Kimberly Durham, Psy.D. CURRICULUM VITAE Address: 7600 SW 36 th Street Phone: 954-262-8601 Email: durham@nova.edu EDUCATION Doctor of Psychology Master of Science Bachelor of Arts Clinical Psychology Nova University, 1991 Davie, Florida Counseling Psychology Nova University, 1987 Davie, Florida Department of Psychology Nova College, 1984 Certification & Licensure: Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Private Pilot s License PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Chair College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences Department of Justice and Human Services 7600 SW 36 th Street July 2015- Present Responsibilities Provide oversight and leadership for the Department of Justice and Human Services within the College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences. Responsible for the department s resources, staff, budgets, operations, and performance. Dean 2011-June 2015 Institute for the Study of Human Service, Health, and Justice Division of Applied Interdisciplinary Studies 7600 SW 36 th Street Responsibilities
Oversee all administration for human services, criminal justice, and health related academic programs, grants, and clinical services, including human resources, physical plant, security, legal, student issues, supervision of support staff, and programming. Executive Dean Dec 2010-2011 Community Liaison for all NSU Clinics Report to Associate Provost and President Institute for the Study of Human Service, Health, and Justice Division of Applied Interdisciplinary Studies 7600 SW 36 th Street Responsibilities Oversee all administration for human services, criminal justice, and health related academic programs, grants, and clinical services, including human resources, physical plant, security, legal, student issues, supervision of support staff, and programming; while serving as a community liaison between all NSU clinics and the community; reporting to the president. Executive Dean/ Nov 1999 - Dec 2010 Community Liaison for all NSU Clinics Report to Center s Dean Fischler Graduate School of Education and Human Services 1750 NE 167 th Street North Miami Beach, FL 33162 Oversee all administration for the Fischler Graduate School of Education and Human Services, an approximately 70 million dollar center, including human resources, physical plant, security, legal, student issues, supervision of support staff, and programming; while serving as a community liaison between all NSU clinics and the community; reporting to the president. Associate Dean/ May 1997 - Sep 1999 Community Liaison for all NSU Clinics Report to Dean and President School of Social and Systemic Studies Joint appointment with overall program responsibility for two Masters and two Doctoral Programs and Practicum/Clinic Service Centers, including implementation of policies, standard, and daily operations for Family Therapy Associates and responsible for serving as a community relations between the NSU clinics as a whole and the community. Director of Administration Jul 1993 - Sep 1996
Overall responsibility for administration of 7 million dollar plus multiple-site, community Mental Health System. Responsible for policies and procedures, performance objectives and quality assurance; supervision of directors, coordination services, budgeting, legal issues and appropriate record maintenance. Additionally, responsible to develop and provide training areas and research opportunities for School of Psychology faculty and graduate psychology and social work students. Represent service components to community and various funding sources as well as serve as liaison concerning problems and/or complaints from other agencies. Remain in compliance with funding sources and government requirements. Acting Director Apr 1993 - Jul 1993 Associate Director of Administration Jul 1992 - Apr 1993 Assisted Director with overall administration of CMHC, including clinic/program management, overseeing legal and confidential issues. Supervisory consultation work. Assistant Director/ Oct 1991 - Jun 1992 Coordinator Dual Diagnosis Program Prepared funding reports, assessed dually diagnosed clients, provided and supervised individual, group, family and/or couple therapy. Supervised case management, records administration. Crisis Clinician Mar 1991 - Jun 1992 Temporary Grant Writer Sep 1990 - Feb 1991
Internship Sep 1989 - Aug 1990 TEACHING/TRAINING/PRESENTATIONS Courses Taught: HS 3500 Introduction to Human Factors in Fall 2012-Winter 2015 Aviation HCP 6260 Cultural Factors in Treatment Winter 2008 Associated with Substance Abuse Issues and the Criminal Justice System CJI 6140 Current Issues & Trends in the Winter 2002 Criminal Justice System Trainings/Presentations: Summer Institute Presentation and Training (2000, 2001, 2002). Trained site administrators in Center/University policies and procedures. Durham, K. (1996, January). Paper presented during Symposium on training, research, and service: A mission for professional psychology, at the mid-winter conference of the National Council of Schools and Programs of Professional Psychology, Clearwater Beach, FL. Durham, K. (1995, May). Inservice. Presentation to meeting of Administrative Officers, FT. Lauderdale, FL. COUNCILS/COMMITTEES/BOARDS United Way Educational Committee Appointed Member New Program Review Committee Member Academic Review Committee Member 2008-Present 2007-Present 2007-Present
/Broward Sheriffs Office Board of Advisors, Chair 2007-Present United Way Military Families Advisory Committee 2012-2014 Appointed Member Quality of Life Council 2002-2015 Chair Criminal Justice Institute 2000-2010 Executive Board National Council for Community and Justice (NCCJ) 2000-2008 Hope Outreach of Broward 2000-2001 Broward Executive Council of Mental Health Providers 1993-1996 Broward County Alcohol/ 1986-1993 Drug Abuse Services Division Advisory Board GRANTS AND CONTRACTS/SPECIAL PROJECTS AAIE/NSU International Child Protection Leadership Team June 2016 Workshop and Certification Program Worked in collaboration with AAIE to organize week-long training on child protection for school leaders from around the world Please Don t Hurt Me: Perspectives in Child Abuse April 2016 Prevention Conference Directed NSU conference on child abuse, neglect and human trafficking in collaboration with Lauren s Kids NSU Veterans Resource Center 2015-Present Faculty Advisor Received $25,000 from the Veterans Trust to support the implementation of a Veterans Resource Center (VRC) on NSU s main campus. Oversee all aspects of the VRC, including the coordination of veterans services/activities across all colleges, centers and schools at NSU.
Top Cop 2016 February 2016 Coordinated event honoring Broward County s fallen heroes in collaboration with Broward Sheriff s Office Aviation Summer Camp 2012-2016 Oversight and coordination of annual week-long aviation summer camp in partnership with Miramar High School United Way of Broward County. Center for Veterans Assistance-In partnership with VFW Stone of Hope, grant funding was awarded by United Way of Broward County (FY 2011 Community Impact Area: Health) to implement mental health services as part of a coordinated community-based wraparound system of care for returning OIF/OEF veterans and their families. Annual funding received $40,000.00. Housing Urban Development (HUD) Frank DePiano, Principal Investigator, Kimberly Durham and Bita Pishevar. Funding of 2.5 million dollars received (1995-1998). Demonstration Project. Training program for homeless elderly. Broward County Children Services Board (CSB) Contract. Annual renewable funding $82,000.00 received (1996-1997). Mental Health/Early intervention. Short-term early intervention and mental health services to school age children/adolescents and their families. State of Florida Department of Health & rehabilitative Services (HRS) Contract. Funding received $65,000.00 (1996-1997) for the purpose of Utilization Review services. State of Florida Department of Health & rehabilitative Services (HRS) Contract. Funding received $19,000.00 (1996-1997). Mental Health Training & Resources cooperative. Training program for HRS District X Mental Health Providers and Consumers. State of Florida Department of Health & Rehabilitative Services (HRS) Contract. $2,388,400.00 received (1996-1997). Federal and state grant-in-aid funding for the CMHC. GRANTS SUBMITTED Housing Urban Development (HUD) Frank DePiano, Principal Investigator, Kimberly Durham and Bita Pishevar. Grant Proposal entitled Independent Living/Supportive Housing Program; grant-in-aid funding to be utilized to house and train individuals in independent living ($3.5 million). Submitted July, 1994. Broward County Human Service Department. Frank DePiano, Principal Investigator, Kimberly Durham, Bita Pishevar and William Moss. Grant Proposal entitled Project Wrap Around; grant-in-aid funding to provide a comprehensive array of human servides to lowincome families ($341,300.00). Submitted March, 1996.
Homeless Assistance Center (HAC) in partnership with Broward Community and Henderson Mental Health Center Contract. ($400,000.00). Submitted October, 1998. PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS American Psychological Association 1995-2003 Member Division 12 Division 35 Division 50 Florida Psychological Association 1995-2003 National Association of Drug/Alcohol Abuse Counselors Member Florida Gold Coast Chapter