RESUME (ABRIDGED)
EDUCATION:
BA: Boston University, 1964
MA (Psychology): Temple University, 1966
Ph.D. (Child Development and Clinical Evaluation): Bryn Mawr
College, 1973
FACULTY APPOINTMENT
Clinical Assistant Professor in Psychology,
Graduate Institute for Psychology, Widener University, West
Chester, PA
MEMBERSHIPS IN PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS:
Philadelphia Society for Psychoanalytic Psychology (President,
1998-1999)
American Psychological Association, Division 39 (Psychoanalytic
Psychology)
Philadelphia Society of Clinical Psychologists
Institute for Contemporary Psycholanalysis (Washington, DC)
International Society for Psychoanalytic Self Psychology
CLINICAL WORK:
(1982-Present) Full time private practice with children, adolescents, and adults. Treatment modalities: Individual, Couples, Family and Group Psychotherapy. Specialties: AD/HD, Learning Differences, Diagnostic Testing, and the Psychology of Money.
BIBLIOGRAPHY: ORIGINAL PAPERS:
Baker, M (1978) The Torrance tests of creative thinking and
Rorschach inkblot test: Relationships between two
measures of
creativity. Perceptual and Motor Skills, Spring.
Baker, M: (1979) Teacher creativity and its effect on student
creativity. The Creative Child and Adult Quarterly.
Spring..
Baker, M: (1979) Teacher creativity and its relationship to
the recognition of student creativity. The Creative Child and
Adult Quarterly. Spring..
Baker, M: (1985) Career women and self-concept. International
J. Women. Vol 8, No 3.
Baker, H., Baker, M.: (1987) The self psychology of Heinz Kohut:
and overview. Am. J. Psychiatry. 144:1-9, January.
Baker, H., Baker, M.: (1988) Arthur Miller's Death of a Salesman:
Lessons for the
self psychologist. Progress in Self Psychology. Volume 4..
Baker, M.: (1993): A self-psychological approach to group therapy.
In H Kaplan and B. Sadock (eds.): Comprehensive Group Psychotherapy.
Baltimore: Williams & Wilkins.
Baker, M., Baker, H.: (1993) Self psychological contributions
to the theory and practice of group psychotherapy. In A. Alonzo
and H. Swiller (eds.): Textbook of Group Psychotherapy. Washington:
American Psychiatric Press.
Bleiberg, J.,Baker, M.: (2007) Inadvertent Multiple Relationships:
A Self Psychological Perspective, provisionally accepted in
International Journal of Psychoanalytic Self Psychology. Lawrence
KS: The Analytic Press.
Baker, M.: (2007) Crazy About Money, book manuscript submitted
for publication.
LECTURES:
Baker, H., Baker, M.: (1987) The self psychological treatment
process: an overview. Presented to the 140th Annual Meeting
of the American Psychiatric Assn., Chicago. This was part of
a symposium, "How Does Self Psychology Work? Clinical Applications." organized for the meeting and chaired by the authors.
Baker, H., Baker, M: (1994) CME Course, Self Psychology: Theory
and Clinical Practice. American Psychiatric Assn. Annual Meetings,
Montreal, Que., May, 1988, & San Francisco, 1989; Philadelphia.
Baker, M.: (1993) The combined use of group and individual psychotherapy:
a self-psychological perspective. Presented at the 16th Annual
Meeting on the Psychology of the Self. New York.
Baker, H.; Baker, M.: (1994) Constructivist Contributions to
Self Psychology. Presented at the 150th Annual Meeting of the
American Psychiatric Assn., Philadelphia, PA.
Baker, H.; Baker, M.: (1994) The driven and the dropped: the
impact of ADHD on couples. Workshop given at all day continuing
medical education conference—Adolescent and Adult ADD:
The Basics and Beyond. Philadelphia, PA, September 30.
Baker, M.: (1994) The phenomenology of AD/HD. Workshop given
at all day continuing medical education conference—Adolescent
and Adult ADD: The Basics and Beyond. Philadelphia, PA, September
30.
Baker, M., Baker, H: (2004) Integrating EMDR into self-psychologically
oriented psychotherapy. Accepted for presentation at the 27th
Annual Meeting on the Psychology of the Self, San Diego, CA,
November, 2004.
Baker, A, Baker H , Baker, M: (2004) The elite youth athlete:
Effects of success and injury on the athlete and their family.
Presented at the American Psychiatric Assn. Annual Meeting,
New York, NY May.
Baker, M.: (2006) How to identify learning disabilities in adults
while in individual psychotherapy. Presented at the 29th Annual
Meeting on the Psychology of the Self, Chicago, IL.
Baker, M.: (2007) Money and Emotions I & II. A four hour
interactive workshop presented at Main Line School Night, Spring
and Fall, 2006, Spring, 2007.
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Jill Krasner
1980 Graduated BMC (German Major).
Jill Krasner took some pre-med courses at BMC thinking she
would like to study medicine.
After graduation Jill lived abroad as au pair in Heidelberg
1985 Post-back, pre-health at U Penn.
1989 Graduated from Temple MD Program.
1995 Graduated as an anesthesiology (TUSM).
Did a fellowship at U of FLorida in Critical Care Medicine.
1996 Temple worked as an attending there x 8
years (anesthesiology, cardiac anesthesiology and ICU).
2004 Jefferson Hospital (anesthesiologist)
Nov 2005 - present Chester
County Hospital.
Now doing mostly ICU, with some anesthesiology.
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Catherine R. Matsen
Education
University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia,
PA
M.S. in Historic Preservation,
August 2003
Thesis: The
Corbit-Sharp House at Odessa, Delaware: Paint Analysis and Interpretation
of Four Interior Rooms
This research addresses
the examination and analysis of original interior finishes
of four rooms of the Corbit-Sharp House (1774) using cross-section
microscopy, PLM, FTIR, GS-MS and SEM-EDS and color matching
with a colorimeter. The combined results of these analytical
methods form an almost complete picture of the original appearances
of the four rooms and the materials used to create the painted
decorations. Identification of original finishes is one critical
factor in establishing the hierarchies of interior space,
and, in the case of William Corbit (1746-1818), revealed the
deliberate choice of an expensive finish in an otherwise secondary
space.
Advisor: Frank G. Matero
Reader: Dr. Susan L. Buck
Bryn Mawr College, Bryn Mawr, PA
A.B. in Chemistry, May 1997
WORK EXPERIENCE
Associate Scientist
October 2006 – present
Assistant Scientist
August 2003 – October 2006
Conservation Department
Winterthur
Museum, Garden and Library,
Winterthur, DE
Intern
June – August 2002
Department of Architectural
Research
Colonial
Williamsburg Foundation,
Williamsburg, VA
Research projects: Shirley Plantation, Charles City, Virginia,
paint analysis of interior and exterior paints;
Stratford Hall, Stratford, Virginia, paint analysis of parlor;
Colonial Williamsburg Architectural Fragments
Collection, paint analysis; Esmont, Albermarle County Virginia,
analysis of exterior painted brick; Hickory
Hill, Hanover County Virginia, paint analysis of kitchen dependency;
designed preliminary database template
for framing schedules and database of architectural terms thesaurus.
Intern
July – August 2001
Architectural Paint
Conservation
Drayton
Hall,
Charleston, SC
Applied
cross section paint examination and instrumental
analytical analysis as part of historic paint study.
Assessed
the condition and causes of paint deterioration through environmental
monitoring.
Conducted ultrasonic-mist
consolidation test treatments for conservation of painted wood
panels on site.
Analytical Laboratory Assistant
May 2000 – June 2001
Conservation Department
Winterthur
Museum, Garden and Library,
Winterthur, DE
Performed
instrumental analyses of art and architectural objects as requested
by curators and conservators
with
the instrumental techniques of FTIR, GC-MS, XRF, and SEM-EDS.
Major projects: Craftsman
Farms, Gustav Stickley Home, analysis of surfaces finishes with
XRF, FTIR, and SEM-EDS; Winterthur Museum, Federal Parlor, analysis
of wallpaper with XRF and FTIR.
Research Technician
November 1997 – May 2000
Du
Pont Pharmaceuticals Company,
Wilmington, DE
Carried
out multi-step synthesis of compound for drug discovery; scaled
up synthesis of drug candidate.
E.I.
du Pont de Nemours,
Wilmington, DE
Optimized
conditions for hydrocyanation technology by studying the effects
of reaction conditions
Synthesized
and characterized new ligands for homogeneous transition metal
catalysts
Performed combinatorial
synthesis of luminescent compounds using automated synthesizer.
Laboratory Technician
July – August 1995
Materials
and Research Lab, Delaware Department of Transportation,
Dover, DE
Performed analytical chemical
tests on cement samples by spectrophotometric methods.
ACADEMIC AFFILIATIONS
Adjunct Assistant Professor
August 2003 – present
University of Delaware
Program in Art Conservation
Courses Taught (Winterthur/University
of Delaware Program in Art Conservation)
ARTC672/673
Advanced Analytical Techniques: The application of instrumental
methods of analysis to art
conservation. Topics covered: analytical approach, x-ray fluorescence spectroscopy,
ultraviolet-visible
spectroscopy
laboratory, thin layer chromatography. Second year conservation
science research projects
supervised in ARTC673.
Conservation Science Teaching Assistant
August – May 2003
Graduate Program
in Historic Preservation
University
of Pennsylvania,
Philadelphia, PA
Prepared and managed weekly
laboratory sessions for introductory and advanced conservation
science courses.
Science Assistant
August – November 1997
St.
Andrew's School, Middletown, DE
Organized student laboratory
exercises for chemistry, physics, and biology courses.
Student Researcher
September 1996 – May 1997
Bryn
Mawr College,
Bryn Mawr, PA
Actively
worked in research laboratory studying aspects of molybdenum
enzyme chemistry.
Executed
synthesis and product analysis.
Research Topic: Synthesis
and Characterization of a Tris-dithiolene Molybdenum Complex
General Chemistry Teaching Assistant
September 1996 – May 1997
Bryn
Mawr College,
Bryn Mawr, PA
Supervised students during
weekly general chemistry lab, graded reports, and held weekly
office hours.
Intern
June – August 1996
Emerson Center for
Scientific Computation
Emory
University,
Atlanta, GA
Contributed
to advisor's research by creating computer programs which calculated
structural
parameters of molecules.
Research Topic: Osmium-Catalyzed Asymmetric Dihydroxylation of Olefins
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Madge Rothenberg
Madge Rothenberg is Director of Foundation and Corporate Programs at Bryn Mawr College, a position she has held since 1997. She received her B.A. from Bryn Mawr and holds a Ph.D. in biology from the University of Virginia. She did postdoctoral research in the field of plant molecular biology at Cornell University and the University of Pennsylvania before transitioning into the field of college/university advancement in 1993.
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Aubrey
Irene Strohl B.A. (Cum laude)
Education:
Bryn Mawr College, Bachelor of Arts, Cum laude
Majors: Biology and Anthropology / Minor: Archaeology..........................................May 2005
Service and Activities: Bryn Mawr College
Best Buddies College Buddy Program, 2003-2005
Customs Person, 2002-2003
H.O.A.P Trip Co-Leader, Spring Break 2003
Work Experience: Science/Health Care Industry
Assistant Research Scientist: LifeCell Corporation..............................................September
2006 to current
Responsibilities include assisting Senior Scientists in planning
and executing laboratory experiments. Experience in mechanical
testing, histology, differential scanning calorimetry, and various
biochemical assays such as GAG.
Quality Control Product Release Specialist: LifeCell Corporation..........................July
2005 to August 2006
Responsible for utilizing GTP in auditing Processing Batch Records,
lab results, donor files, production documentation and packaging
compliance. Evaluates LifeCell skin products for appropriate
disposition to Final Release, rework, or reject. Updates QA,
Donor, and Production databases to record product movement.
Recall Coordinator: LifeCell Corporation...........................................................December
2005 to August 2006
Temporary position coordinating recall activities between customers,
patients, and LifeCell’s Quality, Customer Service, and
Marketing departments. Responsibilities include co-managing
recall testing program including patient enrollment, billing,
test results, and customer service support. Additional responsibilities:
tracking/determining recalled product disposition, and updating
recall databases.
Quality Control Laboratory Intern: ImClone Systems Inc....................................
January to August 2004
Responsible for sample handling, and wet chemistry assays. Educated
in cGMP.
Supply Clerk: Dr. Fodor, DMD.......................................................................
February to August 2001
Responsible for inventory and material control.
Other Work Experience
Student Supervisor: Bryn Mawr College Dining Services...................................
September 2001 to May 2005
Responsible for supervising and training student employees.
Field Manager: NJ Public Interest Research Group.............................................
May to July 2002
Canvassed North/Central Jersey for Sierra Club and New Jersey
PIRG. Wrote press releases and participated in press conferences.
Trained new canvassers.
Skills: Word, Excel, Powerpoint, Outlook, Oracle,
Bluehill, Instron, TA Instruments Differential Scanning Calorimetor
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