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Margaret Ann Keaton, PsyD.
Assistant Professor and Director of Student Services
(317) 788-3920
keatonma@uindy.edu
Degree: University of Indianapolis, 2006
Specialization: Child and Adolescent Development
Research Interests
- Conceptualization of Personality Disorder in Serial Murder
- Treatment of Violent Crime Victims
- Mental Health and the Legal System
- Homicide Detectives' Perceptions of Cognitions Involved in Surviving
Violent Crime
Undergraduate Courses Taught:
- Forensic Psychology: Criminal Minds
- Forensic Psychology: Law Enforcement
- Forensic Psychology: Criminal Behavior
- Brain and Behavior
- Child and Adolescent Development
Work Experience:
- Plainfield Juvenile Correctional Facility
- LaRue Carter Psychiatric Hospital
- Indiana Women's Prison
- Quinco Behavioral Health Systems
- Co-director of the Ruthann Popcheff Memorial Fund-works closely
with the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department's Victim
Assistance Program
Awards:
- Voted 2007 Faculty Member of the Year by the students and staff
of the University of Indianapolis School for Adult Learning
Publications:
- Keaton, M.A. (2008). "Personality disorder conceptualization in serial murder: A methodological critique and proposal". American Journal of Forensic Psychiatry, Vol. 29, No. 1, 31-46.
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