Marilyn Armour, Ph.D.

Associate Professor and University Distinguished Teaching Professor

Curriculum Vitae (PDF)

Professional Interests

Clinical interventions with individuals, couples, and families; Clinical supervision; Cross Cultural supervision; Professional ethics and boundaries; Restorative justice; Research on families of homicide victims; Qualitative research methods.

Education

• Ph.D., University of Minnesota
• M.S.W., University of Minnesota
• B.A., Bard College

Teaching History

Faculty Research

• Defense-Initiated Victim Outreach (DIVO) in Texas Capital Cases (Open Society Institute) (2013)
• Institute for Restorative Justice & Restorative Dialogue
• Defense-Initiated Victim Outreach (DIVO) in Texas Capital Cases (Atlantic Philanthropies)
• Capital Case Litigation: DIVO Training for Texas Litigators (US DOJ – BJA)
• Defense Initiated Victim Outreach: A Pilot in Two States (Univ of GA / BJA, 2009)
• Forgiveness, Resilience, and Survivorship Among Holocaust Survivors (Tempelton Fdn., 2010)
• Evaluation of the Exceptional Care Pilot Project (2003)
• Bridges to Life: Thematic Analysis of Offender Responses to an In-Prison Restorative Justice Initiative (2005)
• State Survey of Crime Victims With Disabilities (2005)
• Developing Clinical Interventions for Family Members of Homicide Victims (2003)
• Managing Multiple Roles with Social Work Students (2003)
• Teaching and Learning Cultural Competence in Social Work Field Education (2003)
• The Lived Experience of Recovery from Severe Mental Illness (2003)
• Victim Offender Mediated/Dialogue in Crimes of Severe Violence (2003)