Leo E. Missinne, Ph.D. - University of Nebraska Omaha

(1984). Growing older. Sister's Today, 56(2), 75-81.
(1984). Seniors in a symphony: Sharing the magic. Perspectives on Aging, 13(4), 11-15 (with
Lesa Lorenzen).
(1984). Reflections on the meaning of suffering. The Priest,40(3), 11-14.
(1983). Will gerontology change our educational system? Gerontology and Geriatrics
Education, 4(1), 25-36.
(1983). How to cope with depression. The Priest, 39(6), 31-33.
(1983). Parish ministry to the elderly. Human Development 4(3), 25-29.
(1983). Problems of loneliness. Human Development, 4(2), 6-11.
(1983). Visiting institutionalized elderly: A pastoral duty. The Priest, 39(2), 34-36.
(1983, August). How to cope with depression. Newsletter, 1-3. Huntington, IN: Samaritan
Center.
(1983, May). Frankl's theory and therapy. Eric/CAPS, No. ED 223933.
(1982). Aging in China: Elders are educators. Perspective on Aging, 11(6), 5-8.
(1982). Reflections on the helping process. Heartbeat, 9(3), 10-13.
(1981). The helping process: Some basic skills for pastoral counseling. The Priest, 38(5), 36-39.
(1981). Causes of stress and how to cope with it. Heartbeat, 3(4), 10-13.
(1981). Growing old as a priest: Waiting for the end or a time of fulfillment? The Priest, 37(11),
40-43.
(1981). All you could forget about older people. (Cartoons of Ed Fisher, 50% contribution). Palo
Alto, CA: R & E Research Associates.
(1981). Physical and social environment and quality of life. Issues 1981: White House
conference on aging (pp. 52-56). Omaha, NE: University of Nebraska, Gerontology Program.
(1981). Employment opportunities. Issues 1981: White House conference on aging (pp. 10-15).
Omaha, NE: University of Nebraska, Gerontology Program.
(1980). Cross-national gerontology: Experiences and development in selected countries. Omaha,
NE: University of Nebraska (revised edition).