3 If funded, SPIRE will screen 7th – 12th graders in Bowling Green City and Warren county Schools for possible substance use issues. Screenings will determine if no risk, low risk, or moderate high risk for substance abuse disorders. Education and referral will be based on leve of risk. University of Louisville National Institute of Health (NIH) Sub award Grant (16-0237B) Subcontract Western Kentucky University; July 2016 - Present Title: Dissemination of Computer-Assisted Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy for Depression in Primary Care Amount: $10,279 x 3 years ($30,825)
Dr. Cappiccie is acting in the role of Research Manager. This role will include 8 hour of time per week with the following duties: building network/connections with referral sources at UofL/TJ Sampson Family Medicine Clinic research site, assisting with work flow decisions on rural dissemination site, explaining informed consent to referred patients, obtaining informed consent documents, random assignment of patients to protocol, assisting patients in starting and completing panel of rapid assessment inventories, documentation of patient research, storage and security of research in rural dissemination site, maintaining tablets that will be used for access to online portion of research, weekly interdisciplinary team phone conferences, follow up with patients as needed, transition to care coordinator of the research team, preparation of research articles and dissemination of articles.
Western Kentucky University and Meharry Medical School Fall 16 – Spring 2018 Investigators: Sullivan, Cappiccie, Desrosiers, Harper, Long, Smith Title: Screening, Brief Intervention and Referral to Treatment (SBIRT) Team of social work and nursing faculty at WKU are working with Meharry Medical school to train social work and nursing bachelors and masters students in best practices for screening client populations for substance abuse issues. Part of the screening is then referral to appropriate treatment as needed. This work has included writing curriculum, designing assignments, assessing student outcomes and disseminating findings via papers and presentations. Western Kentucky University 1/14 - Present Research and Creative Activities Program (RCAP) Investigators: Shackleford, J., Cappiccie, A., Bailey, H.
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Title: Raising Law Enforcement Officer Awareness of Traumatic Brain Injury Signs: A Training Module Amount: $8000 This mixed-methods research project initiated a proactive response to the need for officer training in TBI by developing a cross-disciplinary team of professionals with expertise in TBI, social/behavioral science, law enforcement, and military veteran affairs. The team of experts collaborated to conduct a curriculum needs assessment to determine factors to be considered in creation of a training curriculum. The needs assessment targeted participants who were providers of services to TBI clients, such as military/veteran’s services, community mental health centers, private practitioners, law enforcement agencies, medical professionals, and therapeutic organizations. From the data gathered through the needs assessment, content analysis determined themes to be included in creation of the training curriculum. Western Kentucky University, CHHS 1/2012 CHHS Research Award Investigators: Cappiccie, A., Wanjiku, M., & Mengo, C. Title: Kenya’s Life Lessons through Lived Experience of Rural Caregivers Amount: $3000 The PI was awarded a grant by CHHS to complete qualitative research in rural Kenya with familial caregivers raising orphaned family members. University of Louisville Recruitment of social work students and professionals on HRSA Grant 8/04-8/06 The overall goal of this $600,000 HRSA Training Grant was to assist older individuals to maintain in their homes for longer periods of time. As a doctoral student at the time, Dr. Cappiccie’s role included coordinated recruitment of Social Work students and professionals for the grant’s training curriculum. CURRENT GRANT APPLICATIONS SUBMITTED SAMSHA Grant Amount Requested: $300,00 x 3 years Subsstance Abuse, Prevention, Intervention, Referral and Education (SPIRE) for 7th – 12th graders would screen for substance abuse issues in the Bowling Green City and Warren County School System. Using the SBIRT model, SPIRE would determine if students were not at risk, at low risk, moderate risk and or high risk for substance use disorders. Appropriate referral and intervention based on level of need would be provided. Western Kentucky University, Sisterhood Grant Amount Requested: $12,000 This grant application targets the connection between freshman students and community involvement through volunteering for Big Brothers Big Sisters of South Central Kentucky. If funded, this grant anticipates that connection to the community will increase retention of
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students along with helping young people in the South-Central KY area to have support to support the potential of each person. Junior Women’s League, Community Improvement Project Amount Requested: $3000 This grant application targets community funding to help Big Brothers Big Sisters of South Central Kentucky to purchase items needed for a national wide BBBS branding relaunch. The new focus is on the organization behind the “defenders of potential” for children in the community. Items purchases with grant monies would include brochures, business cards, signage for the office, uniform shirts of staff, letterhead, envelopes. TEACHING EXPERIENCE Western Kentucky University 8/06-Present
Master and Bachelor Level: Ethics and Social Work, Spring 2019
Master Level: Integrated Social Work with Families, Spring 2019
Master Level: PTSD and Other Trauma and Stressor Related Disorders, Winter 2019
Master Level: Social Work Clinical Assessment and Intervention, Fall 2018
Master Level: Practicum Liaison, Fall 2018
Master Level: Integrated Social Work with Families, Spring 2018 Master Level: Social Work Clinical Assessment and Intervention, Fall 2017
Summer Level: Social Work Ethics, Summer 2017
Master Level: Integrated Social Work with Families, Spring 2017
Master Level: Rural Social Welfare Policy, Spring 2017
Master Level: PTSD and Other Trauma and Stressor Related Disorders, Winter 2017
Master Level: Social Work Clinical Assessment and Intervention, Fall 2016
Master Level: Practicum Liaison, Spring 2016
Master Level: Integrated Social Work with Families, Spring 2016
Master Level: Advanced Approaches to Rural Practice, Fall 2015
Master Level: Social Work Clinical Assessment and Intervention, Fall 2015
Master Level: Practicum Liaison, Fall 2015
Master and Undergraduate Level: Ethical Issues in Social Work, Summer 2015
Master Level: Partnership Assessment of Children and Family, Spring 2015
Master Level: Integrated Social Work Practice with Families, Spring 2015
Master Level: Social Work with Migrants, Winter 2015
Maser Level: Social Work Clinical Assessment and Intervention, Fall 2014
Master Level: Practicum Liaison, Fall 2015
Master Level: Alternative Therapies in Social Work, Summer 2014
Master Level: Integrated Social Work with Families, Spring 2014
Master Level: Social Work in Substance Abuse Issues, Winter 2014
Master Level: Social Work Clinical Assessment and Intervention, Fall 2013
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Master Level: Integrated Social Work with Families, Spring 2013
Master Level: Advanced Social Work Practice with Children and Adolescents, Spring 2013
Master Level: Social Work Clinical Assessment and Intervention, Fall 2012
Master Level: Advanced Approaches to Rural Practice, Fall 2012
Master Level: Rural Social Welfare Policy, Spring 2012
Master Level: Integrated Social Work with Families, Spring 2012
Master Level: Practicum Liaison, Spring 2012
Master Level: Advanced Approaches for Rural Practice, Fall 2011
Master Level: Social Work Clinical Assessment and Intervention, Fall 2011
Master Level: Practicum Liaison, Fall 2011
Master Level: Rural Social Welfare Policy, Spring 2011
Master Level: Integrated Social Work with Families, Spring 2011
Master Level: Practicum Liaison, Spring 2011
Master Level: Social Work with Migrant Populations, Winter 2011
Master Level: Social Work Clinical Assessment and Intervention, Fall 2010
Master Level: Practicum Liaison, Fall 2010
Master Level: Advanced Approaches for Rural Practice, Fall 2010
Master Level: Social Work Clinical Assessment and Intervention, Spring 2010
Master Level: Integrated Social Work with Families, Spring 2010
Master Level: Practicum Liaison, Spring 2010
Master Level: Rural Social Welfare Policy, Fall 2009
Master Level: Advanced Approaches for Rural Practice, Fall 2009
Master Level: Practicum Liaison, Fall 2009
Master Level: Social Work with Migrants, Fall 2009
Master Level: Social Work Clinical Assessment and Intervention, Spring 2009
Master Level: Integrated Social Work with Families, Spring 2009
Master Level: Social Work Clinical Assessment and Intervention, Winter 2009
Master Level: Rural Social Welfare Policy, Fall 2008
Master Level: Advanced Approaches for Rural Practice, Fall 2008
Bachelor Level: Social Welfare Policy and Issues, Fall 2008
Master Level: Social Work Clinical Assessment and Intervention, Spring 2008
Master Level: Practicum Liaison, Spring 2008
Bachelor Level: Social Welfare Policy and Issues, Spring 2008
Master Level: Advanced Rural Policy Advocacy, Fall 2007
Master Level: Practicum Liaison, Fall 2007
Bachelor Level: Social Welfare Policy and Issues, Fall 2007
Master Level: Social Work Clinical Assessment and Intervention, Summer 2007
Bachelor Level: Practicum Liaison and Seminar Professor, Summer 2007
Master Level: Social Work Clinical Assessment and Intervention, Spring 2007
Master Level: Practicum Liaison, Spring 2007
Bachelor Level: Social Welfare Policy and Issues, Spring 2007
Independent Study: Social Welfare Policy and Issues, Spring 2007
Master Level: Advanced Rural Policy Advocacy, Fall 2006
Master Level: Practicum Liaison, Fall 2006
Bachelor Level: Social Welfare Policy and Issues, Fall 2006
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University of Louisville Co-Teaching Experience 8/05-5/06
Master Level Direct Practice Class, Topic: Clinical Assessment, September 27, 2005
Master Level Direct Practice Class, Topic: Family Systems Skills, October 4, 2005
Master Level Direct Practice Class, Topic: Social Work Ethics, November 15, 2005
Master Level Direct Practice II Class, Topic: Intro to Organizations, January 24, 2006
Master Level Direct Practice II Class, Topic: Organizations, February 5, 2006
University of Louisville Adjunct Instructor, Kent School of Social Work 5/04-8/04
Master Level Independent Study Seminar “Mental Health”, Summer, 2004
Master Level Independent Study Seminar “Death and Dying”, Summer, 2004
Master Level Independent Study Seminar “Social Work and Corrections”, Summer, 2004
Kentucky Wesleyan College Adjunct Instructor, Sociology Department 8/99-8/03
Bachelor Level “Peoples of the World “, Spring 2003
Bachelor Level “Peoples of the World”, Fall 2002
Bachelor Level “The Family”, Fall, 2000
Bachelor Level “The Family”, Fall, 1999
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Western Kentucky University, Bowling Green, KY 7/12 – Present Associate Professor Dr. Amy Cappiccie, LCSW, PhD DBA Cappiccie Counseling and Consulting 5/11 - Present LCSW Supervisor and CEU Presenter Cohort (Online) Studies Coordinator (8/2012 – Present) MSW Program Director (8/2012 to 6/30/2015) Interim Department Head, Social Work (7/2013 to 8/2013) Western Kentucky University, Bowling Green, KY 6/06 – 6/12 Assistant Professor
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Counseling Associates, Owensboro, KY 6/07- 6/10 Mental Health Therapist
Mental health therapist providing individual, family, and group therapy
Providing therapy in office, in school, and in-home settings
Practice specialization in children, adolescents, families, as well as adults with trauma/grief issues
University of Louisville, Kent School of Social Work 8/04-8/06 Continuing Education Director
Planning and organizing Continuing Education programming for Social Workers and other allied health disciplines
Budgeting for the Continuing Education program
Provide planning and organization skills for two grants maintained by the University of Louisville (a HRSA Geriatric Grant and a HRSA Rural Health Grant)
Professor of record for 3 online prerequisite courses through Blackboard website
Counseling Associates, Owensboro, KY 8/99-8/04 Mental Health Therapist
Mental health therapist providing individual, family, and group therapy
Providing therapy in office, in school, and in-home settings
Practice specialization in children, adolescents, families, as well as adults with trauma/grief issues
RiverValley Behavioral Health, IMPACT Program 5/97-8/99 Service Coordinator
Assessing, monitoring, brokering, advocating, and implementing services for Axis I diagnosed children
Planned and implemented yearly summer program for IMPACT children
Supervision of direct service staff RiverValley Behavior Health Hospital 5/95-5/97 Youth Care Specialist
Monitoring adolescents on psychiatric unit to maintain therapeutic milieu
Facilitating goal groups
Charting behavior LICENSURE AND CERTIFICATIONS
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Licensed Clinical Social Worker- State of Kentucky, 4/15/03
Brainspotting, Phase I Completed, April 2014
EMDR, Level I, 5/99 INTERNATIONAL SOCIAL WORK EXPERIENCE International Presentations Invited International Presentations
Cappiccie, A. (January, 2012) invited presentation in Ol Moran, Kenya by the Laikipia Community Empowerment Center entitled “Group Dynamics in Rural Kenya”
Cappiccie, A. (January, 2012) invited presentation in Ol Moran, Kenya by the Laikipia Community Empowerment Center entitled “Woman in Leadership”
Peer Reviewed International Presentations
Chadha, J., Gabbard, J., & Cappiccie, A. (July, 2009) abstract accepted for the International Consortium for Social Development (ICSD) presentation in Monterrey, Mexico entitled “Migrant farm worker issues post 9/11 in Southeast Missouri: A pilot study”
Gabbard, J., Cappiccie, A., Nave, L. (July, 2009) abstract accepted for the International Consortium for Social Development (ICSD) presentation in Monterrey, Mexico entitled “Blood on the Streets: Violence against the Homeless”
Cappiccie, A. (July/August 2006) abstract entitled “Inherent Ethical Dilemma: National Sovereignty versus Basic Human Rights” submitted and accepted to International Federation of Social Work (IFSW) Munich Conference
International Collaborations
Laikipia Community Empowerment Center, Kenya January and May 2012 International Faculty Development Seminar
Chongquing Business and Technical College; Chongqing, China, May 2007
International Teaching Experience
People to People Assistant Leader: Malta, Italy, Monaco, France, June 2008
Chongqing and Wuhan, China, June/July 2006
PhD Student Exchange Experiences
Munich, Germany and Trento, Italy, March 2004
Cape Town and Johannesburg, South Africa, October 2004
Moscow and Belgorod, Russia, August 2005
SPECIAL AWARDS
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Nomination for College of Health and Human Services Award: Public Service, 2018 and 2019
Fonetta E. Elam Clinical Supervision Award 2017
MSW Distinguished Faculty Award 2016
MSW Distinguished Faculty Award 2015
November, 2013: Journal of Teaching in Social Work Vol 32 (2012) Best Article for Using Critical Race Theory to Learn How Disney Construct Diversity, Journal of Teaching in Social Work
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, INC Community Award for Social Justice and Human Rights, March 2012
MSW Care of Social Work Award 2011
MSW Distinguished Faculty Award 2010
MSW Distinguished Faculty Award 2009 CURRENT HIGHLIGHTS OF SERVICE Current Professional Service:
Vice President, National Association of Social Workers, Kentucky Chapter
Vice President, Big Brother Big Sisters of South Central Kentucky (dissolving currently)
Chair, Political Action Committee for Election (PACE) NASW Kentucky Reviewer for Journal of Teaching in Social Work, April 2014 – Present
Reviewer for International Social Work, August 2016 – Present Reviewer for Traumatology, September 2018 - Present
Current Department, College and University Service: Doctorate of Social Work (DSW) Exploration Committee
Online MSW Cohort Studies Coordinator
MSW Admissions and Retention Committee
MSW Curriculum Committee
Observation of Tenure Track Faculty
PRE-Committee
Dissertation Chair, Brooke Jacobs, PsyD Program at WKU, 2017 – Present SERVICE INVOLVMENT SPECIFICS
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MSW Program Director (2012-2015) Interim Department Head, Social Work (7/2013 to 8/2013)
College
Academic Year 2017-2018 Graduate Council CHHS Representative Graduate Research Grant Committee Co-Chair Graduate Honors Awards Committee
Search Committee Member, Associate Dean for Research and Administration, CHHS, Spring 2017
Academic Year 2016-2017 Graduate Council CHHS Representative Graduate Curriculum Committee CHHS Representative Academic Year 2014-2015 Dean’s Advisory Committee CHHS Graduate Curriculum Committee Academic Year 2013-2014 Dean’s Advisory Committee CHHS Graduate Curriculum Committee Academic Year 2011-2012 Dean’s Advisory Committee CHHS Graduate Curriculum Committee Academic Year 2011-2012
Dean’s Advisory Committee Dissertation Committee Member: Donna Renaud, WKU Academic Year 2010-2011 Dean’s Advisory Committee
Academic Year 2007 – 2008 Awards and Nominations Committee PALS Evaluation Committee Academic Year 2006 - 2007
Awards and Nominations Committee Hispanic Newsletter Article PALS Evaluation Committee
Community/ Social Work Profession
Academic Year 2018-2019 Vice President, Kentucky Chapter of NASW Vice President, Big Brothers Big Sisters of South Central Kentucky KY NASW PACE Committee Chair Academic Year 2017-2018 National Committee on Women’s Issues (NCOWI), NASW, Chair NASW National Chapter, Region IX Representative NASW Community Development Funds (CDF) Chapter Committee, Chair
National Association of Social Workers, Board Implementation Steering Committee (BISC) Member, July 2017 – Present
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National Association of Social Workers, National, By Law Committee Chair, September 2016 – 2018
Big Brothers Big Sisters of South Central Kentucky BOD Substance Abuse, Intervention, and Referral to Treatment (SBIRT) Fellow through Meharry Medical College
Academic Year 2016-2017 National Committee on Women’s Issues (NCOWI), NASW
NASW National Chapter, Region IX Representative PACE Committee Trustee NASW, National Chapter, By Law Committee Chair
Search Committee Member, Associate Dean for Research and Administration, CHHS, Spring 2017 National Association of Social Workers, Kentucky Chapter, Executive Director Search Committee, Spring 2016 Substance Abuse, Intervention, and Referral to Treatment (SBIRT) Fellow through Meharry Medical College
Academic Year 2015-2016 NASW National Chapter, Region IX Representative PACE Committee Trustee NASW, Kentucky, Executive Director Search Academic Year 2014-2015 National Association of Social Workers, South Central Branch Chair
Dissertation Consultation: Ansumana Kaikai, Capella University, 2014 Routledge Book Review (Feb 2014): Theory, Practice, and Culture: Reorienting Transnational Practice with Immigrants and Refugees
Academic Year 2013-2014 National Association of Social Workers, South Central Branch Chair Academic Year 2012-2013
Bowling Green, KY Ethics Board, Vice Chair Academic Year 2011-2012 Bowling Green, KY Ethics Board, Vice Chair
Academic Year 2010-2011 Bowling Green, KY Ethics Board, Vice Chair
Academic Year 2009 – 2010 Bowling Green, KY Ethics Board
Academic Year 2016-2018 Online MSW Cohort Studies Coordinator Admissions Committee (MSW) Curriculum Committee (MSW) Observation of Tenure Track Faculty PRE-Committee
Academic Year 2015-2016 Cohort Studies Coordinator Admissions Committee (MSW) Curriculum Committee (MSW) Observation of Tenure Track Faculty
Academic Year 2014-2015 MSW Program Director Cohort Studies Coordinator Admissions Committee (MSW) Curriculum Committee (MSW) Observation of Tenure Track Faculty (Owens & Murphy)
Academic Year 2013- 2014 MSW Program Director Cohort Studies Coordinator Admissions Committee (MSW) Curriculum Committee (MSW) Mentor for adjunct faculty (SWRK 623,622) Interim Clinical Education Complex Board Member for Social Work
Academic Year 2012-2013
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MSW Program Director Faculty Senate Senator for SWRK Field Instructor for 3 students
Academic Year 2011-2012 Faculty Senate Senator for SWRK
Admissions Committee (MSW) Curriculum Committee (MSW) Mentor for adjunct faculty (SWRK 620, 623,622) Practice Readiness Exam (PRE) Committee
Academic Year 2010-2011 Admissions Committee (MSW) Curriculum Committee (MSW) Mentor for adjunct faculty (SWRK 620, 623,622) Practice Readiness Exam (PRE) Chair
Academic year 2009-2010 Admissions Committee (MSW) Curriculum Committee (MSW) Graduate Students of SW (GSSW) Sponsor Mentor for adjunct faculty (SWRK 620, 622) Practice Readiness Exam (PRE) Committee
Academic Year 2008-2009 Admissions Committee (MSW) Curriculum Committee (MSW) Faculty Search, Chair Field Instructor Supervision of MSW Student Graduate Students of SW (GSSW) Sponsor Kentucky Association of Social Work Educators (KASWE) Co-Chair Mentor for adjunct faculty (SWRK 521, 620, 622) Practice Readiness Exam (PRE) Chair
Academic Year 2007-2008 Admissions Committee (MSW)
Curriculum Committee (MSW) Faculty Search Committee Member, Spring 2008 Field Committee (MSW) (to include student recruitment efforts) Field Instructor Supervision of BSW Student Field Instructor Supervision of MSW Student Graduate Assistant Advisor Graduate Students of SW (GSSW) Sponsor Graduation Committee Faculty Chair (Spring, 2008) Orientation Planning (MSW) Practice Readiness Exam (PRE) Committee Co-Chair
Research Committee Chair (Spring, 2008) Scholarship Committee Chair (MSW) Academic Year 2006-2007
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Admissions Committee (MSW) Curriculum Committee (MSW) Independent Study with BSW Student, SWRK 395 (Spring, 2007)
Field Committee (MSW) Graduate Students of SW (GSSW) Sponsor Graduation Committee Faculty Head (Spring, 2007)
Academic Year 2010-2011 Faculty Senate (starting August 2011)
Interdisciplinary Childhood Education Advisory Committee (IECE) Dissertation Committee for Donna Renaud (Communications Dept. and Ed.D)
Academic Year 2009-2010 Interdisciplinary Childhood Education Advisory Committee (IECE) Dissertation Committee for Donna Renaud (Communications Dept. and Ed.D)
Academic Year 2008-2009 Interdisciplinary Childhood Education Advisory Committee (IECE)
Academic Year 2007-2008 Honor’s Thesis Second Reader (Smallwood) Interdisciplinary Childhood Education Advisory Committee (IECE) TopSholar Committee, Alternate
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University Graduate Curriculum Committee, Alternate Academic Year 2006-2007
Academic Year 2018-2019 Kids are Worth It Conference, Louisville, KY, September 2018
Council on Social Work Education, Orland Florida, November 2018 Academic Year 2017-2018
KDVA/KSAP State Conference, December 2017, Lexington, KY NASW National Conference, June 2018, Washington DC
Academic Year 2016-2017 NASW National Conference, June 2016
Association for Continuing Higher Education, October 2016 Council on Social Work Education, Atlanta, GA, November 2016 KDVA/KSAP State Conference, December 2016
Academic Year 2015-2016 Teaching Professor Technology Conference, New Orleans, LA October 2-4, 2015 KDVA/KSAP State Conference, December 2015
Academic Year 2014-2015 SWRK Technology Conference, Indianapolis, IN, April 15-17, 2015
Council on Social Work Education Academic Year 2013-2014
Bachelors Program Directors Meeting, Louisville, KY, March 2014 Kentucky Association of Social Work Educators, Slade, KY, November 2013
Council on Social Work Education, Dallas, TX, November 2013 Academic Year 2012- 2013
Teaching Professor Conference, New Orleans, May/June 2013 Council on Social Work Education, Washington DC, November 2012
Academic Year 2010-2011 Council on Social Work Education, Atlanta, GA, October 2011
Academic Year 2010-2011
Kentucky Association of Social Work Educators (KASWE), Louisville, KY: April 2011
Council on Social Work Education, Portland, Oregon: Nov. 2010
Academic Year 2009-2010
Council on Social Work Education, San Antonio, TX: Nov. 3 – 6, 2009 Academic Year 2008-2009
International Consortium for Social Development (ICSD): July 27-31, 2009
KY Association of Social Work Educators (KASWE) at Western Kentucky University: April 2 – April 3, 2009
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Council on Social Work Education, Philadelphia, PA: October 28 – November 1, 2008
Academic Year 2007-2008
KASWE at Northern Kentucky University: April 2 – April 4, 2007
Council on Social Work Education, San Francisco, CA: Oct. 26-31, 2007
Engaging the Spirit Conference at WKU: Aug. 20, 2007
Joint Health Care Symposium of University of Louisville and the University of Nyiregyhaza, Hungary; September 13, 2007
Kentucky Association of Social Work Educators (KASWE), Morehead, KY: Oct. 3-5, 2007
Academic Year 2006-2007
KY Annual National Association of Social Workers Conference, Lexington, KY: 11/10/06
Ethics in Rural Communities by Dr. Cashwell
Engaging the Spirit Conference at WKU: 8/06
Whys and Ways to Infuse Sustainable Development Concepts Across the Curriculum by Nancy Givens and Kenneth W. Kuehn
Use of IPOD in the Classroom Training Opportunities
Academic Year 2017-2018 WKU: Ethics, September 15, 2018 WKU: Pediatric Abusive Head Trauma, September 28, 2018 Academic Year 2015-2016 NASW: Suicide Assessment, April 9, 2016 UofL: LCSW Supervision Training, March 25, 2016 WKU: Pediatric Abuse Head Trauma Training, Feb. 29, 2016 Academic Year 2014-2015 KASWE: April 9-10, 2015 Trauma and Attachment: Effective Treatment Interventions, March 18, 2015 NASW Suicide Bereavement, Suicide with Focus on CAMS, Ethics for Social Workers, HIV/AIDS, October 1, 2014 Academic Year 2013-2014 KASWE: November 7-8, 2013 Intro to DSM V: December, 2013 Academic Year 2012-2013 • DSM V: February 2013 Academic Year 2011-2012
• Ethics for Social Workers, February 10, 2012 • HIV/AIDS Refresher, June 2011
Academic Year 2009-2010
Licensed Clinical Social Work Supervision, NASW KY, Sept. 24, 2009 Academic Year 2007-2008
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KASWE at Northern Kentucky University: 4/2 – 4/4, 2007
CHHS Civic Engagement Meeting by Eileen Arnold: Fall and Spring
Honor’s Luncheon on “Facets of Honor’s Learning” by Dr. Cobane: 11/6/07
CHHS Civic Engagement Meeting by Eileen Arnold: 11/6/07
BG International Festival: 9/29/07
Joint Health Care Symposium of University of Louisville and the University of Nyiregyhaza, Hungary: 9/13/07
MSW Paducah Orientation by Dr. Cashwell and Lori Nicholas. : 8/10/07
Field Instructor Training Basics by Vivian Hurt: 8/17/07 Academic Year 2006-2007
Preventing Sexual Harassment: 1/30/07
Field Liaison Training by Eileen Arnold: 1/25/07
Book club (Making Time, Making Change: Avoiding Overload in College Teaching; D. Robertson) by Dr. Chadha through FACET: 10/24/06
Experiences in Taiwan by Dr. Starks: 10/16/06
Book club (Making Time, Making Change: Avoiding Overload in College Teaching; D. Robertson) by Dr. Chadha through FACET: 10/10/06
Book club (Making Time, Making Change: Avoiding Overload in College Teaching; D. Robertson) by Dr. Chadha through FACET: 9/26/06
Blackboard Assessment by WKU IT: 9/28/06
Using My Space in the Classroom by Dr. Molly Kirby through FACET: 9/29/06
Gerontology Infusion: Integrating Gerontology into Social Work: 9/25/06
The Social Work Profession in the 21st Century: Reflecting the Rich Diversity of Metro Nashville: 9/14/06
Tenure Obtainment Workshop by Dr. Kuhlenschmidt through FACET: 9/13/06
Internal Funding Opportunities by Office of Sponsored Programs: 9/8/06
Participation in PALS Project: 9/07 – Present
Whys and Ways to Infuse Sustainable Development Concepts Across the Curriculum by Nancy Givens and Kenneth W. Kuehn: 8/06
31st Annual Institute on Social Work and Human Services in Rural Areas: 7/20-7/21/06
Student and Faculty Mentoring Opportunities
Academic Year 2016-2018
Adjunct Faculty: SWRK 623 Shelton, Dausman and Wall; SWRK 622 Warfel, Garmon and Bruce
Graduate Research Assistant Mentoring: Philip Parsons (2017), Wyatt (2018) Academic Year 2015-2016
Submitted article with Graduate Research Assistant, Marion Murray
