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R. Matthew Reese, Ph.D.

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Contact Information:
913-588-5913
Leadership:
LEND Director
Discipline Coordinators:
Psychology
Project/Program/Clinic Contacts:
Maternal and Child Health Training
Reg. Serv. to Handicapped Youth
Discipline(s):
Psychology
AUCD Council Membership:
National Training Directors' Council
No Council Membership
Vita/Bio:

BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH

NAME: Ronald Matthew Reese

POSITION TITLE: Director of Interdisciplinary Training, Coordinator of Training, Psychology, University of Kansas Medical Center

EDUCATION/TRAINING

INSTITUTION AND LOCATION

Southern Illinois University

Southern Illinois University

University of Kansas, Lawrence, KS

University of North Carolina, Division for Disorders in Developmental and Learning

DEGREE

B.A

M.A.

Phd.

N/A

YEAR(s)

1970

1973

1986

1984-86

FIELD OF STUDY

Psychology

Clinical Psychology

Developmental and Child Psychology

Fellow, Clinical Psychology

         

RESEARCH AND PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:

2004?present?Clinical Associate Professor of Pediatrics

1997?2004?Clinical Assistant Professor of Pediatrics

1992?present?Director of Interdisciplinary Training, Kansas, AUCD

1987?1992?Adjunct Assistant Professor in Psychology, East Carolina University, Greenville, NC

Memberships/Awards

Member, Governor's Commission on Autism in Kansas

2002?present?Guest Reviewer, Journal of Autism and Developmental Disorder

2005?HRSA Reviewer, MCHB block grants

2001?Education Award?Region V AAMR

1992?Outstanding Service Award DMH/DD North Carolina

Publications

Reese, R.M., Richman, D.M., Zarcone, J.R., & Zarcone, T.J. (2003). Individualizing functional assesments for children with autism: the contribution of perseverative behavior and sensory disturbances to disruptive behavior, Focus on Autism and other Developmental Disabilities, 18, 89?94.

Zarcone, J.R., Lindauer, Reese, R.M., etal (2004). Effects of risperidone on destructive behavior of persons with developmental disabilities IV. Functional Analysis. American Journal on Mental Retardation, 109, 310?321.

Myles, B.S., Hagiwara, T., Dunn, W., Rinner, L., Reese, R.M., (2004). Sensory Issues in Children with Asperger's syndrome and autism. Education and Training in Developmental Disabilities, 39, 283?290.

Reese, R.M., Richman, D.M., Belmont, J.M., Morse, P. (2005). Functional characteristics of disruption behavior in developmentally disabled children with and without autism. Journal of Autism and Developmental Disorders, 419?428.

Freeman, R.., Reese, R.M., etal., (2005). Building a statewise plan embedding positive behavior support in human service organizations. Journal of Positive Behavior Intervention, 109?119.

Service:
autism, severe disabilities
Linked Projects

Use of Telemed in Diagnosing Autism-DOD Grant
Kansas Center for Autism Research and Training
Infant Mental Health: Program Evaluation
Leadership Education In Neurodevelopmental and Related Disabilties
Ozark Center for Autism Diagnostic Team Training

Kansas Center for Autism Research and Training
Electronic Monitoring of Individuals with Autism and Other NDD who elope
Leadership Education In Neurodevelopmental and Related Disabilties Autism Expansion Grant
Kansas University Center for Child Health and Development Health Clinics
KISN-Autism Diagnostic Training
Early Predicors of Severe Behavior Problems in Children in Peru with Developmental Problems
Reliability and Validity of Telemedicine Assessment for Autism
Leadership Education In Neurodevelopmental and Related Disabilties
Kansas Center for Autism Research and Training
KISN-Autism Diagnostic Training
Electronic Location Instrument for Children wit Autism who Elope
Governor Commission on Autism
Early Predictors of Aberrant Behavior in Young Children In Peru
Reliability and Validity of Telemedicine Assessment for Autism
The use of interactive TV in identifying autism
Kansas University Center for Child Health and Development Health Clinics
Training - TASN (KISN)-Autism Diagnostic Training
Leadership Education In Neurodevelopmental and Related Disabilties
The development of electronic monitoring for individuals with autism who elope
Governor's Commission on Autism
Kansas Center for Autism Research and Training
NIMH R21- The use of interactive television in identifying autism in young children: Protocol development for early detection in rural and undeserved
Kansas University Center for Child Health and Development Health Clinics
The development of electronic monitoring for individuals with dimentia who elope
Training - TASN (KISN)-Autism Diagnostic Training
Leadership Education In Neurodevelopmental and Related Disabilties
Governor's Commission on Autism
Kansas Center for Autism Research and Training
Kansas Center for Autism Research and Training
NIMH R21- The use of interactive television in identifying autism in young children: Protocol development for early detection in rural and undeserved
The development of electronic monitoring for individuals with autism who elope
Kansas University Center for Child Health and Development Health Clinics
No Stone Unturned, Autism Diagnostic Training
Governor's Commission on Autism
Kansas Center for Autism Research and Training
Kansas University Center for Child Health and Development Health Clinics
Leadership Education In Neurodevelopmental and Related Disabilties
NIMH R21- The use of interactive television in identifying autism in young children: Protocol development for early detection in rural and undeserved
No Stone Unturned, Autism Diagnostic Training
The development of electronic monitoring for individuals with autism who elope
Training - TASN (KISN)-Autism Diagnostic Training
Linked Products

Use of Telemed in Increasing the State's capacity to Screen and Diagnose Autism
The use of telemedicine in diagnosing autism
The Reliability and Validity of Autism Assessments and Diagnosis Using Telemedicine.
Mass Screening for Severe Problem Behaviors Among Infants and Toddlers In Peru
Evaluating Interactive Videoconferencing for Assessing Symptoms of Autism