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MICHAEL K. LINDELL EDUCATION Ph. D. Social/Quantitative Psychology, University of Colorado, 1975 B.A. Psychology, University of Colorado, 1969 PROFESSIONAL POSITIONS 1997 to Director, Hazard Reduction and Recovery Center present Texas AM University 1997 to Professor of Landscape Architecture and Urban Planning, present Texas AM University 2002 to Adjunct Professor of Psychology present Texas AM University 1995 to Associate Director, Institute for Crisis and Disaster Management 1997 George Washington University 1996 to Associate Professor of Administrative Sciences 1997 George Washington University 1995 to Visiting Associate Professor of Psychology 1996 George Washington University 1995 to Research Associate Professor of Psychology 1996 Michigan State University 1993, ASEE Senior Research Fellow, Medical Information Systems and 1994 Operations Research Department, Naval Health Research Center, San Diego, CA 1993 Visiting Scholar, Center for Risk Management Resources for the Future, Washington, D.C. 1987 to Associate Professor of Psychology 1995 Michigan State University 1987 to Adjunct Faculty, Federal Emergency Management Agency 1988 National Emergency Training Center 1986 to Visiting Associate Professor of Psychology 1987 Georgia Institute of Technology 1981 to Adjunct Assistant Professor of Psychology 1987 University of Washington 1981 Visiting Lecturer in Educational Psychology School of Education, University of Washington 1974 to Research Scientist 1989 Battelle Human Affairs Research Centers 1974 Research Psychologist K.R. Hammond Associates 1972 to Computer Programmer/Data Analyst 1974 Assessment of Research on Natural Hazards, University of Colorado 1971 to Teaching Assistant 1972 Department of Psychology, University of Colorado 1970 to Research Assistant 1971 Institute of Behavioral Science, University of Colorado PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS American Psychological Society; Society for Industria