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Dr. Daniel Holland, Assistant Professor
Courses Instructed
Health Psychology
Meditation and Health
Abnormal
Psychology
Intro Psychology
Psychology and Public
Health
Personality
Current Projects
My work involves two primary areas: disability studies and
mindfulness-based health promotion.
Disability Studies: Much of my focus on disability
concerns research on internationl disability rights,
independent living, and community-based rehabilitation in
developing and transitioning contries. This work has involved
research with disability activists in post-communist Eastern
Europe and policy research on global disability issues. My
research has been facilitated through a Fulbright Senior
Fellowship, a Research Scholarship from the Woodrow Wilson
International Center, and a Mary E. Switzer Distinguished
Fellowship from the National Institute for Disability and
Rehabilitation Research of the U.S. Dept. of Education.
Mindfulness-Based Health Promotion:
My work in Mindfulness-Based Health Promotion
involves curriculum, research, and community outreach. Much of
this activity occurs within the Mindfulness-Based
Campus-Community Health Program at UALR. This work has
been supported by a 2001 Contemplative Practice Fellowship
from the American Council of Learned Societies and a Fulbright
Senior Specialist Award in 2004 that allowed me to teach some
of the curriculum in Austria.
Publications Holland, D. (2003). Grass roots promotion of community health and human rights for people with disabilities in post-communist Central Europe: A profile of the Slovak Republic. Disability & Society, 18, 133-143. MacDonald, D.A., & Holland, D. (2003). Spirituality and the MMPI-2. Journal of Clinical Psychology, 59, 399-410. Graduate Students
My current work supports the Health track of the graduate
program. I am willing to mentor students as well as advise
them regarding their master's projects or theses.
For Email : search Holland here: http://derrida.ualr.edu/tools/azindex/
University of Arkansas at
Little Rock
Department of Psychology
2801 S.
University
Little Rock, AR 72204-1099
501-569-3171
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