Chuck Stewart, Ph.D.

 

  

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EDUCATION:

 University of Southern California:  Ph.D. in Education (May 1995) specializing in Intercultural Education with an Administration Supplemental and an outside field with graduate certificate in The Program for the Study of Women and Men in Society.
Dissertation: The Efficacy of Sexual Orientation Training in Law Enforcement Agencies.(Note: the dissertation is approximately 200 single-spaced pages long. This link takes you to the abstract. From there you will be able to download the entire dissertation which will take a number of minutes.)

Masters in Education Administration (1991)
Thesis: Homosexuality and Public Education Law. (Note: the thesis is approximately 100 pages long and will take a number of minutes to download.)
 California State University Chico:  Single-Subject Secondary Cleared Credential
 University of California Los Angeles:  California Adult School Teaching Credential
 California State University Northridge:  B.S. Physics and Physical Science (1973 dual major - math minor). Graduate work in Secondary Education and toward a Master's Degree in Thermodynamics - Combustion Engineering.

 AWARDS:

2001 David Cameron, Legal Research Award for Homosexuality and the law.

Friends of Project 10, 1999 Literary Award for Sexually Stigmatized Communities.

Southern California Lambda Medical Association, 1999 President's Award for Sexually Stigmatized Communities.

1998 Lambda Literary Award, for my chapter in Overcoming heterosexism and homophobia: Strategies that work.

Hal Call Mattachine Scholar Award 1995

USC Robert Irving Fatt Memorial Scholarship 1992-93

 




CONFERENCES:

 2000, "Sexually Stigmatized Communities." Conducted workshop to show others how to develop and implement educational programs to reduce hate. Gay, Lesbian, Straight Education Network (GLSEN), Chicago, IL.

2000, ""Socially Stigmatized Communities." Conducted workshop to show others how to develop and implement educational programs to reduce hate. National Association for Gender Diversity Trainers, Scottsdale, AZ.

1999, "Socially Stigmatized Communities." Conducted workshop to show others how to develop and implement educational programs to reduce hate. National Conference on Peacemaking and Conflict Resolution, Phoenix, AZ.

1996, "Police Attitude toward Training on Sexual Orientation." Panel member and presenter at the Center for Police Organization Studies, a POST certified training course at the University of La Verne, CA.

1995, "The efficacy of sexual orientation training in law enforcement agencies." Presented at 21st Annual American Association of Affirmative Action Conference in Portland, Oregon.

1995, "The efficacy of sexual orientation training in law enforcement agencies." Presented at 5th Annual National Lesbian, Gay and Bisexual Graduate Conference, USC: Los Angeles, CA.

1994, "POST cultural Awareness Curriculum Update and Needs Assessment." Panel member and presenter at the Futures Committee of POST, Burlingame, CA.

1993, "California Commission on Peace Officers Standards and Training cultural awareness survey." Paper presented at the Comparative and International Education Society, Los Angeles, CA.