Resume

• 2013.

  Honorary Member

  Frank N. McMillan III was named an Honorary Member of the International Association for Analytical Psychology at its 19th International Congress held in Copenhagen

  Denmark from August 18 through August 23

  International Association for Analytical Psychology

  Featured Author

  Featured Author and Guest Speaker at the Education Service Center 2 Summer Institute entitled \"Celebrating the Teacher as Writer: A Write for Texas Creative Experience.\"\n

  Education Service Center 2 Summer Institute

  Corpus Christi

  Texas

  The Floerke Family Wall of Honor Award

  Corpus Christi Area Council for the Deaf

• 2011

  Texas A&M University Press

• 2010

  Member

  International Association for Jungian Studies (IAJS)

• 2009

  The Silent Foundation (Corpus Christi

  TX)

  Rubin Museum of Art

  Non-fiction author

  Physcial Geography

  Non-fiction

  Public Policy research

  Policy Research

  Economic Geography

  Non-profit Consulting

  Higher Education

  Holocaust Education

  Historical Geography

  Non-profit Administration

  Grant writer

  Public Speaking

  Novelist

  Non-profit administration

  Literature

  Jungian studies

  Cultural Geography

  Books

  Editing

  Cezanne Is Missing

  YA Novel

  Cezanne Is Missing

  David Rosen

  Journal Articles

  Synchronicity at the Crossroads: Frank McMillan

  Forrest Bess

  and Carl Jung

  http://www.pacificapost.com/dezombifying-higher-education-a-depth-psychological-approach\n\nNature is always right and by repeated experiment nature is now proven to be non-local. This being the case

  the reigning reductive materialist paradigm that has dominated science for three hundred years is thereby empirically dethroned. Academia still hasn’t digested the news. One hundred years after its scientific demise

  like pop culture’s “walking dead

  ” materialist superstition still stalks the campus

  stifling dissent and suppressing more accurate encounters with reality. University psychology departments are particularly zombified. Only depth psychology with its discovery of an objective psyche that transcends time and space is scientifically congruent with reality. Therein lies our way forward.

  Dezombifying Higher Education: A Depth Psychological Approach

  Journal Articles

  Frank N. McMillan III on Ancestors: The Quick and the Dead

  Short story

  Christopher's Dream

  David H. Rosen

  Copenhagen 2013 100 Years On: Origins

  Innovations and Controversies (Publisher: Daimon Verlag

  Einsiedeln

  Switzerland)

  The Nineteenth Triannual Congress of the International Association for Analytical Psychology (IAAP) was held in Copenhagen

  Denmark

  from August 18-23

  2013.\n\nCopenhagen 2013 – 100 years on: Origins

  Innovations and Controversies was the theme

  honoring the psychological transformations experienced by C.G. Jung beginning in 1913

  while also reflecting upon the evolving world and Jungian Community a century later. This volume consists of all of the plenary presentations in printed form and they are joined with the daily break-out sessions and posters on the CD that is an integral part of these Proceedings (inside back cover).

  Jung and Levinas: War and Ethics

  YA Novel

  The Young Healer

  Non-Fiction Book

  Finding Jung: Frank N. McMillan Jr. and His Quest for the Lion

  Journal Articles

  The Pattern of the Lion

  Book Review

  The Rock Rabbit and the Rainbow: Laurens van der Post Among Friends

  When she’s abruptly kicked out of her posh Berkeley Hills home by her father for her drinking

  drugging

  and general

  all around acting out

  and shipped across the Bay to live with her flaky birth mom in San Francisco

  privileged seventeen-year-old party girl Sophie Weiss lands on her feet when she gets a summer job at a hip Grant Street art gallery. So far

  so good . . . or so she thinks. Then her whole

  previously self-absorbed world shatters in an instant on one seemingly ordinary afternoon when a brief act of kindness to a young panhandler opens the door to the land of the lost girls

  a diverse

  multi-ethnic crew of street kids who haunt the shadows of Union Square. Accepted as a friend after she dramatically proves herself worthy of their trust

  Sophie begins to spend more and more time in the urban kingdom of the lost girls and soon discovers a sense of family she’s never felt before.To her growing horror

  she also finds out something else. A kind of evil she never knew existed has been preying on her new friends . . . and now it wants her

  too. Realizing she’s the only one who can save the lost girls

  Sophie puts her life on the line and swings into action against the malevolent force stalking Union Square; a dark power torn from the scroll of tomorrow’s news feed.

  The Lost Girls

• 2007

  Holocaust and Jewish Resistance Teachers' Program

  Yad Vashem International School for Holocaust Studies (Jerusalem)

• 2006

  Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi

  World Geography and Geography of North America

  Adjunct Faculty

  Corpus Christi

  Texas Area

  Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi

• 2005

  Member

  Association of Holocaust Organizations

  Honorary Member

  International Association for Analytical Psychology (IAAP)

  National Association of Elementary School Principals (NAESP) Foundation

  Keynote Author

  Austin Area Wide Teen Book Club

  Jewish Community Association of Austin

  TAMU System Student Recognition Award for Teaching Excellence

  Texas A&M University

  Corpus Christi

  Holocaust and Jewish Resistance Teachers Program

  American Gathering of Jewish Holocaust Survivors/Jewish Labor Committee

  American Gathering of Jewish Holocaust Survivors

  Mark Twain Readers' Award 2014-2015 Finalist (The Young Healer)

  The purpose of the Mark Twain Award is to provide children of Missouri with a recommended reading list of literature that will enrich their lives.\n \nGuidelines for Choosing Books\n 1. Books should interest children in grades four through six.\n \n2. Books should be an original work written by an author living in the United States.\n \n3. Books should be of literary value which may enrich children's personal lives.\n \n4. Books should be published two years prior to nomination on a Master List of 12 nominees. (Currently 2012)\n

  Missouri Association of School Librarians

  Teacher of the Year Nominee

  Del Mar College

  Corpus Christi

  TX

• 2003

  The Deaf and Hard of Hearing Center (Corpus Christi

  TX)

• 2000

  Santa Fe Swimming Club of Corpus Christi

• 1996

  Hope House (Corpus Christi

  TX)

  An award-winning author

  educator and speaker

  Frank N. McMillan has taught courses in Geography at Texas A&M University at College Station

  Texas A&M University at Corpus Christi

  and Del Mar College. A graduate of Texas A&M University

  his novel about the Holocaust

  Cezanne Is Missing (New York: Cambridge House Publishing Company

  2006)

  is taught in schools around the country and his middle grade book

  The Young Healer (Watertown

  MA: Charlesbridge Publishing

  2012)

  won the National Association of Elementary School Principals’ Foundation Book of the Year Award in 2012 and was a finalist for the 2015 Mark Twain Readers' Award. In 2013

  McMillan was inducted into the International Association for Analytical Psychology (IAAP) as an Honorary Member at its XIX International Congress held in Copenhagen

  Denmark. In 2015

  he founded the Frank N. McMillan Jr. Institute for Jungian Studies (see www.junghouston.org/mcmillan)\n\nHis novel entitled The Lost Girls

  a contemporary thriller set in San Francisco's human trafficking underworld

  was released in 2018 (see www.fnmcmillan.com) In 2012

  Texas A&M University Press released his non-fiction work

  Finding Jung: Frank N. McMillan Jr. and his Quest for the Lion (College Station: Texas A&M University Press

  2012). That same year

  Jung Journal published his scholarly article (with David Rosen) “Synchronicity at the Crossroads: Frank McMillan

  Forrest Bess

  and Carl Jung” (Volume 6

  Number 2

  86-102). In 2007

  McMillan studied at Yad Vashem's International School for Holocaust Studies in Jerusalem. The South African periodical

  Mantis

  published his article

  “The Pattern of the Lion” (Volume 17

  Number 15-19) in 2005

  and in 1998 the Round Table Review featured his review of the book “The Rock Rabbit and the Rainbow: Laurens van der Post among Friends” (Einsiedeln

  Switzerland: Daimon Verlag

  1998).\n\nHis current writing project is the true story of three sisters who were in the first transport of Jewish women to Auschwitz.\n\n

  Frank N.

  McMillan III

  Texas A&M-Corpus Christi Foundation

  Texas A&M-Corpus Christi Foundation

  Author

  Educator

  Speaker

• 1995

  The Jung Center - Houston

  Board Member

  The Jung Center - Houston

  College of Veterinary Medicine Development Council

  Texas A&M University

• 1993

  The WILD Foundation

  Director

  Board Of Directors

  ReVision Youth's mission and programs support survivors of human trafficking

  displacement

  and abuse

  and vulnerable populations at risk of being trafficked.

  ReVision Youth

  Touch the Earth Foundation

• 1992

  Friends of the Library (Corpus Christi

  TX)

  Founder

  The Frank N. McMillan Jr. Institute for Jungian Studies

  www.junghouston.org/mcmillan

  The Jung Center - Houston

  Trustee

  Board of Trustees

  Pacifica Graduate Institute

• 1989

  Del Mar College

  World Geography

  Adjunct Faculty

  Corpus Christi

  Texas Area

  Del Mar College

• 1984

  Texas A&M University

  Public Policy Resources Laboratory

  Public Policy Research

  Research Associate & Development Coordinator

  Texas A&M University

• 1981

  Texas A&M University

  Geography Department

  Texas A&M University

  Master of Science (M.S.)

  Geography

  Texas A&M University

• 1976

  Bachelor of Science (B.S.)

  Geography

  Texas A&M University

• 1973

  Featured Author

  Microsoft’s “Skype in the Classroom” online program. (2015 to present).

  W.B. Ray High School