Selected
Publications
Piercy,
F., McWey, L., Tice, S., James, E., Morris, M., & Arthur, K. (2005).
It was the best of times, It was the worst of times: Doctoral students'
experiences of family therapy research training through alternative
forms of data representation. Family Process, 44 (3), 363-378.
Piercy,
F., Giddings, V., Allen, K., Dixon, D., Meszaros, P., & Joest,
K. (2005).
Improving campus climate to support faculty diversity and retention:
A pilot program for new faculty. Innovative Higher Education, 30(1), 55-68.
Few,
A., Piercy, F., & Stremmel, A. (in press). Balancing the passion for activism with the demands
of tenure: One professional's story from three perspectives. National
Women's Studies Association Journal.
Sprenkle,
D. & Piercy,
F. (Eds)
(2005). Research methods in family therapy.
NY: Guildford.
Piercy,
F., & Benson, K. (2005). Aesthetic forms
of data representation in qualitative family therapy research. Journal
of Marital and Family Therapy, 31(1), 107-119.
Piercy,
F., Hertlein, K., & Wetchler, J.(2005). Handbook
for the clinical treatment of internet infidelity. New York: Haworth.
Nelson,
T., Piercy F., & Sprenkle D. (2005). Internet infidelity: A
multi-wave Delphi Study. Journal of Couple and Relationship Therapy.
Charles,
L., & Piercy, F. (Equal Authorship) (2004). Reflections
on teaching family therapy in several non-western countries. Journal
of Systemic Therapies, 22(4), 15-28.
Hertlein,
K., & Piercy, F. (2005). A framework for treating Internet
affairs. Journal of Couple and Relationship Therapy, 4(1), 79-92.