Curriculum Vitae

Seth Isaiah Rubin

Date: 03 09 2014

Home Address:	6 Kendell Court, P.O. Box 3118
Mail:	Sausalito, CA 94966-3118
Email:	[email protected]
Web:	www.sirseth.net
Columbarium:	Hall of Olympians, Athenian Room, Tier #4, Niche #1

Office Address:	2019 A Webster Street
	San Francisco, CA 94115

Education:

1963 – 66 B.A. Northwestern University (Psychology) 1966 – 68 M.A. Northwestern University (Psychology) 1968 – 71 Ph.D. Northwestern University (Psychology)

Postgraduate Training and Fellowship Appointments:

1978 – 80 Outpatient Psychology Fellow, Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania 1982 – 84 Training Candidate, C.G. Jung Institute Zürich, Switzerland 1984 – 87 Diploma Candidate, C.G. Jung Institute Zürich, Switzerland (Diploma Granted:3/87)

Military Service:

None

Faculty Appointments:

1969 – 70 Instructor, Department of Psychology Northwestern University 1970 – 72 Assistant Professor, Department of Psychology The University of Illinois at Chicago Circle 1972 – 74 Adjunct Assistant Professor, Department of Psychiatry Pennsylvania State University at Hershey 1974 – 75 Assistant Research Professor, Department of Psychiatry The Medical College of Pennsylvania 1975 – 76 Assistant Professor, Department of Community Medicine, The University of Pennsylvania 1976 – 77 Assistant Professor, Department of Research Medicine The University of Pennsylvania 1976 – 78 Assistant Professor (Primary Appointment), Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology The University of Pennsylvania 1978 – 82 Research Assistant Professor (Primary), Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology The University of Pennsylvania 1976 – 82 Research Assistant Professor (Secondary), Department of Psychiatry The University of Pennsylvania 1977 – 82 Research Assistant Professor (Secondary), Department of Neurosurgery The University of Pennsylvania 1987 – 88 Clinical Associate, Department of Psychiatry The University of Pennsylvania 1989 – 92 Clinical Associate Professor of Psychology in Psychiatry, Department of Psychiatry The University of Pennsylvania 1989 – 96 Adjunct Professor, Union Graduate School The Union for Experimenting Colleges and Universities 1992 – Adjunct Teaching Faculty, California School of Professional Psychology, Berkeley/Alameda 1994 – 95 Visiting Professor of Psychology, The Saybrook Institute

Hospital and Administrative Appointments:

1972 – 74 Director of Research and Evaluation, The Governor's Council on Drug and Alcohol Abuse 1974 – 75 Research Methodologist and Investigator, The Section on Drug and Alcohol Abuse The Medical College of Pennsylvania 1974 – 76 Research and Evaluation Consultant, The National Coordinating Council on Drug Education 1975 – 77 Consulting Research Methodologist, Fox Chase Cancer Center 1979 – 81 Director of Research, Center for the Study of Adult Development 1980 – 82 Staff Clinical Psychologist, Outpatient: Center for the Study of Adult DevelopmentInpatient (Cancer): The Clark Unit Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology University of Pennsylvania 1982 – 85 Statistical Consultant Biostatistics, Center of the Medical Faculty The University of Zürich 1988 – 92 Allied Health Professional, Philadelphia Psychiatric Center 1994 – 03 Allied Health Affiliate, Clinical Psychologist California Pacific Medical Center 1995 – 96 Active (Provisional) Staff Privileges in Psychology, Ross Hospital 2004 – 04 Director, James Goodrich Whitney Clinic San Francisco Jung Institute

Specialty Certification:

1988 Listed in the National Register of Health Service Providers in Psychology 1996 FPPR, Prescribing Psychologists’ Register 1996 Diplomate in Psychoanalysis, American Board of Professional Psychology 1998 Certificate of Professional Qualification in Psychology (CPQ), ASPPB 1999 Fellow, Severe Mental Illness, International College of Prescribing Psychologists and Prescribing Psychologists’ Register 1999 Fellow, American College ofAdvanced Practice Psychologists 1999 FICPP, International College of Prescribing Psychologists 2005 FICPPM, International College of Professional Psychologist 2013 Fellow, American Board and Academy of Psychoanalysis

Licensure:

Pennsylvania, California, Arizona,Massachusetts and Oregon

Awards,Honors and Membership in Honorary Societies:

1966 Honors in Psychology 1999 Life Member of the National Registry of Who's Who 2000 Listed in 2000 Outstanding Scientists of the20th Century – Second EditionOrder of Excellence (2001) 2000 Member of the International Order of Merit 2000 Entrant in the Millennium Time Capsule 2000 Listed in Who’s Who in America 2000 Certificate of Honor, The City and CountySan Francisco, Mayor Willie Brown, Jr. 2000 Scientist of the Year 2001 Gold Record of Achievement 2001 Insignia of Recognition 2001 Universal Award of Accomplishment 2001 Lifetime Achievement AwardInternational Biographical Centre of Cambridge, England 2002 Hall of Fame Inductee The American Biographical Institute 2002 Medal of Honor for Lifetime Achievement 2002 Order of Biographical Excellence 2002 Charter MemberInternational Honour Society 2003 Deputy Director General International Biographical Centre 2003 International Medal of Honor for Intellectual and Vocational Excellence 2003 Lifetime of Scientific Achievement Award

Principal Investigator:

1998-2004 San Francisco Jung Institute Psychotherapy Research Project

Memberships in Professional and Scientific Societies:

International Societies:	International Association for Analytical Psychology Association of Graduate Analytical Psychologists of the C.G. Jung Institut-Zürich Society for Psychotherapy Research – resigned 2004 International College of Prescribing Psychologists
National Societies:	American Psychological Association – resigned 2004 Prescribing Psychologists' Register American College of Advanced Practice Psychologists American Board of Professional Psychology American Society of Clinical Psychopharmacology – 2004
Local Societies:	Society of Jungian Analysts of Northern California Faculty, C.G. Jung Institute of San Francisco Member, Board of Governors Member, Executive Committee 1998 – 04 Chair, Research Committee Member, Clinic Committee 1993-04 Chair, Curriculum Committee 1996-97 Member, Training Co-Ordinating Committee 1995-97 Chair, Ethics Appeals Committee 1999-01 Member, Reviewing Committee 2006-08 Chair, Reviewing Committee 2008-09 New England Society of Jungian Analysts Faculty, C.G. Jung Institute of Boston

End-of-Life Memberships:

Dignitas, Switzerland, Final Exit Network

Bibliography Lectures by Invitation:

May 30, 1987 “Individuation in the Kabbalah” – Phoenix Friends of Jung, Arizona April 15, 1988 “Individuation in the Kabbalah” – Ottawa C.G. Jung Society of Ottawa April 16, 1988 “Jung's Confrontation with Jewish Mysticism” – C.G. Jung Society of Montreal. October 28, 1988 “Response to Stephen Martin's Rendition of East of the Sun and West of the Moon” – Spirituality and Psychological Healing Conference, Philadelphia. October 28, 1988 “The Question of Shadow in Analytical Psychology and Evil in Kabbalah” – Spirituality and Psychological Healing Conference, Philadelphia. October 21, 1989 “Kabbalah and Analytical Psychology”- C.G. Jung Society of Montreal. November 4-5, 1989 “Kabbalah and Analytical Psychology”-C.G. Jung Institute, Boston. November 11, 1989 “The Dark Side of the Big, or Archetypal, Dream”-PAJA Symposium, Philadelphia. ebruary 11, 1990 “The Raven: A Black, Luminous Dawning of the Second Half of Life”-West New Jersey Jung Society. May 8-11, 1990 “Kabbalah and Analytical Psychology”- C.G. Jung Institute, Zürich. June 4, 1990 “Response to: 'What is the Animus and Why Do We Care?'”-The Ghost Ranch Conference for Jungian Analysts and Candidates, Abiquiu, NM. October 12, 1990 “Anima and Animus in Jewish Mysticism”-The Washington Society for Jungian Psychology. October 13, 1990 “Climbing the Kabbalistic Tree”- The Washington Society for Jungian Psychology. October 25, 1990 “Syzygy in the Form of the Golem Couple?”-The Philadelphia Jung Society. November 3-4, 1990 “Transference and Counter- transference I”-C.G. Jung Institute, Boston. December 1, 1990 “Response to James Hollis”- PAJA Symposium, Philadelphia May 4-5, 1991 “Transference and Counter- transference II”-C.G. Jung Institute, Boston. May 9, 1991 “When Must One Say 'No!' to the Self”- The Philadelphia Jung Society. June 6, 1992 “Reflections on my Imaginal Relations with Jung”-C.G. Jung Commemorative Lecture. C.G. Jung Foundation of the Delaware Valley. August 23, 1992 “Psychotherapy Research Implications for Analytical Psychology”- 12th International Congress, International Association for Analytical Psychology, Chicago. February 14, 1993 “The Question of Shadow in Analytical Psychology and the Problem of Evil in Kabbalah Analytical Psychology Club of San Francisco. November 15-19, 1993, Course #136: “Theories of Neurosis”- C.G. Jung-Institut, Zürich. November 15-17, 1993, Course #97: “Individuation from the Perspective of Kabbalah”- C.G. Jung Institut, Zürich. October 15, 1994 “Follow-up as Inherent to Psychotherapy (Research)”- California Institute for Clinical Social Work, Berkeley. October 29, 1994 “Follow-up as Inherent to Psychotherapy (Research)”- San Francisco Psychological Association. November 3, 1994 “Analytical Case Presentation”- San Francisco Jung Institute. March 3, 1995 “Psychotherapy Research and Analysis” – Spiritual Hunger in the Age of the Quick Fix. North-South Meeting of Jungian Analysts, Carmel June 22, 1995 “Prospective Research in the Clinic of the C.G. Jung Institute of San Francisco” – First Steps Toward the Emprical Validation of Jungian Analysis.The Society for Psychotherapy Research, Vancouver, B.C. August 21, 1995 “Empirically Validating Psychotherapy in the Field of Analytical Psychology” – 13th International Congress, International Association for Analytical Psychology, Zürich. October 12, 1996 “Wrestling with Shadow: Making the Darkness Conscious” – SF Jung Institute, PP. February 28, 1997 “Psychotherapy Research about Our Various Efficacious Myths: Chapter 1: The Agony and the Ecstasy of the Professional Membership Survey” – California Spring Conference of Jungian Analysts and Control Stage Candidates, Carmel. April-May, 1997 “Active Imagination in the Transference- Countertransference Field” – SF Jung Institute, PP. August 28, 1998 “The San Francisco Jung Institute Psychotherapy Research Project,” 14th International Congress, International Association for Analytical Psychology, Florence. October 3, 1998 “Climbing the Kabbalistic Tree,” Sonoma County Jung Study Group. March 14, 1999 “The Scientific Face of Jungian Analysis as Reflected in the Mirror of Psychotherapy Outcome Research,” Analytical Psychology Club of San Francisco. March 17, 2000 “The San Francisco Psychotherapy Project: Past, Present, Future,” North-South Conference of Jungian Analysts and Candidates. May 21, 2000 “A Dialogue about Fairy Tales,” The Analytical Psychology Club of San Francisco. August 17, 2001 “SFPRP Preliminary Results,” 15th International Congress, International Association for Psychology, Cambridge, England. October 19, 2002 “Ethics for Psychotherapists,” San Francisco Jung Institute. April 2, 2003 “HIPAA-Hop: An Intramural ‘Dance’ for Analysts and Candidates,” San Francisco Jung Institute. October 4, 2003 “Jung’s Understanding of Kabbalah as Mediated by Gershom Scholem,” SF Jung Institute. May 9, 2004 “Research Symposium: Keller, Wallerstein, & Rubin,” SF Jung Institute. December 3, 2009 “Individuating into Death: Preparations on the Path to the Ultimate Personal Mystery.” SF Jung Institute. January 13, 2013 “A Serious Man: Interpretation as a Fairy Tale,” Symposium at the Jewish Community Center of Francisco. January 25, 2014 “Preparing for Death as the Capstone of the Individuation Process,” Seminar and Webinar at the San Francisco Jung Institute.

Bibliography Theses and Original Papers:

Rubin, E.L.: Directional and Orientational Selectivity in Human Vision: Tuning-characteristic Comparisons. Masters Thesis Northwestern University, 1968.     Sekuler, R.W., Rubin, E.L., and Cushman, W.H.: Selectivities of Human Visual Mechanisms for Direction of Movement and Contour Orientation. Journal of the Optical Society of America Vol. 58, No.8, pp. 1146 – 1150, 1968. (Publication of data from Rubin's thesis)     Sekular, R.W., Rubin, E.L., and Armstrong, R.: Numerical Information Processing: A Choice Time Analysis. Journal of Experimental Psychology Vol. 90, No. 8, pp. 75 – 80, 1971.     Rubin, E.L.: Structural Analysis of Simulated Multitrait-Multimethod Matrices: A Re-examination of Additive and Multiplicative Models. Doctoral Dissertation Northwestern University, 1971.     Schaps, E., and Rubin, E.L.: A Study of Prevalence and Intensity of Drug and Alcohol Use in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. The Governor's Council on Drug and Alcohol Abuse August 10, 1973     Littmann, P., Meadows, A.T., Polgar, G., Borns, P.F., and, Rubin, E.L.: Pulmonary Function in Survivors of Wilms Tumor. Cancer Vol. 37, No. 6, pp. 2773 – 2776, 1976.     Mikuta, J.J., Giuntoli, R.L, Rubin, E.L, and Mangan, C.E.: The Problem Radical Hysterectomy. Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology Vol. 2, pp. 119, May, 1977.     Mangan, C.E., Jeglum, K.A., Sedlacek, T.V., Giuntoli, R.L., Wheeler, J.E., Rubin, E.L., and Mikuta, J.J.: Intralymphatic BCG in the Treatment of Gyncecologic Malignancies: A Phase I Study. Cancer Vol. 40, No. 6, 1977.     Mangan, C.E., Giuntoli, R.L., Sedlacek, T.V., Rocereto, T., Rubin, E.L., Burtnett, M., and Mikuta, J.J.: Six Years Experience with Screening of DES Exposed Population. American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology Vol. 134, pp. 860 – 865, August, 1979.     Lawner, P., Laurent, J. Simeone, F.A., Fink, E., and Rubin, E.L.: Attenuation of Ischemic Brain Edema by Pentobarbital after Carotid Ligation in Gerbil. Stroke, Vol. 10, pp. 644 – 647, 1979.     Williams, S.V., Eisenberg, J.M., Kitz, D.S., Carroll, J.G., Beck, L.H., Rubin, S.I., and Ruff, G. E: Teaching Cost-Effective Diagnostic Test Use to Medical Students. Medical Care Vol. 22, pp. 535 – 542, 1984.     Mangan, C.E., Flickinger, G.L., Reed, D., Bergantz, W., Rubin, S.I., and Mikuta, J. Levels of Urinary Cathepsin B-like Substance in Patients with Gynecologic Malignancy. American Journal of Clincal Oncology Vol. 7, pp. 481 – 485, 1984.     Weiss, T., Cheatle, M.D., Rubin, S.I., Reichek, N., and Brady, J. P.: Effects of Repeated Ambulatory EKG Monitoring and Relaxation Practice on Premature Ventricular Contractions. Psychosomatic Medicine Vol. 47, pp. 446 – 450, 1985.     Karrer, W., Röthlisberger, K., Bezel, R., Häcki, M., Rubin, S., and Brändli, O.: Welches ist die beste Medikamentenkombination für die Kurzzeittherapie der Tuberkulose? Schweiz. med. Wschr. Vol. 115, No. 39, pp. 1353 – 1359, 1985     Karrer, W., Röthlisberger, K., Bezel, R., Häcki, M., Rubin, S., and Brändli, O.: What is the Best Combination of Drugs for the Short-term Treatment of Tuberculosis: A Prospective Randomized Trial with 190 Patients Tuberculosis Surveillance Research Unit of the IUAT K.N.C.V., P.O.B. 146, The Hague, Netherlands Vol. 1, pp. 87 – 102, 1985     Rubin, S.I.: Circumcising the Heart: In Search of the Jewish Response to the Midlife Transition Diploma Thesis C.G. Jung Institut-Zürich, 1987.     Rubin, S.I.: Psychotherapy Research: Implications for Analytical Psychology. In M.A. Mattoon (Ed.) Chicago 92: The Transcendent Function: Individual and Collective Aspects. Daimon Verlag: Einselden, Switzerland, pp. 428 – 435, 1993.     Rubin, S.I.: From Zürich with Love The San Francisco Jung Institute Library Journal Vol. 12, pp. 23 – 33, 1994.     Rubin, S.I.: A Maternal Touch The San Francisco Jung Institute Library Journal Vol. 13, pp. 71 – 75, 1994.     Rubin, S.I.: Research and Jungian Psychotherapy: Outcome Studies (Part III). In M.A. Mattoon (Ed.) Zürich 95: Open Questions in Analytical Psychology. Daimon Verlag: Einsiedeln, Switzerland, pp. 645 – 648, 1997.     Rubin, S.I.: A Pragmatic Guide to Transpersonal Practice The San Francisco Jung Institute Library Journal, Vol. 17, pp. 41 – 46, 1998.     Rubin, S.I.,: A Serious Man: Interpretation as a Fairy Tale Jung Journal: Culture & Psyche, Vol. 7, Number 3, pp. 36 – 44, 2013.