The History and Future of Correctional Psychology

Philip R. Magaletta, PhD, retired as the Chief of Clinical Education and Workforce Development for the Psychology Services Branch, Federal Bureau of Prisons, U.S. Department of Justice. He currently works as a Lead Scientist at ICF. He has administered and practiced correctional psychology for nearly two decades and is an author and co-editor of "The Practice of Correctional Psychology" published by Springer. He served as a faculty associate at Johns Hopkins University, as a Professorial Lecturer at George Washington University, and has lectured around the United States and Internationally. A graduate of University of Scranton, Magaletta earned his M.A. from Loyola College in Maryland and his Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology from St. Louis University. Early in his career, he was selected for the Myrl E. Alexander Award, a national award issued by the Bureau of Prisons for developing new techniques in correctional programs and implementing innovative correctional procedures. He was selected as a fellow in the American Psychological Association's Division of Public Service Psychologists and was also awarded the Division's Distinguished Career Award in 2015. His current interests include correctional and military psychological health and service delivery and workforce development, addictions, spirituality, and telehealth.

Marguerite Ternes, PhD joined the Psychology Department at Saint Mary's University in July 2014, after working for several years for the Correctional Service of Canada's research branch. Meg completed her B.A. at St. Francis Xavier University in 2001, then went on to complete an M.A. (2003) and Ph.D. (2009) in Forensic Psychology at the University of British Columbia. She is an author and co-editor of "The Practice of Correctional Psychology" published by Springer. Her research interests include substance use and addiction, correctional psychology, credibility assessment, eyewitness memory, and investigative interviewing.

Marc W. Patry, PhD is Professor of Psychology at Saint Mary's University in Halifax, Nova Scotia. In 2001 he received a Master of Legal Studies and a Ph.D. in Social Psychology from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. After leaving UNL, he worked for four years as Assistant Professor at his undergraduate alma mater, Castleton State College in Vermont. He is an author and co-editor of "The Practice of Correctional Psychology" published by Springer. He has been a faculty member at Saint Mary's University since 2005. His current research includes work on interrogations and confessions, eyewitness memory, law and public policy, and correctional psychology.

菲利普·R·馬加雷塔（Philip R. Magaletta），博士，曾任美國司法部聯邦監獄局心理服務部臨床教育與人力資源發展主任，現已退休。他目前在ICF擔任首席科學家。馬加雷塔從事矯正心理學的管理和實踐近二十年，是《矯正心理學實務》（The Practice of Correctional Psychology）的作者和共同編輯，該書由Springer出版。他曾擔任約翰霍普金斯大學的教職助理，喬治華盛頓大學的教授講師，並在美國及國際上進行演講。馬加雷塔畢業於斯克蘭頓大學，並在馬里蘭州的洛約拉學院獲得碩士學位，隨後在聖路易斯大學獲得臨床心理學博士學位。職業生涯早期，他獲得了Myrl E. Alexander獎，這是一項由聯邦監獄局頒發的全國性獎項，表彰他在矯正計劃中開發新技術和實施創新矯正程序的貢獻。他被選為美國心理學會公共服務心理學家分會的研究員，並於2015年獲得該分會的傑出職業獎。他目前的研究興趣包括矯正和軍事心理健康、服務提供與人力資源發展、成癮、靈性及遠程健康。

瑪格麗特·特內斯（Marguerite Ternes），博士，於2014年7月加入聖瑪麗大學心理學系，此前在加拿大矯正服務的研究部門工作了幾年。梅格於2001年在聖法蘭西斯哈維爾大學獲得學士學位，隨後在不列顛哥倫比亞大學完成了法醫心理學的碩士（2003年）和博士（2009年）學位。她是《矯正心理學實務》的作者和共同編輯，該書由Springer出版。她的研究興趣包括物質使用與成癮、矯正心理學、可信度評估、目擊者記憶和調查訪談。

馬克·W·帕特里（Marc W. Patry），博士，是新斯科舍省哈利法克斯聖瑪麗大學的心理學教授。他於2001年在內布拉斯加州林肯大學獲得法律研究碩士學位和社會心理學博士學位。離開UNL後，他在其本科母校佛蒙特州的卡斯爾頓州立學院擔任助理教授四年。帕特里是《矯正心理學實務》的作者和共同編輯，該書由Springer出版。自2005年以來，他一直是聖瑪麗大學的教職員工。他目前的研究包括對審訊和供詞、目擊者記憶、法律與公共政策以及矯正心理學的研究。