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5Gillespie Vitae, Page 5Drabek and Gerald J. Hoetmer (Editors). Washington D.C.: International CityManagement Association, Municipal Management Series, 1991.Gillespie, David F. and Rita E. Numerof. 1991. “Burnout Among Health Service Providers.”Administration and Policy in Mental Health 18 (January): 161-171.Zakour, Michael J., Gillespie, David F., Sherraden, Michael W., and Calvin L. Streeter. 1990-1991. “Volunteer Organizations in Disasters.” The Journal of Volunteer Administration 9(#2, Winter): 18-28.Gillespie, David F. 1988. “Barton's Theory of Collective Stress is a Classic and Worth Testing.”Journal of Mass Emergencies and Disasters 6 (#3, November): 345-361.Gillespie, David F. and Calvin L. Streeter. 1987. “Conceptualizing and Measuring DisasterPreparedness.” Journal of Mass Emergencies and Disasters 5 (#2, August): 155-176.Gillespie, David F. 1987. “Ethical Issues in Research.” Encyclopedia of Social Work 18thEdition, Volume 1. Silver Spring, Maryland: National Association of Social Workers,Inc.: 503-512.Orme, John G. and David F. Gillespie. 1987. “A General Formula for Computing Total ScoresUsing Scales with Incomplete Items.” Social Work Research & Abstracts Volume 23 (#3,Fall): 3.Streeter, Calvin L., Sherraden, Michael W., Gillespie, David F., and Michael J. Zakour. 1986.“Curriculum Development in Interorganizational Coordination.” Journal of Social WorkEducation 22 (#1, Winter): 32-40.Orme, John G. and David F. Gillespie. 1986. “Reliability and Bias in CategorizingIndividualized Client Problems.” Social Service Review 60 (March): 161-174.Gillespie, David F. and Anthony E.O. King I. 1985. “Demographic Understanding ofVolunteerism.” Journal of Sociology & Social Welfare 12 (#4, December): 798-816.King, Anthony E.O. I. 1985. “Administrative Lessons From Volunteer Profiles.” Journal ofVolunteer Administration 21 (#1, November): 28-37.Mileti, Dennis S. and David F. Gillespie. 1985. “The Effects of Legitimation on Goal Changeand Formalization in Organizations.” Journal of Contemporary Sociology 22 (#1&2,January/April): 33-53.Gillespie, David F. and Ronald W. Perry. 1984. “Administrative Principles in EmergencyPlanning.” The Environmental Professional 6 (No. 2, Spring): 41-45.Gillespie, David F. and Susan E. Cohen. 1984. “Causes of Worker Burnout.” Children and YouthServices Review VI (Spring): 115-124.Orme, John G., Gillespie, David F., and Anne E. Fortune. 1983. “Two-Dimensional SummaryScores Derived from Ratings of Individualized Client Problems.” Social Work Researchand Abstracts (Fall): 30-32.Mileti, Dennis S., Timmer, Doug A., and David F. Gillespie. 1982. “Intra and InterorganizationalDeterminants of Decentralization.” Pacific Sociological Review 25 (#2, April): 163-183.Gillespie, David F. and Dennis S. Mileti. 1982. “Differentiation in Organizations.” Social Forces60 (June): 1172-1175.Rosen, Aaron and David F. Gillespie. 1982. “Educational Process Experiences and ProfessionalActivities of Doctoral Students.” In Aaron Rosen and Jack Stretch (Editors), DoctoralEducation in Social Work. St. Louis, Missouri: Group for the Advancement of DoctoralEducation in Social Work, Inc.: 240-248.

6Gillespie Vitae, Page 6Orme, John G. and David F. Gillespie. 1981. “Target Complaints as an Individualized OutcomeMeasure.” Journal of Behavioral Social Work 1 (No. 3): 199-203.Gillespie, David F. and John G. Orme. 1981. “A Procedural Change for Individual ProblemRating.” Administration in Mental Health 9 (Winter): 151-154.Gillespie, David F. 1981. “Active and Passive Types of Burnout.” Journal of Social ServiceResearch 4 (#1, Winter): 1-16.Gillespie, David F. and Dennis S. Mileti. 1981. “Heterogeneous Samples in OrganizationalResearch.” Sociological Methods and Research 9 (#3, February): 375-388.Mileti, Dennis S., Gillespie, David F., and D. Stanley Eitzen. 1981. “The Multidimensionality ofOrganizational Size.” Sociology and Social Research 65 (#4, July): 400-414.Mileti, Dennis S. and David F. Gillespie. 1980. “Organizational and TechnologicalInterdependencies.” Journal of Contemporary Sociology 17 (#3&4, July/October): 132-158.Gillespie, David F. and Dennis S. Mileti. 1980. “Determinants of Planning in Organizations.”Administrative Science Review 10 (#1, September): 21-31.Gillespie, David F. and Philip H. Birnbaum. 1980. “Status Concordance, Coordination andSuccess in Interdisciplinary Research Teams.” Human Relations 33 (#1, 1980): 41-56.Gillespie, David F. and Dennis S. Mileti. 1979. “Action and Contingency Postulates inOrganization-Environment Relations.” Human Relations 32 (#3, 1979): 261-271.Birnbaum, Philip H. and David F. Gillespie. 1979. “Status and Performance in SmallProfessional Organizations.” Social Science Quarterly 60 (#1, June): 105-112.Seaberg, James R. and David F. Gillespie. 1979. “Baseline Evaluation: Evaluating ConsistencyBetween Federal Standards and Local Pro-visions.” Journal of Sociology and SocialWelfare VI (September): 657-672.Mileti, Dennis S., Gillespie, David F., and D. Stanley Eitzen. 1979. “Structure and Decision-Making in Corporate Organizations.” Sociology and Social Research 63 (#4, July): 723-744.Gillespie, David F. 1978. “Themes from Work Organization Research Applied to Social ServiceSettings: A Review Essay.” Journal of Social Service Research 2 (Winter): 233-242.Gillespie, David F. and Susanne E. Marten. 1978. “Assessing Service Accessibility.”Administration in Social Work 2 (#2, Summer): 183-197.Seaberg, James R. and David F. Gillespie. 1978. “Inter-Reporter Reliability of a NationalDatabank.” California Sociologist 1 (#2, Summer): 135-150.Mileti, Dennis S., Gillespie, David F., and Elizabeth Morrissey. 1978. “Technology andOrganization: Methodological Deficiencies and Lacunae.” Technology and Culture 19(#1, January): 83-92.Gillespie, David F. 1977. “Discovering and Describing Organizational Goal Conflict.”Administration in Social Work l (#4, December): 395-408.Gillespie, David F. and James R. Seaberg. 1977. “Individual Problem Rating: A ProposedScale.” Administration in Mental Health 5 (#1, Fall/Winter): 27-32.Mileti, Dennis S., Gillespie, David F., and J. Eugene Haas. 1977. “Size and Structure in ComplexOrganizations.” Social Forces 56 (#1, September): 208-217.Seaberg, James R. and David F. Gillespie. 1977. “Goal Attainment Scaling: A Critique.” SocialWork Research and Abstracts 13 (#2, Summer): 4-9.

9Gillespie Vitae, Page 9Gillespie, David F. and Robards, Karen Joseph. 1999. Dynamic Structure of Preparedness andMitigation. Interim Final Report of the Mid-America Earthquake Center’s Project SE-2,Facility Management Decision-Making in Mid-America.Gillespie, David F., Murty, Susan A., Rogge, Mary, Shen, Ching-Ying, Robards, Karen. 1996.Assessment of FEMA Earthquake Hazard Reduction Program. Final Report #EMW-92-K-4081, Washington, D.C.: Federal Emergency Management Agency.Gillespie, David F., Mileti, Dennis S., et al. 1993. Earthquake Preparedness, Awareness andEducation in the Central United States. Memphis, Tennessee: Central United StatesEarthquake Consortium, Monograph No. 3, ISBN No. 0-943198-39-9.Gillespie, David F. Colignon, Richard, Banerjee, Mahasweta M., Murty, Susan A., and MaryRogge. 1992. Interorganizational Relations for Disaster Preparedness. Final Report#BCS 8920472, Washington, D.C.: National Science Foundation.Gillespie, David F. 1992. Inventory of Organizational Disaster Preparedness (HaPI Record).Pittsburgh, PA: Behavioral Measurement Database Services. McLean, VA: BRS SearchService.Gillespie, David F. 1990. “Recommended Research on Coordination in The International Decadefor Natural Disaster Reduction.” Report prepared for the Hazard Reduction & RecoveryCenter, Texas A&M University, September.Gillespie, David F. 1988. “Response and Recovery Planning in St. Louis.” Pp. 573-583 in WalterW. Hays (Editor), A Review of Earthquake Research Applications in the NationalEarthquake Hazards Reduction Program: 1977-1987. Reston, Virginia: U.S. GeologicalSurvey.Gillespie, David F. and Calvin L. Streeter. 1987. Profiling Electric Utility Customers in St.Louis. Final Report to Union Electric, St. Louis, Missouri.Gillespie, David F., Sherraden, Michael W., Streeter, Calvin L., and Michael J. Zakour. 1986.Mapping Networks of Organized Volunteers for Natural Hazard Preparedness #PB87-182051/A09. Springfield, Virginia: National Technical Information Service.Gillespie, David F. 1983. Understanding and Combatting Burnout. Public Administration Series#1235. Monticello, Illinois: Vance Bibliographies.Gillespie, David F. and Anthony E.O. King. 1981. A Survey of Volunteers to the St. Louis Bi-State Chapter of the American Red Cross. Report to the St. Louis Bi-State Chapter of theAmerican Red Cross, Missouri.Gillespie, David F. 1979. Protective Service Worker Study. Report to Protective ServicesDivision of the Michigan Department of Social Services, Lansing, Michigan.Gillespie, David F. 1978. Measurement of Social Service Technologies. Report of Project #11602funded through the University College-Level Grant Fund.Seaberg, James R. and David F. Gillespie. 1977. A Baseline Evaluation Procedure, ThreeVolumes. Center for Social Welfare Research, University of Washington.

10Gillespie Vitae, Page 10Seaberg, James R. and David F. Gillespie. 1976. “Goal Attainment Scaling: A Critique and anAlternative.” Center for Social Welfare Research, University of Washington, 1976.Mileti, Dennis S. and David F. Gillespie. 1976. Interorganizational Relations and CommunityService Delivery Systems. Action Research Group, Boulder, Colorado.Gillespie, David F. and Rand Conger. 1975. Coordinating Community Concern for SocialService: Research Report for 1974-1975. DHEW Project #90-C-77, 1975).Gillespie, David F. 1975. “An Embryonic Theory of Research Team Effectiveness.” WorkingPaper #4, Research Management Improvement Program (RMIP), University ofWashington.Gillespie, David F. 1975. “A General Model of Group Goals and Effectiveness.” Working Paper#5 RMIP, University of Washington.Seaberg, James R. and David F. Gillespie. 1975. “Survey of Measures Available for Evaluationof Demonstration Projects.” Center for Social Welfare Research, University ofWashington.PAPERS PRESENTED AT PROFESSIONAL MEETINGS“Managing Organizational Partnerships in Mental Health: Connecting Theory and Practice.”Fifty-fifth Annual Program Meeting of the Council on Social Work Education, SanAntonio, Texas, November 7-9, 2009.“A Test of Stress Theory: Relief Workers in Refugee Camps.” Fifty-fourth Annual ProgramMeeting of the Council on Social Work Education, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, October29 – November 2, 2008.“Science Meets Policy Practice.” Twenty-sixth International Conference of the SystemDynamics Society, Athens, Greece, July 20-24, 2008.http://www.systemdynamics.org/conferences/2008/proceed/papers/HOVMA418.pdf“Financial Performance of Mental Health Nonprofit Organizations.” Twenty-sixth InternationalConference of the System Dynamics Society, Athens, Greece, July 20-24, 2008.http://www.systemdynamics.org/conferences/2008/proceed/papers/HOVMA423.pdf“Theories of Vulnerability: Key to Reducting Losses from Disasters.” 21 st InternationalScientific Conference of Social Work, Helwan University, Cairo, Egypt, March 12-13,2008.“A Systematic Review of Structural Equation Modeling in Social Work Research.” EleventhAnnual Conference of the Society for Social Work Research, Washington, D.C., January,2008.“Modeling Victimization among Homeless Persons with Mental Illness.” Eleventh AnnualConference of the Society for Social Work and Research, Washington, D.C., January 19,2008.“Dynanmics of Innovation Implementation and Organizational Performance in Mental HealthServices.” Twenty-fifth International Conference of the System Dynamics Society,

11Gillespie Vitae, Page 11Boston, July 29—August 2, 2007.http://www.systemdynamics.org/conferences/2007/proceed/index.htm“Vulnerability: Central Concept of Disaster Curriculum.” Council on Social Work Education andKatherine A. Kendall Institute for International Social Work Education conference onDisaster Planning, Management and Relief: New Responsibilities for Social WorkEducation. St. Michael, Barbados, January 10-12, 2007.“Dynamics of Innovation Implementation in Social Service Organizations.” Twenty-fourthInternational Conference of the System Dynamics Society, Nijmegen, The Netherlands,July 23-27, 2006.“A New Approach to Measurement: Phrase Completion Scales.” Tenth Annual Conference ofthe Society for Social Work and Research, San Antonio, Texas, January 12-15, 2006.“Community Conflict Resolution: A Comparison of Safety and Economic Development.” TenthAnnual Conference of the Society for Social Work Research, San Antonio, Texas,January 12-15, 2006.“Phrase Completion Scales: A Better Approach to Measuring Outcomes than Likert Scales?”Fifty-second Annual Program Meeting of the Council on Social Work Education,Chicago, Illinois, February 16-19, 2006.“Interrelationship of Community Safety and Economic Development: Static and DynamicModels.” Fifty-second Annual Program Meeting of the Council on Social WorkEducation, Chicago, Illinois, February 16-19, 2006.“Using Simulation to Facilitate Acceptable Consequences for Small Communities.” AnnualMeeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, St. Louis,Missouri, February 16-20, 2006.“Community Goal Dynamics: A Case Study.” Annual Meeting of the Society for Social Workand Research, Miami, Florida, January 13-15, 2005.“System Dynamics Modeling in Disaster Work: Dynamics of Earthquake Building Safety.”Annual Meeting of the Society for Social Work and Research, Miami, Florida, January13-15, 2005.“Community Goal Dynamics: A System Dynamics Perspective.” Annual Meeting of theAssociation for Research on Nonprofit Organizations and Voluntary Action. LosAngeles, California, November 18-20, 2004.“Phrase completion scales vs. Likert scales: A psychometric comparison using Allport and Ross’intrinsic measure of religion. Annual Meeting of the Society for the Scientific Study ofReligion, Kansas City, Missouri, October 22-24, 2004.“Phrase Completion Scales: A Better Approach to Scale Construction than the Likert Method?”Presented at the 99 th Annual Meeting of the American Sociological Association. SanFrancisco, California, August 14-17, 2004.“Goal Dynamics as a Key Ingredient to the Determination of Consequence Minimization.”Presented at Annual Meeting of the National Science Foundation’s Mid-AmericaEarthquake Center, San Juan, Puerto Rico, January 14-18, 2004.

12Gillespie Vitae, Page 12“Goal Dynamics of Community Safety and Economic Development.” Presented at the ThrustArea Research Coordination Meetings of the National Science Foundation’s Mid-America Earthquake Center, Atlanta, Georgia, September 24-25, 2003.“Applications of Network Analysis in Evaluating Comprehensive Community Initiatives: AnExploratory Approach to Assess Changes in Community Social Capital.” Presented at the54 th Annual Meeting of the American Society of Criminology, Chicago, Illinois,November 14, 2002.“Modeling to Assist in the Determination of Acceptable Consequences.” Presented at the ThrustArea Research Coordination Meetings of the National Science Foundation’s Mid-America Earthquake Center, Memphis, Tennenesse, November 24, 2002.“Acceptable Risk and Mitigation Options: Dynamic Structure of Building Safety.” Presented atthe 20 th International Conference of the System Dynamics Society, Palermo, Italy, July28 – August 1, 2002.“Community Intiatives and Crime.” 54 th Annual Meeting of the American Society ofCriminology, Chicago, Illinois, November 13-16, 2002.“Acceptable Consequences.” Presented at the Thrust Area Research Coordination Meetings ofthe National Science Foundation’s Earthquake Engineering Research Institute, BeckmanInstitute, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, June 27, 2002.“Non-linear Empirical Research: An Example of System Dynamics Modeling Applied toDisaster Mitigation.” Presented at the annual meetings of the Society for Social Work andResearch, January 20-22, 2001.“Mitigating Social Problems: System Dynamics Modeling as a Conceptual and Empirical Tool.”Presented at the annual meetings of the Council on Social Work Education, Dallas,March 8-11, 2001.“Encouraging Decision-Making for Earthquake Mitigation and Preparedness: An Application ofSystem Dynamics.” Presented at the annual meetings of the Council on Social WorkEducation, Dallas, March 8-11, 2001.“The Dynamics of Mitigation and Preparedness.” Presented at the annual meetings of the SystemDynamics Society, Atlanta, July 22-27, 2001."Building Disaster Preparedness: An Application of System Dynamics Modeling." Presented atthe 46 th annual meetings of the Council on Social Work Education, New York, February26-29, 2000."System Dynamics Modeling: A New Methodology for Social Work." Presented at the 46 thannual meetings of the Council on Social Work Education, New York, February 26-29,2000.“Mitigating Uncertainty in Decision-Making: Applying System Dynamics Modeling toEarthquake Disaster Preparedness.” Presented at the fourth annual conference of theSociety for Social Work and Research, Charleston, South Carolina, January 29-31, 2000.Rubio, D.M., Thomson, N.R., Willoughby, L., & Gillespie, D.F. (1999). Testing the effects ofestimation procedures and sample size with ordinal data in structural equation modeling.Proceedings of the Social Statistics Section. American Statistical Association.

13Gillespie Vitae, Page 13“Testing the Effects of Estimation Procedures and Sample Size with Ordinal Data.” Presented atthe annual meetings of the American Statistical Association, Joint Statistical Meetings,Baltimore, Maryland, August, 1999.“Collaboration and Competition Among Nonprofit and Governmental Organizations DuringDisasters.” Presented at the Independent Sector Spring Research Forum, Alexandria,Virgina, March 25-26, 1999“Mapping Interorganizational Networks for National Disaster Preparedness.” Presented at the45 th annual meetings of the Council on Social Work Education, San Francisco,California, March 10-13, 1999.“Understanding the Network Structure of Community-Based Services for the Elderly.” Presentedat the annual meeting of the Society for Social Work Research, Austin, Texas, January22-24, 1999.“Facility Management Decision-Making.” Presented at the Annual Research Symposium of theMid-America Earthquake Center, Rend Lake Resort, Illinois, October 30 – November 1,1998.Kalliath, Thomas J., O’Driscoll, and David F. Gillespie. 1997. “Organisational Commitment: AnAntidote to Burnout.” Best Paper & Abstract Proceedings, Australian Industrial andOrganizational Psychology 2 nd Biennial Conference, Melbourne, Australia, June 27-29.“Service Coordination as Interorganizational Strategies in Service Delivery.” Presented at theInternational Conference of the Society for the Advancement of Socio-Economics,Montreal, Canada, July 5-7, 1997.“Contextual Factors in Hazards Research.” Plenary Session of the Annual Hazards Research andApplications Workshop, Denver, July 7-10, 1996.“Interorganizational Cooperation for Disaster Preparedness.” University Academic ResearchVisitor Colloquium, Department of Psychology, School of Social Sciences, University ofWaikato, Hamilton, New Zealand, May 24, 1996.“Unbalanced Dichotomous Independent Variables in Multiple Regression.” Presented at theAnnual Program Meeting of the Council on Social Work Education, Washington, DC,February 16-18, 1996.“Interorganizational Relationships in Disasters: Developing and Testing a Measure ofCoordination.” Presented at the Annual Program Meeting of the Council on Social WorkEducation, Washington, DC, February 16-18, 1996.“Bridging Partnerships Between Government and Voluntary Social Service Agencies: Lessonsfrom Disaster Preparedness.” Presented at the Annual Program Meeting of the Council onSocial Work Education, Washington, DC, February 16-18, 1996.“Educating Social Workers for Natural and Technological Disaster Management.” Presented atthe Annual Program Meeting of the Council on Social Work Education, Washington, DC,February 16-18, 1996.

14Gillespie Vitae, Page 14“Structural Equation Modeling.” Presented as part of the Methodological Advances in SocialWork Research session of the George Warren Brown 70th Anniversary Conference, St.Louis, October 13-15, 1995.“Innovations in Hazards Research.” Plenary Session of the Annual Hazards Research andApplications Workshop, Boulder, July 16-19, 1995.“Empowering the Test of the Hypotheses Through Bootstrapping in Social Work Research.”Paper presented at the Annual Program Meeting of the Council on Social WorkEducation, San Diego, March 2-5, 1995.“Transforming Accountability from Master to Servant.” Presented at the 55th Annual NationalTraining Conference of the American Society for Public Administration, Kansas City,Missouri, July 1994.“Organizational Partnerships for Preparedness” Presented at the 19th Annual Natural HazardsResearch and Applications Workshop, Boulder, July, 1994.“A Two-Factor Measurement Model at Two Points in Time.” Presented at the Annual ProgramMeeting of the Council on Social Work Education, Atlanta, Georgia, March 1994.“Dealing with Error in Structural Equation Models.” Presented at the Annual Program Meetingof the Council on Social Work Education, Atlanta, Georgia, March, 1994.“Identifying Sources of Measurement Error in Geographic Information Systems.” Presented atthe Annual Program Meeting of the Council on Social Work Education, Atlanta, Georgia,March, 1994.“Poverty as a Mediating and Moderating Variable in Social Adjustment.” Presented at theAnnual Program Meeting of the Council on Social Work Education, Atlanta, Georgia,March, 1994.“Structural Equation Modeling: An Innovation for Doctoral Social Work Curricula.” Presented atthe Annual Program Meeting of the Council on Social Work Education, Atlanta, Georgia,March, 1994.“Strategic Networks in Disaster Mitigation and Preparedness.” Presented at the Mid-SouthSociological Society, Montgomery, Alabama, October, 1993.“Assessing Hazard Reduction.” Presented at the 18th Annual Natural Hazards Research andApplications Workshop, Boulder, July, 1993.“Strategic Networks: An Empirical Application to Disaster Response Organizations.” Presentedat the annual meetings of the Midwest Sociological Society, Chicago, April 1993.“Creation, Maintenance, and Termination of Interorganizational Linkages.” Presented at theannual meetings of the Midwest Sociological Society, Chicago, April 1993.“Applications of Cluster Analysis.” Presented at the Annual Program Meeting of the Council ofSocial Work Education, New York, March 1993.“A Creative Response to the Diverse Use of Terms Describing Multivariate Relationships.”Presented at the Annual Program Meeting of the Council of Social Work Education, NewYork, March 1993.

16Gillespie Vitae, Page 16“Aspects of Network Analysis in Disaster Preparedness.” Presented at the Annual Meetings ofthe Mid-South Sociological Association, October, 1990 in Hot Springs, Arkansas.“Interorganizational Relations for Disaster Preparedness.” Presented at the 15th Annual HazardsResearch and Applications Workshop, July, 1990 in Boulder, Colorado.“Issues of Coordination in the International Decade for Natural Disaster Reduction.” Presented atthe Annual Meeting of the Hazard Reduction and Recovery Center, Texas A&MUniversity, College Station, Texas, June, 1990.“Applications in Social Network Analysis.” Presented at the Annual Program Meeting of theCouncil on Social Work Education in Reno, Nevada, March, 1990.“Coordinating Community Resources.” Presented at a conference on Research in Missouri:Earthquake Engineering & Structural Dynamics. Sponsored by the Midwest Chapter ofEarthquake Engineering Research Institute, Earthquake Engineering Subcommittee of theSt. Louis Section for American Society of Civil Engineers, and the Department of CivilEngineering at Washington University, St. Louis, March 30, 1989.“Assessing Network Change.” Presented at the Ninth Annual Sunbelt Social NetworkConference, Tampa Bay, Florida, February, 1989.“Cluster Analysis: Quantitative Methods for Grouping Cases and Variables.” Presented at theAnnual Program Meeting of the Council on Social Work Education in Chicago, Illinois,March 1988.“Response and Recovery Planning.” Presented at a conference on Earthquake ResearchApplications in the Eastern United States sponsored by The Federal EmergencyManagement Agency, National Bureau of Standards, National Science Foundation, andthe U.S. Geological Survey, Knoxville, Tennessee, October, 1987.“Interorganizational Dynamics in Disaster Preparedness Networks.” Presented at the AnnualMeetings of the Midwest Sociological Society, April, 1987, Chicago.“Networks: Social Service and Emergency Management.” Presented at the Annual Meetings ofthe American Sociological Association, August/September, 1986, New York.“Theoretical Aspects of Emergency Preparedness Networks.” Presented at the Annual Meetingsof the American Sociological Association, August, l985, Washington, D.C.“The Role of Voluntary Agencies, the Private Sector, and Local Emergency ManagementOffices in Responding to Disasters.” Presented at the Annual Meetings of the NaturalHazards Research and Applications Information Center, July, l985, Boulder, Colorado.“A Unified Framework for Interorganizational Relations.” Presented at the Annual Meeting ofthe Midwest Sociological Society, April, 1985, St. Louis, Missouri.“Toward a Continuum of Skilled Volunteer Roles.” Presented at the Annual Meetings of theMidwest Sociological Society, April, 1985, St. Louis, Missouri.“Curriculum Development in Interorganizational Coordination.” Presented at the AnnualProgram Meeting of the Council on Social Work Education, February, 1985,Washington, D.C.

17Gillespie Vitae, Page 17“Regulation of the Firm in a Capitalist Economy.” Annual Meetings of the AmericanSociological Association, San Antonio, Texas, August, 1984.“Administrative Principles in Emergency Evacuation Planning.” Annual Meetings of theMidwest Sociological Association, Kansas City, April, 1983.“A Data Base for the Evaluation of Doctoral Education in Social Work.” Annual ProgramMeeting of the Council on Social Work Education, Los Angeles, California, March,1980.“Educational Process Experiences and Professional Activities of Doctoral Graduates.” AnnualMeeting of the Group for the Advancement of Doctoral Education, St. Louis, Missouri,1980.“Criteria and Measures for the Evaluation of Doctoral Education in Social Work.” AnnualProgram Meeting, Council on Social Work Education, Los Angeles, 1980.“The Epiphenominality of Organizational Size.” Annual Meetings of the Midwest SociologicalAssociation, Minneapolis, Minnesota, April, 1979.“Corporate Size as Work.” Annual Meetings of the American Sociological Association, SanFrancisco, September, 1978.“Organizational Size, Complexity and Decision Making.” Annual Meetings of the AmericanSociological Association, San Francisco, September, 1978.“Action and Contingency Postulates in Organization - Environment Relations.” Annual Meetingsof the Midwest Sociological Society, Omaha, April, 1978.“Size and Organizational Differentiation.” Annual Meetings of the Pacific SociologicalAssociation, Spokane, Washington, April, 1978.“Organizational Manipulation and Adaptation to Complex Environments.” Annual Meetings ofthe Midwest Sociological Society, Minneapolis, April, 1977.“Organizational Growth and Managerial Efficiency.” Annual Meetings of the PacificSociological Association, Sacramento, April, 1977.“Organizational Technology and Environmental Adaptation-Manipulation.” Annual Meetings ofthe American Sociological Association, Chicago, September, 1977.“Environmental and System Consensus: A Common Perspective for Organization-EnvironmentRelations.” Annual Meetings of the Pacific Sociological Association, San Diego,California, March, 1976.“Size and Structure in Complex Organizations.” Annual Meetings of the American SociologicalAssociation, New York, August, 1976.“A Systems Approach to Mass Emergency.” Annual Meetings of the Society for the Study ofSocial Problems, New York, August, 1976.“Technology and the Study of Organizations: An Overview and an Appraisal.” Annual Meetingsof the Pacific Sociological Association, Victoria, Canada, April, 1975.

18Gillespie Vitae, Page 18“A Resolution of Inconsistencies between Size, Complexity, and the Administrative Componentin Complex Organizations.” Annual Meetings of the Midwest Sociological Association,Chicago, Illinois, April, 1975.“The Meanings and Utility of Technological Uncertainty in Organizational EnvironmentRelations.” Annual Meetings of the American Sociological Association, San Francisco,California, August, 1975.BOOK REVIEWSGary A. Kreps and Susan Lovegren Bosworth, Organizing, Role Enactment, and Disaster: AStructural Theory. Mass Emergencies and Disasters 14 (No. 2, August, 1996): 245-250.See also Kreps and Bosworth, “Response to Gillespie’s Review,” and Gillespie,“Response to Kreps and Bosworth.” Mass Emergencies and Disasters 15 (No 2, August,1997): 309-319.Catherine Alter and Jerald Hage, Organizations Working Together. Administration in SocialWork 18 (No.2, 1994): 134-138.Claire B. Rubin and Roy Popkin, Disaster Recovery After Hurrican Hugo in South Carolina;Lewis Aptekar, The Psychosocial Process of Adjusting to Natural Disasters; PamelaSands Showalter, Field Observations in Memphis During the New Madrid Earthquake'Projection' of 1990: How Pseudoscience Affected A Region. Mass Emergencies andDisasters 10 (March, 1992):239-244.Russell R. Dynes, Bruna DeMarchi and Carlo Pelanda (Editors), Sociology of Disasters:Contribution of Sociology to Disaster Research. Mass Emergencies and Disasters 8(August, 1990): 157-164.Charles Perrow, Normal Accidents: Living With High-Risk Technologies. EnvironmentalProfessional 6 (#3/4, 1984): 317-320.Sidney Gael, Job Analysis: A Guide to Assessing Work Activities. Sociology: Review of NewBooks 10 (September/October, 1983): 15-16.Robert Denhardt, In the Shadow of Organization. Sociology: Review of New Books 9(March/April, 1982): 69.Greer et al., Accountability in Urban Society. Administration in Social Work. 2 (Summer, 1980):118-119.Ivar Berg, et al., Managers and Work Reform: A Limited Engagement. Sociology: Review ofNew Books 6 (March/April, l979): 83-84.Paul S. Goodman, et al., New Perspectives on Organizational Effectiveness. Sociology: Reviewof New Books 5 (July/August, 1978): 126-127.Dean J. Champion, The Sociology of Organizations. Sociology: Review of New Books 3(February, 1976): 66-67.M. G. Smith, Corporations and Society: The Social Anthropology of Collective Action.Sociology: Reviews of New Books 2 (September, 1975): 209.

19Gillespie Vitae, Page 19Harold Leavitt, Lawrence Pinfield, and Eugene Webb (eds.), Organizations of the Future:Interaction with the External Environment. Sociology: Review of New Books 2 (October,1974): 10.Avant R. Negandhi, Modern Organization Theory: Contextual, Environmental, and Socio-Cultural Variables. Sociology: Reviews of New Books 1 (November/December, 1973):31-32.Snell Putney, The Conquest of Society. Contemporary Sociology 2 (January, 1973): 50-51.PROFESSIONAL SERVICESGuest Lecturer, November 11, 2010, Michael Sherraden’s PhD seminar on Theory, BrownSchool, Washington University, St. Louis, Missouri. Lectured on systems theory anddynamic modeling.Reviewer, 2010 International System Dynamics Society. Reviewed two manuscripts.Reviewer, 2010 Society for Social Work Research Annual Conference. Reviewed 15 abstracts.Reviewer, 2009 International System Dynamics Society. Reviewed two manuscripts.Teacher with Michael Zakour, West Virginia University, January 16, 2009, Workshop on“Recent Advances in Disaster Vulnerability and Resiliency Research: Theory, Design,and Methodology” offered at the Annual Conference of the Society for Social Work andResearch, New Orleans, Louisana.Panelist, May 22-23, 2008, NSF Review Panel for the Human and Social Dynamics solicitation.Reviewed 12 proposals, with primary responsibility for writing up the panel’s evaluationand recommendation on 4 of those 12 proposals.Teacher with Calvin L. Streeter, University of Texas at Austin, March 11, 2008, Pre-conferenceworkshop for faculty and students on “Social Network Analysis: A Method toUnderstand Community Structure.” 21 International Scientific Conference of SocialWork, Helwan University, Cairo, Egypt. Translation provided by Dr. Ahmad Taha.Keynote speaker, March 12, 2008, 21 st International Scientific Conference of Social Work,Helwan University, Cairo, Egypt. Talk on “Importance of Social Work Research.”Reviewer, 2008 International System Dynamics Society. Reviewed two manuscripts.Guest Editor, Social Development Issues, Volume 30, No. 1, Spring, 2008. See “Editor’s Note,”Pp. ix-xiv.Chair, 2007-2010 CSWE Working Group on Disaster: charged with developing a master coursesyllabus, topic modules, and educational resource materials to support the disseminationof disaster knowledge and principles in social work curriculum.http://www.cswe.org/CSWE/centers/kendall/Resources.htmReviewer, 2007 International System Dynamics Society. Reviewed two manuscripts.Moderator, January 12, 2007, Session I: Social Work Curriculum Issues, Components, andTheoretical Considerations in the Integration of Disaster Response. CSWE and K.A.

20Gillespie Vitae, Page 20Kendall IISWE conference on Disaster Planning, Management and Relief, St. Michael,Barbardos.Member, August 2006 – June 2007, Regional Disaster Preparedness Task Force, sponsored byFOCUS St. Louis. 1910 Pine Street, St. Louis, Missouri 63103-2254. Report on St. LouisRegionial Disaster Preparedness issued September 11, 2007: http://www.focusstl.org/prog/pdfs/2007DisasterPrep-full.pdfReviewer, 2006 International System Dynamics Society. Reviewed one manuscript.Consultant, December 2006 – November 2007, Steven M. Kymes, Department ofOphthalmology and Visual Sciences, Washington University School of Medicine,“Development of a Vision Specific Utilities Elicitation Method.” Project #RO3-EY017862-01 funded by National Eye Institute of the National Institutes on Health.Provide measurement testing advice on the Visual Functioning Questionnaire (VFQ-25).Guest Lecturer, November 15, 2006, Michael Sherraden’s PhD seminar on Theory, BrownSchool, Washington University, St. Louis, Missouri. Talked about systems theory anddynamic modeling.Guest speaker, April 14, 2006, The GWB Alumni Association’s Breakfast Series, Brown School,Washington University, St. Louis, Missouri. Talked about “The Social Work Role inDisaster Planning, Preparedness and Recovery.”Speaker, March 22, 2006, Department of American Studies, Washinton University, St. Louis,Missouri. Special class on Hurricane Katrina (L98 AMCS 330) taught by Drs. StephenGibson and T.R. Kidder. Lectured on “Government Roles and Responsibilities.”Reviewer, 2005 International System Dynamics Society. Reviewed two manuscripts.Reviewer, Periship Fellowship, November 12-26, 2004. Reviewed 19 dissertation proposals,rank-ordered top 10, participated on panel to recommended funding.Reviewer, 2004 International System Dynamics Society. Reviewed two manuscripts.Keynote speaker, March 2, 2004, Arnulf M. Pins Conference, Paul Baerwald School of SocialWork at the Hebrew University, Jerusalem, Israel. Talk on “Thinking Dynamically aboutRelationships between Formal and Voluntary Organizations.”Reviewer, 2003 International System Dynamics Society. Reviewed two manuscripts.Session Chair, July 30, 2002, Public Policy/Public Sector, 20 th International Conference of theSystem Dynamics Society, Palermo, Italy.Speaker, May 20, 2002, Department of Social Work, Tunghai University, Taichung City,Taiwan. Special seminar on “New Directions in Social Work Research.”Speaker, May 25, 2002, Annual Alumna Conference, Department of Social Work, TunghaiUniversity, Taichung City, Taiwan. Speech on “From Social Work Approaches toDisaster Research and Practice.”Speaker, May 27, 2002, Department of Social Work, Fu-Zan University, Taipei, Taiwan. Specialseminar on “Systems Thinking in Social Work Research.”

21Gillespie Vitae, Page 21Reviewer, 2002 International System Dynamics Society Conference. Reviewed two manuscripts.Member, 2001 NSF Earthquake Centers Coordinating Committee of Social, Economic, andPolitical Research. Review project goals and activities to facilitate cooperation andexchange. Boulder, Colorado, April 5-6, 2001.Member, 2001 APM Corresponding Committee. Review and rate abstracts for the annualprogram meeting of the Council on Social Work Education.Member, Editorial Board, Sociological Inquiry, 2001-2004. Review manuscripts, solicitmanuscripts, and make policy and procedural suggestions to the editor.Session Chair, 75 th Anniversary Conference of the George Warren Brown School of SocialWork, October 6, 2000. Session on “Blending the Social, Fiscal, and Physical in aNeighborhood.Speaker, annual program meeting of the Council on Social Work Education, February 26-29,2000. Special Presentation on Achieving Excellence in Empirical Research Publications.Addressed the role of social work educators in enhancing empirical research andprovided guidelines for publishing in the Journal of Social Service Research (JSSR).Speaker, fourth annual conference of the Society for Social Work and Research, Charleston,South Carolina, January 29-31, 2000. Special Presentation on Achieving Excellence inEmpirical Research Publications. Addressed the role of social work educators inenhancing empirical research and provided guidelines for publishing in the Journal ofSocial Service Research (JSSR).Member, 2000 APM Corresponding Committee. Review and rate abstracts for the annualprogram meeting of the Council on Social Work Education.Speaker, annual program meeting of the Council on Social Work Education, March 12, 1999.Special Presentation on Achieving Excellence in Empirical Research Publications.Addressed the role of social work educators in enhancing empirical research andprovided guidelines for publishing in the Journal of Social Service Research (JSSR).Discussant, annual program meeting of the Council on Social Work Education, March 11-12,1999. Offerred critiques of eight papers presented in the three sessions sponsored by theDisaster & Traumatic Stress Symposium.Member, 1999 APM Corresponding Committee. Review and rate abstracts for the annualprogram meeting of the Council on Social Work Education.Member, National Advisory Editorial Board, Journal of Applied Social Sciences, Case WesternReserve University. December 1998 – January 2001. Pranab Chatterjee, Editor-in-Chief.Master Teacher, Faculty Development Institute, Structural Equation Modeling in Practice:Issues and Techniques, March 5, 1998, Annual Program Meeting of the Council onSocial Work Education, Florida.Member, 1997 APM Corresponding Committee. Review and rate abstracts for the annualprogram meeting of the Council on Social Work Education.Book Manuscript Consultant, (1) October 2010, Columbia University Press; (2) August 2009,Guilford Publishing, Inc. (3) October 2008, Oxford University Press; (4) September

22Gillespie Vitae, Page 222008, Guilford Publishing, Inc.; (5) July 2007, Oxford University Press; (6) April 2000,John Wiley & Sons; (7) May 1999, Adison-Wesley; (8) September, 1998, NASW Press;(9) July, 1997, NASW Press; (10) July, 1995, NASW Press; (11) April 1987, Univ.Delaware Press, Newark; (12) December 1986, Human Sciences Press, N.Y.; (13) March1986, Dryden Press, Hinsdale, Il.; (14) February 1986, Prentice-Hall, Inc., EnglewoodCliffs, New Jersey; (15) February 1985, Prentice-Hall, Inc.; (16) October 1984,University of Georgia Press, Athens, Georgia; (17) January 1983, Prentice-Hall, Inc.Teacher, Faculty Workshop, Introduction to Structural Equation Modeling, April – June, 1996,University of Waikato, Department of Psychology, Hamilton, New Zealand.Chair, 1995–1997 Sub-Committee on Contextual Factors, National Assessment of HazardsResearch and Applications on Natural Hazards.Member, 1996 APM Corresponding Committee. Review and rate abstracts for the annualprogram meeting of the Council on Social Work Education.Teacher, Faculty Workshop, Structural Equation Modeling with LISREL, May 24 – 26, 1995,University of Texas, School of Social Work, 1925 Jacinto Avenue, Austin, Texas.Member, National Advisory Editorial Board, Journal of Applied Social Sciences, Case WesternReserve University. February 1995 – December 1998. Pranab Chatterjee, Editor-in-Chief.Master Teacher, Faculty Development Institute, Introduction to Network Analysis, March 2,1995, Annual Program Meeting of the Council on Social Work Education, San Diego,California.Participant, National Assessment of Hazards Research and Applications on Natural Hazards,October 1994 – July, 1997. Help develop the national research agenda.Reviewer, Executive Office of the President, White House Office of Science and TechnologyPolicy. July – October, 1994, Review drafts of National Earthquake Strategy.Reviewer, U.S. Geological Survey, June 1994. Evaluate proposals on a public educationprogram.Member, 1995 APM Corresponding Committee. Review and rate abstracts for the annualprogram meeting of the Council on Social Work Education.Participant, National Earthquake Hazards Reduction Program Assessment User Workshop,sponsored by the Federal Emergency Management Agency, November 18-19, 1993,Washington, D.C.Member, Advisory Board for Sociological Abstracts, 1993 - Present. Advise on matters ofclassification, content, indexing, vocabulary, and media for Disaster Abstracts.Consulting Editor, 1993 - 1995, Social Work Research.Reviewer, National Science Foundation, 1979 - Present. Evaluate approximately two researchproposals per year.Administer tests for managers, 1980 - 1998, Mansfield Human Resources Division, 811 E.Wisconsin Ave., Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53202.

23Gillespie Vitae, Page 23Advisor to the Editor and Editorial Board, Administration in Social Work, 1986 - present.Review 3-4 manuscripts per year.Member, National Advisory Panel, Hazard Reduction and Recovery Center, Texas A&MUniversity, 1990 - Present. Dennis Wenger, Director. Evaluate research proposals andoffer advice to the center.Advisory Board Member, 1991 - Present, Health and Psychosocial Instruments (HaPi),Behavioral Measurment Database Services, P.O. Box 110287, Pittsburgh, PA. EvelynPerloff, Director. Offer ideas and advice to the Director.Editor, Journal of Social Service Research, 1992 - 2002. Oversight journal administration;maintained viable pool of reviewers, assigned manuscripts to reviewers, evaluatedmanuscripts, and justified journal procedures to the Editoral Board.Discussant, 1994 Section on Sociology of Disaster at the 19th Annual Meetings of the Mid-South Sociological Association, Lafayette, Louisiana.Member, 1994 APM Corresponding Committee. Review and rate abstracts for the annualprogram meeting of the Council on Social Work Education.Organizer and Presider, session on the Sociology of Disaster at the Annual Meetings of theMidwest Sociological Association, St. Louis, March, 1994.Member, 1994 Nominations Committee. Mid-South Sociological Association.Member, 1994 EERI Great Lakes Chapter Technical Program Committee. Reviewing and ratingabstracts for the Fifth National Conference on Earthquake Engineering.Member, 1993 APM Corresponding Committee. Review and rate abstracts for the annualprogram meeting of the Council on Social Work Education.Member, 1993 EERI/FEMA NEHRP Graduate Fellowship Review Committee. Reviewfellowship applications and recommend top three candidates.Chair, January 1991 - May 1993, National Committee on Preparedness, Awareness, and PublicEducation for the 1993 National Conference on Earthquake Hazard Reduction in theCentral United States. Published monograph No. 3: Preparedness, Awareness, and PublicEducation. Memphis, Tennessee: CUSEC, 1993.Member, 1991 - May 1993, Technical Program Committee, National Conference on EarthquakeHazard Reduction in the Central United States, Memphis, Tennessee.Commentary, written with Shanti Khinduka in response to paper by John Pardeck, “Are SocialWork Journal Editorial Boards Competent? Some Disquieting Data with Implications forResearch on Social Work Practice.” Research on Social Work Practice, Volume 2, No.4,October, 1992: 523-526.Organizer and Presider, two sessions on the Sociology of Disaster at the 18th Annual Meetingsof the Mid-South Sociological Association, Chattanooga, Tennessee, October 21-24,1992.Discussant, “Trade Associations in the American Political Economy,” presented by David Knokeat a conference on Nonprofit Organizations in a Market Economy sponsored by the

24Gillespie Vitae, Page 24Mandel Center for Nonprofit Organizations, Case Western Reserve University,November 7-9, 1991, Cleveland, Ohio.Member, 1992 APM Corresponding Committee. Review and rate abstracts for the annualprogram meeting of the Council on Social Work Education.Editor, June 1991 to January 1992, Chapter on Emergency Information and Warnings, Report toCongress by the National Earthquake Hazards Reduction Program, United StatesGeological Survey, Menlo Park, California.Program Evaluation Consultant, September 1990 - December 1993. Community Partnership ofUniversity City, 8630 Olive, St. Louis, MO 63132. Daphne Walker-Thoth, Director.Associate Editor, Journal of Social Service Research, 1982–1992. Evaluated manuscripts, andoffered assistance to Chairman of the Editoral Board.Member, 1991 Promotion Review Committee for the College of Arts and Sciences, University ofMissouri - St. Louis. Review files of three Associate Professors in Social Work.Member, 1991 APM Corresponding Committee. Review and rate abstracts for the Council onSocial Work Education Annual Program Meeting.Discussant, Session on Surveys Comparing Public Opinion Before and After December 3 at theResearch Conference on Public and Media Response to Earthquake Forecasts, SouthernIllinois University at Edwardsville, May 16-18, 1991.Abstract articles from Administrative Science Quarterly and Public Administration Review forpublication in Social Work Research & Abstracts, 1981–1991.Survey Research Consultant, National Benevolent Association, 11780 Borman Dr., Suite 200, St.Louis, MO 63146. Victor Barr, Project Director, 1989–1990.Program Evaluation Consultant, September 1987 - 1989. Progressive Youth Center, 2842 NorthBallas Road, St. Louis, MO 63131. Cathy M. Pinter, Executive Director.Member Steering Committee, Group for the Advancement of Doctoral Education in Social Work(GADE), October 1987 - July 1989.Panelist, Session on Issues in Disaster Research at the Annual Meetings of the AmericanSociological Association, August 30 through September 3, 1986, New York.Discussant, Session on Sociology of Disasters at the Annual Meetings of the AmericanSociological Association, August 30 through September 3, 1986, New York.Chairperson, Session on Local Organizational Response at the Annual Meetings of the NaturalHazards Research and Applications Information Center, July 20-23, 1986, Boulder,Colorado.Member, 1986 APM Correspondence Committee. Reviewed and rated abstracts for theCommunity Organization and Social Administration Symposium, Council on SocialWork Education, Miami, Florida, March 9, 1986.Extramural Evaluation for the PSC-CUNY Research Award Program, (1) December 1984; (2)December 1983.

25Gillespie Vitae, Page 25Journal Manuscript Reviewer: Journal of Behavioral Health Services & Research, Social ServiceReview, Journal of Applied Social Sciences, Social Work Research, Journal of SocialService Research, Administration in Social Work, Human Relations, Sociology andSocial Research, Environmetal Professional, Journal of Management Studies, Journal ofConflict Resolution, Sociological Research and Methodology, Children and YouthServices Review, Mass Emergencies and Disasters, Research on Social Work Practice,Sociological Spectrum and Sociological Inquiry, American Journal of Orthopsychiatry.Discussant, session on Complex Organizations, Annual Meetings of the Pacific SociologicalAssociation, San Francisco 1980.Served on the Technical Advisory Panel for the Central United States Earthquake PreparednessProject (1983-84). Panel sponsored by the Federal Emergency Management Agency(FEMA) to provide direction and policy input for research and programs in the midwest.Organizational Consultant, June–July 1982, St. Louis State Hospital, 5400 Arsenal Street, St.Louis, MO 63139. Billie Harris, Director of Social Services.Member of Executive Board for the Journal of Social Service Research, 1978-2005.Project Consultant, 1979-80, Midwest Policy Seminar, CEMREL, Inc. 3120 59th St., St. Louis,MO 63139. Harriet Doss Willis, Director.Chairperson, 25 completed dissertation committees: Jennifer Shurer Coldiron (2006-2011),Dolly Daftary (2002-2010), Alicia Bunger (2006-2010), Sungsook Cho (2000-2006),Baorong Guo (2000-2005), Karen Robards (1992-2001), Li-Wen Liu (1991-1998), TerryShen (1990-1997), Mary Rogge (1989-1996), Leela Thomas (1985-1995), Ruth Alsup(1990-1995); Cynthia Rocha (1990-1994), Susan Murty (1988-1993), MahaswetaBanerjee (1985-1992), Deborah Padgett (1982-1991), Calvin Streeter (1982-1989),Michael Zakour (1981-1988), Susie Deusinger (1982-1987), Alfred Barnes (1980-85),Elizabeth (Beth) Sirles (1979-84), Susan Downs (1979-1984), Tony King (1979-83),John Orme (1978-83), Deborah Evans (1979-82), Sanford Schwartz (1978-82).Reader, 20 completed dissertation committees: Nicholas S. Holzman (2006-2011), Brown(Psychology, 2009), Dolinsky-Cahall (Psychology, 2006), Sparrow (Education, 2001),Kalliath (Psychology, 1995), Uljee (Sociology, 1992), Yost (Psychology, 1992), Ertle(Psychology, 1992), Gamble (Psychology, 1991), Graf (Sociology,1988), Marquis(Psychology, 1988), Cottler (Sociology, 1987), Huff-Corzine (Sociology, 1986), Seydlitz(Sociology, 1986), Little (Education, 1985), Wilson (Sociology, 1984), Van Denburg(Psychology, 1984), Newman (Psychology, 1984), Webster (Psychology, 1983), Smith(Sociology, 1982).Member, 33 completed dissertation committees: Jin Huang (2007-2011), Kirk Aaron Foster(2002-2010), Meghana Sunil Karnik (Psychiatry, 2004-2009), McCoy (2004-2008),Menon (2000-2006), Vivia McCutcheon (2000-2005), Judson Bliss (2000-2005), Wei(1999-2003), David Hodge (1999-2003), Tin Ng (1999-2002), Huan-yui Tseng (1994-1999), Page-Adams (1989-1995), Cheng (1990-1995), Gogineni (1987-1995), Shepard(1989-1995), Wang (1989-1994), Stith (1988-1994), (Carla Schmittler-Sofka (1986-92),Chueh (1985-1992), Johnson (1985-1990), Benibo (1983-1990), Charles Joiner (1981-1989), Doherty (1982-1988), Chris Rice (1982-1988), Kim (1983-1988), Rogers (1980-1984), Daniel Frigo (1979-1982), Terri Combs-Orme (1978-1982), Grant (1978-1981),Gibbons (1978-1981), De Jonge (1978-1980), Staulcup (1978-1980), Lois Pierce (1978-1980).

26Gillespie Vitae, Page 26Research Consultant, 1977-79, NSF-RANN Project on Analysis of the Adoption andImplementation of Community Land Use Regulations. Janice R. Hutton, PrincipalInvestigator, Woodward-Clyde, Three Embarcadero, San Francisco, CA 94111.Research Consultant, 1975-77, NSF-RANN Project on the Socioeconomic and PoliticalConsequences of Earthquake Prediction. J. Eugene Haas and Dennis S. Mileti, Co-Principal Investigators. Administrative Offices, Dept. of Sociology, Colorado StateUniversity, Fort Collins, CO 80521.Organizational Consultant, April, 1976. DHEW Planning Stage on Inter-agency Co-ordinationfor Youth Service Organizations. Robert M. Hunter, Director. Center for ActionResearch, Boulder, CO 80302.Research Consultant, Summer, 1974, Institute for Environmental Studies, NSF Planning State onEnvironmental Complexity. Brian Mar, Project Director. Administrative Offices, SiegHall, DK-12, University of Washington. Seattle, WA 98l95.Research Consultant, 1973-74, DHEW Demonstration Project for Asian Americans: Planningand Technical Measurement Assistance. Sil D. Kim, Project Director. AdministrativeOffices, 1608 East Jefferson Ave., Seattle, WA 98122.Research Consultant, July, 1973, Institute of Behavioral Science: Program on Environment,Technology, and Man. Assessment of Natural Hazards Research, J. Eugene Haas, ProjectDirector. University of Colorado, Boulder, CO 80302.COMMUNITY SERVICESFacilitator, Panel Discussion on Building Careers: Emergency Management & Response. August29, 2006. Panelists included Nancy Bates, American Red Cross; Lt. Matthew Kleiman,U.S. Public Health Service; Robert Rasp, Magellan Health Services.Guest Speaker, “The Social Work Role in Disaster Planning, Preparedness and Recovery.” TheGWB Alumni Association’s Alumni Breakfast Series, Brown Lounge, Brown Hall,Washington University, April 14, 2006.Interviewed on “What Constitutes Acceptable Earthquake Risk?” Science Daily.www.sciencedaily.com. February 21, 2006.Interviewed on “Earthquake Preparedness” by Fox 2 News Television. Excerpts aired Monday,February 20, 2006 on evening newscasts.Interviewed on “Dynamics of Earthquake Safety and Economic Development.” See LeeBowman, “Scientists question preparedness for New Madrid quake.” The AlbuquerqueTribune, February 19, 2006. Story also ran in United Press International, Post Chronicle,Record-Searchlight (California), Monstersandcritics.com, PhysOrg.com, andHuntingtonNews.net.Teacher, 2003, Social Aspects of Earthquake Hazards, Higher Education Project, Department ofHomeland Security, FEMA/NETC/EMI. See http://training.fema.gov/emiweb/edu.

27Gillespie Vitae, Page 27Speaker, May 21, 2002, Taichung County Government, Taichung City, Taiwan. Speech on“Taking Action to Promote Sustainable Safety.”Teacher, Workshop, The Human Side of Earthquakes, May 22–24, 2002, Taichung CountyGovernment, Taichung City, Taiwan.Member Board of Directors, Crider Center for Mental Health, August 1997 to present.Chairman, Quality Management Committee.Wrote newsletter article. See David F. Gillespie, “Contextual Factors that Influence Losses.”Natural Hazards Observer, Volume XXI, No. 2, November, 1996: 3.Wrote newsletter article. See David F. Gillespie, “Faith in Measurement.” The BehavioralMeasurements Letter, Volume 2, No. 1, 1994: 5-6. See also “Instrument Update” TheBehavioral Measurements Letter, Volume 2, No. 2, 1995: 1.Interviewed by Ken Swartz of U.S. Information T.V. for a documentary on flood recovery to beaired over Voice of America. June 20, 1994.Interviewed on “Mitigation” for news article: See Laurie Joan Aron, “Will We Ever Be Readyfor the BIG ONE?” Cornell Magazine, Volume 56, No. 1, Spring, 1994: 23-26.Interviewed on “Aftermath: Planning for the next wave” for news article: See Gloria Bilchik,“Everything but an Ark” Washington University Magazine and Alumni News, Volume64, No.1, Spring, 1994: 10-16.Developed an evaluation manual for the United Way. See A Guidebook for Program Assessment,Evaluation Committee of the Community Initiatives Division, United Way of Greater St.Louis, 1993.Wrote news article. See Richard A. Colignon and David F. Gillespie, “Institutional Change.”Hazard Monthly, Volume XIII, No. 4, 1993, pp. 10-11; 13.Interviewed on “Managing Information” by Charles Madigan for a newspaper article: SeeCharles M. Madigan, “Deluge: How to Survive the Flood of Data in the InformationAge.” Chicago Tribune Magazine, Sunday, May 2, 1993, Section 10, pp. 15-16; 18;Interviewed on “Organizational Coordination for Preparedness” by William Allen for a newsarticle. See: William Allen, “Quake Scare Increased Preparedness.” St. Louis Post-Dispatch, Sunday, July 7, 1991: p. A1, 12.Interviewed on “Earthquake Preparedness” by Kathy Hartley of KMOX radio. Excerpts airedFriday, June 28, 1991 on evening newscasts and Saturday morning newscasts.Interviewed on “Laterial Transfers in Organizations” for a news article. See: Carol Kleiman,"These days you can score with a lateral." Chicago Tribune, Sunday, May 5, 1991:Section 8, p.1.Chair, Evaluation Committee, United Way of Greater St. Louis, 1991 to present. See United Wayof Greater St. Louis 1991 Report to the Community, p. 17.Wrote news article, “Preparedness Still Vital Part of Quake Threat” which appeared in TheNews-Sentinel, Knoxville, Tennessee, December 19, 1990. The same article appeared as

28Gillespie Vitae, Page 28“Quake Preparedness Remains a Necessity” in The Sunday Star-Ledger, Newark, NewJersey, December 23, 1990.Speaker on “Earthquake Safety” at Oak Hill School, Parents and Teachers Association Meeting,November 13, 1990.Interviewed on “Earthquake Predictions” for a news article. See: Chris Raymond, “SkepticalSeismologists Are Shaken by Effects on Public of Prediction of Missouri Quake.” TheChronicle of Higher Education, Volume XXXVII, October 31, 1990:5-6.Speaker on “Earthquake Predictions and Preparedness” at Nerco Coal Corporation, 2043Woodland Parkway, St. Louis, October 31, 1990.Speaker on “Earthquake Predictions and Safety” at St. Ambrose Catholic Church, SeniorCitizens, October 18, 1990.Interviewed on “Earthquake Predictions” for a news article. See: Larry Lee, “The New MadridFault: Big Earthquakes only happen in California...Right?” The Knoxville News-Sentinel,October 17, 1990: B1-2.Interviewed live on “Earthquake Preparedness” by Anne Keefe and Bruce Bradley of KMOXradio. Program aired 2:00-3:00 p.m. on Wednesday, September 26, 1990. Excerpts airedon evening and next morning newscasts.Prepared St. Louis Hearing and Speech Centers Evaluation Team Report, United Way of GreaterSt. Louis, Inc., Community Initiatives Department, September 5, 1990.Spoke on “Organizational Cooperation and Preparedness for Disaster” at Jewish Hospital,Department of Social Work, July 23, 1990.Interviewed on “Earthquake Preparedness” for news articles. See: Jo Mannies, “Professor, AreaAgencies Dispute Quake Readiness.” St. Louis Post-Dispatch, October 19, 1989: 16A;John Rondy, “Region Improves Readiness.” St. Louis Sun, October 20, 1989: 5A; KarenBrandon, “Bootheel fault is ready to quake, but is Missouri ready to respond?” TheKansas City Times, October 19, 1989: A-15; Jo Mannies, “Disaster `Czar' Is Sought.” St.Louis Post-Dispatch, October 20, 1989: 9G; Vicki Haddock, “Missouri fault may seenext Big One.” San Francisco Chronicle, November 26, 1989:A-1, A-18.Interviewed on “Earthquake Readiness” by Steve Schumacher of KMOX radio, and by CarlJohnson of KXOK radio for news releases. Summary and excerpts aired on October 18and 19, 1989.Member of Planning Committee, United Way of Greater St. Louis, February, 1989 to present.Serving on Evaluation subcommittee. Chair, Evaluation subcommittee to review St.Louis Hearing and Speech Centers, March to September 1990.Spoke on “Evaluating Disaster Effects” at the Disaster Leadership Conference of MidwesternOperations Headquarters, American Red Cross, Wednesday, January 13, 1988.Spoke on “Measuring and Monitoring Preparedness” at a meeting of St. Louis CountyEmergency Preparedness Council, Kirkwood City Hall, Wednesday, November 18, 1987.Answered questions about “Disaster Preparedness and Response” on WGNU radio. Aired onMonday, June 22, 1987: 6:00 to 6:30 p.m.

29Gillespie Vitae, Page 29Spoke on “Organizational Preparedness for Disaster in St. Louis” at a meeting of the DisasterResource Commission, St. Louis, June 7, 1987.Spoke on “Interorganizational Cooperation” at a meeting of The Emergency PreparednessCouncil of St. Louis County, Brentwood City Hall, May 20, 1987.Spoke on “Themes in Disaster Research” at the Department of Psychiatry, WashingtonUniversity School of Medicine, October 27, 1986.Spoke on “Organizational Dynamics” at a meeting of staff for Malcom Bliss Mental HealthCenter, St. Louis, September 24, 1986.Chair of Special Projects Committee on Volunteerism for the Voluntary Action Center of theUnited Way of Greater St. Louis, Inc.Keynote speaker on “Disaster Preparedness” at the Annual Meetings of the Missouri Society ofProfessional Engineers, Osage Beach, Missouri, June 20, 1986.Helped alumna, Sima K. Needleman, develop a paper for publication in Health and Social Work.Spoke on “Preparedness Networks” at a meeting of The Emergency Preparedness Council of St.Louis County, Vinita Park, May 21, 1986.Member of the Voluntary Action Center Committee for the United Way of Greater St. Louis,May 1986 to 1991.Spoke on “Readiness for an Earthquake” at a meeting of The Greater St. Louis UnderwritersAssociation, February 20, 1986.Wrote news article on “Myth and Reality in Coping with Disaster” which appeared in severalnewspapers: Newsday, Orange County Register, Fresno Bee, Visalia Times-Delta, andthe Houston Chronicle.Spoke at the American Red Cross’ Earthquake Awareness and Preparedness Conference,December 3, 1985.Developed a Parent Survey and Measurement Protocol to help Mason Middle School gatherinformation about how parents regard the School’s programs and operations. Ms. DorisReece, Principal, Mason School, 6031 Southwest, St. Louis, Missouri.Member of the Emergency Preparedness Council of St. Louis County.Spoke before the Kiwanis Club of Creve Coeur on “Misplaced Beliefs About Disaster.”Breakfast meeting on Tuesday, October 15, 1985.Serving the American Red Cross on their Earthquake Preparedness Education Advisory Group.First meeting on October 10, 1985.Interviewed about “Earthquake Preparedness” by Robin Smith of Channel 4 T.V. News.Excerpts shown on 6 p.m. News, September 24, 1985.Answered questions concerning “Earthquake Preparedness” on WGNU radio. Aired Monday,September 23, 1985 from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m.

30Gillespie Vitae, Page 30Interviewed for special article on Earthquakes. See Janet Keller, “Quake.” St. Louis HomeMagazine (August, 1985):17-19, 33.Interviewed about “Human Behavior in Disaster” on Channel 24 T.V. for a Special Program onEarthquake Awareness. Aired first on Tuesday, October 11, 1983 at 8:30 p.m.Periodically replayed.Initiated idea for studying the implementation of desegregation in the St. Louis city schools.Worked with Marley Smith, a doctoral student, in conjunction with the St. Louis CitySchool Board, the Citizens Advisory Board, and others to develop an assessment modelfor implementation and to make recommendations based upon the St. Louis cityexperience.Member of Shaw Neighborhood Improvement Association. Initiated idea for a study of theAssociation to measure and understand the system of community linkages for a voluntaryneighborhood organization in a revitalizing area. Worked with Deborah Evans, aWashington University doctoral alumna.Initiated a process consultation with the Junior League of St. Louis to help them learn betterways to apply their resources -- volunteers and money -- to problems of the St. Louisarea. Ms. Judy Westervelt, Director.Helped CEMREL, Inc. of St. Louis develop a workshop to explore policy formulation andimplementation issues as they occur in intergovernmental settings. Most of my work waswith Harriet Doss Willis and Ruth Bebermeyer.Worked with Quad-Cities Mental Health Agency to develop a client-based measurementprocedure which contributed to the therapeutic process. Mr. Keith Neuber, agencycoordinator.Helped the Family and Children's Service Agency of St. Louis develop an evaluation frameworkconsistent with types of services offered. Ms. Joyce Collins, agency director.Conducted a study of Red Cross volunteers to help the St. Louis Bi-State Chapter of theAmerican Red Cross better understand its membership and develop ways to mitigate adecline in the number of people volunteering. Ms. Lavern Campbell, agency coordinator.HONORS AND AWARDSSpecial Recognition, “For excellence in mentoring of graduate students in Arts & Sciences atWashington University.” The Graduate Student Senate, 2003.Special Recognition, “For excellence in mentoring of graduate students in Arts & Sciences atWashington University.” The Graduate Student Senate, 2000.Career Achievement Award, “For Outstanding Contributions and Generous Mentoring inDisaster Research,” Council on Social Work, Disaster Symposium, 1999-2000.Invited Fellowship, Visiting Academic Researcher, April-June, 1996, University of Waikato,School of Social Sciences Research Committee, Hamilton, New Zealand.

31Gillespie Vitae, Page 31Professional Recognition, Sterling Who’s Who. International Plaza, 750 Lexington Avenue, 4thFloor, New York, NY 10022-1200.Award for “Outstanding Leadership” as Chairman of the Evaluation Committee, United Way ofGreater St. Louis, 1993.Certificate of Appreciation for “Outstanding Service and Contributions,” St. Louis MetropolitanDisaster Resource Council, 1986.Elected to Sigma Xi, The Scientific Research Society of North America, April 1986.Professional Recognition with biographical abstract in American Men and Women of Science,1978.Recognition for Community Service, International Who's Who in Community Service. London,England: International Institute of Community Service, 1975.Professional Recognition, Dictionary of International Biography, Tenth Edition. Cambridge,England: International Biographical Centre, 1973.Alumni Honor Award for “Outstanding Achievement,” California State University, 1969.CURRENT UNIVERSITY/SCHOOL APPOINTMENTS AND RESPONSIBILITIESTeach Advanced Multivariate Statistics (S90-6901) and Organizational Behavior & Theory(S20-5017) Fall semester; Introduction to Social Measurement & Research (S90-6552)and Disasters & Vulnerable Populations (S40-5886) Spring semester.Serve on dissertation committees of Marsela Dauti, Donna-Mae Knights, Gyanesh Lama, andDianna Bryant (Rural Sociology, University of Missouri - Columbia).Advisor to MSW students Kate Fisch, Lindsay Heaton, Clark Kopelman, Huixing Lu, MelanaGlascock, Youryun Lee, and Simone Picker.Member of the Administrative Committee of the Ph.D. Program in Social Work.Member of the Personality & Statistics Search Committee in the Department of Psychology.