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Roy Kammer is Interim Associate Dean in the College of Allied Health and Nursing and Assistant Professor in the Department of Health Science – Alcohol and Drug Studies at Minnesota State University, Mankato. He holds an Ed.D. in Educational Administration and has extensive experience in addiction counseling, prevention, and academic leadership.
Education:
- Ed.D. in Educational Administration/Adult and Higher Education, University of South Dakota
- M.A. in Pastoral Ministries, Mount Marty College
- M.A. in Educational Psychology and Counseling, University of South Dakota
- B.S. in Allied Health, Alcohol and Drug Studies, University of South Dakota
Roy Kammer's research centers on workforce development in addiction counseling, particularly peer recovery specialists, and alcohol and drug policy in higher education settings. He investigates ethical standards, certification frameworks, and prevention strategies. His teaching includes core courses such as HLTH 225, HLTH 240, HLTH 406, HLTH 407, and HLTH 456, focusing on substance use, ethics, and pharmacology.
His recent publications and presentations (2018–2021) reflect a strong trend in ethical frameworks for peer recovery, certification systems, and policy analysis in campus and community settings. The work spans public health, behavioral sciences, and higher education policy, with a consistent focus on workforce readiness and evidence-based practices in addiction services.
Scientific Awards:
- Fast Starter Award (2019), International Coalition for Addiction Studies Education
- Addiction Professional of the Year (2005), Southeast South Dakota Red Road Gathering
- Student Services – Extraordinary Award (2005), University of South Dakota
- National Advisor of the Year (2004), BACCHUS & GAMMA Peer Education Network
Roy Kammer has advised students in the Alcohol and Drug Studies program and has contributed to significant policy-related projects, including the Minnesota Department of Human Services’ evidence-based prevention workbook. His leadership roles include Executive Director of the Minnesota Certification Board and Dean at Hazelden Betty Ford Graduate School, indicating substantial grant and administrative involvement, though specific grants are not detailed. He is actively engaged in workforce development and educational reform in addiction studies.
Roy Kammer is not associated with a named laboratory or research team in the provided text, but his work is deeply collaborative, involving state agencies, professional boards, and national organizations in addiction and recovery services.
