FRANK KUSCHNEREIT
249 Bradshaw Drive

New Maryland, NB E3C 1H3

Internet
Kuschnereit@UNB.CA
Residence: (506) 458-9640

WORK CHRONOLOGY

May 97 - Present Human Resources Manager, Canadian Forces Recruiting Centre Gagetown, NB

Provided technical advice to senior management on all personnel selection matters. This involved, travelling throughout the Maritimes, the reviewing of client's files, interviewing personnel, ensuring that appropriate psychological tests were conducted as well as the interpretation of those tests and preparation of personnel selection reports.

Aug 95 - present Student University of New Brunswick

Will have completed the Masters degree program in Industrial/Organizational Psychology by May 99. Thesis entitled "Improving the Accuracy of Biodata Job Application Forms". Presented two papers at the Canadian Psychological Association Convention in June 97.

1994 - Aug 95 Human Resources Manager, Canadian Forces Base Gagetown, NB

Provided technical advice to senior management on all personnel selection matters. This involved the reviewing of client's files, interviewing personnel, ensuring that appropriate psychological tests were conducted as well as the interpretation of those tests and preparation of personnel selection reports. The above services were provided to a military population in excess of 5,000 regular and reserve personnel.

Provided career transition services such as counselling, transition seminars, résumé writing and job search workshops.

As Base Education Officer, counselled members on education upgrading and liaised with the Ministry of Advanced Education and local education institutions.

Conducted several personal harassment investigations.

Developed and conducted stress management workshops.

1991 - 1994 Human Resources Manager, Canadian Forces Base Calgary

Planned, organized, directed and controlled the Human Resources section that consisted of a staff of one officer, a secretary and a clerk. Also trained a reserve personnel selection officer.

Advised and assisted other departmental managers on interpretation and administration of personnel policies and programs.

Provided personnel selection and transition services as listed above.

Conceived, developed and implemented an Operational Stress management program for the entire western Army area. This involved training soldiers in Victoria, Chilliwack, Calgary and Winnipeg prior to their deployment on United Nations peacekeeping duties. Conducted Critical Incident debriefings in Croatia.

1990 - 1991 Human Resources Specialist, Canadian Forces Base Esquimalt

Provided personnel selection services for more than 3,000 personnel.

Advised managers and employees on the interpretation of personnel policies and benefit programs.

1988 - 1990 Student, Royal Roads Military College, Esquimalt, BC

Thesis entitled " The General Classification Test as a Predictor of Academic Performance".

Attended French language training in conjunction with regular classes.

1984 - 1988 Recruiting Officer and Section Head -

Canadian Forces Recruiting Centre, Toronto

Was responsible for the administration of recruiting programs, identifying current and prospective vacancies, advising applicants on employment requirements, recruiting graduates of colleges, universities and other educational institutions, public relations presentations, interviewing of applicants, writing of reports and the supervision of personnel clerks.

Directed the recruitment of northern natives that required extensive travelling across the Eastern Arctic and a sensitivity to cultural issues.

1975 - 1984 Various military related duties in operations/training in Canada and Germany

Supervised and conducted operations and training for military units.

Other Experience and Interests

Member of New Brunswick Critical Incident Stress Debriefing team.

As a member of a private consulting team, won a $26,000 contract to design a new performance appraisal system for the University of Calgary.

Member Canadian Psychological Association. Past member of the Canadian Guidance Counsellor's Association. Presented papers at annual conventions.

Extensive personal computer experience.

Editor of the Personnel Selection Association Newsletter for three years.

Business Consultant for Junior Achievement.

Education and Training

Post Graduate Psychology courses:

Ethics - University of New Brunswick 1996

Motivation and Worry - University of New Brunswick 1996

Programme Evaluation - University of New Brunswick 1995

Industrial/Organizational Psychology - University of Calgary 1994

Multivariate Statistics - University of New Brunswick 1994

Graduate, Royal Roads Military College 1990 with BA(honours)

Applied Psychology

Graduate, Conestoga College of Applied Arts and Technology,

Diploma - Business and Commerce

Advanced Personnel Selection Officer's Course

Middle Management Course



Advanced Training Development Course

Recruiting Skills Course

Transition workshop leader's course

Advanced Training in Critical Incidents Stress Debriefing

Stress Management Workshop Leaders Course

Northern Native Awareness Course

Suicide Prevention Training Course

French Language Training

St. Johns Ambulance First Aid and CPR training

Listing of Publications and References Supplied on Request

Last Updated 13 Sept, 1998

Emailkuschnereit@unb.ca