| Education:
B.A., Psychology, Religion: Gustavus
Adolphus College
M.A.R., Religion: Divinity School,
Yale University
M.S., Clinical Psychology: University
of Wyoming
Internship, Clinical Psychology: University
of Tennessee
Ph.D., Clinical Psychology: University
of Wyoming
Summary
Statement:
Dr. Kroupa’s primary responsibility
is directing all activities at the
Fayetteville TEACCH Center, a regional
center of Division TEACCH, which specializes
in services for individuals with autism
and their families. About 60% of his
time is spent in direct and indirect
clinical services, with the remainder
involved in administration, training,
and research.
Representative
Publications:
1. Kroupa, SE: The interpersonal world
of the pregnant adolescent: A multiple
comparison group approach. Dissertation
Abstracts International, 51, 3186B.
(University Microfilm No. 9030609),
1990.
2.
Kroupa, SE: Perceived parental acceptance
and female juvenile delinquency. Adolescence,
23: 171-185, 1988.
3.
Okwumabua, TM, & Kroupa, SE: Teenage
pregnancy: Multisystemic considerations.
In Child and Adolescent Disorders:
Developmental and Health Psychology
Perspectives, Morgan, S and Okwumabua,
TM (eds.), Hillsdale, NJ, Erlbaum
Publishers, 1990.
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