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43 A B O U T T H E A U T H O R S

RONNA JEVNE

Ronna Jevne has been a counsellor, consultant, and educator with experience in therapeutic, organizational, and educational settings. She re-ceived her PhD from the University of Calgary and was awarded the CGCA Outstanding Dissertation Award for her research on Canadian Counsellor Education. She is presently a lecturer in the Department of Educational Psychology at the University of Alberta.

R. VANCE PEAVY

Dr. R. Vance Peavy graduated from the Univer-sity of Oregon in 1963 and is currently an associ-ate professor in the Department of Psychological Foundations in Education at the University of Victoria. He is interested in developing basic coun-selling skills for school counsellors and teachers and maintaining workshops for person(al) devel-opment for teachers.

CHARLES BUJOLD

Charles BujoId received his EdD (Counselling Psychology) from Columbia University and is a titular professor in the Department of Counselling and Guidance, Laval University. His fields of interest are vocational psychology, personal and vocational counselling and educational psychol-ogy. At the research level, he is especially inter-ested in the study of vocational developmental tasks and in the intervening factors favourable to its realization, in the relationships between per-sonal and vocational development in the elabora-tion and the discovery of identity, in the problem of the meaning of work and of the values of work and in the irrational aspects of individual decision making.

LARRY E. EBERLEIN

Larry E. Eberlein received his PhD in counsel-ling psychology from Michigan State University and is currently a professor in the Department of Educational Psychology at the University of Alberta. He also received his JD degree from the University of Wisconsin and has been a member of the Wisconsin Bar Association since 1954. He is a Past President of the Psychologists Association of Alberta. His current research interests include legal and ethical matters of concern to counsellors and psychologists.

MAX R. UHLEMANN

Max R. Uhlemann received his PhD from Colorado State University. He has been affiliated with the Counselling and Career Development Services and the Department of Psychology at the

University of Western Ontario, has been Program Director at the Western Ontario Therapeutic Community Hostel in London, Ontario, and is cur-rently an assistant professor in the Faculty of Edu-cation at the University of Victoria.

DAVID JORDAN

David Jordan received his PhD from the Uni-versity of Colorado in 1968. He is currently an as-sociate professor in the Department of Counselling and Psychological Services and is in charge of counselling services at Brock University.

WILLIAM MARTIN TALLEY

William Martin Talley received his PhD from Ohio State University and has been at McGill University since 1968. He is currently an associate professor and program director of counselling in the Department of Educational Psychology and Counselling and is interested in mid-life develop-ment and counselling strategies for middle-aged and older adults.

LEROY D. KLAS

Dr. Leroy D. Klas is an associate professor in the Department of Educational Psychology, Memorial University of Newfoundland; his pri-mary teaching areas are in counsellor education and special education. Prior to his 10 years at Memorial, Lee was a school counsellor, a rehabili-tation and employment counsellor, and a high school science teacher. Recently he completed a full year post doctoral clinical internship, the pri-mary focus of which was play therapy with emo-tionally handicapped pre-schoolers. Research and writing interests include most areas of exceptional-ity, rehabilitation, counselling techniques, and ap-praisal of individual intelligence.

STEPHEN E. MARKS

Stephen E. Marks is currently an associate pro-fessor in the Department of Counselling Psychol-ogy at the University of British Columbia. His interests are primarily in the areas of experiential learning, group process and organizational devel-opment. He has co-authored a book with Gordon A. Walter titled The Handbook of Experiential Learning and Change published by Wiley Interscience to be released in 1981.

SHARON E. KAHN

Sharon E. Kahn is an associate professor of Counselling Psychology at the University of Bri-tish Columbia. She teaches a course in counselling girls and women and supervises a team of

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gradu-44 About the Authors ate students at The Women's Employment

Project, a demonstration Canada Employment Centre designed to meet the career development and multiple role life planning needs of women. ROBERT J. TOLSMA

Robert J. Tolsma is an assistant professor in the Department of Counselling Psychology at the Uni-versity of British Columbia. His academic interests include counsellor training paradigms, media therapy, environmental assessment and ca-reer development. At present he is trying to ration-alize his relationship approach to counselling with the behavioral approach to training by compe-tency.

REY A. CARR

Rey A. Carr received his PhD from the Univer-sity of California at Berkeley in 1971. Dr. Carr is currently an associate professor in the Department

of Psychological Foundations in Education at the University of Victoria. He is particularly con-cerned with psychological education and preven-tive counselling and has created workshops in both these areas for teacher groups. He also has a grow-ing interest in the development of a peer counsel-ling program.

WILLIAM A. BORGEN

William A. Borgen received his PhD in counsel-ling psychology from the University of Alberta and is at present an assistant professor in the De-partment of Counselling Psychology at the Uni-versity of British Columbia. His research interests centre on the development and evaluation of pre-ventive and developmental counselling programs. His previous work includes teaching senior high school students, counselling in school and commu-nity settings, and consulting with school systems as a school psychologist.

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