RaeAnn E. Anderson

RaeAnn Anderson, Principal Investigator at the UND Sexual Violence Prevention Laboratory, is an academic and researcher dedicated to preventing sexual violence through clinically relevant research. Holding positions at the University of North Dakota and the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, she is actively engaged in designing and testing interventions aimed at mitigating sexual violence. RaeAnn’s research is driven by the goal of creating practical solutions to this pervasive issue. With 148 professional connections and a significant following, RaeAnn is well-regarded in her field. Although she has not yet posted any updates, her work continues to impact the academic community. RaeAnn's professional journey includes her current role as an Assistant Professor at the University of North Dakota, where she has served since July 2018. Prior to this, she was a Postdoctoral Researcher at Kent State University, focusing on trauma and violence. Her clinical psychology experience includes a one-year internship at the Ann Arbor Veteran's Administration Medical Center/University of Michigan Medical School, where she conducted evaluations, psychotherapy in the PTSD clinic, forensic assessments, and trauma research. Additionally, RaeAnn has taught as an Adjunct Professor at Carthage College, covering topics such as Adult Development & Aging and Abnormal Psychology. Her approach to teaching emphasizes multimedia and experiential learning, offering students a comprehensive understanding of psychological topics. Her early career includes roles as a Graduate Student Therapist at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, where she gained extensive practicum experience in various clinics, including the Women’s Resource Center and the Traumatic Stress and Anxiety Disorders Specialty Clinic. During this time, she conducted individual and group therapy, clinical assessments, and comprehensive clinical evaluations. RaeAnn's academic background is impressive, with a PhD in Clinical Psychology from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, where she achieved a 3.94 GPA. Her dissertation focused on women's responses to risk in a date rape analogue study. She also holds a BA in Psychology from The University of Kansas, with minors in African and African American Studies. Her academic achievements include several fellowships and awards. In addition to her teaching and research, RaeAnn is skilled in cognitive behavioral therapy and neuropsychological assessment. Her dedication to the field of psychology is evident through her extensive experience and commitment to addressing sexual violence through research and intervention. RaeAnn Anderson’s career reflects a profound commitment to understanding and preventing sexual violence. Her work at the University of North Dakota and other institutions exemplifies her dedication to both research and education, making significant contributions to the field of clinical psychology. With a strong academic and professional background, RaeAnn continues to influence the development of effective interventions and support for those affected by trauma and violence.