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Gloria Adams, Lecturer and Coordinator, Faith-Based Community Partnerships; D.Min., Hartford Seminary. Spirituality and religion in social work. |
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Jean Bacon, Clinical Assistant Professor and Assistant Director of Field Instruction; Ph.D., South Carolina. Death and dying,
ethnic-sensitive practice, AIDS, child welfare, qualitative methods, mental health, student-community development, women’s studies. |
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Candyce S. Berger, Associate Professor; Ph.D., USC. Health policy, social work practice in health-care settings, structure and
financing of health-care delivery, administration and leadership, resizing and restructuring strategies, case management, women’s health. |
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Joel Blau, Professor and Director of the Ph.D. program; D.S.W., Columbia. Social policy, history of social welfare, poverty, homelessness, the political economy of social welfare, comparative social welfare. |
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Ruth Brandwein, Professor; Ph.D., Brandeis. Family violence, welfare, and poverty; women in administration; organizational and social change; single-parent
families; feminist frameworks; history of U.S. social policy; international social welfare. |
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Frances Brisbane, Professor and Dean; Ph.D., Union (Ohio). Alcoholism, counseling with people of color, complementary medicine. |
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Angel P. Campos, Associate Professor and Executive Associate Dean; Ed.D., Columbia. Hispanics/Latinos in the United States, the Hispanic/Latino
family, mental health and the Hispanic/Latino, cross-cultural social work practice, cultural competency in social work practice, social gerontology,
social work education |
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Thomas M. Cassidy, Clinical Associate Professor, M.A., geriatric care management, professional continuing education, Medicare,
Medicaid, long-term care financing and the prevention of elder fraud and abuse. Author of, Elder Care/What To Look For/What To
Look Out For! (New
Horizon Press, 2004) Co-editor of, Multidisciplinary Perspectives on Aging (Springer Publishing Company, 2004). |
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John Colon, Lecturer; M.A., Inter American of Puerto Rico. Substance abuse, methadone treatment, inner-city community-based organizations, grant
reviewer for SAMSHA. |
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Harvey A. Farberman, Professor; Ph.D., Minnesota. Philosophy of social work, public mental health services, research. |
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Jack Farrington, Clinical Associate Professor; Ph.D., Nova Southeastern. Community health orientation, advocacy, human rights for Long Island teenagers,
domestic violence. |
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Jean Bertrand Finch, Assistant Professor and Assistant Dean for Field Instruction; D.S.W., Columbia. Child welfare, social work practice, drug-involved
women and their children, clinical practice with children in foster care, qualitative research, and quality assurance within nonprofit organizations. |
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Linda E. Francis, Clinical Assistant Professor and Director, Graduate Program; Ph.D., Indiana. Mental health, health services research, qualitative
methods, stress and emotion. |
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Rose Leung, Assistant Professor; Psy.D., Biola. Community psychology, community mental health, psychosocial models of intervention, Asian-American
communities’ needs and assessments, racial/cultural sensitivity training and education. |
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Michael A. Lewis, Associate Professor and Assistant Dean for New York City Sites; Ph.D., CUNY Graduate Center. Poverty and social policy, the application
of sociology, economics, and moral philosophy to the examination of social policy and social programs. |
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Abraham Lurie, Professor; Ph.D., NYU. Mental health, case management, the aged. |
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Kathleen Monahan, Associate Professor; D.S.W., Adelphi. Siblings and sexual abuse, battered women, domestic violence, disability. |
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Richard Morgan, Clinical Assistant Professor; Ph.D., Fordham. Child welfare policy and programs, child sexual abuse and juvenile sex offenders,
research. |
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Bertha Murphy, Clinical Assistant Professor and Director, Undergraduate Program; M.S.W., SUNY at Stony Brook. Substance abuse and ethnically sensitive
practice. |
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Carolyn Peabody, Clinical Assistant Professor and Assistant Dean for Eastern Long Island Sites; Ph.D., SUNY at Stony Brook. Advocacy/empowerment
theory and practice, feminist theory and practice, mental health, lesbian and gay issues, development of political identity among oppressed populations,
impact of sexual abuse histories among mental health populations. |
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Charles Robbins, Associate Professor, Associate Dean for Academic Affairs, D.S.W., Yeshiva. Violence in intimate relationships and as a public
health problem, health-care policy, health care disparities, social work and health care, the use of complementary medicine, men’s health, cultural
competency. |
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Carlos M. Vidal, Associate Professor and Associate Dean for Development; Ph.D., Fordham. Child welfare policy and research methods, Hispanics,
empowerment and advocacy, health-care issues among children of color, violence in schools and communities of color. |
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Betty Jean Wrase, Clinical Assistant Professor and Assistant Director of Field Instruction; M.S.W., SUNY at Stony Brook. Program evaluation, social
welfare administration, case management and health. |
Center for Health Promotion and Wellness
Centers for Culturally Competent Education and Training
New York State Center for Aging Policy Research
New York State Center for Sudden Infant Death
Project for Aging and Cultural Diversity
Resource Center for Spirituality and Health Care Education
Sayville Project
The Child Welfare Training Program
The Family Violence Education and Research Center
The Social Justice Center
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