Background
Masinter, Stanley Paul was born on March 15, 1953 in New Orleans. Son of Joseph Louis and Dorothy (Wade) Masinter.
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Stanley Paul Masinter
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Stanley Paul Masinter, American Social worker. Board certified social worker, board certified diplomate clinical social work; cert.stress management education. Named Best Student Paper Society for Police and Criminal Psychology, 1981; recipient Grant Training in Middle Management and Preventive Schools, United States Office Department of Health, Education and Welfare, 1978.
Education
Bachelor, Southeastern Louisiana U., 1976; Master of Social Work, Louisiana State University, 1980.
Career
Social worker, East Baton Rouge Child Protection Center, 1980-1981; director social services, Hunt Correctional Center, St. Gabriel, Louisiana, 1981-1984; clinical social worker, Parkland Hospital, Baton Rouge, 1984-1988; field instructor, Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, 1983-1988; clinical social worker, private practice, Baton Rouge, since 1988. Workshop leader Louisiana House of Representatives, Baton Ruge, 1991.
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Membership
Board of directors Spanishtown Civic Association, Baton Rouge, 1987. Member Big Buddy Program, Baton Rouge, 1979-1982. Member NASW (program coordinator Baton Rouge branch since 1989, planning committee Louisiana chapter 1990-1991), Association Applied Psychophysiology and Biofeedback (secretary-treasurer Louisiana chapter 1991), American Group Psychotherapy Association, Louisiana Association SocialWork Vendership, Academy Certified Social Workers.
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Married Kathi Lynn Sunseri, April 6,1974.
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Named Best Student Paper Society for Police and Criminal Psychology, 1981. Recipient Grant Training in Middle Management and Preventive Schools, United States Office Department of Health, Education and Welfare, 1978.Named Best Student Paper Society for Police and Criminal Psychology, 1981. Recipient Grant Training in Middle Management and Preventive Schools, United States Office Department of Health, Education and Welfare, 1978.