Douglas Logan Dunlap

Background

Dunlap, Douglas Logan was born on June 6, 1951 in Rochester, Minnesota, United States. Son of Robert Weyer and Virginia (Griffith) Dunlap.

Education

Bachelor in Psychology, Kalamazoo College, 1974; Doctor of Philosophy in Clinical Psychology, U. Tennessee, 1982.

Career

Various psychological professional positions, 1976-1979; pre-doctoral intern clinical psychology, Texas Research Institute Mental Sciences, Houston, 1979-1980; staff clinical psychologist, Northwest Center, Philadelphia, 1982-1984; staff clinical psychologist, Child Psychiatry Center, St. Christopher's Hospital for Children, Philadelphia, 1982-1986; clinical psychologist, associate, Plymouth Healthcare Associations, Plymouth Meeting, Pennsylvania, 1986-1987; family therapist, Waverly Children's Home, Portland, Oregon, 1987-1988; staff clinical psychologist, Children's Home Society Washington, Vancouver, 1988-1989; clinical psychologist 2, Dammasch Eastern State Hospital, Wilsonville, Oregon, since 1989. Adjunct faculty, assistant professor School of Professional Psychology, Pacific U., Forest Grove, Oregon, since 1989.

Achievements

• Douglas Logan Dunlap has been listed as a noteworthy Clinical psychologist by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member American Psychological Association (division psychotherapy), Oregon Psychological Association.

Interests

• Avocations: running, swimming, woodworking.

Connections

Married Irene Stahovich Lieban, May 16, 1981.

Father:

Robert Weyer Dunlap

Mother:

Virginia (Griffith) Dunlap

Spouse:

Irene Stahovich Lieban