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Associate Academic Dean
Core Faculty, Center for Creative Change
 Summary of Education and Relevant Experience
B.A., M.S.W., University of Washington; Ph.D., Antioch University.
Shana Hormann is
an Associate Academic Dean for 2008-09, with responsibilities in such areas as program development (especially in collaboration with the Muckleshoot Tribal College), campus diversity and liaison with the University-wide "Blue Book Commission" on faculty roles and academic policy. She was on the faculty of University of Alaska S.E. for ten years, teaching for the university in a maximum-security prison and in the outlying villages. Her extensive experience includes direct service, supervision and administration, as well as providing training in group dynamics, organizational trauma and healing, and sexual assault and domestic violence trauma — spreading understanding and increasing awareness of intervention techniques for social-service professionals, clergy, lay people, school personnel, law enforcement officials and judges throughout the United States and Canada.
Affiliations
Presentations
Indigenizing Community Empowerment 2008. Download the PowerPoint here.
Organizational Trauma and Healing. View the presentation here (PDF).
Publications
Hower, Mark and Hormann, Shana. "Creative redesign for change." In Jon Wergin, Ed. Leadership in Place: How academic professionals can find their leadership voice. Anker Publishing, Boston, 2007.
Hormann, Shana and Vivian, Pat. "Towards an understanding of traumatized organizations and how to intervene in them." In Traumatology: The International Journal of the Academy of Traumatology, 2005.
Vivian, Pat and Hormann, Shana. "Organizational trauma and healing." In O.D. Practitioner, Winter 2002.
Hormann, Shana. "The Need for Gender-Specific Programming for Juvenile Females" and "Girls Who Commit Crimes: Bad Girls?"
Hormann, Shana and Bishop-Jones, Carol. "Teen Parenting Education Program for Incarcerated Youth." Manual produced by Echo Glen Children's Center, Juvenile Rehabilitation Administration, State of Washington.
Fortune, Marie M. and Hormann, Shana. "Family Violence: A Workshop Manual for Rural Communities." Manual produced by The Center for the Prevention of Sexual and Domestic Violence.
Hormann, Shana with Wendy Warnick. "Domestic Violence: A Curriculum for Officer Trainers." Designed for the Department of Public Safety, Governor's Council on Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault, Juneau, Alaska.
On Interest Area
"Together we build resilience in our families and organizations through connection and caring. I am committed to creating safe places for women and children."
On Teaching at Antioch
"Together — students, staff and faculty — we are an amazing and rigorous learning community, a community that both encourages and challenges."
Contact Information
Center for Creative Change
206-268-4908
Shana Hormann
206-268-4714
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