CONTACT
INFORMATION
Work Address: Department of Psychology
Marshall University
Huntington, West Virginia 25755
E-mail
address:
ellist@marshall.edu
Telephone:
(304) 696-2776 (office) (304) 696-2784 (fax)
PROFESSIONAL
CREDENTIALS
Founding Fellow, Academy
of Cognitive Therapy
Diplomate, American Board
of Professional Psychology (Behavioral Psychology)
Associate Fellow and
Supervisor, Albert Ellis Institute, New York, NY
National Register of
Health Service Providers in Psychology (#31496)
Certificate of Professional Qualification in Psychology,
ASPPB (#2334)
Psychologist, State of West Virginia (License #235)
EDUCATION
B.A. (Psychology) University of Texas at
Austin 1974
Psy.D. (Clinical
Psychology) Baylor University 1978
Predoctoral internship in clinical psychology:
West Virginia
University Medical Center/Charleston Area Medical Center
1977-78
HONORS
Phi Kappa Phi and Psi Chi national honor societies
Recipient, Upthegrove Award for
Excellence in Teaching Clinical Psychiatry (1988)
Who’s Who in Medicine
and Healthcare (1997)
Fellow, American
Psychological Association
Division 12 (Clinical), 1997
Division 29 (Psychotherapy), 2002
Who’s Who in America
(2000)
Recipient, 2006 Fellow Award, West Virginia
Psychological Association
EMPLOYMENT HISTORY
August,
2002 to present
Employer: Marshall University
Department of Psychology
Position: Professor
October, 1978 through
June, 2002
Employer: West Virginia University School of Medicine
Department of Behavioral Medicine and
Psychiatry
Positions: 1978-82: Assistant Professor
1978-86: Director, W.Va. Training Resources
Center
1982-98: Associate Professor (tenured 1986)
1998-2002: Full Professor with Tenure
PAST
RESPONSIBILITIES (WVU)
Director, Cognitive
Therapy Training Program
Associate Director, WVU/CAMC Predoctoral Psychology Internship
Chairperson,
Scholarly Activities Committee
Member, Institutional
Scientific Review Board
CURRENT
SCHOLARLY ACTIVITIES AND INTERESTS
Measurement and
classification of suicidal behavior
Cognitive aspects of
suicidality
Cognitive-behavioral treatment of suicidal
individuals
Commonalities between
health risk behaviors and suicidality