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Bret R. Kloos -- 6Townley†, G., Miller†, H., & Kloos, B. (2013). A little goes a long way: Assessing distal socialsupport for individuals with psychiatric disabilities. American Journal of CommunityPsychology, 52, 84-96.Adams, Z.W., Hankin, B.L., Danielson, C.K., Flory, K., & Kloos, B. (2013). Associations betweenalcohol use disorder symptoms and PTSD symptoms among survivors of hurricaneKatrina: Baseline and 8-month follow-up. Alcoholism: Clinical and ExperimentalResearch, 37, 35A.Davis†, B.A., Townley†, G, & Kloos, B. (2013). The Roles of Clinical and Non-clinical Dimensionsof Recovery in Promoting Community Activities for Individuals with PsychiatricDisabilities. Psychiatric Rehabilitation Journal. 36 (1) 51-53.Kloos, B. & Townley†, G. (2011). Investigating the relationship between neighborhoodexperiences and psychiatric distress for individuals with serious mental illness.Administration and Policy in Mental Health and Mental Health Services Research, 38 105116.Townley†, G. & Kloos, B. (2011). Examining the psychological sense of community forindividuals with serious mental illness residing in community settings. CommunityMental Health Journal, 47, 436-446.Townley†, G., Kloos, B., Green†, E.P., & Franco, M. (2011). Reconcilable Differences? Humandiversity, cultural relativity, and sense of community. American Journal of CommunityPsychology. 47, 69-85.Fields†, A.M., Swan, S., & Kloos, B. (2010). “What it means to be a woman”: Ambivalent sexismin female college students’ experiences and attitudes. Sex Roles, 62, 554-567.Glass†, K., Flory, K., Hankin, B.L., Kloos, B., & Turecki, G. (2009). Are coping strategies, socialsupport, and hope associated with psychological distress among Hurricane Katrinasurvivors? Journal of Social and Clinical Psychology, 28, 779-795.Kloos, B. & Shah, S. (2009). A social ecological approach to investigating relationships betweenhousing and adaptive functioning for persons with serious mental illness. AmericanJournal of Community Psychology, 44, 316-326.Flory, K., Hankin, B.L., Kloos, B., Cheely†, C., & Turecki, G. (2009). Alcohol and cigarette use andmisuse among Hurricane Katrina survivors: Psychosocial risk and protective factors.Substance Use and Misuse, 44, 1-14.Green†, E.P. & Kloos, B. (2009). Facilitating youth participation in a context of forced migration:A photovoice project in northern Uganda. Journal of Refugee Studies, 22 (4) 460-482.

Bret R. Kloos -- 7Kloos, B., Flory, K., Hankin, B.L., Cheely†, C.A., & Segal†, M. (2009). Investigating the roles ofneighborhood environments and housing-based social support in the relocation of personsmade homeless by Hurricane Katrina. Journal of Prevention and Intervention in theCommunity. 37, 143-154.Townley†, G. & Kloos, B. (2009). Development of a measure of sense of community forindividuals with serious mental illness residing in community settings. Journal ofCommunity Psychology. 37, 362-380.Townley†, G., Kloos, B., & Wright†, P.A (2009). Understanding the experience of place:Expanding methods to conceptualize and measure community integration of persons withserious mental illness. Health & Place, 15, 520-531.Flory, K., Kloos, B., Hankin, B.L. & Cheely†, C.A. (2008). Clinical research after catastrophicdisasters: Lessons learned from Hurricane Katrina. Professional Psychology: Researchand Practice, 39, 107-112.Wright†, P.A. & Kloos, B. (2007). Housing environment and mental health outcomes: A levels ofanalysis perspective. Journal of Environmental Psychology, 27, 79-89.Sikkema, K.J., Meade†, C.S., Doughty-Berry, J.D. Zimmerman, S.O., Kloos, B., & Snow, D.L.(2006). Community-level HIV prevention for persons with severe mental illness living insupportive housing programs: A pilot intervention study. Journal of Prevention &Intervention in the Community, 33, 121-135.Kloos, B., Gross†, S.M., Meese†, K.J., Meade, C.S., Doughty, J.D., Hawkins†, D.D., Zimmerman,S.O., Snow, D.L., Sikkema, K.J. (2005). Negotiating risk: Knowledge and use of HIVprevention by persons with serious mental illness living in supportive housing. AmericanJournal of Community Psychology, 36, 357-372.Kloos, B. (2005). Community science: An alternative place to stand? American Journal ofCommunity Psychology, 35, 259-267.Wandersman, A., Kloos, B., Linney, J.A., & Shinn, M. (2005). Science and community psychology:Enhancing the vitality of community research and action. American Journal ofCommunity Psychology, 35, 105-106.Shahar, G, Wisher, A., Chinman, M., Sells, D., Kloos, B., Tebes, J.K., & Davidson, L. (2004).Trauma and adaptation in severe mental illness: The role of self-reported abuse andexposure to community violence. Journal of Trauma and Dissociation, 5(1), 29-47.Chinman, M., Kloos, B, O’Connell†, M., & Davidson, L. (2002). Service providers’ views ofpsychiatric mutual support groups. Journal of Community Psychology, 30, (4), 349-366.

Bret R. Kloos -- 8Kloos, B., Zimmerman, S.O., Scrimenti, K., & Crusto†, C. (2002). Landlords as partners forpromoting success in supported housing: "It takes more than a lease and a key”.Psychiatric Rehabilitation Journal, 25 (3), 235-244.Moore, T., Kloos, B., Rasmussen, R. (2001). A reunion of ideas: Complementary inquiry andcollaborative interventions of spirituality, religion, and psychology. Journal ofCommunity Psychology, 29 (5), 487-495.Rowe, M., Kloos, B., Chinman, M, Davidson, L. & Cross, A.B. (2001). Homelessness, mentalillness, and citizenship. Social Policy and Administration, 35 (1), 14-31.Kloos, B. & Moore, T. (2000). The prospect and purpose of locating community research andaction in religious settings. Journal of Community Psychology, 28 (2), 119-137.Kloos, B. & Moore, T. (2000). Introduction to special issue on spirituality, religion, andcommunity psychology. Journal of Community Psychology, 28 (2), 115-118.Davidson, L., Chinman, M., Kloos, B., Weingarten, R., Stayner, D., & Tebes, J.K. (1999). Peersupport among individuals with severe mental illness: A review of evidence. ClinicalPsychology: Science and Practice, 6 (2), 165-187.Kloos, B., McCoy, J., Stewart, E., Thomas, R.E., Wiley, A. Good, T.L., Hunt, G., Moore, T.,Rappaport, J. (1997). Bridging the gap: A community-based, open systems approach toneighborhood and school consultation. Journal of Educational and PsychologicalConsultation, 8 (2), 175-196.Good, T.L., Wiley, A., Thomas, R.E., Stewart, E., McCoy, J., Kloos, B., Hunt, G., Moore, T., &Rappaport, J. (1997). Bridging the gap between schools and community: Organizing forfamily involvement in a low-income neighborhood. Journal of Educational andPsychological Consultation, 8 (3), 277-296.Kloos, B., Horneffer, K., & Moore, T. (1995). Before the beginning: Religious leaders' perceptionsof the possibility for mutually beneficial collaboration with psychologists. Journal ofCommunity Psychology, 23 (4), 275-291.†Denotes a student co-authorBooks, Book Chapters, Policy Articles, Book ReviewsKloos, B., & Johnson, R.W. (in press). Prospects for Synergies and Symbiosis: Relationshipsbetween Community Psychology and Other Subdisciplines of Psychology. In M.A. Bond,C.B. Keys, & I. Serrano-García (Eds.), APA Handbook of community psychology: VOLUME I:Theoretical Foundations, Core Concepts, and Emerging Challenges. Washington, DC: AmericanPsychological Association

Bret R. Kloos -- 9Nelson, G., Kloos, B., & Ornelas, J. (in press). Community psychology and community mentalhealth. In M.A. Bond, C.B. Keys, & I. Serrano-García (Eds.), APA Handbook of communitypsychology: Volume II – Methods of community psychology: Research and applications.Washington, DC: American Psychological Association.Hill, J.L., Kloos, B., Thomas, E., & Wandersman, A. (2015). Prevention Science. In J. Wright (Ed.)International Encyclopedia of Social and Behavioral Sciences: Area 10, 2nd Edition. (pp.883–890). New York: Elsevier.Kloos, B. (2015). Strategic complacency, embracing risk, and sustaining SCRA. The CommunityPsychologist, 48, (3) 1-3.Kloos, B. (2015). Creating resources and opportunities for community psychology. TheCommunity Psychologist, 48, (2) 1-3.Kloos, B. (2015). Expanding how we “give away” community psychology. The CommunityPsychologist, 48, (1) 1-3.Kloos, B. (2014). Community research, action, and reflection. The Community Psychologist, 47,(4) 1-3.Kloos, B. (2014). Continuous quality development: Education and training in communitypsychology. The Community Psychologist, 47, (3).Nelson, G., Kloos, B., & Ornelas, J. (Eds.) (2014). Community Psychology and Community MentalHealth: Towards Transformative Change. Society for Community Research and ActionBook Series. New York: Oxford University Press.Kloos, B., Ornelas, J., & Nelson, G. (2014). Drawing Upon Community Psychology History andTheory as Resources for Transformative Change in Mental Health. In G. Nelson, B. Kloos,& J. Ornelas (Eds.) Community Psychology and Community Mental Health: TowardsTransformative Change (pp., 23-50). Society for Community Research and Action BookSeries. New York: Oxford Press.Nelson, G., Kloos, B., Ornelas, J. (2014). Transformative Change in Community Mental Health: ACommunity Psychology Framework. In G. Nelson, B. Kloos, & J. Ornelas (Eds.)Community Psychology and Community Mental Health: Towards TransformativeChange (pp., 3-20). Society for Community Research and Action Book Series. New York:Oxford Press.Kloos, B., Townley†, G., Chien†, V., Davis†, B.A., Kurzban†, L. & Asiamah†, D.A. (2014).Recovering Community in Mental Health: The Contributions and Challenges ofCommunity Psychology. In G. Nelson, B. Kloos, & J. Ornelas (Eds.) CommunityPsychology and Community Mental Health: Towards Transformative Change (pp., 205227). Society for Community Research and Action Book Series. New York: Oxford Press.

Bret R. Kloos -- 10Nelson, G., Kloos, B., & Ornelas, J. (2014). Transformative Change in Community Mental Health:Future Directions. In G. Nelson, B. Kloos, & J. Ornelas (Eds.) Community Psychology andCommunity Mental Health: Towards Transformative Change (pp., 373-388). Society forCommunity Research and Action Book Series. New York: Oxford Press.Kloos, B., Hill, J., Thomas, E., Wandersman, A., Elias, M.J., & Dalton, J.H. (2012). Communitypsychology: Linking individuals and communities, 3rd Edition. Belmont, CA:Wadsworth/ Cengage.Dalton, J.H., Hill, J., Thomas, E. & Kloos, B. (2012). Chapter 21: Community Psychology. In D.K.Freedheim (Ed.) Handbook of Psychology: History of Psychology, Volume 1, 2nd Edition (pp., 468487). Hoboken, NJ: John Wiley & Sons.Kloos, B., Scrimenti, K., Masson, N., Zimmerman, S.O., Davis†, B.A. & Snow, D.A. (2012).Developing a tenant organization as a resource for supported housing. In C.Walker, K.Johnson, & L. Cunningham (Eds.). Community psychology and the economics of mentalhealth: Global perspectives (pp. 206-221). London: Palgrave Macmillan.Kloos, B. (2010). Creating Settings for Training in Collaborative Community Practice. TheCommunity Psychologist, 43 (3), 10.Kloos, B. (2010). Creating new possibilities for promoting liberation, well-being, and recovery:Learning from experiences of psychiatric consumers / survivors. In G. Nelson, & I.Prilleltensky, (Eds.) Community psychology: In pursuit of well-being and liberation, 2ndEdition (pp. 453-476). London: MacMillan.Kloos, B. (2007). Finding value in a community practice and research dialectic. TheCommunity Psychologist, 40 (2), 99-101.Kloos, B. (2005). Evidence of the potential for self-help and mutual support to improve wellbeing: Continuities and vitality in new contexts. The Community Psychologist, 38 (2), 3334.Kloos, B. (2005). Creating new possibilities for promoting liberation, well-being, and recovery:Learning from experiences of psychiatric consumers / survivors. In G. Nelson, & I.Prilleltensky, (Eds.) Community psychology: In pursuit of well-being and liberation (pp.426-447). London: MacMillan.Kloos, B. (2004). Self-help and mutual support. The Community Psychologist, 37, (1) 23-25.Kloos, B. (1998). Preaching to inquire: The search for significance in times of stress. TheCommunity Psychologist, 31 (4) 32-34.

Bret R. Kloos -- 11Davidson, L., Chinman, M., Kloos, B., Lambert, S., Stayner, D.A., & Tebes, J.K. (1997). Mentalillness as a psychiatric disability: Shifting the paradigm toward mutual support. TheCommunity Psychologist, 30, (1) 19-21.Evaluation ReportsKloos, B., Snow-Hill, N., Archie, D. (2016). The Scale and Scope of Family Homelessness inRichland County. 50 pp.Snow-Hill, N., Kloos, B., & Floyd, A. (2014). Community Assessment of Youth in Transition inColumbia, South Carolina. 25 pp.Kloos, B. (2000). Making an Impact on Homelessness in Connecticut through Outreach Services toPersons with Serious Mental Disorders: Final Report of ACCESS Evaluation of ClientOutcomes, Years 1, 2, 3, and 4. 65 pp.Kloos, B. & Tebes, J. (1998). Making an Impact on Homelessness in Connecticut through OutreachServices to Persons with Serious Mental Disorders: ACCESS Evaluation of Client Outcomes,Years 1, 2, and 3. 44 pp.Kloos, B. & Tebes, J. (1997). Making an Impact on Homelessness in Connecticut through OutreachServices to Persons with Serious Mental Disorders: ACCESS Evaluation of Client Outcomes,Years 1 and 2. 42 pp.Kloos, B. & Tebes, J. (1997). Gambling by Connecticut Public High School Students. 184 pp.Invited Presentations - ResearchKloos, B. (2016, February). Promoting meso-system interventions to create conditions for empowerment.International Christian University, Tokyo, JapanKloos, B. (2013, May). The COLA guide: From practical resource to linking resource? Lecture given atthe National Institute of Disability and Rehabilitation Research. Washington, D.C.Kloos, B. & Ornelas, J. (2012. June). Transformative Change in Mental Health. Colloquium at theUniversidad do Porto, Porto, Portugal.Kloos, B., Nelson, G. & Ornelas, J. (Chairs). (2012, June). Transformative Change in CommunityMental Health. A Day-long Pre-Conference Workshop at the Fourth InternationalConference on Community Psychology, Barcelona, Spain.

Bret R. Kloos -- 12Kloos, B. (2012, March). Recovering Community in Mental Health. Lecture given as part of theCiclo de Palestras Fulbright Portugal. Camões Institute, Lisboa, Portugal.Kloos, B. (2012, March). New Developments in Community Psychology. Lecture/Discussion giventhe Instituto Superior de Psicologia Aplicada – Instituto Universitario. Lisboa, Portugal.Kloos, B. (2012, February). Investigating Relationships between Social Environments and AdaptiveFunctioning: A Community Psychology Approach. Colloquium for the Instituto Superior dePsicologia Aplicada – Instituto Universitario. Lisboa, Portugal.Kloos, B., Nelson, G. & Ornelas, J. (Chairs). (2011, June) Transformative Change in Mental Health. ADay-long Pre-Conference Meeting of the Society for Community Research and Action,Chicago IL.Kloos, B. (2010, December). The Recovery of Community in Mental Health. Colloquium for theDepartment of Psychology, Universidad de Puerto Rico. San Juan, Puerto Rico.Kloos, B. (2008, June). Promotion of Well-Being & Recovery for Persons with Mental Illness. A twoday workshop at the Pre-Conference Institute of the 2nd International Conference onCommunity Psychology, Lisbon, Portugal.Kloos, B. (2007, April). Investigating housing environments for persons with serious mental illness livingin supported housing. Colloquium at the Psychiatric Research Center, Dartmouth University,Lebanon, NH.Kloos, B. (2007, March). Investigating housing environments for persons with serious mental illnessliving in supported housing. Colloquium at the Center for Mental Health Policy and ServicesResearch, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA.Kloos, B. (2006, December). Housing, adaptive functioning, and serious mental illness. PsychologyHonor Society Lecture, St. Olaf College, Northfield, MN.Kloos, B. (2006, June). The social ecology of resilience. Invited panel participant: Resilience, theory, andaction. Summer Institute on Community, Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ.Kloos, B. (2003, March). Cultivating Recovery: The Relevance of Social Ecology for Persons with Seriousand Persistent Mental Illness. Invited presentation for the Institute for Health, Health CarePolicy and Aging Research, Rutgers University, Piscataway, NJ.Kloos, B. (1996, October). The promise of mutual help: Addressing people's needs. Plenary address forGROW in America 25th Anniversary Conference, Champaign, IL.(GROW, an international mutual help organization for persons with histories of psychiatricdifficulties, has approximately 700 groups world-wide, including 150 in the United States.)

Bret R. Kloos -- 13Invited Presentations – Community-based, Policy, & EducationalKloos, B. (2016, May). The scale and scope of family homelessness in Richland County: 2004-2016.Homeless No More Press Conference. Columbia, SCKloos, B. (2016, February). Service learning with digital natives: Linking personal change withsocial change. Practicing Liberal Arts Conference: Multicultural and MultidisciplinaryApproaches. International Christian University, Tokyo, Japan.Kloos, B. (2013, January) Promoting Community Integration: Examples for South Carolina, U.S.,Canada, and Portugal. Presentation at the South Carolina Department of Mental Health’s2ND Annual Employment Works! IPS Conference. Myrtle Beach, SCKloos, B. (2011, October). Community-engaged service learning. University of South CarolinaService Learning Partner Breakfast. Office of Student Engagement. Columbia, SC.Kloos, B. (2010, February). Service-Learning Success: Planning and Troubleshooting. Invitedpresentation for the Center for Teaching Excellence Workshop Series. University of SouthCarolina, Columbia, SC.Kloos, B. (2009, November). Working with Faith-based services: Affordable Housing Resources.Invited panelist for the Annual Community Assembly, United Way of the Midlands,Columbia, SCTownley†, G.E., Asiamah†, D., Lamis†, D., & Kloos, B. (2008, June). While I breathe I hope:Columbia homelessness photovoice project. Exhibit at the Columbia Museum of Art.Columbia, SC.Smolowitz†, R.A. & Kloos, B. (2008, July). South Carolina Department of Mental Health HousingSummit. Columbia, SC.Kloos, B. (2007, November). Considering the roles of images and narratives in social change. InPhotography and Social Consciousness Lecture Series. Columbia Museum of Art.Columbia, SC.Kloos, B. (2005, September). Housing environments and adaptive functioning for persons with mentalillness. Invited address for Bringing South Carolina Home, Annual Conference of the SouthCarolina Homeless Coalition, Furman University, Greeneville, SC.Kloos, B. (1998, October). Making an Impact on Homelessness in Bridgeport: Results from the ACCESSProgram. Invited address for Making an Impact on Homelessness, a community-basedconference of the Greater Bridgeport Community Mental Health Center, Bridgeport, CT.

Bret R. Kloos -- 14Kloos, B. (1998, June). Promoting social integration: Working with landlords, service providers, andtenants with serious mental illness. Paper presented at Supported Housing in Connecticut, aconference of the State of Connecticut Department of Mental Health and AddictionServices, Madison, CT.Presentations (Peer reviewed)Kloos, B. (2016, May). Community psychology as linking agent: Creating roles for mesosystemintervention. Sixth International Conference of Community Psychology. Durban, SouthAfrica.Snow-Hill†, N. & Kloos, B. (2016, May). Investigating attitudes toward homelessness to informsocial change efforts. A poster presented at the Sixth International Conference ofCommunity Psychology. Durban, South Africa.Snow-Hill†, N., Archie†, D., & Kloos, B. (2016, April). Family homelessness in South Carolina.South Carolina School Behavioral Health Conference, Myrtle Beach, SC.Archie†, D.J. & Kloos, B. (2015, October). Coordinating community resources to promoteneighborhood participation: The COLA Network. Poster presented at the SE ECOConference, Charlotte, NC.Kloos, B. (2015, August). The relevance of community psychology for psychology: Symbiosis,synergy, or separation. Symposium at the annual conference of the American PsychologicalAssociation, Toronto.Arcidiacono, C. & Kloos, B. (Chairs) (2015, June). Community psychology ‘core business’ facingthe future: European and North

Bret R. Kloos--2 EDUCATION: Post-Doctoral Associate, Yale University School of Medicine, 1999 Ph.D. Clinical/Community Psychology, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 1999 M.A., Clinical/Community Psychology, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 1993 B.A. Magna Cum Laude in Psychology and Music, St. Olaf College, Northfield, MN, 1987