Dr. Melissa Baartman Mork
Professor of Psychology / Certified Humor Professional/ Speaker / Wife / Mom (not always in that order)
When I was a little girl, I loved watching the Bob Newhart Show. He was a psychologist in the city, and I dreamed of growing up to be a psychologist, too.
Now that the dream became reality, I find my greatest joy comes from other areas of my life, too -- like being a speaker and trainer, a teacher and a parent. The lessons I continue to learn are worthy of being shared.
Chair, Department of Psychology, University of Northwestern - St. Paul, MN
2008 - present
Full Professor, Department of Psychology. University of Northwestern -- St. Paul, MN
2002 - present
Adjunct Professor, Center for Counseling and Family Studies, Liberty University.
2011 - present
Doctoral Intern, University of Minnesota - Duluth, School of Medicine and Health Services, Duluth, MN.
2001-2002
Minnesota School of Profefessional Psychology, Minneapolis, MN
Psychology Doctorate in Clinical Psychology
2002
Dissertation: “Cognitive Self-Change in Repeat Offenders: An Evaluation of the North Dakota Department of Corrections Revocation Program.”
Minnesota School of Profefessional Psychology, Minneapolis, MN
Master of Arts in Clinical Psychology
2002
Thesis: “The Mourning After: An Integrative Perspective of Patterns of Bereavement.”
Jamestown College, Jamestown, ND
Bachelors of Arts in Psychology, Philosophy and Religion
1997
Honors Thesis: “Religiosity and Locus of Control.”
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