Roland Maiuro:
CLASS OF 1968
Hamilton High School WestClass of 1968
Hamilton, NJ
Hamilton High School WestClass of 1968
Hamilton, NJ
Roland's Story
Roland D. Maiuro, Ph.D., has been an Associate Professor on the faculty in the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences at the University of Washington School of Medicine. Dr. Maiuro is currently an Adjunct Research Scientist for the Moss Rehabilitation Research Intitute and the Albert Einstein Health Care Network. He was a Henry Rutgers Scholar at Rutgers University, and earned his doctoral degree in clinical psychology at Washington University in St. Louis.
Dr. Maiuro has received the Social Issues Award from the Washington State Psychological Association, a Lifetime Achievement Award from the Northwest Domestic Violence Treatment Provider Association, and the Gold Achievement Award from the American Psychiatric Association for program development, teaching, and applied research in the areas of anger and interpersonal violence. Dr. Maiuro has also served an Invited Expert for International Society of Women Law Judges and training consultant to the United States Department of Defense regarding standa...Expand for more
rds of care for intervention in cases of anger related problems, domestic violence and abuse. Dr. Maiuro also serves as a visiting and consulting faculty member in the Department of Social Welfare at the University of Hong Kong and the Peoples Republic of China.
Dr. Maiuro has published over 75 articles and book chapters in the areas of domestic violence and abuse, anger, road rage, neuropsychology, stress and coping. He has co-edited the books Psychological Abuse in Violent Domestic Relations with K. Daniel O¿Leary and Stalking: Research Perspectives on Perpetrators and Victims with Keith Davis and Irene Hanson Frieze. A new co-edited book on Motivational Interviewing and Stages of Change in Intimate Partner Violence with Christopher Murphy was published in May 2009. Dr. Maiuro is the Editor-in-Chief for Violence and Victims, an internationally distributed research journal devoted to theory, practice, and public policy related to perpetrators, victims, and the trauma associated with interpersonal violence.
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