Dr. Clark C. Rose

Clark Rose
Dr. Clark C. Rose

Professor of Psychology/Chair, Department of Psychology

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Direct Office Phone: 423-775-7279

Field of Study: Psychology

Office: Psychology Department

Academic Degrees
  • Ph.D. Counseling Psychology, University of Georgia
  • M.S. Community Counseling, University of Tennessee, Knoxville
  • B.A. English Literature, University of Tennessee, Knoxville

Biography

Dr. Clark Rose joined Bryan College in 2001. He is a Tenured Professor of Psychology and Chair of the Psychology Department. He is a Licensed Professional Counselor and a Mental Health Service Provider with the State of Tennessee. Clark is a Tennessee native having been born in Chattanooga, TN while attending Boyd-Buchanan School (K-6) and McCallie School (7-12). He earned his Bachelor of Arts in English Literature with a Business Minor and a Master of Science in Mental Health Counseling from The University of Tennessee, Knoxville. He played baseball at The University of Tennessee at Knoxville where he was an Academic All-American and Captain. He was a graduate assistant coach as well. He earned his Ph.D. in Counseling Psychology from The University of Georgia, Athens. He worked in the mental health field for several years serving adolescents and adults. In 1994, Clark married Yvonne, a professor in the Exercise & Health Science Department at Bryan College. They have 2 adult children, Annessa and Reece. They currently reside in Spring City, TN.

Publications, Research, & Editing

  • Rose, C. Glaser, B.A., Calhoun, G.B. & Bates, J. M. (in press). “Assessing the parents of juvenile offenders: A preliminary validation study of the Juvenile Offender Parent Questionnaire.” Child and Family Behavior Therapy.
  • Rose, C., Glaser, B. A., & Roth, E. (1998). “Elevation and Deflation in Self-Concept Level Among Juvenile Delinquents: Implications for Placement and Intervention.” Journal of Offender Rehabilitation, 27, 107-122.

Conference & Workshop Presentations

  • Rose, C., (April, 2021) “Holding on to Hope – In the Eye of the Storm.” A chapel talk delivered at Bryan College to the Students, Faculty, and Staff.
  • Rose, C. (August, 2019) “Advising: Best Practices” A workshop delivered at faculty workshop. Dayton, TN.
  • Rose, C., (September, 2019) “Anxiety – Moving from Chaos to Peace.” A chapel talk delivered at Bryan College to the Students, Faculty, and Staff.
  • Rose, C., (2018) “Psychology Through the Lens of Redemption.” A talk delivered at an Evening with Bryan Advancement Event (alumni & friends) in Charlotte, North Carolina.
  • Rose, C., (2018) “Psychology Through the Lens of Redemption.” A talk delivered at an Evening with Bryan Advancement Event (alumni & friends) in Houston, Texas.
  • Rose, C., (2018) “Psychology Through the Lens of Redemption.” A talk delivered at an Evening with Bryan Advancement Event (alumni & friends) in Knoxville, Tennessee.
  • Rose, C., (2018) “Psychology Through the Lens of Redemption.” A talk delivered at an Evening with Bryan Advancement Event (alumni & friends) in Knoxville, Tennessee.
  • Rose, C., (November, 2018) “Job 3 – Winter of the Heart & The Ensuing Spring.” A chapel talk delivered at Bryan College to the Students, Faculty, and Staff.
  • Rose, C., (October, 2018) “Toxic vs. Healthy Relationships.” A talk given in College Success Seminar to Freshmen.
  • Rose, C., (October, 2017) “Austria – Pro Mente Internships and Mental Health System.” A talk delivered at Bryan College to the Retirees.
  • Pacurari, R., Rose, C., and Tuttle, K., (October, 2017) “Anxiety and Stress.” A chapel talk/panel delivered at Bryan College to the Students, Faculty, and Staff.
  • Rose, C., (October, 2017) “Toxic vs. Healthy Relationships.” A talk given in College Success Seminar to Freshmen.
  • Doran, J., Pacurari, R., Pettway, A, and Rose, C., (March, 2017) “Toxic Relationships.” A chapel talk/panel delivered at Bryan College to the Students, Faculty, and Staff.
  • Rose, C., (December, 2016) “The Stages of Grief: An Experiential Workshop”, Bryan College.
  • Rose, C., (November, 2016) “Dealing with Pain and Suffering.” A chapel talk delivered at Bryan College to the Students, Faculty, and Staff.
  • Rose, C., Wollert, M. and Hood, R. (April, 2016) Cleveland State Community College’s Psychology Lecture Series: Psychology and Religion Panel Discussion https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dLwi0DMoN9M
  • Rose, C. (November, 2015) “The Nemesis and Archenemy of Peace – Anxiety.” A chapel talk delivered at Bryan College to the Students, Faculty, and Staff.
  • Rose, C. (May, 2011) “Writing in the Workplace.” The Episcopal School of Knoxville, TN.
  • Rose, C. (April, 2011) “Christianity & Psychology: Five Views - A Journey Not a Destination” Indianapolis, Indiana
  • Rose, C. (February, 2011) “The Me God Wants Me to Be.” A chapel talk delivered at Bryan College to the Student body.
  • Rose, C. (March, 2011) “The Couch – Doubt.” A conversation with other professors on the topic of doubt delivered at Bryan College.
  • Rose, C. (July, 2009) “Personal Response Systems in the Teaching & Learning Environment,” Bryan College, Dayton, TN.
  • Piatt, J. & Rose, C. (August, 2008) Advising: Shared Responsibility. A workshop delivered at faculty workshop. Dayton, TN.
  • Rose, C. (February, 1999) The Sacred Romance. A chapel talk delivered at Bryan College to the student body. Dayton, TN.
  • Rose, C. (November, 1998) How to be a more effective peer counselor. A seminar given to Resident Assistants at Bryan College. Dayton, TN.
  • Rose, C. (October, 1998) Improving interpersonal relationships. A presentation as part of the Freshman Year Experience Curriculum. Dayton, TN.
  • Rose, C. (June, 1998). Acquaintance rape: Education and information. A presentation delivered three times at UT - Knoxville Student Orientation for incoming freshmen, Knoxville, TN.
  • Rose, C. (March, 1998). Stress prevention and management. A workshop at Clement Hall, The University of Tennessee, Knoxville, TN.
  • Rose, C. (December, 1997). Stress prevention and management for residence hall staff. A workshop at The University of Tennessee, Knoxville, TN.
  • Glaser, B., Calhoun, G., Shearer, R., Forkner, C.B.W., Rose, C., Mann, K., & Psalter, R. (April, 1997). Collaboration between systems that can effectively target delinquency. A panel discussion at the Southeastern Psychological Association Conference, Atlanta, GA.
  • Glaser, B., Rose, C., & Forkner, C.B.W. (1997, January). The partnership of research and group work: Compatible mates or strange bed fellows. A panel discussion and workshop at the Association for Specialists in Group Work Fifth National Conference, Athens, GA.
  • Glaser, B., Rose, C., Warner, C.B., Calhoun, G., Kadish, T., & Vaughn, J. (1996, April). Critical issues facing the schools today. A panel discussion presented at the meeting of the Georgia Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development (GASCD) 1996 Annual Spring Conference, Athens, GA.
  • Glaser, B., Rose, C., Calhoun, G., Warner, C.B. & Socherman, R. (1996, January). The synthesis of community outreach: Using group work principles for the goal of community empowerment. Workshop presentation at the Association for Specialists in Group Work Fourth National Conference, Athens, GA.
  • Glaser, B., Warner, C.B., Rose, C., Risler, E., & Socherman, R. (1995, October). The Juvenile Counseling and Assessment Program Team (JCAP Team), A collaboration of community, juvenile justice system, and academia in intervention of juvenile delinquency. Symposium presented at the Twelfth Annual Southeastern EcoCommunity Conference, Smith Mountain Lake, VA.
  • Rose, C., & Cook, Y.S. (1994, October). Stress prevention and management for athletic academic counselors. Workshop presentation at the National Collegiate Athletic Association (Division I) Academic Counselors of Athletes Conference, Atlanta, GA.
  • Rose, C. (1993, April). Sex offender treatment in a locked, secure facility: the need for treatment in correctional settings. Presentation delivered at the Tennessee Corrections Conference, Chattanooga, TN.
  • Rose, C. (1991, May). Encouragement and the power that it possesses to unlock the human spirit. Presentation given at McCallie High School, Chattanooga, TN.
  • Rose, C., (1989, February). Academic and athletic success. Presentation at Bearden High School Baseball Team's Annual Booster Club Meeting, Knoxville, TN.

Each graduation in May as the Psychology seniors walk across that stage to receive their diplomas, it is bittersweet because each one is like one of my own kids and part of the bigger Bryan family. Bryan faculty and staff care about one another and there is a great sense of community here.

— Dr. Clark Rose

Professor of Psychology/Chair, Department of Psychology  |  Psychology  | 

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