Name, Degree, Appointment: Michael Addis, Ph.D., Professor of Psychology
Institution: Clark University
Research Areas: Men's mental health
Training Opportunities: Doctoral Degree in Clinical Psychology
Website: www.clarku.edu/faculty/addis/menswellbeing
Preferred Contact Information: maddis[at]clark[dot]edu

Name, Degree, Appointment: Ann R. Fischer, Ph.D., Associate Professor
Institution: Southern Illinois University Carbondale
Affiliated Programs: Counseling Psychology Ph.D. program*; Cross-appointed in Women’s Studies
Research Areas: Psychology of gender, sexualities, culture, and diversity, from a feminist/social justice perspective. This means that analyses of context, power, and privilege are critical in considering issues around men and masculinities.
Training Opportunities: Research mentoring for graduate students in counseling psychology doctoral program; I also sometimes chair theses and dissertations for students in the Clinical Psychology Ph.D. program*; Gender Interest Group in the Department of Psychology
Website: http://mypage.siu.edu/arf12
Preferred Contact Information: arf12[at]siu[dot]edu

Name, Degree, Appointment: Anthony Isacco, Ph.D., Assistant Professor
Institution: Chatham University, Pittsburgh, PA
Affiliated Programs: Masters of Science and Psy.D., Counseling Psychology
Research Areas: My research interests are men and masculinity, fathering, multiculturalism, fraternity men, non-traditional interventions for men, and qualitative research methodology.
Training Opportunities: Research mentoring for doctoral and masters students.
Website:  http://www.education.missouri.edu/orgs/mmrc/index
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Name, Degree, Appointment: Jack S. Kahn, Ph.D., Professor
Institution: Curry College
Affiliated Programs: Psychology Department.
Research Areas: My interests include exploring the diverse ways in which men defy dominant masculinity and profeminist activism.
Website: http://www.curry.edu/Campus+Directory/Faculty+and+Staff+Alphabetical+Listing/1081936.htm
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Name, Degree, Appointment: Ronald F. Levant, Ed.D., ABPP, Professor of Psychology
Institution: The University of Akron
Affiliated Programs: Collaborative PhD Program in Counseling Psychology*
Research Areas:  Masculinity and femininity ideology, normative male alexithymia, Alexithymia Reduction Treatment, masculinity and men’s health, African-American masculine norms.
Training Opportunities: I have an ongoing research group on the above topics that students can participate in, including undergraduates, masters students, and PhD students. I also serve on and Chair Senior Honors and Masters Theses and PhD Dissertations in my area.
Website: http://www.uakron.edu/psychology/faculty-staff/bio-detail.dot?identity=1259548
Preferred Contact Information:  Levant[at]uakron[dot]edu

Name, Degree, Appointment: Ryan A. McKelley, Ph.D., Assistant Professor
Institution: University of Wisconsin – La Crosse
Affiliated Programs: Undergraduate Psychology and School Psychology
Research Areas: My research interests have focused on men’s barriers to traditional help-seeking interventions, the practice of professional/executive coaching as an alternative treatment option, and men in non-traditional career and family roles. Future interests will continue in these areas and will broaden to include men’s behavioral health, health psychology, and mind/body interventions.
Training Opportunities: Mentorship in an undergraduate honors program with opportunities to collaborate on research projects.
Website: TBD
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Name, Degree, Appointment: Aaron Rochlen, Ph.D., Associate Professor
Institution: University of Texas at Austin
Affiliated Programs: Counseling Psychology* and Counselor Education
Research Areas: I have research interests relevant to many broad areas within the psychology of men and masculinity. These include research on non-traditional career and family roles, gender role conflict, barriers to help-seeking, marketing mental health, and depression.
Training Opportunities: Mentorship opportunities in a doctoral level program in counseling psychology (typically accept 1-2 students per year)
Website: www.edb.utexas.edu/faculty/rochlen/ar.html 
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Name, Degree, Appointment: Kathryn M. Ryan, PhD, Professor of Psychology
Institution: Lycoming College
Research Areas: I am a research psychologist interested in several issues potentially relevant to gender and masculinity. They include playful aggression, rape, courtship violence, and narcissism. I believe that gender influences the perception of and willingness to engage in these behaviors. I also believe that heterosexual relationships might be improved with a better understanding of these behaviors.
Website:  http://www.lycoming.edu/Psychology/Ryan.htm
Preferred Contact Information:  ryan[at]lycoming[edu]edu

Name, Degree, Appointment: Theo Sandfort, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Clinical Sociomedical Sciences (in Psychiatry)
Institution: HIV Center for Clinical and Behavioral Studies
Affiliated Programs: Public Health, Psychiatry
Research Areas: Masculinity and men’s health in the context of HIV and AIDS
Training Opportunities: NIMH-funded post-doctoral training program in social scientific HIV/AIDS research.
Website: http://www.hivcenternyc.org/training/nrsa.html
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Name, Degree, Appointment: Jerrold Lee Shapiro, Ph.D., Professor, Counseling Psychology, 
Institution: Santa Clara University, Santa Clara, CA.
Affiliated Programs: Counseling Psychology, Counseling M.A. Program
Research Areas:  Primary focus is on fathers and fatherhood, from the transition to parenthood through the life cycle (three books on that topic). In addition, I have been involved in research, training and practice of existentially oriented psychotherapy with men with a particular focus on mid-life and later.
Training Opportunities: Advocacy and research supervision at the graduate level. I have Chaired and served on Dissertation and thesis committees focused on fatherhood, masculinity and men's issues. 
Website: http://webpages.scu.edu/ftp/jshapiro/
Preferred Contact Information: Jshapiro[at]scu[dot]edu

Name, Degree, Appointment: Andrew Smiler, Ph.D., Assistant Professor
Institution: Wake Forest University (Winston-Salem, NC)
Affiliated Programs: Department of Psychology
Research Areas: My research interests focus on the development of masculinity, for both men and women, over the lifetime. In particular, I study how the media, peers, and leisure time activities shape and maintain an individual's enactment of masculinity. I also study the sexual beliefs and behaviors of 15-30 year olds, including the connections between masculinity and sexuality.
Training Opportunities: Undergraduate research assistantships
Website:  http://andrewsmiler.wordpress.com/
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Name, Degree, Appointment: Jesse Steinfeldt, Ph.D., Assistant Professor
Institution: Indiana University, Bloomington
Affiliated Programs: Counseling Psychology* and Counselor Education
Research Areas: My research interests highlight the experiences of student-athletes, particularly football players. I am interested in examining gender socialization and the development of masculinity norms among these young men, including the intersections of masculinity, racial identity, and athletic identity.
Training Opportunities: Research mentoring in masculinity research for doctoral and master's students
Website:  http://site.educ.indiana.edu/ProfilePlaceHolder/tabid/6210/Default.aspx?u=jesstein
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Name, Degree, Appointment: Joel Wong, Ph.D., Assistant Professor
Institution: Indiana University, Bloomington
Affiliated Programs: Counseling Psychology* and Counselor Education
Research Areas: I am interested in the study of men's emotional lives, including the varied ways and circumstances in which men express or don't express their emotions. I also have an emerging interest in masculinity issues associated with men of color.
Training Opportunities: Research mentoring in masculinity research for doctoral and master's students
Website:  http://profile.educ.indiana.edu/Default.aspx?alias=profile.educ.indiana.edu/joelwong
Preferred Contact Information: https://info.educ.indiana.edu/profile/SendEmail.aspx?personId=539

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