CURRICULUM VITAE - College of Medicine - University of Vermont

RESEARCH:
Movement Meditation (with Betty Rambur, PhD, RN and Judy Cohen, PhD, RN)
Depression & Diabetes (with Benjamin Littenberg, MD; Vermont Diabetes Information
System)
Grounded Theory Study: Living with symptomatic hepatitis C.
Funded by College of Nursing and Health Sciences, University of Vermont.
Grounded Theory Study of “Nurses and Spirituality” (findings published by
Amityville Press).
Dissertation (1995) Mental Health Clinical Nurse Specialists’ Interpretations of
Difficult Client Behavior.
Gender Stereotypes and Paternalism in Obstetric-Gynecologic Textbooks
(1978-1983). Masters Project completed in 1985.
PUBLICATIONS:
Cohen, J., Rambur, B. & Laskowski, C. (2007, in development) Movement meditation.
Laskowski,. C. (2007, in development). Living with symptomatic hepatitis C.
Laskowski, C. & Littenberg, B. (2007, in development). Depression and diabetes:
Sex differences.
Laskowski, C. (2005). Depression: The Biomedical Model and Beyond.
Continuing Education Program for RNs. Published through SC Publishing, Inc.,
Western Schools.
Laskowski, C. (2003). Theoretical and clinical perspectives of client stalking
behavior. Clinical Nurse Specialist, 17(6), 1-7.
Laskowski, C. (2003) Spirituality in Nursing: Being in a liminal space. In G.
Cox (Ed.) Making Sense of Death: Spiritual, Pastoral, and Personal Aspects of
Death, Dying, and Bereavement (Death, Value, and Meaning Series). Amityville,
NY: Baywood Press.
Laskowski, C. & Pellicore, K. (2002). The wounded healer archetype:
Applications to palliative care practice. American Journal of Hospice and
Palliative Care, 19(6), 403-407.
Laskowski, C. (2001). The mental health clinical nurse specialist and the
difficult client: Evolving Meaning. Issues in Mental Health Nursing, 22, 1-18.
Elder, R., Humphreys, W. & Laskowski, C. (1988) Sexism in gynecology
textbooks: Gender stereotypes and paternalism 1978 through 1983. Health Care
for Women International, 9, 1-17.