| # | First Name | Last Name | Affiliation? [For identification only.] | State | Comment: |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 151 | Adrienne | Harris | NYU | NY | |
| 152 | Steven | Botticelli | City University, NYC | NY | |
| 153 | Sally | Hage | Teachers College, Columbia University | NY | |
| 154 | antonia | cedrone | APA, NYSPA | NY | |
| 155 | Joseph | Buckhalt | Auburn University | AL | |
| 156 | judith | schmidt | private practice | NY | |
| 157 | Kaethe | Weingarten | Harvard Medical School | MA | |
| 158 | Jeffrey | Shapiro | APA | PA | |
| 159 | J P | Cheuvront | Institute for the Psychoanalytic Study of Subjectivity | NY | |
| 160 | Sarah | Kass | Saybrook Graduate School and Research Center | NY | |
| 161 | Thomas | Greenspon | Greenspon Associates, P.A. | MN | |
| 162 | Andrea | Cousins | Western Massachusetts & Albany Association for Psychoanalytic Psychology (Div 39) | MA | |
| 163 | William F. | Flack Jr. | Bucknell University | PA | |
| 164 | Pauline | Ginsberg | Professor Emerita, Utica College | NY | |
| 165 | Margaret W. | Matlin | SUNY Geneseo | NY | |
| 166 | Anonymous | Anonymous | Associate Director, Forensic Psychiatry Kings County Hospital; Adjunct Assistant Professor, Columbia University; Adjunct Assistant Professor, Adelphi University | NY | |
| 167 | Anonymous | Anonymous | Our Lady of the Lake University | TX | |
| 168 | Robert | Barden | APA | MA | |
| 169 | anne | erreich | NYU Psychoanalytic Institute | NY | |
| 170 | Margaret | Cramer | Fielding Graduate University | MA | |
| 171 | Julian | Taber | Retired | WA | |
| 172 | Karen | Maroda | Asst. Clinical Professor of Psychiatry, Medical College of Wisconsin | WI | |
| 173 | Seth | Warren | Institute for Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy of NJ | NJ | |
| 174 | Audrey | Rosa | OACCPP | ||
| 175 | Daniel | Repinski | APA | NY | |
| 176 | William | Earnest, Ph.D | APA - Division 39 | FL | |
| 177 | James | Herbert | Drexel University | PA | |
| 178 | David | DeMatteo | Drexel University | PA | |
| 179 | Paul | Watsky | private practice | The only reason I have postponed resigning from APA because of its encouragement of torture is that psychologists within the organization have been working for change. | |
| 180 | David | Hartman | Private Practice | IL | I believe that APA membership is incompatible with training and supervising torture. |
| 181 | James | Wood | University of Texas at El Paso | TX | |
| 182 | Peter | Kuriloff | University of Pennsylvania | PA | Above all, psychologists should not only 'do no harm' but promote human welfare. All we know about torture is that it promotes evil. Psychologists should fight it not promote it. Ironically, all evidence suggests that torture promotes harm while being the least effective way to gather useful information from hostile people. APA should not only get out of this business but develop standards to make it clear that psychologists involved are behaving unethically. Peter Kuriloff Professor Graduate School of Education University of Pennsylvania |
| 183 | Edward | Biggs | Mental Health Clinic | CA | |
| 184 | Margaret | Hanke | APA | IN | |
| 185 | David | Devonis | Graceland University | IA | |
| 186 | Arnold | Bernstein | Prof Emeritus Queens College | NY | |
| 187 | Scott | Perna | APA | CA | |
| 188 | Robert | Kugelmann | University of Dallas | TX | |
| 189 | Lawrence | Wetzler | Faculty, Adelphi University Postgraduate Program in Psychoanalysis | NY | |
| 190 | Jon | Lieberman, Ph.D | Private Practice | NY | |
| 191 | Scott | Millis | Wayne State University | MI | |
| 192 | Stephanie | Alpert | NYU Psychoanalytic Institute | NY | |
| 193 | Virginia | Stern | Private Practice | NY | I have been stunned by the APA's reluctance - no denial - to face the cruelty and violence perpetrated by psychologists throughout the war. Criminal behaviour cannot ever be condoned - even when done by licensed professionals. We have sworn and dedicated our lives to healing. Those who participate in torture should certainly lose their licenses. |
| 194 | irving | sarnoff | Prof. Emeritus of Psychology, NYU | MA | |
| 195 | Douglas | Candland | Bucknell University | PA | |
| 196 | Howard | Covitz | APA/Div 39 and Sect 1 | PA | Not only is the Detainee policy unacceptable but the conflict over maintaining adequate records, maintaining confidentiality and the possible breaches through the Patriot Act makes it essential for APA to act with a unified voice. |
| 197 | Ganie | DeHart | SUNY Geneseo | NY | |
| 198 | Mary Catherine | Welsh | University of South Alabama | AL | |
| 199 | Marcia | Caron | Emory University | GA | |
| 200 | Anonymous | Anonymous | University of South Alabama | AL | This and many other instances of APA's impotence (e.g., handling of the Rind et al. article) makes me proud to say that I am NOT a member. |
Stephen Soldz
ssoldz@bgsp.edu
Steven Reisner
SReisner@psychoanalysis.net
Brad Olson
b-olson@northwestern.edu