Glenn E. Meyer, Ph.D.

Department of Psychology Member: NRA, IDPA, TSRA (Texas State Rifle Association)

Trinity University

One Stadium Drive

San Antonio, TX 78212

[210] 210-999-8323 - dept. office 210-999-8386 (fax)

[210] 210-999-8387 - office

gmeyer@Trinity.edu http://www.trinity.edu/gmeyer

Training Resume

l CCW/ CHL Requirements:

NRA Personal Protection Course – A Place to Shoot, Portland, Oregon, needed for Oregon CCW permit

Texas CHL course – 3 times (1 to get, 2 renewals) – shooting score out of 250: 249, 249, 250 – from Handgun Safety Training Corporation, San Antonio

l Firearms Training:

National Tactical Invitational XIV, XV, XVII- - http://www.teddytactical.com

Polite Society Match and Tactical Conference: Tulsa, 2009 – www.rangemaster.com

KRTraining (www.krtraining.com) – Karl Rehn – Austin, TX:

Basic Pistol Beyond the Basics: Pistol

Advanced Tactical Series:

AT-1: Defensive Shooting AT-3: Wounded Shooter Techniques

AT-1A: Low Light Shooting AT-4: Extreme Pistol

AT-2: Defensive Tactics AT-5: Force on Force Clinic

AT-2A: Home Defense Tactics AT-7: FOF Polite Society Scenarios

AT-6: Pistol Workout

NRA Instructor Training: Pistol and Personal Protection certification course

AR-15 Rifle

Defensive Long Arm

Options for Personal Security:

Dynamic Tactics - http://www.optionsforpersonalsecurity.com/courses/dynamictactics.asp (September, 2004 – Stanford, Gonzalez)

Tactical Pistol - http://www.optionsforpersonalsecurity.com/courses/tacticalpistol.asp

SDSI - Southwest Defensive Shooting Institute and/or Steve Moses

Defensive Handgun II Defensive Shotgun I

Insights Training Center - http://www.insightstraining.com

Street and Vehicle Tactics Defensive Folding Knife I

Unarmed Self Defense I Intensive Handgun Skills

Lethal Force Institute - http://www.ayoob.com

Lethal Force I (with Stressfire shooting component)

Range Master – Tom Givens (http://www.rangemaster.com/)

Combative Pistol II

Executive Protective Service (local outfit in San Antonio)

½ day course in malfunction clearance

Trinity University

Trap and Skeet I

Acted as Aggressor, Active Shooter in Two Day Force on Force exercise for Trinity University Department of Campus Safety - http://www.trinity.edu/departments/safe/index.htm

IDPA competitor: Marksman – SSP, CDP, Member River City Shooters (San Antonio) IDPA Planning Committee

l Writing and RKBA relevant academic work

Attended: 2^nd Amendment Foundation’s – Academics for the 2^nd Amendment meeting (Don Kates)

Moderator: Law and Civil Rights Forum of Thefiringline.com (http://thefiringline.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=41)

l Publications:

Meyer, G. E., (2009). Will it hurt me in court: weapons issues and the fears of the legally armed citizen. The Jury Expert - http://www.astcweb.org/public/publication/

Meyer, G. E. (2009). The Polite Society and the Psychologist. Concealed Carry Magazine, August.

Becker, C. B., Meyer, G. E., Graham, M. M., Price, J. S., Arsena, A., Armstrong, D. A., & Ramon, E. (2009). Law Enforcement Officer Preferences for PTSD Treatment and Crisis Management Alternatives. Behavior Research and Therapy, 47, 245-253.

Meyer, G. E., Gerondale, T., Kiriazes, C., Baños, A., Lakin, C., & Rinker, A. (2009). Juries, gender and assault weapons. Journal of Applied Social Psychology, 29, 945-972.

Meyer, G. E. (2005). “A Gun Person in an Academic World”. Teddy Talk (American Tactical Shooting Association Newsletter). http://www.teddytactical.com/archive/Feature/2005/05_Feature.htm

Meyer, G. E. (2004). Being an Active Shooter. Teddy Talk (American Tactical Shooting Association Newsletter). http://www.teddytactical.com/archive/Feature/2004/11_Feature.htm

Meyer, G. E. (2002). Intervention Effects in Firearms Policies. In G. Carter (Ed.), Encyclopedia of Guns in American Society (pp. 311-312). , CA: ABC-CLIO

Meyer, G. E. (2002). Colleges and Gun Violence. In G. Carter (Ed.), Encyclopedia of Guns in American Society (pp .124-126), CA: ABC-CLIO

Meyer, G. E. (2002). Mental Disabilities and Gun Use and Acquisition In G. Carter (Ed.), Encyclopedia of Guns in American Society (pp. 389-391) , CA: ABC-CLIO

Meyer, G. E. (2002). Weapons Instrumentality Effect. In G. Carter (Ed.), Encyclopedia of Guns in American Society (pp. 652-653), CA: ABC-CLIO

Meyer, G. E. (1999) Campus weaponry: student attitudes, fears and behavior. Prevention Researcher, 6(2), 12.

Meyer, G. E. Guns of Texas & the Internet. Texas State Rifle Association Journal: http://www.tsra.com/GMeyer.htm.

Presentations:

Meyer, G. E. (2009). Modern Psychology and Firearms Usage. Invited talk at the Polite Society Tactical Conference - United States Shooting Academy, in Tulsa, OK

Meyer, G. E., Marquardt, P. & Van Esch C. Does Firearms Training Prime Aggressive Ideation Against a Defendant on Trial? –To be presented at the 2009 annual meeting of the Southwest Psychological Association.

Meyer, G. E., Nguyen, H. M.; Whitehouse, K. L. & Houchins, J. R. (2008). Armed: Aggressive or Altruistic? Presented at the Annual Meeting of American Psychology Association, Boston, MA.

Meyer, G. E., Becker, C. B., Graham, M. M., Price, J. S., Arsena, A., Armstrong, D. A., & Ramon, E. (2008). Law Enforcement Officer Preferences for PTSD Treatment and Crisis Management Alternatives. Presented at the Annual Meeting of American Psychology Association, Boston, MA.

Meyer, G. E. (2007). Ayoobism and Blood in the Streets: The Psychological Aspects of the Legal Use of Firearms. Annual Meeting of the National Tactical Invitational of the American Tactical Shooting Association. Harrisburg, PA.

Meyer, G. E. Jain, A., Jones, H. & Talbot, S. N. (2007). Altruism and the Armed Populace. Submitted to the Annual Meeting of the Association for Psychological Science. Washington, DC.

Meyer, G. E. Mihalski K, & Winkler, B. (2006). Juries, Race, and Gender in a Firearm Usage Scenario. Annual Meeting of the Association for Psychological Science. New York, New York.

Meyer, G. E. Race, Juries and DGUs. (2004). Annual Meeting of the American Society for Criminology, Nashville, Tennessee.

Meyer, G. E., Gerondale, T., & Kiriazes, C. (2003). Gun Type Risk and Gender in Battered Spouse and Police Shooting Scenarios. Annual Meeting of the American Society for Criminology, Denver, Colorado.

Meyer, G.E., & Lakin, C. (2002). Good guns, bad guns, gender and DGUs. Presidential Panel Session. Annual Meeting of the American Society of Criminology, Chicago, IL.

Meyer, G.E. (2002). Chair Session – Guns and Juveniles. Annual Meeting of the American Society of Criminology, Chicago, IL.

Lakin, C., & Meyer, G. (2002). Perceptions of Lethality. Annual Meeting of the Southwest Psychological Association, Corpus Christi, TX. (Note: Lakin won a Psi Chi award for this paper)

Meyer, G.E. (2001). Chair Session – Guns and Juveniles. Annual Meeting of the American Society of Criminology, Atlanta, GA

Meyer, G.E.(2001). Campus Weaponry: Student and Faculty Attitudes. Annual Meeting of the American Society of Criminology, Atlanta, GA

Meyer, G.E., Baños, A, Hagg, I; & Rinker, A (2000). The Perception of Lethality in Home Self Defense Scenarios. Annual Meeting of the American Society of Criminology, San Francisco, CA.

Michael D. Swartz & Glenn E. Meyer. (1997). Factors Affecting Weaponry Attitudes of College Students: Loglinear Analyses. National Convention for Undergraduate Research. Austin, Texas

Popular Press:

Interviewed for Newhouse syndicate on firearms/psychology issues. Typical story at “Allure of guns proves powerful for Americans” http://www.cleveland.com/news/plaindealer/index.ssf?/base/news/103847999829530.xml

Interviewed by Larry Pratt of the GOA for his radio show, re: Teddy Tactical articles.

lPhoto Gallery:

Being a Terrorist Role Player at Work KRtraining Injured Shooters class

With a broken wrist and other

booboos

KRtraining classes

Polite Society – Tulsa – 2009 – Saving a baby in a terrorist scenario.