JOSEPHINE G. KNOX PRYCE, Associate Professor

Degrees:
•B.S.W., Our Lady of the Lake University
•M.S.W., Our Lady of the Lake University
•Ph.D., University of California-Berkeley

Field(s) of interest:
AIDS and mental health; social work with military families; practice evaluation; veterans and their families; secondary traumatic stress; child welfare

Selected Publications:
Martin, J. I. & Knox, J. (1997). Loneliness and sexual risk behavior in gay men. Psychological Reports, 81, 815-825.

Knox, J. & Price, D. H. (1999). Total force and the new American military family: Implications for social work practice. Families in Society: The Journal of Contemporary Human Services, 80(2), 128-136.

Martin, J. I. & Pryce, J. (Knox). (1999). The role of intimacy in HIV prevention among gay men. The National Social Science Journal, 13(1), 64-69.

Pryce, J. (Knox). (2000). Methodological and ethical issues in research on lesbians and gay men. Social Work Research, 24(1), 51-59.

Pryce, J. K. & Pryce, D. H. (2000). Healing psychological wounds of war veterans: Vet centers and the social contract. Tulane Studies in Social Welfare: Disaster and Traumatic Stress Research and Intervention, XXI-XXII, 267-283.

Prcye, J.G., Shackelford, K.K., & Pryce, D.H. (2007). Secondary traumatic stress and the child welfare professional. Chicago:  Lyceum Books.

Prcye, J.G., Shackelford, K.K., & Pryce, D.H. (2007). Secondary traumatic stress and the child welfare professional:  Training manual. Chicago:  Lyceum Books.