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Education and CredentialsCurriculum VitaeMay, 2011Stephen B. PerrottDepartment of PsychologyMount Saint Vincent University166 Bedford HighwayHalifax, Nova Scotia B3M 2J6May, 2010January, 2010September, 1993June, 1992May, 1986September, 1985June, 1983Qualified Level 1 Firefighter for Halifax Regional MunicipalityInternational Fire Service Training AssociationAdvanced Medical First ResponderRegistered PsychologistNova Scotia Board of Examiners in PsychologyPh.D. in Clinical PsychologyMcGill UniversityMontreal, QuebecSupervisor: Dr. Donald TaylorThesis- Social identity patterns in the police:Attitudinal and performance implicationsBachelor of ArtsFirst Class Honours in PsychologySaint Mary's UniversityHalifax, Nova ScotiaCertificate in Advanced Police StudiesCanadian Police CollegeOttawa, OntarioCertificate in General Police StudiesCanadian Police CollegeOttawa, OntarioMay, 1981 Certificate in CriminologySaint Mary's UniversityHonours and Awards2004 Fellow, Association of Psychologists of Nova Scotia1990-1991 FCAR Scholarship (Québec Provincial Government)1987-1990 Medical Research Council of Canada Studentship1987 Alma Mater Scholarship, McGill University (declined)Honorary McGill Fellow1977 Top Recruit, Halifax Police Department

S. Perrott Curriculum Vitae 2Employment History2009-PresentProfessor of PsychologyMount Saint Vincent University2001-2004; 2006- Adjunct Professor of Sociology and CriminologySaint Mary's University1996-2009 Associate Professor, Department of Psychology1991-1996 Assistant Professor, Department of PsychologyMount Saint Vincent University, Halifax, N. S.1976-1986 Police Constable, Halifax Police Department, Halifax, N. S.1975-1976 Assistant Manager, Lewis Shoe Stores, Halifax, N.S.Clinical Training1990-1991 Internship, Behavior Therapy Unit, DouglasHospital Center, Verdun, Quebec1988-1989 Internship, Montreal Children's Hospital, Montreal, Quebec1987 Practicum, Psychology Services, Douglas Hospital Center, Verdun,Teaching and Advising of Students1991- Course Instructor, Mount Saint Vincent University:Introductory Psychology; Abnormal Psychology; Social Psychology;Community Psychology; Special Topics in Psychology: The Psychology ofPolicing; Special Topics in Psychology: Controversial Issues inPsychology; Psychological Tests and Measures; Honours Seminar: IngroupIdentification, Intergroup Relations, & Conflict; Honours Seminar: ThePsychology of Policing; Honours Seminar: Honours Thesis Seminar;Human Neuropsychology; Childhood Psychopathology; Assessment of theYoung Child; Gender Differences; Roots of Modern Psychology1996-2002 Faculty Member, Peace and Conflict GroupHonours Theses Supervised2003 Shevaun Corey- Differences in occupational culture among police officers, teachers, andnurses2002 Catherine Klepsch- Sex-Tourism in the Philippines: Attitudes of the Philippine NationalPolice and Filipino university students2000 Karen Ketch- Effects of group polarization on vengeance and Right-WingAuthoritarianism attribution styles

S. Perrott Curriculum Vitae 31999 Shannon Mack- Assessments of Self in Canada and The Gambia: Culture, gender, andself-construal1994 Nancy Webber- Attitudes toward male versus female victims of sexual assault1993 Yolanda Miller-Authoritarianism, belief in a just world, and attitudes toward domesticviolenceMaster's Thesis Committees (MSVU School Psychology program)2007 Ainsley Boudreau- Adolescents’ Willingness to Seek Help for Bullying Problems2000 Loretta Hawley- Locus of control in children with nocturnal enuresis1997 Bridgett Kendall- The effect of Strabismic Amblyopia on the central visual field ofchildren1996 Kerri Stuart- Occupational sex stereotyping among sixth-grade children fromrural and urban communities1995 Lauraine Logan-Smith- A study of learned helplessness and attribution inchildren with attentional deficits1995 Brent MacDonald- Identity concerns for young adults with chronicinflammatory bowel disease1994 Dawnette Benedict- Frontal lobe development and social perspective-taking inchildren1993 Lisa Mazerolle-The effects of cognitive training on recidivism rates of maleyoung offendersMaster's Thesis Committee (Women’s Studies)2005 Angela McLellan-Negotiating souls for lives: The situation of Filipina women in the sextourism industry.Master's/Doctoral Thesis Committees (Other Universities)2011 External Examiner, Doctroal Dissertation, Department of Community Health andPsychiatry, Unversity of the West Indies, Mona, Jamaica Campus. Carol Mitchell- Acomparative study of symptoms of Axis 1 disorders amongst school-based youths withand without the milder levels of intellectual disability2010 Doctoral Dissertation Committee Member, Nova Southern University, Fort Lauderdale,Florida. Bridget Barrett- Community Policing as a Conflict Management Tool: AJamaican Model.

S. Perrott Curriculum Vitae 42007 External Examiner, Acadia University, Wolfville, N.S.Mark Smith- Personality, Affect, and Risky Sexual Behaviour1996 External examiner, Memorial University, Newfoundland1993 External committee member, Saint Mary's University, Halifax, N.S.Dan Zhang- The impact of stressful events and critical incidents on lawenforcement personnelScholarly and Professional ActivityMy primary research area is the psychology of policing and can be more broadly conceptualized asapplied social research that often sits at the interface of social and clinical psychology. My policeresearch has focused on police culture, police-community (especially race) relations, and workplaceviolence and stress. Others areas of interest include intergroup relations, prejudice, discrimination,and coping with chronic disease. I am currently conducting research investigating the motivationalbases that drive volunteer firefighters.Since 1998 my efforts have increasingly swung towards international development work. I worked asa consultant to the Philippine National Police on a five year CIDA-funded project designed toameliorate the abuses suffered by sex-trade workers in that country. I taught the first psychologycourse ever offered in The Gambia in a university extension program there and was the CIDAevaluator for a peer health education project in same country. In 2010 I completed a six-year term asthe project director of the $1,000,000 CIDA funded and AUCC managed, Community-BasedPolicing in The Gambia project; the experiences drawn from this venture form the basis of a book Iam currently writing.I also have spent considerable time consulting to the Halifax Regional Police Force, the RoyalCanadian Mounted Police, and the Department of Community Services, Province of Nova Scotia aswell as serving as a lecturer for the Canadian Police College’s Advanced Leadership course.Scholarly and/or Professional Publications - RefereedChapters in Edited BooksPerrott, S.B. (accepted for publication). Predatory leadership as a foil to community policingpartnerships: A West African case study. In A.Verma, D.K. Das, and M. Abraham (Eds.).Community Policing: Problems and Challenges. Boca Raton, Fl: CRC Press, Taylor &Francis Group.Perrott, S. B. (accepted for publication). The role of the police in the administration of juvenilejustice in Canada: Balancing criminal justice and social welfare concerns in a risk society.In P. C. Kratcoski (Ed.). Juvenile Justice Administration

S. Perrott Curriculum Vitae 5Perrott, S. B. (accepted for publication). Community policing in The Gambia: A case study indemocratic strategies and best intentions being turned upside down. In A. Saine, E. Ceesay,& E. Sall (Eds.). The Gambia: Essays on Contemporary Issues and Future Direction(s);1965-2009Perrott, S.B. (in press). Policing sex-tourism in The Philippines and The Gambia: Confusingmessages across different cultures, actors, and strategies. In J. R. Hall and C. Taylor (Eds.).Worldwide Policing for Terrorism and Illegal Human Movement. Boca Raton, Fl: CRCPress, Taylor & Francis Group.Perrott, S. B. & Kelloway, E. K. (2006). Workplace Violence in the Police. In J. Barling & K.Kelloway (Eds.), Handbook of Workplace Violence (pp. 211-229). Thousand Oaks, Ca: Sage.Journal ArticlesPerrott, S. B. (accepted for publication). Utilizing drama to promote gender equity and socialjustice in The Gambia: Outcomes from a peer health and a community policing project.Journal of Law, Social Justice and Global DevelopmentPerrott, S. B. & Kelloway, E. K. (2011). Scandals, Sagging Morale, and Role Ambiguity inthe Royal Canadian Mounted Police: The End of a Canadian Institution as We Know It?Police Practice and Research: An International Journal, 12 (2), 120-135. Epub ahead ofprint November 19, 2010. DOI: 10.1080/15614263.2010.508983Perrott, S. B., Murray, A. H., Lowe J., & Ruggiero, K.M. (2000). The personal/groupdiscrimination discrepancy in persons living with psoriasis. Basic and Applied SocialPsychology, 22 (1), 57-67.Perrott, S. B., Murray, A. H., Lowe J., & Mathieson, C.M. (2000). The psychosocial impact ofpsoriasis: Physical severity, quality of life, and stigmatization. Physiology and Behavior, 70(5), 567-571.Perrott, S. B. (1999). Visible minority applicant concerns and assessment of occupationalrole in the era of community-based policing. Journal of Community and Applied SocialPsychology, 9, 339-353.Perrott, S. B., & Miller, Y.M., and Delaney, M. E. (1997). Attitudes toward the mandatory arrestresponse to domestic battering: Gender differences from a traditional and a women’suniversity. Legal and Criminological Psychology, 2 (1), 35-49.Perrott, S. B., & Webber, N. (1996). Attitudes toward male versus female victims of sexualassault: Implications for services to the male victim. Journal of Psychology and HumanSexuality, 8 (4), 19-38.

S. Perrott Curriculum Vitae 6Perrott, S. B., & Taylor, D. M. (1995). Crime fighting, law enforcement, and service providerrole orientations in a sample of community-based police officers. American Journal ofPolice, 14 (3-4), 173-195.Perrott, S.B., & Taylor, D.M. (1995). Attitudinal differences between police constables and theirsupervisors: Potential influences of personality, work environment, and occupational role.Criminal Justice and Behavior, 22 (3), 326-339.Perrott, S. B., & Taylor, D. M. (1994). Ethnocentrism and authoritarianism in the police:Challenging stereotypes and reconceptualizing ingroup identification. Journal of AppliedSocial Psychology, 24 (18), 1640-1664.Perrott, S.B., Taylor, H.G., & Montes, J.L. (1991). Neuropsychological sequelae, familialstress, and environmental adaptation following pediatric head injury. DevelopmentalNeuropsychology, 7(1), 69-86.Occasional PaperPerrott, S. B. (2009). Vertical collectivism as an obstacle to democratic policing and restorativejustice in The Gambia. Africa Peace and Conflict Network Occasional Paper No. 3.Available at www.africapeace.orgConference Presentations/Refereed AbstractsPerrott, S.B. (2011). Not enough force and then too much force by the Integrated SecurityUnit at Toronto’s 2010 G20: A shifting police knowledge and Flashpoints Model analysis.Paper presented to the 18 th Annual Meeting of the International Police ExecutiveSymposium, June, 2011, Buenos Aries, Argentina.Dechman, M.K. & Perrott, S.B. (2011). Processes of social exclusion over the life-course.Crossing boundaries: Moving Among, Between and Around Disciplines. May 26, 2011,Dalhousie University, Halifax, Nova Scotia.Perrott, S.B. (2010). Predatory Leadership as a Foil to Community Policing Partnerships:A West African Case Study. Paper presented to the special meeting of the InternationalPolice Executive Symposium, November, 2010, Kochi City, Kerala State, India.Perrott, S.B. (2010). Policing Sex-Tourism in The Philippines and in The Gambia: DifferentCultures, Actors, and (Ineffective) Strategies. Paper presented at the 17 th Annual Meeting ofthe International Police Executive Symposium, March 18, 2010, Valetta, Malta.Perrott, S.B. & Kelloway, E.K. (2009). Lagging morale and changing identity in the RoyalCanadian Mounted Police: Will a loss of public confidence destroy a venerable Canadianinstitution? Paper presented at the 16 th Annual Meeting of the International Police ExecutiveSymposium, June 13, 2009, Ohrid, Macedonia.

S. Perrott Curriculum Vitae 7Perrott, S. B. (2008). Community-Based Policing in The Gambia: A Midterm Look atSuccesses and Failures. Paper presented at the Justice and Policing in Diverse Societiesconference. June 10, 2008. San Juan, Puerto RicoPerrott, S.B. & Kelloway, E.K. (2005). Predicting workplace outcomes in public sectoremployees: The role of social support, workplace conflict, and locus of control.Poster presented at the IX European Congress of Psychology, July 5, 2005, Granada, Spain.Perrott, S.B., Corey, S, A. & Kelloway, E.K. (2004). Coping with violence and hostility:Evidence from police officers, school teachers, and registered nurses. Canadian Psychology,45 (2a), 13. Poster presented at the Canadian Psychological Association Convention, June10, 2004, St. John’s, NewfoundlandPerrott, S.B., & Kelloway, E.K. (2003). Job climate, affective well-being, and occupationalhealth in police officers and school teachers. Poster presented at the VIII European Congressof Psychology, July 11, 2003, Vienna, Austria.Perrott, S.B., & Kelloway, E.K. (2003). In the line of duty: Police response to citizen andcoworker aggression. Canadian Psychology, 44 (2a), p.103. Workplace Violence andAggression Symposium, Canadian Psychological Association Convention, June 13, 2003,Hamilton, Ontario.Perrott, S. B. (2003). Police Solidarity and Social Identity: Ethnocentric Scourge or NecessaryOccupational Foundation? Paper presented at the annual meeting of the CanadianSociology and Anthropology Association, June 2, 2003, Halifax, Nova Scotia. Page 41 ofconference proceedings.Dechman, M.K. & Perrott, S.B. (2003). The role of education in promoting inclusion. Annualconvention of the Canadian Counselling Association, Halifax, Nova Scotia, May 21, 2003.Perrott, S.B. and Kelloway, E. K. (2003). Consider the source: Outcomes of workplaceaggression among police officers. Poster presented at the X1th European Congress on Workand Organizational Psychology, Lisbon, Portugal, May 16, 2003. Page 86 of ConferenceProceedings.Perrott, S.B., and Corr, M.A. (2002). Midterm evaluation of a peer health program in Gambia.Proceedings of the 9th Canadian Conference on International Health- Poverty Health andEquity: From Global Challenges to Innovative Solutions. Page 32 of conference proceedings.Poster presented at the 9th Canadian Conference on International Health, Ottawa, Ontario,October 28, 2002Perrott, S. B., & Mack, S., & Ayuyao, N. (2002). Self-construal in The Philippines: Cancollectivism and individualism coexist? Canadian Psychology, 4, (2a), 31.Poster presented at the Canadian Psychological Association Convention, May 30, 2002,Vancouver, British Columbia

S. Perrott Curriculum Vitae 8Perrott, S. B., & Mack, S., (2000). Assessments of self-construal, self-monitoring, and selfhandicappingin Canada and The Gambia. Canadian Psychology, 4 (2a), 117.Poster presented at the Canadian Psychological Association Convention, June 30, 2000,Ottawa, Ontario.Perrott, S. B., Murray, A. H., & Lowe, J. (1997). The personal/group discriminationdiscrepancy in persons living with psoriasis. Page 80 of proceedings. Poster presented at theAnnual Convention of the American Psychological Association, August 16, 199, Chicago,IllinoisPerrott, S. B. (1995). Visible minority police applicant perceptions of the Canadian policinginstitution. Abstract number P-ORG.07. p. 419 of book of abstracts. Poster presented at theIV European Congress of Psychology, July 5, 1995, Athens, Greece.Perrott, S. B., Miller, Y. M., & Peach, J. P. (1995). Self-perceptions of responsibility andpersonal efficacy in adolescents and young adults in the Canadian scouting movement.Canadian Psychology, 36 (2a), 188. Poster presented at the Canadian PsychologicalAssociation Convention, June 17, 1995, Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island.Webber, N., & Perrott, S. B., (1994). Attitudes toward male versus female victims of sexualassault: Implications for services to the male victim. Canadian Psychology, 36 (2a), 103.Poster presented at the Canadian Psychological Association Convention, June 16, 1995,Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island.Perrott, S. B., Miller, Y. M., & Delaney, M. E. (1994). Attitudes toward the criminal justicesystem response to domestic violence. Canadian Psychology, 35 (2a), 58.Poster presented at the Canadian Psychological Association Convention, June 30, 1994,Penticton, British Columbia.Perrott, S.B., & Taylor, D.M. (1993). Attitudinal characteristics of police constablesand supervisors: An examination of occupational homogeneity. Canadian Psychology, 34,377. Poster presented at the Canadian Psychological Association Convention, May 28,1993, Montreal, Quebec.Perrott, S. B., & Taylor, D.M. (1992). Police attitudes and behavioral intentionsassociated with specific police activities. Canadian Psychology, 33, 412.Poster presented at the Canadian Psychological Association Convention, June 12, 1992,Quebec City, Quebec.Perrott, S.B., & Taylor, D.M. (1991). Social alienation, authoritarianism, and stress in the police.Canadian Psychology, 32, 319. Poster presented at the Canadian Psychological AssociationConvention, June 14, 1991, Calgary, Alberta.Perrott, S.B., Taylor, H.G., & Montes, J.L. (1989). Neuropsychological sequelae, familial stress,and environmental adaptation following pediatric head injury. Canadian Psychology, 30,

S. Perrott Curriculum Vitae 9230. Poster presented at the Canadian Psychological Association Convention, June 8, 1989,Halifax, Nova Scotia.Non-RefereedInvited Guest Chapter to a Single Author BookLangley, R. G. B. (2005).Psoriasis. Toronto, Ont.: Canadian Medical Association and Key PorterBooks. Guest contributor for Chapter 7. The psychosocial effect of psoriasis (pp.75-92).Government ReportPerrott, S.B. & Dechman, M. K. (2002). Psychological Outcomes and Coping Strategies: ALongitudinal Study of Lone-parent and Two-parent Families. Halifax, Nova Scotia:Department of Community Services, Province of Nova Scotia.Available Online at http://www.gov.ns.ca/coms/files/fm.aspEvaluation and Position Papers to AgenciesPerrott, S.B. (2004). Nova Scotia Gambia Association Peer Health Evaluation Programme,2001-2004, Final Evaluation Report (27 pages).Perrott, S.B., & Corr, M-A. (2002). Nova Scotia Gambia Association Peer Health EvaluationProgramme, 2001-2004, Midterm Evaluation Report (32 pages).Perrott, S.B., & Corr, M-A. (2002). Nova Scotia Gambia Association Peer Health EvaluationProgramme, 2001-2004, Midterm Evaluation Report (Executive Summary, 8 pages).Available Online at http://www.novascotiagambia.ca/project_evaluations.htmBell, S., Perrott, S.B., & Peach, J. P. (1995). Developmental, psychological, and socialcharacteristics of Scout and Venturer aged youth (adolescent profile compiled for ScoutsCanada leaders' handbook).Perrott, S.B. (1995). The Halifax Police Visible Minority Police Cadet Training Program: Goalsand Concerns of the Applicants. Halifax, NS: Mount Saint Vincent University and HalifaxPolice Department.Perrott, S.B., & Beazley, F.A. (1993). The Halifax Police Visible Minority Police Cadet TrainingProgram: An interim report. Halifax, NS: Mount Saint Vincent University and HalifaxPolice Department.Contemporary Rover Program Development Task Force (1993). Discovery of the future, J. Peachand S.B. Perrott (Eds.). Halifax: Scouts Canada.

S. Perrott Curriculum Vitae 10Other Non-Refereed PublicationsPerrott, S. B., & Kelloway, E. K. (March, 2005). Workplace hostility: Joint NSGEU/NSNUsurvey reveals troubling statistics. Nursing News: News for NSGEU Nurses Across NovaScotia, pp. 1, 3.Perrott, S. B., & Kelloway, E. K. (February, 2005). Hostility and violence in the workplace forNova Scotia’s registered nurses. Nova Scotia Nurses’ Union Newsletter, pp. 3-5.Perrott, S. (Fall-Winter, 2004). CIDA funds community based policing project in The Gambia.Nova Scotia Gambia Association Newsletter, pp. 14-15.Perrott, S. (October, 2004). Finding community alternatives in The Gambia. Posted to website:www.restorativejustice.org/rj3/Feature/2004/October/gambia.htmPerrott, S. (Spring-Summer, 2004). Adventures with the NSGA drama troupes. Nova ScotiaGambia Association Newsletter, pp. 14-15.Perrott, S. B., & Kelloway, E. K. (2003). Preliminary Results- Workplace violence, hostility, andunpleasantness: Gender, School Level, and School Board Differences. The Teacher, 41 (8),9.Perrott, S. B., & Kelloway, E. K. (2003). Preliminary Results- Workplace violence, hostility, andunpleasantness: A novel approach to understanding the experiences of Nova Scotian policeofficers, teachers, and nurses. The Teacher, 41 (6), 11.Perrott, S. B., & Kelloway, E. K. (2002). Workplace violence, hostility, and unpleasantness: Anovel approach to understanding the experiences of Nova Scotian police officers, teachers,and nurses. The Nova Scotia Psychologist, 14 (4), 11-12.Perrott, S. B. (2002). Peer health education in Gambia: A West African success story. The NovaScotia Psychologist, 14 (3), 8-9, 20.Reprinted in Nova Scotia Gambia Association’s autumn, 2002, newsletter, and circulatedas an insert to 30, 000 subscribers to the Globe and Mail newspaper, January, 2003.Perrott, S. B. (1995). A neophyte questions the status and future of community psychology inNova Scotia. The Nova Scotia Psychologist, 10 (4), 1, 3-4.Other Non-Refereed Conference Presentations/ ColloquiaPanelist in a “Violence In The Classroom” symposium during the Women in Educationconference sponsored by the Nova Scotia Teachers Union, December 6, 2003.Sex-Tourism, Health Promotion, and Community Policing in the Philippines and The Gambia:A Psychologist and Ex-Cop Combines His Training in The Developing World. Acadia

S. Perrott Curriculum Vitae 11University Department of Psychology Colloquium Series, Wolfville, NS, November 14, 2003The climate for minority police applicants: Views from African Canadian applicants.Presented at the 33rd Annual Conference of the Atlantic Association of Sociologists andAnthropologists, Saint Mary’s University, Halifax, October 23, 1998The climate for minority police recruitment: Views from African Canadian applicants.Presented at the Mount Saint Vincent University Faculty Research Seminar Series,November 26, 1996Race relations and the police in Atlantic Canada: Towards a bright multicultural futureor continuing divisiveness? Paper presented at the 29th Annual Conference of theAtlantic Association of Sociologists and Anthropologists, Dalhousie University,Halifax, October 14, 1994Factitious Disorder: The answer to a multiple-choice diagnosis? Douglas Hospital ConferenceSeries Presentation, June 17, 1987, Verdun, Quebec (with B. K. Mathies).Death Perspective Scales: An investigation of external validity. Paper presented at the SaintMary's University Psychology Conference, April, 1986, Halifax, Nova Scotia (with V.M.Catano and I.I. Lenzer).Invited Addresses/Community Service PresentationsIncivility and Conflict in the Workplace. Invited talk presented to the AdministrativeProfessional Association, Mount Saint Vincent University, January 20, 2010Thinking About First Contact with the Psychologically Disordered or Emotionally DistressedPerson. Invited talk provided to the 7 th Annual Atlantic 911 Conference, Halifax, NovaScotia, October 28, 2008.Self-care in the face of disaster, tragedy, and severe trauma. Invited talk provided to theEmergency Management Coordinators and Departmental Emergency PlanningOfficers Conference, Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, October 16, 2008.Trafficking in Human Flesh: Modern Day Slavery? Keynote addressed delivered to the AnnualGeneral Convention of the Halifax Diocesan Council of the Catholic Women’s League ofCanada. May 10, 2008.Focus group participant on Mayor’s Roundtable on Violence (Invitation from Mayor Peter Kelly).Multiple dates, June, 2007.Guest speaker for HRM Police’s Public Safety Unit on the topic of the “Mob Mentality,”September 13, 2006.

S. Perrott Curriculum Vitae 12Guest Lecturer for Professor Scott MacMillan’s MBA class, June, 2006 on the topic of leadershipKeynote address to the annual Nova Scotia Gambia Association African Supper, May, 2004regarding peer health project.An introduction to abnormal psychology for the police recruit. Two days of in-house training forthe 2005 Halifax Regional Police Service’s Police Science Recruit Class, January 7-8, 2005.An introduction to abnormal psychology for the police recruit. Two days of in-house training forthe 2003 Halifax Regional Police Service’s Police Science Recruit Class, May 26-27, 2003.Guest Lecture provided to three of Ms. Tania Bainbridge’s Grade 12 Global Geography classesregarding Peer Health Education Project in The Gambia. Sir John A. MacDonald HighSchool, June 10, 2002.Guest Lecture provided to three of Ms. Tania Bainbridge’s Grade 12 Global Geography classes aboutsex-tourism project in The Philippines. Sir John A. MacDonald High School, June 3, 2002.An introduction to abnormal psychology for the police recruit. Two days of inhouse training forthe 2001 Halifax Regional Police Services Recruit Class.An introduction to psychology for the police recruit. Six days of inhouse training for the 1998Halifax Regional Police Service’s Recruit Class, April, 1998.An introduction to psychology as a science and as a profession. Invited talk given to the 1996Shad Valley Program students at Acadia University, July 2, 1996.Recognizing and coping with psychological disorders and others in distress. General PoliceScience II In-service Training Course, Atlantic Police Academy, October 25, 1994.Evaluating expectations and avoiding burnout in the volunteer probation worker. Address givento Bedford volunteer probation workers. March 22, 1994.An introduction to abnormal psychology for the police investigator. Interview and InterrogationSkills Training Course II, Halifax Police Department, November 17, 1992.Someone has broken into my home: Why am I feeling so bad? Crime Prevention Society of NovaScotia Workshop, October 20, 1992.An introduction to abnormal psychology for the police investigator. Interview and InterrogationSkills Training Course I, Halifax Police Department, May 4, 1992.Guest lecturer in a variety of criminology, sociology, psychology, and Peace and Conflict coursesat Mount Saint Vincent, Saint Mary's, and Dalhousie Universities

S. Perrott Curriculum Vitae 13External Grant Awards2007 Canadian International Development Agency- Students forDevelopment Program$12, 000.00 awarded to support Shelagh Abriel, MSVU student, for athree month internship to work on the Community-Based PolicingProject in The Gambia project.2004 Canadian International Development Agency through the Association ofUniversities and Colleges of CanadaCommunity-Based Policing and Restorative Justice in The Gambia$ 1, 000, 000.00 development grant, April 1, 2004-Sept. 30, 20102003 Project Development Grant - Canadian International DevelopmentAgency- Community-Based Policing and Restorative Justice in TheGambia $ 15, 000.00: $ 10, 000 from CIDA with $ 5, 000 in matchingfunds from MSVU2001 Nova Scotia Health Research Foundation (with K. Kelloway)Dealing with workplace violence, aggression, and mistreatment:model development within and between occupations. $ 41,298.05Internal Grant Awards2011 Mount Saint Vincent University Internal GrantVariables affecting motivation and retention in the volunteer fire service$ 6,375.412003 Mount Saint Vincent University Internal GrantDealing with workplace violence, aggression, and mistreatment: modeldevelopment within and between occupations. $ 1,011.532001 Mount Saint Vincent University Internal GrantDealing with workplace violence, aggression, and mistreatment: modeldevelopment within and between occupations- Part 1- The RoyalCanadian Mounted Police $ 5, 000.001996 Mount Saint Vincent University Internal GrantThe Social Identity of Police Officers: A Discourse AnalyticApproach $3, 9961992 Mount Saint Vincent University Internal GrantThe recruitment of visible minorities to police forces:Halifax and beyond $3, 888

S. Perrott Curriculum Vitae 14Collegial and Community ServiceUniversity Committees2010- Faculty Representative, User Benefits Committee2000-2003; 2010- Senator, Mount Saint Vincent University (Elected Faculty Representative)2006- Member, Internationalization Committee2001-2004 Chairperson and Social Sciences Representative, Mount Saint VincentUniversity Research Ethics Board2000-2003 Chairperson, Senate Student Judicial Appeals Committee1993-1996 Chairperson, Senate Student Judicial Committee1993-1996 Chairperson, Faculty Association Nominations CommitteeAdministrative Responsibilities2005-2008 Chairperson, Department of PsychologyExternal Service-Grant referee for the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada, AtlanticInstitute of Criminology and Nova Scotia Health Research Foundation-Textbook reviewer, Pearson Education Canada, McGraw Hill, and Wiley.-Ad hoc referee for the professional journals Canadian Psychology, Journal of Applied SocialPsychology, Psychosomatic Medicine, American Journal of Clinical Dermatology, Journal ofthe European Academy of Dermatology and Venereology, Journal of Community and AppliedSocial Psychology, South African Journal of Criminology and Police Practice and Research:An International Journal..-Research Consultant, Association of Psychologists of Nova Scotia, 1996-1997Professional Supervision- Psychologists (Candidate Register)1999-2003 Daniel Stephenson, M.A.1998-2002 Lauraine Logan-Smith, M.A.Committees and Professional Organizations2000-2003 Chairperson, Elections CommitteeAssociation of Psychologists of Nova Scotia

S. Perrott Curriculum Vitae 151997-2000 President-Elect, President, and Past-PresidentAssociation of Psychologists of Nova Scotia1998-1999 Publications CommitteeAssociation of Psychologists of Nova Scotia1995-1999 Post-Trauma Services CommitteeAssociation of Psychologists of Nova Scotia1993-94 Long-term Planning CommitteeService for Sexual Assault Victims (Avalon Centre)1992-1993 Contemporary Rover Development ProgramScouts Canada (National level)1992-93 Visible Minority Review CommitteeHalifax Police DepartmentAffiliationsMember and Fellow, Association of Psychologists of Nova ScotiaMember, Canadian Psychological AssociationMember, American Psychological AssociationMember, Canadian Criminal Justice AssociationMember, Nova Scotia Criminal Justice AssociationProfessional Certification and RecognitionRegistered Psychologist, Nova Scotia Board of Examiners in PsychologyListee, Canadian Register of Health Service Providers in PsychologyExpert Witness, Supreme Court of Nova Scotia, Provincial Court of Nova Scotia, and CanadianImmigration and Refugee BoardProfessional DevelopmentIntroductory Psychology Symposium-On-The-Lake. Workshop sponsored by McGraw HillRyerson designed to explore novel pedagogy and developing changes to content in theengagement of large introductory psychology classes. Niagra-on-the-Lake, Ontario, March 27and 28, 2008.Teaching and Learning in Psychology Symposium. One day workshop sponsored by McGrawHill Ryerson designed to explore novel, especially technologically-focused, pedagogicaltechniques, in the engagement of large introductory psychology classes. Pantages Hotel,Toronto, Ontario, October 19, 2006.University Partnerships in Cooperation and Development Project Implementation andManagement Workshop. Two-day workshop sponsored by the Association of Universities

S. Perrott Curriculum Vitae 16and Colleges of Canada and the Canadian International Development Agency about how toimplement and manage funded Tier II projects. Ottawa, Ontario, May 31-June 1, 2004.University Partnerships in Cooperation and Development Project Design and ImplementationWorkshop. Two-day workshop sponsored by the Association of Universities and Colleges ofCanada and the Canadian International Development Agency about how to prepare,implement, and manage Tier I and Tier II projects. Saint Mary’s University, Halifax, NovaScotia, November 14-15, 2003.Cross-cultural effectiveness training. Three-day workshop sponsored by the Centre forIntercultural Training, Canadian Foreign Service Institute, Hull, Quebec, March, 2001.Guided Self-Change: A brief motivational Intervention for alcohol and drug abusers. One dayprofessional workshop led by Linda Sobell and sponsored by the Association ofPsychologists of Nova Scotia, April 7, 1998The Feeling Good Workshop: Fast and effective treatment for depression and therapeuticresistance. One day professional workshop led by D. Burns and sponsored by the Associationof Psychologists of Nova Scotia, May 7, 1997.Treatment of adults with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD): A cognitive-behavioralapproach. One day professional workshop led by D. Meichenbaum and sponsored by theAssociation of Psychologists of Nova Scotia, April 11, 1996.Navigating the quagmire: Ethical and legal guidelines for psychologists. One day workshop ledby J. Ogloff and sponsored by the Association of Psychologists of Nova Scotia, May 5, 1995.Honours programs and theses in psychology. One-day workshop for Psychology Departments inAtlantic Canada held at Acadia University, July 25, 1994.Addressing the cross-cultural challenge and psychologists' need for cross-cultural competency.Canadian Psychological Association one day pre-convention workshop led by A. Blue and D.M. Taylor, Penticton, British Columbia, June 28, 1994.Highlights of the DSM-IV. Three-hour video workshop sponsored by the American PsychologicalAssociation Continuing Education Committee, June 4, 1994.Media Interviews/ContributionsLord, R. (April 2, 2010). Interviewed for Global Television’s National evening news about theefficacy of “gun amnesty” programs given the escalation of gun-related violence in thegreater Halifax area.Foster, J. (March 19, 2010). Interviewed for CTV’s “News at 6“ regarding demographic variablesassociated with a rash of indecent exposure incidents in Halifax’s south end.Embrett, C. (June, 2009). Youth and the kiss of debt. Canadian Living

S. Perrott Curriculum Vitae 17Interviewed for magazine article about how our credit-based culture has affected the attitudesand life-style choices of young adults.Krystal, A. (June 25, 2009). Interviewed on 95.7, Maritime Morning, talk-radio call-in showabout parenting problems, youth alienation, and the Young Offender’s Act.Krystal, A. (June 22, 2009). Interviewed on 95.7, Maritime Morning, talk-radio call-in showabout parenting styles and societal changes facing Canadian youth.Tremonti, A.M. (April 7, 2009). Taped interview on CBC Radio One’s flagship nationalprogram, The Current, about how police are responding to and dealing with their activitiesincreasingly being recoded by unconventional means such as by cell phone video captures.Replayed twice on CBC’s evening program, The Round-Up, April 7 th and 8 th .Lord, R. (November, 2008). Interviewed for Global Television’s National evening news aboutthe psychological impact that drive-by shootings by two crime families is having on thecommunity of Spryfield.Teubner, S. (October 24, 2008). What's Your Emergency? 911 Call Takers Gather for 8 thAnnual Conference. The Halifax West Weekly News. Interview about my role as a guestspeaker at the 911 conference.Medel, B. (October 18, 2008). Psychologist: Crisis debriefings may actually cause stress. TheChronicle-Herald, p. B2. Interview about my conference presentation dealing with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder.Howe, R. (August 21, 2008) Interviewed for CJNI-FM on potential causes and remedies foryouth-initiated vandalism.Klassen, C. (May 13, 2008). Interviewed on CBC Halifax Radio One’s Mainstreet about whethera recent drop in HRM’s crime statistics represent a real drop in crime.Trembath, T. (November 15, 2007). Interviewed for Global Television’s evening news aboutpolice use of Tasers following the Vancouver Airport death.Ferguson, C. (October 24, 2007). Interviewed for Global Television’s evening news aboutpotential remedies for youth crime.Howe, R. (October 24, 2007). Call-in guest on CJCH’s Hotline call-in program to providecommentary on continuing problem of violent youth crime.Howe, R. (August 27, 2007). Call-in guest on CJCH’s Hotline call-in program to providecommentary on recent outburst of violent youth crime.

S. Perrott Curriculum Vitae 18Young, R. (August 3, 2007). Convicted pedophile in nursing home a burden for facility staff:Union Rep. The Daily News, p.6. Interview regarding the legitimacy of placing an elderlypedophile in a nursing home and under the custodial care of nursing staff.Brown, R. (July 24, 2007). Interviewed for Global Television’s local evening and national latenight news about swarming incidents in HRM.Deluce, L. (July 7, 2007). ATV Live at Five. Interviewed about the impact on society and likelyprognosis for youth who exhibit cruelty to animals.Gass, T. (June 18, 2007). Interviewed for Global Television’s National evening news about valueof just implemented Canadian “no-fly” list.Petrone, M. (May 31, 2007). Interviewed for Atlantic Television’s evening news about theproblems and sources of bias when police officers investigate other police officers.Howe, R. (April 20, 2007). Call-in guest on CJCH’s Hotline call-in program to providecommentary on media coverage and the “copycat effect” following the Virginia Techmassacre.Howe, R. (October 18, 2006). Call-in guest on CJCH’s Hotline call-in program to providecommentary on teen crime.Lord, R. (September 22, 2006). Interviewed for Global Television’s National evening news aboutrecent vigilante incidents in Nova Scotia.Ferguson, C. (September 14, 2006). Interviewed for Global Television’s evening news aboutkiller in Dawson College shootings.Dooley, R. (September 11, 2006). Shock to our Psyche- Expert. The Daily News, p.9. Interviewregarding the long-term impact of the World Trade Centre attacks five years after the fact.Montana, P., & Sibley, D.-Hosts (September 11, 2006). Call in guest on Country C101.9 Radiocall in show about the long-term psychological impact of the World Trade Centre attacks fiveyears after the fact.Missler, M. (August 3, 2006). Interviewed for Global Television’s evening news aboutvigilantism on Grand Manaan Island.Moreira, C. (Summer, 2006). Educating police, developing community. Nova Scotia: Open toThe World, p. 4. Article about Community-based Policing in The Gambia project.Hayes, B. (May 5, 2006). Expert: Teens need community support. The Chronicle Herald, p. A2.Headline quote carried on p.A1. Interview conducted about criminal gang behaviour in HRM.

S. Perrott Curriculum Vitae 19Dibba, L. (April 28, 2006). Don explains need for community policing. The Daily Observer, TheGambia. Interview conducted about ongoing Gambia police gender workshop.Gordon, R. (May 11, 2006). The Gambia Connection: Distant Beat. CBC National newsdocumentary broadcast about Community Policing in The Gambia project. (repeat ofdocumentary previously broadcast locally on CBC). Documentary repeated on The Nationalin August 2006Foster, J. (April 7, 2006). Interviewed for Global Television’s evening news about theimplications of the Speech From the Throne for criminal justice policy.(April 6, 2006) Interviewed by the morning hosts of CBC Charlottown, Sydney, Saint John’s, andWinnipeg about the implications of the Speech From the Throne for criminal justice policy(sequential but separate live interviews).Gordon, R. (March 28, 2006). The Gambia Connection: Distant Beat. CBC News at Six featuredocumentary on community policing in The Gambia project.Dobson, S. (January 5, 2006). Interviewed on ATV’s Live at Five evening news program aboutthe “holiday blues” and seasonal affective disorder.Howe, R. (October 13, 2005). Co-guest, with Dr. Nina Woulf, on CJCH’s Hotline call-inprogram to provide commentary on the rise of teen gang-related violence.(October 1, 2005). Interviewed on ASN’s Breakfast Television with A/Supt. Bojang andInspector Mballow about community-based policing project.Arsenault, D. (September 27, 2005). African officers seek NS know-how. The Chronicle Herald,pp. B1-3. Article about Community-based Policing in The Gambia project.Dooley, R. (September 27, 2005). Police training crosses borders: Gambian officers will takehome lessons learned. The Daily News, p.4. Article about Community-based Policing in TheGambia project.Lambie, C. (April 24, 2005). Fight or flight?. The Daily News, pp.4-5. Interview about how tobest react if you find yourself the victim of a swarming incident.Danjo, S. (March 4, 2005). Youth crime watch, GPF on community policing. Daily Observer(The Gambia), p. 3. Report on community sensitization workshops in Farafenni with a focuson the relationship of Youth Crime Watch of The Gambia to the community policingprogram.Gambia Radio and Television Services (February 12-17, 2005). A number of television and radioreports and one radio interview about the launch of the community-based policing program.

S. Perrott Curriculum Vitae 20Petrachek, H. (November 12, 2004). Interviewed on CBC Halifax Radio One’s Mainstreet aboutCommunity-based policing project (with Gambian partners B. Senghore and A. Bojang).Petrachek, H. (November 8, 2004). Interviewed on CBC Halifax Radio One’s Mainstreet aboutwhether there are any solutions for violent or otherwise out-of-control youth.Howe, R. (November 1, 2004). Guest on CJCH’s Hotline call in program to provide commentaryon why so many young people are coming into repeated conflict with the law.Murphy, T. (October 22, 2004). Interviewed for CBC’s The National about what can be donewith a 16-year-old repeat offender who killed a woman while driving a stolen car.Missler, M. (October 21, 2004). Interviewed for Global Television’s evening news about thereasons for repeat offending of a 16-year-old who killed a woman while driving a stolen car.Chiu, E. (October 21, 2004). Interviewed for Atlantic Television’s evening news about thereasons for repeat offending of a 16-year-old who killed a woman while driving a stolen car.Howe, R. (October 21, 2004). Guest on CJCH’s Hotline call in program to provide commentaryon the reasons for repeat offending of a 16-year-old who killed a woman while driving astolen car.Lambie, C. (October 20, 2004). It’s like a live video game. The Daily News, p.3. Interviewregarding the reasons for repeat offending of a 16-year-old who killed a woman while drivinga stolen car.Boomer, R. (August 6, 2004). Castration not a cure for pedophilia. The Daily News, p.8.Interview regarding the likely efficacy of chemical castration for high profile pedophile,Cesar Lalo.Johnson, C. (August 2, 2004). Interviewed for ATV evening news about armed cigarette heist atCostco, Bayer’s Park.Coady, M. (July 16, 2004). Interviewed for Global Television’s evening news about MarthaStewart’s penal sentence for insider trading.(June 1, 2004) Interviewed by Radio Canada International with Superintendent Pah Jallow,Gambia Police Force, about CIDA/AUCC funded Community-Based Policing andRestorative Justice in The Gambia project.Petrachek, H. (March 5, 2004). Interviewed on CBC Halifax Radio One’s Mainstreet about mysuccessful application for funding for a community-policing project in The Gambia.

S. Perrott Curriculum Vitae 21Tremonti, A.M. (March 3, 2004). Participation in a panel discussion on CBC Radio One’sflagship national program, The Current, about the best ways to utilize police budgetsincluding expenditures for DNA testing.Harris, M. (March 4, 2004). Feature guest on CFRN’s (Ottawa) Michael Harris Live call-inprogram to provide commentary on the reasons for increasing levels of violent crime byyouth.Howe, R. (March 3, 2004). Guest on CJCH’s Hotline call in program to provide commentary onthe reasons for increasing levels of violent crime by Nova Scotia youth.Lambie, C. (February 2, 2004). Prof: Look to the parents. The Daily News, p.4. Feature interviewregarding the causes of youth crime.Ayyash, M. (December 11, 2003). Interviewed for Global Television’s evening news about mydata regarding the violence faced by public schools teachers in a larger story stimulated by aviolent schoolyard incident involving a 9-year-old child.Klassen, C. (November 13, 2003). Interviewed in an occasional piece series about Nova Scotiansworking overseas on CBC Halifax Radio One’s Mainstreet about the development projects inwhich I am involved in The Philippines and The Gambia.Howe, R. (November 6, 2003). In-studio guest on CJCH’s Hotline call in program to provideexpert commentary on a number of high profile cases in the Nova Scotia justice system.Jessome, P. (October 31, 2003). Featured in interview for Halifax portion of CBC’s Canada Nowabout the case of a sex-offender convicted of serial rapes of a 5-year-old boy.Lambie, C. (October 30, 2003). 5-year-old boy’s rapist gets 25-month sentence and Childsodomizer gets 25-month sentence. The Daily News, p.1, p.3. Interviews regarding theappropriateness of the sentence for a sex-offender and the likelihood that the offender wouldprofit from therapy.Tremonti, A.M. (September 16, 2003). Participation in a panel discussion on CBC Radio One’sflagship national program The Current about the state of police-community relationsfollowing a number of “swarmings” of police officers by youth nation-wide.Interviewed in national broadcasts by The Gambia’s National Television and Radio Servicesabout proposed CIDA sponsored Community-Based Policing/Restorative Justice Project inThe Gambia (September , 2003).CTV Canada AM (July 25, 2003) Feature four-minute interview on Canada AM aboutimplications of decision about whether 10-year-old boy should be forced to testify against hismother in a stabbing and sexual assault trial.

S. Perrott Curriculum Vitae 22July 21-26 – Interviews and coverage of expert testimony provided in high-profile case involvinga 10-year-old boy being required to testify against his mother in a stabbing and sexual assaulttrial. Covered by the Chronicle Herald, Daily News, CTV National News, ATV News, CBCRadio 1 and 2, Radio Canada, CBC Canada Now, Global Television, CJLS News, CBC.ca,Canada. Com, CTV Newsnet, CTV.ca, British Columbia’s Province, and several others.Featured guest on Vancouver radio call-in program concerning my data concerning violence andincivility in the classroom, July 24, 2003Child on the Stand. (June 25, 2003). CBC Halifax Information Morning interview conducted byDon Connolly regarding the psychological impact of placing a small child on the witnessstand during court proceedings.Featured guest on John Gormley Live on News/Talk radio stations CKOM (Saskatoon) andCJME (Regina) program hosted by John Gormley concerning violence and incivility in theclassroom, March 18, 2003Verchery, D. (2003, February 20). Radio Canada news piece about my research investigatingworkplace violence experienced by police officers, teachers, and nurses.North, R. (2003, February 18). CBC Halifax Radio news piece about my research investigatingworkplace violence experienced by police officers, teachers, and nurses.Sherwood, J. (2003, February 15). School a violent place for many N.S. teachers. The-ChronicleHerald and the Mail-Star, p. A3. Article about my research investigating workplace violenceexperienced by police officers, teachers, and nurses.Ayaash, M. (2002, December 1). National AIDS Day news segment. Interview broadcast onGlobal’s evening news program about my work in a peer health program in Gambia.(2002, December). Interview taped at King’s School of Journalism about peer health program inGambia (broadcast during news segments on Eastlink Television).Drewa, A. (2002, November 4). Helping Hands. Human interest/news interview broadcast onATV’s Live at Five program about my work in a peer health program in Gambia.Rebroadcast on ASN’s Nightside at 11: 00 p.m.Brown, L. (2001, December 5). Hanging on to the hope: Unsolved cases leave victims’ familiesin limbo. The Bridgewater Bulletin, p. A12.Special report regarding the likelihood of perpetrators or witnesses coming forward to revealwhat they know about a number of unsolved murders in Lunenburg county.Johnston, B. (May 27, 2001). Haligonians tackle Filipino sex-trade. The Sunday Daily News, p.9.Article about my role in CIDA funded sex-tourism project.

S. Perrott Curriculum Vitae 23Global Television Maritimes Today studio guest on program hosted by Duane Lowe about thesocietal implications of "reality" television. September 11, 2000.Global Television Maritimes Today studio guest on program hosted by Duane Lowe about serialkillers and mass murderers. April 18, 2000.ATV Evening News Interview with Peter Mallette regarding whether a convicted murderer'sconfession to a serial killing spree was credible, March 24, 2000Global Television Evening News Interview with Martha Coady regarding why a convictedmurderer would freely confess to a serial killing spree, March 20, 2000Global Television Maritimes Today studio guest on program hosted by Duane Loweabout whether prostitution should be decriminalized and regulated. September 17, 1999Global Television Maritimes Today call-in guest on program hosted by Duane Loweconcerning racism in the criminal justice system, September 24, 1998Wagg, L. (1997, October 4). Feeding the urge to watch: Images of celebrities, disastersautomatic lure for readers. The-Chronicle Herald and the Mail-Star, p. C1-2.Article regarding blame attributions surrounding Princess Diana’s death.Global Television Maritimes Today studio guest on program hosted by Duane Loweconcerning Princess Diana’s death. September 17, 1997First Edition, CBC Halifax Interview with Linda Kelly about the worldwide impact of PrincessDiana’s death, September 3, 1997MITV Maritimes Today call-in guest on program hosted by Duane Lowe concerning local antiracismprograms, April 10, 1997MITV Maritimes Today studio guest on program hosted by Duane Lowe concerning cultactivity in the Maritime area, April 9, 1997CBC Halifax Information Morning interview by Don Connolly about the extent to whichchildhood abuse by considered a mitigating factor when sentencing adult criminals. March12, 1996.CBC Commentary, National Radio Broadcast, Wednesday, October 4, 1995Title- The Police and Contemptuous ReverenceSmith, A. (1995, March 13). Incident at school sign of the times. The-Chronicle Herald and theMail-Star, p.A4.Article regarding possible reasons why a youth threatened others with a gun at QueenElizabeth High School.

S. Perrott Curriculum Vitae 24Dorey, B. (1995, February 2). Fear of crime growing issue: Paranoia of being victimized on rise -RCMP boss. The-Chronicle Herald and the Mail-Star, p. A5.Hughes, S., & Smith, A. (1995, January 16). Shooting by woman still 'very rare' despite risingfigures. The-Chronicle Herald and the Mail-Star, p. A4.Article regarding possible increases in the rate of women committing violent crimesfollowing a shooting on the Dalhousie campus.Hoare, E., & Dorey, B. (1994, Sept. 24).The last Good Samaritan. The Mail-Star, p.A1.and Dorey, B. (1994, September 24). Beating sends scary message: 'Good guys finish last.'The Mail-Star. p. B1. Two articles from an interview regarding the psychological andsociological impact of the gang beating of a "Good Samaritan."Scurman, M. (1994, June 7). MITV evening news interview regarding the publication of thenames of men found to be procuring the services of prostitutes.Swick, R. (1993, December 6). It's not easy being blue. The Coast, pp.6-8.Shaw Cable Television Network. (1993, Dec 3). Stop the Silence on Violence. Atlantic Canadaforum on violence on television broadcast nationally on Shaw cable station.and Interviewer unknown. (1993, Dec 3). MITV late news interview regarding Stop theSilence on Violence broadcast.Hoare, E. (1993, May 29). The counseling beat: Troubled cops find haven to release pent-upfeelings. The Mail-Star. pp. A 1-2.Interview regarding Employee Assistance Program for the Halifax Police Department.Sheppard, N. (1993, May 13). MITV evening news interview regarding youth "swarming"incident on Halifax Commons.