Curriculum Vitae for

 Rui (Roy) José Faria Pinheiro de Carvalho

• Ph.D. (1988) in History of Science, University of Wisconsin-Madison
  (Dissertation: A History of Humanistic Psychology).
• M.A. (1984) in History of Science, University of Wisconsin-Madison
  (Thesis: "Methods and Manifestations: The Wallace-Carpenter Debate Over  Spiritualism," Journal of Religion and Psychical Research, 11(1988):183-194, 12(1989):20-25).
• B.A. (1982) in Philosophy and History, Hebrew University of Jerusalem.

• 2008-     : Adjunct Professor of History, Texas Woman's University.
• 2006-     : Adjunct Professor of History, University of North Texas.
• 1992-06: Associate Professor of History, University of North Texas. (Retired in 2006).
• 1986-92: Assistant Professor, State University of New York--Institute of Technology.
• 1983-86: Teaching Assistant, University of Wisconsin-Madison.

• UNT, Faculty  Leave in Portugal (2005-06).
• UNT, Faculty Development Leave (Sabbatical, Spring 2000).
• UNT, Recognized as a Distributed Learning Pioneer at the Distributed Learning Pioneer Recognition Ceremony (December 13, 1999).
• UNT, Teaching with Technology Grant Program (1998).
• UNT, Faculty Research Grant (1993).
• SUNY-IT, Student Association Award for Excellence in Club Advising (1992) in recognition of dedication to the Latino Student Association.
• SUNY-IT, New York State/United University Professions Nuala McGann Drescher Affirmative Action Leave Grant (1990).
• Member, History of Science Society.
• Member, Association for Humanistic Psychology.
• Member, Editorial Board of the Journal of Humanistic Psychology since 1991.

• Graduate Seminar in Early Modern European Intellectual History:
  The Scientific Revolution (1992-06)
• Graduate Studies in Early Modern European Intellectual History:
  The Scientific Revolution (1992-06)
• Intellectual and Cultural History of Modern Europe (1992-05)
• Europe in the Nineteenth Century: 1815-1914 (1992-05)
• World History to & from 16th Century  (1992-)
• History of Science & Technology to Newton (1992-)
• History of Science & Technology from Newton (1992-)
• Intellectual & Cultural History of Medieval & Early Modern Europe (2000-05)
• US History to & from 1860 (1996-06)
• Graduate Studies in Modern European Intellectual History:
  The Idea of Human Nature (1991-95)
• Latinos in American History (1991)
• Understanding Human Nature (1986-1991)
• History and Systems of Psychology (1986-91)
• History of Scientific Thought (1986-91)
• Science, Technology & Society (1986-91)
• Pseudo-Science & the Occult (1986-91)
• Regulatory Issues (1986-91)
• History of Philosophy (1986-91)

• Web Master of the Department of History's web page (2003-06)
• Faculty Senator (1998-04)
• University Committee (Faculty Senate's executive committee, 2001-02)
• Faculty Senate's Committee on Committees (2001-02)
• Faculty Senate's Elections Committee (2001-04)
• Faculty Senate's Committee on Scholarly Misconduct (1997-2002)
• Arts & Sciences Faculty Council (1997-2000)
• Center for Distributed Learning Steering Committee (1998-2000)
• Undergraduate Committee (1998)
• Tenure and Promotion Committee (1995-05)
• Mentor, Office of the Dean of Students (1997-05)
• Election Judge (1992-1994, 1995-2000 )
• Mentor, Multicultural Scholastic Award (1996-97)
• Chair, Map Advisory Committee (1997)
• Library Committee (1995)
• Secretary, Graduate Committee (1993-95)
• Chair, History Department Self-Study Committee (1993)
• Secretary, Library Advisory Committee (1992)
• Faculty Advisor, Latino Student Association (SUNY-IT: 1990-92)
• Mohawk Valley Multiethnic Consortium of Colleges (SUNY-IT: 1990-92)
• Committee on Cultural Diversity (SUNY-IT: 1990-92)
• Affirmative Action Advisory Committee (SUNY-IT: 1990-92)
• Political Science Search Committee (SUNY-IT: 1991)
• Graduate Council (SUNY-IT: 1988-91)
• Chair, English Search Committee-3 positions (SUNY-IT: 1989)
• Academic Standards Committee (SUNY-IT: 1986-89)
• Library Advisory Committee (SUNY-IT: 1986-89)
• Writing Across the Disciplines Group (SUNY-IT: 1986-89)

• The Founders of Humanistic Psychology (New York: Praeger, 1991) ISBN 027594008, 221 p.
• The Growth Hypothesis in Psychology: The Humanistic Psychology of Abraham Maslow and Carl Rogers (San Francisco: Mellen Press, 1991) ISBN 0773499083, 167 p.
• The Growth Hypothesis in Psychology: The Humanistic Psychology of Abraham Maslow and Carl Rogers. Translated into Japanese by Professor Iroshi Ito (Tokyo: Shinsuisha Publishing, 1994) ISBN 4915165604 C0011, 240 p.
• A History of Scientific Thought and Technology in Western Civilization (New York, NY: Cummings & Hathaway, 1990) ISBN 0-943025-255-7, 424 p.

• Review of Donald Moss (Ed.). Humanistic Psychology and Transpersonal Psychology, Journal of the History of the Behavioral Sciences, 39(2003):93-94.
• Otto Rank, the Rankian Circle in Philadelphia,  and the Origins of Carl Rogers' Client-Centered Psychotherapy, History of Psychology, 2(1999):132-148.
• Maslow, Abraham Harold, in ed. John Garraty & Mark C. Carnes, American National Biography (New York: Oxford University Press, 1999), vol. 14, pp. 636-638.
• Rogers, Carl Ransom, in ed. John Garraty & Mark C. Carnes, American National Biography (New York: Oxford University Press, 1999), vol. 18, pp. 749-750.
• Rollo R. May (1909-1994): A Biographical Sketch, Review of Existential Psychology & Psychiatry, 24(1999):51-58. (A reprint of an essay with the same title published in Journal of Humanistic Psychology, 36(1996):8-16).
• Humanistic Psychology in Czechoslovakia, with Ivo Cermak, Journal of Humanistic Psychology, 37(1997):110-130.
• James F. T. Bugental: Portrait of a Humanistic Psychologist, Journal of Humanistic Psychology, 36(1996):42-57.
• Rollo R. May (1909-1994): A Biographical Sketch, Journal of Humanistic Psychology, 36(1996):8-16. (Reprinted in Review of Existential Psychology & Psychiatry, 24(1999):51-58).
• Humanistic Psychology in Czechoslovakia up to 1993, with Ivo Cermak (in Czech language), Sbornik k60. Vyroci casopisu Psychologie, (1995):117-129.
• History of Humanistic Psychology in Czechoslovakia (with Ivo Cermak, Academy of Sciences, Czech Republic). Paper read at the IV European Congress of Psychology, 2-7 July 1995, Athens, Greece.
• Introduction to the Japanese translation by Iroshi Ito of deCarvalho's The Growth Hypothesis in Psychology: The Humanistic Psychology of Abraham Maslow and Carl Rogers (Tokyo: Shinsuisha Publishing, 1994) ISBN 4915165604 C0011, 240 p.
• The Problem of Method in Humanistic Psychology, with Stanley Krippner, Methods: A Journal for Human Science, 3(1993):51-69. (A revised English version of the essay with the same title published in Russia).
• The Problem of Method in Humanistic Psychology, with Stanley Krippner (in Russian language), Psychological Journal of the Russian Academy of Science, 14(1993):113-126.
• Gordon W. Allport on the Nature of Prejudice, Psychological Reports, 72(1993):299-308.
• The Institutionalization of Humanistic Psychology, The Humanistic Psychologist, 20(1992):124-135. Reprinted in Frederick J. Wertz (ed.), The Humanistic Movement: Recovering the Person in Psychology (Lake Worth, FL: Gardner Press, 1993), pp. 13-23.
• The Humanistic Ethics of Rollo May, Journal of Humanistic Psychology, 32(1992):8-19.
• Maslow on Self-Actualization and Education, Research & Creative Expression(SUNY-IT), 4(1992):7-10
• Humanistic Ethics in Psychology, Journal of Integrative and Eclectic Psychotherapy, 10(1991):130-149.
• Gordon Allport and Humanistic Psychology, Journal of Humanistic Psychology, 31(1991):8-13.
• The Humanistic Paradigm in Education, The Humanistic Psychologist, 19(1991):88-104. Reprinted in Holistic Education Review, 4(1991):51-56.
• Abraham H. Maslow (1908-1970): An Intellectual Biography, Thought: A Review of Culture and Idea, 66(1991):32-50.
• Was Maslow an Aristotelian? Revisited, The Psychological Record, 41(1991):117-123.
• Contributions to the History of Psychology, LXIX: Gordon Allport on the Problem of Method in Psychology, Psychological Reports, 67(1990):267-275.
• A History of the 'Third Force' in Psychology, Journal of Humanistic Psychology, 30(1990):22-44.
• Who Coined the Term "Humanistic Psychology"? The Humanistic Psychologist, 18(1990):350-351.
• The Growth Hypothesis and Self-Actualization: An Existential Alternative, The Humanistic Psychologist, 18(1990):252-258.
• A Source on 19th Century Spiritualism, Science and Religion: Mason's letter to Draper, Journal of Religion and Psychical Research, 13(1990):124-128.
• The Rogerian Paradigm in Education, Research & Creative Expression(SUNY-IT), 2(1990):14-17.
• Rogerian Values in Psychology, Research & Creative Expression(SUNY-IT), 2(1990):8-10.
• Humanistic Psychology's Founders, Association for Humanistic Psychology Perspective, February 1990, pp. 6-7.
• Contributions to the History of Psychology, LXII: Carl Rogers' Naturalistic System of Ethics, Psychological Reports, 65(1989):1155-1162.
• Methods and Manifestations: The Wallace-Carpenter Debate Over Spiritualism, Journal of Religion and Psychical Research, 11(1988):183-94, 12(1989):20-5.
• Rollo May: Humanistic Psychologist, Research & Creative Expression(SUNY-IT), 1(1989):8-10.
• Uma Visao Geral da Psicologia Humanistica, (with Stanley Krippner), THOT, 49(1988):9-13. [An Overview of Humanistic Psychology, in Portuguese and published in a Brazilian psychological journal].
• Maslow's Mailing List, Association for Humanistic Psychology Perspective, October 1985, p. 9.
• Parapsychology and the History of Science: A Student's Experience, American Society for Psychical Research Newsletter, 8(1982):21.