John M. Whiteley
استاد · Moral development from late adolescence to early adulthood
University of California, Irvineمعرفی
John M. Whiteley is a Professor of Social Ecology at the University of California, Irvine, with a career spanning over four decades. His work bridges moral development, peace studies, and sustainability initiatives. He has held academic roles at UCI since 1973 and received prestigious recognition as a Fellow of the American Psychological Association.
Educational Background:
- B.A. in Political Science, Stanford University (1961)
- Ed.M. in Guidance, Harvard University (1962)
- Ed.D. in Counseling Psychology, Harvard University (1963-1964)
- Postdoctoral Fellowship in Psychology, Harvard University (1963-1964)
Research Focus: Whiteley's scholarship examines:
- Conflicts between citizen advocacy and U.S. national security policies, particularly around nuclear weapons production
- Moral development in college students through initiatives like the Sierra Project
- Peace and security in the 20th/21st centuries through 200+ interviews
- Sustainability programs addressing gender equality, coastal resilience, and global equity
His publications span historical analysis of counseling psychology, vocational development, and peacebuilding frameworks. His work has been translated into Chinese and supported by grants from foundations. Whiteley's methodological approach combines interdisciplinary perspectives, empirical research, and practical applications for societal transformation.
Scientific Awards:
- Fellow, American Psychological Association (1979)
- Founding Editor of The Counseling Psychologist (1968-1984)
