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Alexander Douglas Varn, Dipl.-Psych.
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Diplom in Psychology from the University of Mannheim, Germany February, 2003 The completion of Diplom in Psychology equates to the U.S.A. Bachelor of Science and Master of Science degrees in Psychology. Grade Point Average: 4.00. Additional subject: Forensic document examination Grade: 1.0*
Thesis: Approaches to offender profiling with a detailed examination of
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Vordiplom in Psychology from the University of Mannheim, Germany,November, 1997Grade Point Average: 3.80
Studies in Business Administration with an Intercultural Qualification, University ofMannheim, Germany, 1994 and 1995
Abitur from the Helene Lange Gymnasium, Mannheim, Germany,June, 1997Grade Point Average: 4.00
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Training in forensic document examination, Institut für Schriftvergleichung, University of Mannheim, Germany, 1998 and 1999
Traumatic Incident Reduction Workshop, San Antonio, Texas/USA, 2000
Dive instructor and course director (Moniteur ***), International Committee of Marine Conservation, Member of CMAS, Germany
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Neurology Ward, Klinikum Mannheim, Germany May 2000 - June 2000- - Clinical internship in neuro-psychology, responsible for testing and assessing the cognitive capabilities of neurological patients.
School of Business Administration, University of Mannheim, GermanyAugust 1997 - December 1998- Evaluation of the course of studies “Business Administration with an Intercultural Qualification” for the Dean of Studies. Responsible for data collection, data interpretation and generating the final report.
Family Therapy and Trauma Center, Greenville, South Carolina/USANovember 1999 - March 2000- Clinical internship with a concentration in the treatment of persons with PTSD
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Prison Psychologist in the Justice Department, State Prison of Saxony, Torgau, GermanySeptember 2003 - to current
EC Resource Teacher at James Martin Middle School, Charlotte, NCFebruary 2003 - July 2003- teaching of children with learning disabilities, behavioral and emotional impairment and mental disabilities. Junior consultant at MSE-Group, Ludwigshafen, GermanyAugust 2001 - April 2002- responsible for the preparation and launch of the Global Panel web site - event-management
Research assistant at the Dean’s Office, School of Business Administration, University of Mannheim, Germany 1994 – 2001 - work in the school’s Department of International Relations, counseling students wishing to study abroad as well as foreign students at the University of Mannheim
Research assistant at the office for Public Relations (Pressestelle), at the Akademie für Weiterbildung and at the Studium Generale at the University of Mannheim, Germany 1993 – 2000 - responsible for the programming of their homepages
Research assistant at the Dezernat I (Planning, Elections, Statistics) at the University of Mannheim, Germany 1998 – 2000 - statistical work for the annual report of the University of Mannheim
Work as a freelance translator for BASF AG, Loher AG and Mania AG 1996 – 2000 - translation of their annual reports, seminars and guide lines from German to English and English to German
Volunteer work at the Kibutz Kfar Menachem, Israel 1988 and 1989
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Languages |
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English (mother tongue), German (mother tongue), working knowledge in Spanish and FrenchEnglisch (Muttersprache)
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computer Skills |
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Microsoft Office programs, SPSS, Systat, HTML and Java Script Programing
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PubliCations |
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Queva, C., Varn, A. (1999). Bericht zur Evaluation des Studienganges Kultur-BWL (Engl.; Evaluation report of the course of studies “Business Administration with an Intercultural Qualification”). Administrative Publikation, Universität Mannheim.
Varn, A. (2002). Konzeptentwicklungen und klinische Erfahrungen zu Posttraumatischen Belastungsstörungen auf dem Hintergrund der Vietnam-Veteranen (Engl.; Concepts and clinical experience in PTSD gained through the work with Vietnam veterans). Praxis: Klinische Verhaltensmedizin und Rehabilitation, 15(57).
Varn, A. (2003). Konzeptentwicklungen und klinische Erfahrungen zu Posttraumatischen Belastungsstörungen auf dem Hintergrund der Vietnam-Veteranen (Engl.; Concepts and clinical experience in PTSD gained through the work with Vietnam veterans). In Zielke, M., Meermann, R., Hackhausen, W. (Hrsg.). Das Ende der Geborgenheit? Die Bedeutung von traumatischen Erfahrungen in verschiedenen Lebens- und Ereignisbereichen: Epidemiologie, Prävention, Behandlungskonzepte und klinische Erfahrungen. Lengerich: Pabst Science Publishers.
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