Stephen D. Hart, PhD

Professor

Department of Psychology

Simon Fraser University

 
 



If you are looking for background information about Dr. Hart, visit the Biosketch page to see a summary curriculum vitae or download his full curriculum vitae.


If you want information about Dr. Hart’s related to the assessment of psychopathic personality disorder and structured professional judgement approaches to violence risk assessment, visit the Research page.


To see some recent and representative publications, visit the Publications page. You can even download some article for free!!


The Teaching page presents information about Dr. Hart’s undergraduate and graduate teaching and supervision.


Dr. Hart’s outside activities are described on the Consulting page.


To get hold of Dr. Hart, go to the Contact page.

 

Where to Look



Dr. Hart’s primary area of expertise is forensic psychology. His work focuses on clinical-forensic assessment in criminal and civil settings, particularly of violence risk and psychopathic personality disorder. He started teaching at Simon Fraser University in 1990 and was appointed a regular faculty member in 1994. He has also been a Visiting Professor at the Faculty of Psychology, University of Bergen, since 2000.

Upcoming Events


Basic Violence Threat Assessment & Risk Management Course

    Where: Ottawa, Ontario

    When: June 4-8, 2012

    What: Workshop on violence risk assessment for law

    enforcement and other professionals. Click here for the

    conference brochure and registration form!


Violence Risk Assessment & Management Workshop
for Post-Secondary Institutions

    Where: Edmonton, Alberta

    When: June 4-8, 2012

    What: Workshop on violence risk assessment for security,

    counselling, human resources, and legal professionals

    who deal with campus violence. Click here for the

    conference brochure and registration form!


CATAP 2012 Conference

    Where: Banff, Alberta

    When: September 24-28, 2012

    What: Workshops and presentations on various aspects

    of threat assessment and management. Click here for

    information about poster submissions!


   

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