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UNIVERSITY OF VICTORIA FACULTY CURRICULUM VITAE

TARA L. NEY

tney@uvic.ca http://publicadmin.uvic.ca/aboutUs/FacultyPersonal/ney.php

Mailing address: PO BOX 2400

University of Victoria Victoria BC

(ph) 250-721-8199

Faculty: Human and Social Development Dept: School of Public Administration

1. Degrees, Diplomas, Registration, and Internship Degree Field Institution Year Granted Ph.D. Psychology Southampton University 1985 ____________________________________________________________ M.A. Dispute Resolution University of Victoria 2004 ____________________________________________________________ B.A. (Honours) Psychology University of Victoria 1979 ____________________________________________________________

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INTERNSHIP B.C. College of Psychologists Victoria Mental Health and Saanich Mental Health 1990-92 (1600 hours supervision) (Victoria, B.C.)

____________________________________________________________ Registered Psychologist Clinical & Research B.C. College 1993-2014 Psychology of

Psychologists

________________________________________________________________ Titles of Thesis and Dissertation Degree Title Ph.D. Thesis title: The Role of Smoking in the Modulation of

Performance and Emotion (1985) M.A. Thesis title: The (Ab)Use of Affidavits and Psychologists’ Reports

in High-Conflict Family Custody Cases: A Discursive Analysis (2004)

B.A. (Hons) Thesis title: The Paralinguistic features of Non Verbal

Communication during High Stress (1979) 2. Positions Held Prior to Appointment at University of Victoria Dates Title, Institution 2008 – ongoing Municipal Councilor, Oak Bay

July 2007-‘09 Research Associate, Institute of Dispute Resolution, Faculty of Human and Social Development, University of Victoria.

2004-‘09 Adjunct Assistant Professor, Faculty of Human and Social

Development, University of Victoria

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1988-90, 2003 –‘09 Sessional Instructor, Faculty of Human and Social Development 1991-2009 Clinical private practice and consulting 1990-1991 Visiting Assistant Professor, School of Child and Youth Care,

University of Victoria 1987-1990 Research Associate

3. Major Field)s) of Scholarly or Professional Interest

• Collaborative decision-making processes, systems, and governance • Redress processes, social healing and trauma • Discursive approaches to policy analysis

4. Membership and Offices Held in Learned and Professional Societies Date(s) Association, Title, etc. May 1993- Member, B.C. College of Psychologists 2013 1980-1985 Member, British Psychological Society 1980-1985 Member, The British Psychophysiological Society 1981-1985 Member, Association of Family Therapy, London, England 5. Scholarships, Fellowships, Honors, Awards, Grants and Fundings from all

Agencies including the University of Victoria Date(s) $ Amount Details

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2016 $40,000 “Trauma-Informed Practice in the BC Justice Sector”

In partnership with Social Planning and Research Council and BC Ministry of Justice.

2014-2016 $76,000 “Project Lynx” In partnership with SPARC, Ministry of

Health, Yukon. 2017 $24, 978.00 SSHRC Connections “Co-constructing Justice”

(Awarded, January 20, 2017) 2013-16 $5,000 Teaching and Learning Grant (with Institute of

Community and University Engagement) “Dialogue, Deliberation, and Civic Engagement”

2013 $1350 University of Victoria Travel Grant 2012 $1350 University of Victoria Travel Grant 2011 $75,000 B.C. Law Foundation (with Nena Dane zaa Deh

Zona, and Children Services, SFU, and IICRD) 2011 $1350 University of Victoria Travel Grant 2010 $1350 University of Victoria Travel Grant 2009 $1350 University of Victoria Travel Grant 2007 $195,000 B.C. Law Foundation (co-investigator Maloney) 2007 $5,000 CIDA 2006 $5,000 CIDA 2005 $5,000 CIDA

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2004 $5,000 CIDA 2003-09 $450,000 Health Canada: Tobacco Prevention and Policy

Implementation in Post-Secondary Institutes 2003 NA Governor General of Canada Commendation (for an

act of great merit) 2004 $68,000 B.C. Attorney General: An International Survey of

Mandatory Dispute Resolution in Child Protection 2002-03 $18,000 BC Ministry of Health: Policy Survey of Tobacco

Cessation in BC Post-Secondary Institutes

1997-2001 $372,000 BC Ministry of Health: Provincial School-based Tobacco Prevention Program

1980-83 $30,000 British Council University Overseas Scholarship 1985 $1,500 British Medical Council. 6. Appointments at University of Victoria a. Academic Years Rank Department

2009 -2013 Assistant Professor SPA 2013- Associate Professor SPA

b. Administrative Years Department

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Sept 2009- MADR Student Coordinator Advisor SPA Sept 2009- Curriculum Review Committee SPA Sept 2010- Chair MADR Admissions SPA Sept 2010- MADR SSHRC Reviewer SPA September 2011- Faculty Association Rep (backup) FHSD December 2013- MADR Coop Representative SPA January 2015-02-25 SPA Chair Review Committee SPA

7. Scholarly and Professional Achievements

a. Articles Published in Refereed Journals

T.Ney (2015). “A discursive analysis of decision-making in the system of family law.” Conflict Resolution Quarterly. 32(3), 102-124.

T.Ney (2014). “A discursive analysis of restorative justice in British

Columbia.” International Journal of Restorative Justice. 2(2), 165-184. T.Ney, Borteletto, C. & Maloney, M. (2013). “Exploring strategies to revive

traditional decision-making in the context of child protection in Northern British Columbia.” First Peoples Child & Family Review, 2013, 7(2), 60-72. http://www.fncaringsociety.com/online-journal-current-issue

T.Ney (2012). “Contesting policy the undermines restorative justice for victims of

crime.” Contemporary Justice Review: Issues in Criminal, Social, and Restorative Justice, 15(3), 297-308.

T. Ney, Stoltz, J. & Maloney, M. (2011). “Voice, power, and discourse:

Experiences of family group conference participants in the context of child protection.” Journal of Social Work, 11(3), 1-19.

Maloney, M., and Ney, T. (2008). “Bringing narrative inquiry to family group conferencing.” In: Special volume: Family Group Decision Making: A Canadian Perspective,” Child Protection, 28(40), 48-60.

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Ney, T., Blank, K., & Blank, A. (2007). "Affidavits in conflict culture: A discursive analysis." Conflict Resolution Quarterly, 24(3), 305-326.

Dahlstrom, K. and Ney, T. (2007). "Blue collar taste: Discursive strategies to

shift the smoking norms in trades workers." Visions, 2, 31-34.

Ney, T. (2006). “A deconstructive reflection on the meaning of a support letter.” Relational Child and Youth Care Practice Journal, 19(2), 24-36.

Blank, G.K. & Ney, T. (2006). “The (de)construction of conflict in divorce

litigation: A discursive critique of ‘parental alienation syndrome’ and ‘the alienated child.’” Family Court Review, 44(1), 135-148.

Stoltz, J.A. & Ney, T. (2002). “Resistance to visitation: Rethinking parental and

child alienation.” Family Court Review, 40(2), 38-54. Branton, G., Van Gyn, G., Cutt, J., Loken, M., Ney, T. and Ricks, F. (1990). "A

model for assessing the learning benefits in co-operative education. The Journal of Co-operative Education, XXVI(3), Spring.

Ricks, F., Van Gyn, G., Branton, G., Cutt, J., Loken, M. & Ney, T. (1990).

"Theory and research in co-operative education: Practice implications." The Journal of Co-operative Education, XXVII(1), Fall.

Ney, T., Gale, A. & Weaver, M. (1988). "Smoking during cognitive performance,"

by Ney, T., Gale, A. and Weaver, M. Addictive Behaviors, 13(3), 48-63. Ney, T. (1986). "Approaching emotions." Review of Approaches to Emotion,

Scherer, K.R. & Ekman, P. (Eds.), for Biological Psychology, 4. b. Books, Chapters, Monographs, Reports

Books

Ney, T. (Ed.) Allegations in Child Sexual Abuse: Assessment and Case

Management. Brunner/Mazel Press, New York, 1995.

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Ney, T. and Gale, A. (Eds.) Smoking and Human Behaviour. John Wiley and Sons, London, 1989.

Chapters in Books

T.Ney (with Cathy Richardson & Maureen Maloney). (2015). “Can Family Group

Conferencing Engage Indigenous Families in Child Protection Work?” In (eds.) S. Strega & J. Carriere, Walking this path together: Anti-racist and anti-oppressive child welfare practice? Fernwood: Toronto. (peer-reviewed)

T.Ney (with V. Currie, M. Maloney, C. Reeves, J, Ridington, R. Ridington, J.

Zwickel) (2014). “Traditional decision-making in contemporary child welfare: Relying on Dane-zaa laws to care for and protect children and families. In: A. Adebayo, J. Benjamin, & B. Lundy (eds.) Global Perspectives on Indigenous Conflict Management Strategies. New York: Lexington Books, Rowman & Littlefield. (peer-reviewed)

Ney,T. with Beaton, E. (2013). “The metaphor of dance and peacebuilding.” In, M.

LeBaron, C. MacLeod, & A. Floyer (eds.) Choreography of Resolution: Conflict, Movement, and Neuroscience. Chicago: American Bar Association. (peer-reviewed)

Ney, T. “Critique of conflict resolution, community peacemaking, and dispute

resolution theory and process: Perspective from the margins.” In, D. Turner (ed.) Challenge for Change: An Anti-oppressive Approach to Conflict Resolution, University of Victoria, 2005.

Ney, T. with Grundberg, F. “Professional guidelines on clinical practice for

recovered memory: A comparative analysis.” In, Lindsay, S. & Read, D. (eds.), Trauma and Memory, Pergamon Press, 1998. (peer-reviewed)

Ney, T. "A critique of smoking and learning and memory." In, Ney, T. & Gale, A.

(Eds.) Smoking and Human Behaviour, John Wiley and Sons, London, 1989. (peer-reviewed)

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Ney, T. "A critique of laboratory studies of emotion with particular reference to psychophysiological aspects." In, Wagner, T. (ed.) Bodily Changes and Social Behavior: Theory and Experiment. London: John Wiley and Sons, 1987. (peer-reviewed)

Ney, T. "Expressing your feelings and controlling your emotions." In, Gale, A.

(ed.) The Polygraph Test: Lies, Truth and Science. London: Sage Publications, 1987. (peer-reviewed)

Monographs/Reports Ney, T., (with Graham, S., Waugh, M., & Reid, B.) (September, 2015). Building

Seamless Systems of Decision-making for Youth Reporting Crime. Submitted to Ministry of Victim Services, Whitehorse, Yukon (112 pages).

Ney, T., Currie, V., Zwickel, J., Maloney, M., & Reeves, C. Dane-zaa Traditional

Decision-making Model Monitoring and Evaluation Report. Submitted to Law Foundation of BC, July 15, 2013 (112 pages).

Bortoletto, C., Ney, T. & Maloney, M. Family Group Conference: Summary of

Best Practices for Tradition Decision Making. Submitted to Nenan Dane zaa Deh Zona Children and Family Services, May 25, 2011. (32 pages)

Ney, T., Stoltz, J., & Maloney, M. (2011). “Recommendations for Family Group

Conferencing in British Columbia” Submitted to Ministry of Family and Child Services, February 25, 2011. (23 pages)

Isaacs, N., Maloney, M., & Ney, T. (2007) Family Group Conferencing: A Critical

Review 2007. Report submitted to Law Foundation of BC. (38 pages) Dahlstrom, E. & Ney, T. (2006) Smoking Cessation Strategies for Trades

Workers and Trade School Students in BC: An Environmental Scan. Submitted to Health Canada.

Dahlstrom, E. & Ney, T. (2005) Tobacco on Campus: Industry Marketing and

Tobacco Control Policy among Post-secondary Institutions in British Columbia BC. Submitted to BC Ministry of Health Services.

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Dahlstrom, E., Ney, T. & Reist, D. (2005) A Survey of Tobacco Control Policies

in British Columbia Post Secondary Institutions (PSIs). Submitted to Center of Addiction Research of BC (CARBC), University of Victoria. BC.

Ney, T. (and Stoltz, J.) (2004). An International Survey of Mandatory Dispute

Resolution in Child Protection: A Survey of Jurisdictions. Report submitted to the Ministry of Attorney General of British Columbia. (40 pages) http://www.bcjusticereview.org/working_groups/family_justice/survey_07_15_04.pdf

Ney, T. (and Stoltz, J.) (2002). Evaluation of the Men’s day/evening/weekend

drug, Alcohol and Gambling Pilot Program. Report submitted to the British Columbia Ministry of Children and Families.

Turner, D, Doorschot, B., Lopez, E., McGeegan, K, Ney, T, and Rhodes,

C.(2002). Conflict Resolution for a Diverse Campus: The Perspective of Students. Report to the President, University of Victoria.

Ney, T. (and Stoltz, J.) (2001). Children as Partners Research Framework. A

project of the Institute for Child Rights and Development in Cooperation with UNICEF.

Ney, T. (1999). Evaluation of a Prevention and Treatment Program for Eating

Disorders in the North of B.C. Submitted to Health Canada. Dahlstrom, K. & Ney, T. (1999). An Action Plan for a B.C. School-based Tobacco

Prevention Program. Submitted to B.C. Ministry of Health. Ney, T. (1996). Leading the Pack: A Plan to Put B.C. at the Forefront of Tobacco

Control in Canada, Heart and Stroke Foundation, Vancouver, B.C. (52 pages) http://www.heart-health.org/resources/policy/leadpack.html

Ney, T. (ed.) (1994). Proceedings for Symposium on Innovative Addictions

Programming for Women, Alcohol and Drug Programs, B.C. Ministry of Health and Ministry Responsible for Seniors (July 1994). http://www.mcf.gov.bc.ca/child_protection/fas/fas3d.htm

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Ney, T. Seniors Drug Information Resource Centre Evaluation: Summary of

Telephone Survey of Professional Users. Alcohol and Drug Programs, B.C. Ministry of Health and Ministry Responsible for Seniors (January 1994).

Ney, T. (1994). Seniors Drug Information Resource Centre Evaluation: Focus

Group Evaluation of Seniors. Ney, T. Alcohol and Drug Programs, B.C. Ministry of Health and Ministry Responsible for Seniors (March 1994).

Milstein, S., Marion, L. & Ney, T. (1993). Sexual Abuse Training Curriculum for

Natives, (438 pages) Ney, T. Prince George Native Friendship Centre, Prince George, B.C.

Ney, T. (1993). An Evaluation Plan for the Seniors Drug Information Resource

Centre, Alcohol and Drug Programs, B.C. Ministry of Health and Ministry Responsible for Seniors.

Wighton D. & Ney, T. (1992). An Evaluation of TIP DART (Target Interactive

Project, Drug and Alcohol Responsibilty for Teens),. Alcohol and Drug, British Columbia Ministry of Health (40,000 words).

Ney, T. & Tonkin, R. (1991). Adolescent Health Care: Status, Goals and

Strategies, Submission to Royal Commission on Health Care and Costs, September 1991.

Tonkin, R., Ney, T. & Bearpark, S. (1991). What About Me? Adolescent Health.

Submitted to McCreary Centre Society, Sunny Hill Hospital (30,000 words). Van Gyn, G., Branton, G., Cutt, J., Loken, M., Ney, T. and Ricks, F. (1989).

Practitioner Perspectives on Co-operative Education Practice, Theory and Research Issues. Report to B.C. Chairperson of Co-operative Education. Based upon a workshop presented to the B.C. Co-operative Education Association, Dunsmuir Lodge, Victoria, B.C.

Ney, T. (1986). Primary Findings of the Thirion Commission's Report on Mining.

Submitted to the Social Economic Trust of Namibia, Windhoek, Namibia.

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Ney, T. (1986). A Condensed Version of the Thirion Commission's Report on Mining in SWA/Namibia. Condensed by Submitted to the Social Economic Trust of Namibia, Windhoek, Namibia, May 1986. Distributed to Government Mining Departments of various African nations.

Ney, T. & Gale, A. Smoking and human performance. 1. Studies of learning and

memory. Submitted to British American Tobacco, Southampton, May 1984.

Ney, T. & Gale, A. (1983). The role of smoking in behavioural modulation.

Submitted to British American Tobacco, Southampton, January 1983. Ney, T. (1980). Cost benefit analysis of adult day care. Submitted to Ministry of

Health, Victoria, British Columbia, Canada, August 1980.

C. Other Publications

Curriculum Resources:

Dahlstrom, E., & Ney, T. Trades, Toxins, and Tobacco, Health Canada, 2009. (Facilitator Handbook, Participant Handbook, PowerPoint, and Videos)

Dahlstrom, E., & Ney, T. bc.tobaccofacts: 8-12 Tobacco Prevention Kit. B.C.

Ministry of Health, 2002. http://www.tobaccofacts.org/ (joint author). Dahlstrom, E., & Ney, T. Kick the Nic 2000. (Tobacco cessation program for

teens) B.C. Ministry of Health, 2000. http://www.gov.nf.ca/releases/2000/health/0328n04.htm (joint author).

Dahlstrom, E., & Ney, T. bc.tobaccofacts: A School-based Tobacco Prevention

Program Grades 4-12. B.C. Ministry of Health, 1999 (8 volumes). http://www.tobaccofacts.org/. (joint author).

Articles in Newsletters and Newspapers

Newspaper Article: "Glacial pace of justice system frustrates Virks,” by T. Ney;

Opinion Article, Victoria Times-Colonist, 5, Feb., 2009.

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Newsletter Article: “(W)riting Wrongs” by T. Ney, IDR Newsletter: Working

Together, Fall 2007. Newsletter Article: “Making Peace a Profession,” by T. Ney, IDR Newsletter:

Working Together, Fall 2006. Newsletter Article: “Reweaving Humanity,” by T. Ney, IDR Newsletter: Working

Together, Fall 2005. Newspaper Article: "Child abuse should never receive legal sanction," by T.

Ney; Opinion Article, Victoria Times-Colonist, 2 September 1988. Newspaper Article: "Why medicare should include psychological help," by T.

Ney; Opinion Article, Victoria Times-Colonist, 11 December 1988. Newspaper Article: "First we must listen to teens," by T. Ney, Opinion, Oak Bay

Star, 19 June 1991.

Papers, Lectures, Addresses (International and National) Ney, T. “Designing complaint systems for vulnerable populations” International

Association for Conflict Management, July 26-29, 2016, Columbia University, New York.

Ney, T. Designing Consumer Redress 11-12 June 2015

Queen Margaret University, Edinburgh, Scotland (attendee).

Ney, T. “Constructing conflict: A discursive analysis of family law conflict.” International Association for Conflict Management, Leiden, Holland, July 4-7, 2014.

Ney, T. “ A discursive analysis of restorative justice policy.” Presented to

Interpretive Policy Analysis: Societies in Conflict: Experts, Publics and Democracy, Vienna, July 3-5, 2013.

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Ney, T. “ Policy analyst as reflective practitioner.” Presented to Interpretive

Policy Analysis: Societies in Conflict: Experts, Publics and Democracy, Vienna, July 3-5, 2013.

Ney, T. “Exploring strategies to revive traditional decision-making in the context

of child protection in northern British Columbia”. Indigenous Conflict Management Strategies, April 21, 2012, Kenshaw University, Georgia, Atlanta.

Ney, T. (with Paul Patterson & Jessica Dickson) ”Panel Introduction: Indigenous

conflict management strategies and Western approaches.” Indigenous Conflict Management Strategies, Kenshaw University, Georgia, Atlanta, April 21, 2012.

Ney, T. “Neoliberalism and Family Group Conferencing: Time for critical

reflection.” Presented to Panel on 'Ethnographies of Neoliberal Governance'. Interpretive Policy Analysis, July 5-8, 2012, Tilberg, Netherlands.

Ney, T. (with Brady, M.) “Panel Introduction: Ethnographies of Neoliberal

Governance”, Interpretive Policy Analysis, July 5-8, 2012. Tilberg, Netherlands.

Ney, T. “Children’s participation in family justice processes—How power usurps

voice in family group conferences. “ Invited presentation to the Continuing Legal Education, Society of British Columbia, November, 9, 2011, Vancouver, BC. UBC Robson Square.

Ney, T. “Hierarchical governance and policy analysis.” Panel: Public policy

mediation and policy analysis: Possibilities and complications with public policy mediation. 6th International Conference in Policy Analysis: Discursive Spaces, Politics, Practices, and Power, Cardiff, Wales, June 23-25, 2011.

Ney, T. “A Discursive Analysis of the Legal Use of Psychologists’ Custody and Access Reports.” Panel: Emotions and policy analysis. 6th International

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Conference in Policy Analysis: Discursive Spaces, Politics, Practices, and Power, Cardiff, Wales, June 23-25, 2011.

Ney, T. “Institutionalizing restorative counseling for victims of crime.” International Institute of Restorative Justice, Halifax, Nova Scotia, June 15-18, 2011. 14th World Conference.

Ney, T. "Disrupting hierarchical governance with deliberative policy analysis:

Possibilities and complications with public policy mediation" Symposium on Regional Organization of Metropolitan Regions, Richmond, B.C. May 26-27, 2011.

Ney, T. “Criminal justice or restoration: Can we do both?” Invited presentation to

Law 343 class (Sentencing Practices) November 17, 2010 (Course instructor: Professor Rebecca Johnston).

Ney, T. “Challenges and possibilities of Open Government in municipal

governance.” Invited paper on Panel: Can Government Be Open? OpenGovWest BC Conference, University of Victoria, November 10, 2010.

Ney, T. (with Dan Reist, Denise DePape, Lembi Buchanan) “Helping

communities address the harms related to alcohol and other drugs”. Panel presentation accepted for delivery with Centre for Addiction and Research British Columbia (CARBC) to Union of Municipalities of BC (UMBC ), Whistler, B.C. September 30, 2010. Paper delivered: “Challenges and possibilities of implementing harm reduction practice and policy in municipal governance.”

Ney, T. “Contesting policy that undermines restorative counselling for victims of

crime: Policy analyst or policy mediator?” 5th International Conference in Interpretive Policy Analysis: Discourse and policy practices: Politics-Legitimacy-Power. Grenoble France, June 24-27, 2010.

Ney, T. “Deliberative processes to manage land resource disputes in municipal

governance.” Invited presentation to Geography 537 (Land Resource Management) March 17, 2010 (Course instructor: Professor Steve Lonergan).

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Ney, T. Panel: Impact of the Youth Criminal Justice Act on related agencies. Paper: Challenges and possibilities of restorative practices in municipal governance. Invited presentation to Mission Impossible? Or Mission Accomplished? Youth Criminal Justice Act – Seven Years Later, A Canadian and BC Perspective. Sponsored by Vancouver Island Criminal Justice Association: A Branch of the BC Criminal Justice Association (BCCJA). University of Victoria, March 14, 2010.

Ney, T. “Can we do justice restoratively?” Invited presentation to Law 102 class

(Sentencing Practices) November 10, 2009 (course instructor: Professor Rebecca Johnston).

Ney, T. “Conflict Studies and Approaches to Research.” Invited presentation to

Geography 632, University of Victoria, November 2008. (course instructor: Professor Steven Lonergan).

Ney, T. “A qualitative approach to investigating family group conference.”

American Human Society, Washington, July 14, 2008. Ney, T. “Psychosocial Healing in Post-conflict Balkans.” University of Victoria,

Institute of Dispute Resolution, Fall, 2007. Ney, T., “Peace Education in Post-conflict BiH.” University of Victoria, Institute of

Dispute Resolution, Fall, 2006. Ney, T. & Stoltz, J. “Resistance to Visitation: Rethinking Parental and Child

Alienation.” Conflict Resolution Symposium, Carleton University, Ottawa, Feb. 2002.

Ney, T. “Conflict and War-affected Children” Children and War: Impact,

Protection, and Rehabilitation. University of Alberta, Edmonton, April 1-3, 2004.

Ney, T. “Partnerships, Advocacy, and Justice for Youth.” Paper presented to 6th

International Conference on Restorative Justice: An International Perspective” June 1-4, 2003, Simon Fraser University.

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Ney, T. “Leveling the Discourses in Divorce Conflict” Paper presented to Family Mediation Canada, Charlottetown, PEI, June 10-13, 2002.

Ney, T. & Stoltz, J. “Resistance to visitation: Rethinking parental and child

alienation.” Paper presented to Conflict Resolution Symposium. Carlton University, Ottawa, February 1-3, 2002.

Ney, T. & Stoltz, J. “The resistance dynamic in access problems.” Paper presented to Faculty of Law, University of Victoria, January 25, 2002.

Ney, T. World Health Organization (WHO) "Media Advocacy in Tobacco Control," Geneva, Switzerland, November, 1998.

Ney, T. & Grundberg, F. NATO Advanced Study Institute, Memory and Trauma, Workshop presentation on “Developing Guidelines to Working with Trauma Survivors” Les Sorbeil, France, June 15, 1996 - June 25, 1996.

Ney, T. "Legal, Social, and Psychological Issues in Child Witness Testimony"

NATO sponsored conference (invited speaker), Il Ciocco, Italy, 18-29 July 1992.

Van Gyn, G., Branton, G., Cutt, J., Loken, M., Ney, T. and Ricks, F. "Co-

operative education as a global education strategy." Presented to the 7th World Conference on Co-operative Education, Hong Kong, August 1991.

Branton, G., Cutt, J., Loken, M., Ney, T., Ricks, F. and Van Gyn, G.

"Educational benefits of co-op education". Presented to the 7th World Conference on Co-operative Education, Hong Kong, August 1991.

Loken, M., Branton, G., Cutt, J., Ney, T., Ricks, F. and Van Gyn, G. "Work

experience prior to entry to co-op: Implications for program assessment, planning and research." Presented to the 7th World Conference on Co-operative Education, Hong Kong, August 1991.

Ricks, F., Branton, G., Cutt, J., Loken, M., Ney, T. and Van Gyn, G. "Student

attitudes concerning learning/teaching." Presented to the 7th World Conference on Co-operative Education, Hong Kong, August 1991.

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Branton, G., Cutt, J., Loken, M., Ney, T., Ricks, F. and Van Gyn, G. "Practical evaluation methods useful for co-op management implications for program assessment." Presented to Co-op and the Year 2000: Branching to the Future, CAFCE, London, Ontario, August 1991.

Branton, G., Cutt, J., Loken, M., Ney, T., Ricks, F. and Van Gyn, G.

"Educational benefits of co-operative education." Presented to Co-op and the Year 2000: Branching to the Future, CAFCE, London, Ontario, August 1991.

Cutt, J., Branton, G., Loken, M., Ney, T., Ricks, F. and Van Gyn, G. "The politics

of evaluation in co-operative education." Presented to Canadian Evaluation Society Conference, Vancouver, May 1991.

Branton, G., Cutt, J., Loken, M., Ney, T., Ricks, F. and Van Gyn, G. "Entry level

differences of co-op versus non co-op students and implications for the effectiveness of co-op programs." Presented to Reach the Peak of Excellence, Co-operative Education Association, Denver, Colorado, March 1991.

Branton, G., Cutt, J., Loken, M., Ney, T., Ricks, F., Van Gyn, G. and K. Ross.

"Our responsibilities as partners in change." Plenary session of Partners in Change, CAFCE, Kananaskis, August 1990.

Branton, G., Cutt, J., Loken, M., Ney, T., Ricks, F. and Van Gyn, G.

"Developments in co-operative education research." Partners in Change, CAFCE, Kananaskis, August 1990.

Van Gyn, G., Branton, G., Cutt, J., Loken, M., Ney, T. and Ricks, F.

"Demographic differences in 1000 co-op and non co-op students." Presented to Developments in Co-operative Education Research, Partners in Change, CAFCE, Kananaskis, August 1990.

Cutt, J., Branton, G., Loken, M., Ney, T., Ricks, F. and Van Gyn, G. "A general

knowledge test to measure values, communication, and problem-solving abilities in co-op students." Presented to Developments in Co-operative

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Education Research, Partners in Change, CAFCE, Kananaskis, August 1990.

Ney, T., Branton, G., Cutt, J., Loken, M., Ricks, F. and Van Gyn, G. "Coop

students and work experience." Presented to Developments in Co-operative Education Research, Partners in Change, CAFCE, Kananaskis, August 1990.

Branton, G., Loken, M., Ricks, F., Cutt, J., Ney, T. and Van Gyn, G. "A brand

new viewpoint for change." Presented to the 6th World Conference on Co-operative Education. Hamilton, Ontario, September 1989.

Branton, G., Loken, M., Ricks, F., Cutt, J., Ney, T. and Van Gyn, G. "Practice

and organizational issues: Stagnation, accreditation and whatever!" Presented to the 6th World Conference on Co-operative Education. Hamilton, Ontario, September 1989.

Branton, G., Van Gyn, G., Cutt, J., Loken, M., Ney, T. and Ricks, F. "Theory of

co-operative education: How it works." Presented to the 6th World Conference on Co-operative Education. Hamilton, Ontario, September 1989.

Ricks, F., Ney, T., Branton, G., Cutt, J., Loken, M. and Van Gyn, G. "Research

in co-operative education: Where to go from here." Presented to the 6th World Conference on Co-operative Education. Hamilton, Ontario, September 1989.

Ney, T. "The role of smoking in performance." Presented to Psychology

Department, Southampton University, October 1985. Ney, T. "An interpretation of emotion: A review of current theories and

research." Presented to symposium on The Use of the Polygraph in Lie Detection and Staff Assessment at the Annual Conference of the British Psychological Society, University College of Swansea, March/April 1985.

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Ney, T. "Measuring emotions in social situations." Presented to Emotions and Emotional Disorders: A Winter Workshop, Davos, Switzerland, 6-12 January 1985 (British Medical.Council Award).

Ney, T. and Gale, A. "Smoking patterns, heart rate and skin conductance

activity". Presented to symposium on the Psychobiology of Smoking at the Annual Conference of the British Psychological Society, University of Warwick, March/April 1984.

Ney, T. "Individual differences and expressed emotion." Presented to

symposium on Social Psychophysiology at the Annual Conference of the British Psychological Society, University of Warwick, March/April 1984.

Ney, T. "A critical review of smoking and performance studies." Presented to

symposium on Social Psychophysiology at the Annual Conference of the British Psychological Society, University of Warwick, March/April 1984.

Ney, T. "Laboratory studies of expressed emotion in marital dyads." Presented

to symposium on Ecological Studies of Family Life at the London Conference of the British Psychological Society, University of London, Institute of Education, December, 1982.

Ney, T. "The microstructure of interaction patterns in couples." Presented to

symposium on Psychological Processes in the Family at the 40th Annual Convention of the International Council of Psychologists, The University of Southampton, England, July, 1982.

Ney, T. "Marital interaction and physiological reaction." Presented at the Annual

Postgraduate Conference, University of Durham, March, 1982.

e. Professional Activities

i) Non-academic Curriculum Development Trades, Toxins, and Tobacco

Health Canada (2009)

Evidence-based tobacco

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prevention program for trades students

bc.tobacco facts http://www.tobaccofacts.org/

B.C. Ministry of Health; Ministry of Education (2002)

8-12 school-based tobacco prevention program

Kick the Nic http://www.gov.nf.ca/releases/2000/health/0328n04.htm

BC Heart & Stroke (2000)

Evidence-based tobacco cessation program for adolescents

bc.tobacco facts http://www.tobaccofacts.org/

B.C. Ministry of Health; Ministry of Education (1999)

A School-based Tobacco Prevention Program Grades 4-8

Sexual Abuse Treatment Training Program for Aboriginal Settings

Health Canada (1993)

Train-the-trainers curriculum

8. TEACHING DUTIES AT THE UNIVERSITY OF VICTORIA

a. Courses Taught (graduate and undergraduate)

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Year(s) Course Hours/Week Term Online/Campus No of Students 2015 DR 501 3 Fall Campus 36 Conflict Analysis 2015 DR 509 3 Summer Campus 22 Conflict Systems Design 2015 DR 510 3 Winter On-line 10 Collaboration and Engagement 2013 DR 505 3 Fall Campus 28

Theory and Conflict 2013 DR 510 3 Winter Campus 13 Collaborative Decision Making, Governance, and Public Policy 2012 DR 505 3 Fall Campus 30 Theory and Conflict 2012 CD 518 3 Fall On-Line 7 Citizen Participation 2011 DR 505 3 Fall Campus 19 Theory and Conflict 2011 DR 512 3 Summer Campus 18 Ethics and Reflective Practice 2011 DR 510 3 Summer Campus 5 Collaborative Decision Making, Governance, and Public Policy 2010 DR 505 3 Fall Campus 22 Theory and Conflict 2010 DR 512 10 Summer Campus 21 Ethics and Reflective

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Practice 2010 DR 510 3 Spring Campus 9 Collaborative Decision Making, Governance, and Public Policy 2010 ADM 470 3 Spring Online 4 Collaborative Decision Making, Governance, and Public Policy 2009 DR 505 3 Fall Campus 22 Theory and Conflict Other Courses Taught at University of Victoria prior to Appointment Year(s) Course Hours/Week Term Online/Campus No of Students 2008 DR 510 Theory and Conflict 3 Fall Campus approx. 20 2007 Psych 391 10 Summer Campus approx. 70 Peace Psychology 2007 DR 510 3 Fall Campus approx. 20 Theory and Conflict 2006 DR 510 3 Fall Campus approx. 20 Theory and Conflict 2006 ED-D 591 3 Spring Campus approx. 15 Conflict Analysis for

Educational Leaders 2005 DR 510 3 Fall Campus approx. 10 Theory and Conflict 2004 DR 503/Law 372 3 Fall Campus approx. 25 Public Policy, Dispute

Resolution, and Law

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1991 CYC 332 3 Spring Campus approx. 22 Helping Relationships 1991 CYC 332 3 Spring Online approx. 22 Helping Relationships 1991 CYC 390 3 Spring Campus approx. 22 Practicum

1990 CYC 381 3 Fall Campus approx. 20 Family Therapy 1989 CYC 381 3 Fall Campus approx. 20 Family Therapy b. Graduate Student Supervision Supervisor: Dawn Whiteman M.A. 2016 Judith Zwickel M.A. 2012- Tom Ross M.A. 2013- Andrew Komlodi M.A. 2013- Caroline Crocker M.A. 2013- Allieren Ward M.A.n 2013- Melissa Penner M.A. 2013- Sonia Preisley M.A. 2013- Chantal Beaudry M.A. 2012-2014 Holly Clow M.A. 2012- Jennie Aitken M.A. 2011-2014 Jynnene Stevenson M.A. 2011-2014 Irina Ignati M.A. 2011-2014 Kelsie Herbst M.A. 2011-2014 Jonathan Schmid M.A. 2011-2013 Christina Hull M.A. 2011- 2014 Rajvir Raheja M.A. 2011-2014

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Thompson, Phyllis Ph.D. 2010 (dropped 2011) Iraina Miles M.A. 2010 - 2014 Dickson, Jessica M.A. 2010-11 White, Crystal M.A. 2009-11 Opheim, David M.A. 2009- Williams, Bruce M.A. 2009-2012 Beaton, Emmy M.A. 2009-2014 Kerr, James M.A. 2009-2014 Stillis, Brandi M.A. 2009-2010 Wendy Montgomery M.A. 2009-2014 Campbell,Darion M.A. 2005-06 Committee Member: Kathryn Thompson L.L.D. (Law) 2014- Andrew Komlodi M.A. 2013- Reuben Kellen PA 599 2014- Haiste, Kim M.A. 2010-13 Tristan Eclarin M.P.A. 2011-12 Mona Pinder M.P.A. 2010-12 Nancy Bray M.P.A. 2011-12 Stone, Lorinda Ph.D. 2010- Rourke, Jessica Ph.D. 2009- Mona Pinder M.A. 2010-11 Brandt, Kelly M.A. 2010-11 Bortoletto, Carla M.A. 2010-11 Dempster, Celeste M.A. 2009-10 Sherwin, Carrie-Lynn M.A. 2009-10 Dokic, Goran M.A. 2008-09 Kirsten Chan M.A. 2007-09 Little, Marion M.A. 2007-08 Chair:

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Anne-Marie Believaue M.A.DR 2014 Thorneloe, Mehgan M.A. School of Public Administration 2013 Zenious, Mohammad M.A. School of Public Administration 2013 Hansson, Emily M.A. Social Work 2013 Federspiel, Lisa M.A. School Of Public Administration 2011 Tewfik, Patricia M.A. School Of Public Administration 2011 Clarke, Megan M.A. School Of Public Administration 2010 Pierce, Laura M.A. School Of Public Administration 2010 Sherwin, Carrie-Lynn M.A. School Of Public Administration 2009 Jayatilaka, Deepthi M.A. School Of Public Administration 2009 Dusterhoft, Carrie M.A. School Of Public Administration 2009 c. Academic Curriculum Development

1. Dispute System Design

DR 509 (June-August, 2015)

2. Collaboration and Engagement PADR 501 (Sept-Dec 2015)

3. “Civic Engagement and Public Policy’ Jan 2015-April 2015 (on-line)

4. CAPA 9 Negotiation and Conflict Resolution (Online) A 2 Unit, 15 lesson online course for Aboriginal Financial Officers Association (AFOA) of Canada (Completed October

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2012) 16 lessons, Teacher Guide, 2 videos, Grading rubric

5. Dispute Resolution 512 “Ethics and Reflective Practice” (revised) Jan-April, 2012 (1.5 units)

6. DR 510 Special Topics “Deliberation, Civic Engagement, and Public Policy” (Revised and co-taught) Jan-April, 2012 (1.5 units)

7. Dispute Resolution 505 “Dispute Resolution: Theory and Practice” September-December 2012 (1.5 units)

8. Community Development 518 “Citizen Participation and Democratic Governance” September-December 2012 (on-line 1.5 units)

DR 512 Ethics and Reflective Practice in Dispute Resolution

Complete (2010)

DR 510

Dialogue, Civic Engagement, and Public Policy

Complete (2010)

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DR 510

Civic Engagement and Collaborative Policy Making (Online)

Complete (2011)

PSYC Psych 391

Psychology Department, University of Victoria Course: Peace Psychology

[2007] (co-developed) Psychosocial perspectives on social justice issues

DR 510 Institute for Dispute Resolution; University of Victoria, Course: Conflict and Theory

[2005] (co-developed) Description: The aim of this course is to provide a theoretical basis for the study of conflict and conflict resolution. The range of theory to be covered will include modernist, post-modern, interpersonal, social, international, and multi-cultural theory. Students will gain an understanding of the implications of applying various theoretical perspectives to conflict situations (co-developed).

9. Administrative Activities: Committee and Service Activities

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a. University and Faculty Committees (include dates)

b. Department/School Committees and Responsibilities (include dates) Date(s) Details 2009 - SPA Curriculum Review Committee (Member) 2009 - MADR Graduate Admissions Committee (Chair)

2010 - SSHRC Grants Committee (Reviewer) 2009 - MADR Grad Coordinator 2010 SPA Ethic Review Committee 2011 - SPA Faculty Association Rep (backup) 2012 - Faculty Representative of the Co-operative Education Program and

Career Services

10. Other Information (Contributions not documented in Sections 1 to 9, such as work in

preparation, submitted for publication, or gone to press).

Works in Preparation: T. Ney & Weibe, S. Creating Spaces of Engagement. University of Toronto Press (Anticipated publication date 2018). T.Ney, & McGuigan, R. An integral approach to framing. Submitted to Journal of Conflict Resolution

T.Ney “Worldview and decision-making of child protection social workers.” (In preparation)

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T.Ney “What is trauma-informed practice, vulnerable populations, and Dispute System Design and?” Peer-reviewed article in progress

Conference Organization:

T.Ney (with Michelle Brady) “'Ethnographies of Neoliberal Governance' Panel accepted and organized for the IPA July 3-5, 2012, Tilberg. (12 papers reviewed and accepted for Panel presentation.)

Media Interviews and Sound bites

Oak Bay News December 13, 2009 Oak Bay News January 15, 2010-01-16

CBC Radio 1 Topic: Interview on VIHA selling off Oak Bay Lodge January

2010, 8:10 am

CBC Radio 1 Topic: Interview on Decision to turn down Oak Bay Lodge November 13, 2011.

2015-2019 Re-elected Municipal Councilor, Oak Bay

Internal Appointments • Council Grants Committee • Camosun College Liaison

External Appointments

Capital Regional District (CRD) Arts Commission CRD Royal McPherson Theatre Committee • Capital Regional District (CRD) Housing Trust Fund Commission

2011-2014 Re-elected Municipal Councilor, Oak Bay

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Internal Appointments • Official Community Plan Planning Committee • Oak Bay Parks and Recreation Commission • Tourism Committee

External Appointments

Capital Regional District (CRD) Solid Waste Advisory Committee • Capital Regional District (CRD) Water Commission

2008-2011 Municipal Councilor, Oak Bay

Internal Appointments • Emergency Planning and Fire Protection Section • Emergency Planning Group • Oak Bay Heritage Committee • Uplands Building Permit Review Sub-Committee

External Appointments

• Family Court and Youth Justice Committee Capital Regional District (CRD) Solid Waste Advisory Committee • Capital Regional District (CRD) Climate Change Steering

Committee and Working Group • Oak Bay Heritage Foundation • CRD Millstream Site Remediation Cost-Sharing Advisory

Committee Professional Contributions: Editorial Board Member for Book Series (Lexington) Conflict and Security in the Developing World (Series Editor: Akanmu G. Adebayo, 2013-ongoing.

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