June 2011
VITA
Name:
Honore M. Hughes
Business Address:
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Department of Psychology
Saint Louis University
221 North Grand Boulevard
St. Louis, MO 63103
(314) 977-2291
Academic Positions
University of Arkansas, Assistant Professor 1978-1984
University of Arkansas, Associate Professor with Tenure 1984-1989
Saint Louis University, Associate Professor 1989-1993
Saint Louis University, Full Professor with Tenure
1993 to present
2.
Educational Background
B.S., Psychology, University of Iowa, May 1972
Ph.D., Clinical/Community Psychology, University of South Carolina,
December 1977
Vanderbilt-Peabody Internship in Professional Psychology, 1976-1977;
training in Clinical Child Psychology
Post-Doctoral Fellowship, Crippled Children's Division, University of Oregon
Health Sciences University, 1977-1978;
Pediatric and Clinical Child Psychology
3.
Awards and Honors
Recipient of the Raymond D. Fowler Award from the American Psychological
Association (APA Graduate Student Association) for outstanding graduate
teaching, 1992.
4.
Teaching Activities
a.
Classroom teaching
1. Undergraduate:
Infancy and Childhood; Childhood and Adolescence; Abnormal
Psychology; Abnormal Child Psychology; Family Violence Seminar
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2. Graduate:
Psychological Assessment; Clinical Child Psychology;
Intervention with Children; Human Diversity; Family Violence Seminar;
Lifespan Developmental Psychology
b.
Clinical supervision of graduate students
Duties involve the supervision of a clinical vertical team consisting of
students at the first, second, third and fourth year levels. Focus on child and
adolescent psychopathology, assessment and intervention from family and
community perspective.
c.
Research supervision and teaching
Duties entail the supervision of theses and dissertations, as well as the
facilitation of a research team. Interest areas include family violence; children of
battered women; dating violence; ethnic socialization and parenting.
5.
Research and Scholarly Activities
a.
Selected Publications
Hughes, H.M. (1989). A child-oriented approach to the treatment of intrafamilial
sexual abuse. In M.C. Roberts and C.E. Walker (Eds.), Casebook of child
and pediatric psychology (pp. 212-227). NY: Guilford.
Hughes, H.M., Parkinson, & Vargo, M.C. (1989). Witnessing and experiencing
family violence: A double whammy? Journal of Family Violence, 4, 197209.
Hughes, H.M., Vargo, M.C., Ito, E.S., & Skinner, S.K. (1991). Psychological
adjustment of children of battered women: Influences of gender. Family
Violence Bulletin, 7, 15-17.
Hughes, H.M., & Goldberg, M.A. (1991). Practice with ethnic minority clients.
Clinical Child Psychology Newsletter, 6, 9.
Francis, C.R., Hughes, H.M., & Hitz, L. (1992). Physically abusive parents and
the 16PF: A preliminary typology. Child Abuse & Neglect, 16, 673-685.
Hughes, H.M. (1992). Impact of spouse abuse on children of battered women:
Implications for practice. Violence Update, 2, 1, 9-11.
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Hughes, H.M., Becker, L.S., Hinson, R.C., Eardley, J.L., Farrell, S.M., Goldberg,
M.A., Hattrich, L.S., & Sigward, T. M. (1993). Research Vertical Team:
A model for Scientist-Practitioner training. The Clinical Psychologist, 46,
14-18.
Hughes, H.M., & Fantuzzo, J.W. (1994). Family violence--Child. In M.
Hersen, R.J., Ammerman, & L.A. Sisson (Eds.), Handbook of aggressive
and destructive behavior (pp. 491-508). Plenum.
Hughes, H.M., & Marshall, M. (1995). Advocacy for children of battered women.
In J.L. Edleson, P.G. Jaffe, and E. Peled (Eds.), Ending the cycle of
violence: Community responses to children of battered women (121-144).
Newbury Park, CA: Sage.
Holzman, L.A., Searight, H.R., & Hughes, H.M. (1996). Clinical psychology
graduate students and personal psychotherapy: Results of an exploratory
study. Professional Psychology: Research and Practice, 27, 98-101.
Bennett, S.E., & Hughes, H.M. (1997). Performance of female college students and
sexual abuse survivors on the Brief Symptom Inventory. Journal of Clinical
Psychology, 52, 535-541.
Hughes, H.M. (1997). Research concerning children of battered women: Clinical
implications. In R. Geffner, S. B. Sorenson, & P. K. Lundberg-Love
(Eds.), Violence and sexual abuse at home: Current issues, interventions,
and research in spousal battering and child maltreatment (pp. 225-244).
Binghamton, NY: Haworth.
Graham-Bermann, S.A., & Hughes, H.M. (1998). The impact of domestic violence
and emotional abuse on children: The intersection of research, theory, and
clinical intervention. Journal of Emotional Abuse, 1(2), 1-22.
Hughes, H.M., & Graham-Bermann, S.A. (1998). Children of battered women:
Impact of emotional abuse on adjustment and development. Journal of
Emotional Abuse, 1(2), 23-50.
Hughes, H.M., & Luke, D.A. (1998). Heterogeneity in adjustment among
children of battered women. In G.W. Holden, R. Geffner, & E.N. Jouriles
(Eds.), Children exposed to family violence (pp. 185-222). Washington,
DC: American Psychological Association.
Rossman, B.B. R., Hughes, H.M., & Hanson, K.L. (1998). The victimization of
school-age children. In B.B.R. Rossman and M.S. Rosenberg (Eds.),
Multiple victimization of children: Conceptual, developmental, research, and
treatment issues (pp. 87-106).NY: Haworth.
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Falkenhain, M., Ducro, P, & Hughes, H. M. (1999). Child sexual abusers among
Roman Catholic priests and brothers: A cluster analytic study. Sexual
Addictions and Compulsions, 6, 317-336.
Hughes, H.M. (1999). Individual psychotherapy for children with ADHD. In
C.B. Jones, H.R. Searight, & M.A. Urban (Eds.), Parent articles about
ADHD (pp. 67-68). San Antonio, TX: Communication Skill Builders.
Bennett, S.E., Hughes, H.M., & Luke, D.A. (2000). Heterogeneity in patterns of
child sexual abuse, family functioning, and long-term adjustment Journal of
Interpersonal Violence, 15, 134-157.
Rossman, B.B., Hughes, H.M., and Rosenberg, M.S. (2000). Children and
interparental violence: Impact of exposure. Philadelphia, PA: Taylor &
Francis.
Hughes, H.M., Graham-Bermann, S.A., & Gruber, G. (2001). Resilience in children
exposed to adult domestic violence (pp. 67-90). In S.A. Bermann & J.E.
Edelson (Eds.), Intimate violence in the lives of children: The future of
research, intervention and social policy. Washington, D.C.: APA Books.
Graham-Bermann, S.A., & Hughes, H.M. (2003). Intervention for
children exposed to interparental violence: Assessing needs and research
priorities. Clinical Child and Family Review, 6, 189-204.
Hughes, H.M., Humphrey, N.N., & Weaver, T.L. (2004). Advances in violence and
trauma: Toward comprehensive ecological models. Journal of Interpersonal
Violence, 20, 1-8.
Wilson, S..L., Kuebli, J. E., & Hughes, H.M. (2005). Patterns of maternal
behavior among neglectful families: Implications for research and
intervention. Child Abuse & Neglect, 29, 985-1001.
Weaver, T.L., Hughes, H.M., Friedman, P.T., Edwards, T.A., Holmes, D. (2006).
Pediatric-psychology partnership for abuse prevention, Journal of Clinical
Psychology in Medical Settings, 13, 13-19.
Hughes, H.M., & Huth-Bock, A.C. (2007). Variations in parenting stress in
African-American battered women. European Psychologist, 12, 62-71.
Huth-Bock, A.C. & Hughes, H.M. (2008). Impact of parenting stress and
parenting behavior on children’s adjustment in families experiencing
intimate partner violence, Journal of Family Violence, 23, 243-251.
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Humphrey, N.N., Hughes, H.M., & Holmes, D.E. (2008). Understanding of
prayer among African-American children: Preliminary themes. Journal of
Black Psychology, 34, 309-330.
Blashill, A. J., & Hughes, H.M. (2009). Gender role and gender role conflict:
Implications for counseling with gay men. Journal of Gay and Lesbian
Mental Health, 13(3), 170-186.
Schroeder, J.S., Hood, M.M., & Hughes, H.M. (2010). Interparental agreement on
the Syndrome Scales of the Child Behavior Checklist: Correspondence and
Discrepancies. Journal of Child and Family Studies,19(5), 646-653.
Hughes, H.M., Hopper, E. M., & Cangiano, C.M. (2011). Patterns of distress
in sheltered battered women: Implications for intervention. Violence and
Victims, 26(4).
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b.
External Grants applied for and funded
Hughes, H.M. (1981-84) Services to Children in Shelters for Battered Women,
National Center on Child Abuse and Neglect (NC/CAN), DHHS. Principal
Investigator, 1981-1984, $172,500.
Weaver, T.L., Hughes, H.M., & Friedman, P.T. (2002-04). Pediatric-Psychology
Partnership for Abuse Prevention. Funded through the Graduate
Psychology Education initiative, Dept. of Health and Human Services, $111,
398; Co-PI. October 2002-May 2004.
Hughes, H.M., & Schiller-Baker, M. (2006-2007). Program evaluation of children’s
advocacy in a shelter for battered women: I. Funded by the Simon
Foundation, St. Louis, MO. $5000.
Hughes, H.M., & Schiller-Baker, M. (2007-2009). Program evaluation of children’s
advocacy in a shelter for battered women: II. Funded by the Roblee
Foundation, St. Louis, MO. $13,500.
c.
Recent Presentations
Hughes, H.M. (September, 2009). Lessons learned: Three decades of research and
practice. Presented at the Annual Meeting of the Institute on Violence,
Aggression, and Trauma, San Diego, CA.
Hughes, H.M. , Clary, L., & Surrell, J.A. (September, 2009). Impact evaluation of
children’s services in shelters for battered women. Presented at the Annual
Meeting of the Institute on Violence, Aggression and Trauma, San Diego,
CA.
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d.
Current projects and interests
Parenting skills among battered women and impact upon children's
adjustment
Clinical implications of heterogeneity in adjustment in children of battered
women
Program evaluation of services to children of battered women
Situational and dispositional factors in young adults’ engagement in dating
Violence
Bi/multi-racial identity and psychological adjustment
Qualitative and person-oriented research methodologies
6.
Service
a.
Professional
1.
Accreditation Site Visitor for American Psychological
Association-16 total visits
Member of Site Visit Team - 6
Chair of Site Visit Team – 10
Member of APA Accreditation Appeals Panel 2001-2005
2.
Editorial Boards:
Journal of Emotional Abuse
Family Violence & Sexual Assault Bulletin
Clinical Child Psychology Newsletter
Journal of Family Violence
3.
Guest reviewer for:
Journal of Abnormal Child Psychology
Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology
Journal of Clinical Child and Adolescent Psychology
Journal of Family Violence
Journal of Interpersonal Violence
Violence and Victims
Children and Youth Services Review
4.
Memberships in:
American Psychological Association
Division 12 - Clinical Psychology
Division 51 - Clinical Child Psychology
Division 37 - Children, Youth and Families
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American Orthopsychiatric Association
Association for Women in Psychology
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