Resume

• 1993

  Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)

  The Ph.D thesis (a four-study project entitled “The contribution of goal characteristics and causal attributions to emotion in youth sport participants”) received the Dissertation Award from the Association for the Advancement of Applied Sport Psychology (AAASP) in 1999.

  Health and Exercise Psychology

  University of Saskatchewan

• 1985

  University of Saskatchewan

  Bourassa And Associates Rehabilitation Centre

  Office of the University Coordinator of Health Research

  Related duties included facilitation of grant applications to agencies including the Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR) and the Saskatchewan Health Research Foundation (SHRF); matching funding opportunities with complementary health research interests; responsibility for day to day administration of the internal review process for CIHR and SHRF grants; grant editing and budget review services; health research group formation

  administration and budgeting.

  Health Research Facilitator

  University of Saskatchewan

  Department of Psychiatry

  University of Saskatchewan

  Working with Metis research Dr. Caroline Tait

  duties included the development of an Indigenous Mentorship Scale

  grant writing

  and submission of a Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR) Institute of Aboriginal Peoples’ Health application. The grant

  (submitted on January 31/2017) addresses Truth and Reconciliation Commission calls to action related to Indigenous academic mentorship and has a budget of $1M over five years. Additional responsibilities included administrative oversight of a CIHR Planning Grant application on micro-reconciliation in the academic and health sciences domains. This grant was submitted on February 28/2017.

  Indigenous Health Research Facilitator

  University of Saskatchewan

  Bourass and Associates Rehabilitation Centre

  Saskatoon

  Saskatchewan

  Canada

  Responsibilities included exercise adherence and goal setting/monitoring interventions with secondary and tertiary level WCB and Saskatchewan Government Insurance compensable clients. This service was contracted as part of a comprehensive rehabilitation model housed at this centre. A program and reporting template developed by Dr. Graham for the purpose of the program.

  Behavioural Therapist

  Bourassa And Associates Rehabilitation Centre

  Department of Psychiatry

  University of Saskatchewan

  Duties include facilitation of internal and external funding applications

  strategic partnership development between Department of Psychiatry clinicians and residents and nationally funded researchers

  standardization of resident research requirements

  and organization of annual Department of Psychiatry Academic Research Day and Resident/Trainee Research Forum. The external funding model is characterized by the strategic involvement of residents

  psychiatrists

  external co-applicants

  and a series of accountability checks to facilitate the generation of grant applications from busy university and community faculty.

  Clinical Research Coordinator

  University of Saskatchewan

  College of Arts and Science

  University of Saskatchewan

  Reporting to the Dean

  the primary purpose of this position was to enhance research intensiveness and graduate and post-doctoral studies in the College of Arts and Science. Associated responsibilities included oversight of large infrastructure (Canadian Foundation for Innovation-CFI) and training (Strategic Training Initiatives in Health Research-STIHR) applications

  Tri-Council and other research programming

  development of research groups

  and recruitment and retention of College faculty and graduate students. The annual College of Arts and Science Graduate Student Exposition was initiated and organized from this position.

  Director of Research and Graduate Studies

  University of Saskatchewan

  College of Kinesiology

  University of Saskatchewan

  Duties included head coaching and administrative responsibilities for the University of Saskatchewan And Saskatchewan Canada Games men's volleyball programs. Successes included a Canadian Interuniversity Sport (CIS) National Championship in 1988

  three Canada West Universities Athletic Association championships

  and a gold medal at the 1987 Canada Games with Team Saskatchewan.

  Coach/Instructor-College of Kinesiology

  University of Saskatchewan

• 1984

  Master of Science (M.S.)

  Sport and Recreation Management

  University of Idaho

• 1976

  Bachelor of Arts (B.A.)

  Psychology

  University of Manitoba

• Responsibilities include head coaching and related activities in the service of developmental volleyball for boys. Since 2006

  I have volunteered with age classes ranging from 11U to 17U in the two clubs

  as well as the 2010 Saskatchewan National Team Challenge Cup entry (19U) and a year of assistant coaching with the University of Saskatchewan Huskies.

  Jeff's Crestwear Volleyball Club and University of Saskatchewan Huskie Volleyball Club

  editing of clinical and other health-related granting applications

  Strategic Planning

  Microsoft Word

  Leadership Development

  NCCP Level 3 coaching mentorship-volleyball

  Science

  Customer Service

  Program Development

  Coaching

  Leadership

  Team Building

  Nonprofits

  mental skills training for sport and physical activity

  Program Evaluation

  clinical research facilitation and capacity building

  Clinical Research

  Fundraising

  Microsoft Office

  Graham

  Thomas

  Graham

  University of Saskatchewan