Faculty: Louis E. Jenkins, PhD, ABPP
Department Chair
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Professor Psychology Office: 102 Central Building |
Department chair
Diplomate in Clinical Psychology by American Board of Professional Psychology: #5436;
Psychologist, State of California: Psy 6079;
Marriage and Family Therapist, State of California: #4777;
School Psychologist, State of California: #042242294
Educational background:
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The Pennsylvania State University
1973 PhD Clinical Psychology -
Pepperdine University
1970 MA Psychology -
University of Nebraska
1959 MA Educational Psychology and Mental Measurements -
Union College
1954 BS Secondary Education and Business Administration
Current research projects:
Pharmacological Validation of Serotonin Depletion Checklist for Parkinson's Patients
Research interests:
Health related behaviors, high risk populations, clinical neuropsychology/brain behavior relationships, biological bases of behavior, cultural and diversity issues, psychology and religion.
Professional memberships (APA):
- Division 12: Society of Clinical Psychology
- Division 36: Psychology of Religion
- Division 40: Neuropsychology
- Division 41: American Psychology - Law
- Division 43: Family Psychology
- Division 45: Society for the Psychological Study of Ethnic Minority Issues
Professional memberships (other):
- American Psychological Society
- American Association of Christian Counselors
- Academy of Clinical Psychology
- American Board of Professional Psychology
- Council of Graduate Departments of Psychology
Related professional activities
- Loma Linda University International Trauma Team
- Prison Ministry
- Consultation: High Risk Populations
Selected publications
Jenkins, L.E. (1998). Confidentiality with the deaf client, California Psychologist, March.
Kraus, C., Iacono, R., Burley, T., Freier, K., Riggs, M., & Jenkins, L. (2002) Attentional processing in Parkinson's Disease: Hyperkinetic and akinetic type. Archives of Clinical Neuropsychology (Abstracts), 15, 8, 2002.