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Jim Van Treese, PhD, serves as Professor in the Social and Behavioral Sciences department within Ferris State University's College of Arts, Sciences and Education. His academic foundation includes advanced degrees in Educational Psychology from Michigan State University and foundational studies in Psychology.
His educational credentials feature:
- PhD in Educational Psychology, Michigan State University
- MA in Educational Psychology, Michigan State University
- BS in Psychology, Michigan State University
- AA in Psychology, North Central Michigan College
Dr. Van Treese's research concentrates on critical child development issues including ADHD diagnostics, attachment disorders, child abuse interventions, and the psychological impacts of domestic violence. His work bridges clinical psychology and educational practice, emphasizing evidence-based training for social service professionals and educators working with vulnerable youth populations.
Analysis of his publication timeline reveals consistent thematic focus across three decades, with recent work (2004-2016) addressing neurodevelopmental conditions like ADHD and vision disorders, alongside trauma responses to abuse, while earlier scholarship (1985-1992) examined structural educational frameworks such as kindergarten scheduling models. Professional training delivery represents a unifying thread throughout his career.
No scientific awards are documented in the available materials.
Dr. Van Treese has developed and delivered extensive professional training programs for the Fremont Area Community Foundation, Department of Human Services, National Association of School Psychologists, and multiple county agencies, covering foster care protocols, abuse intervention strategies, and ADHD management. The source documentation does not specify research grants or funding sources.
While active in community partnerships, no dedicated research laboratories or formal research teams are referenced in the provided information.
