Area
of Expertise
Practice and Teaching clinical practice with individuals
and families (Hunter College Graduate School of Social
Work and Employee Assistance Program). Management
and administration of the Hunter College EAP, a clinical
service for all employees of Hunter College. Consultant
on graduate education. Editor of and writer in professional
journals.
Area
of Research
Practice and Teaching clinical practice with individuals
and families in the workplace; graduate social work
admissions, social and psychological implications
of learning disabilities.
Areas
of Research Interested in Pursuing:
1. Clinical practice with individuals and families
using multiple perspectives.
2. Work and training in public welfare.
3. Selection of students toward a goal of retention.
Number
of Publications and Creative Works:
68. Includes published articles, published chapters
and professional papers.
Books
or Major Publication Written, Edited or are Working
on now.
1. Editor of Journal of Teaching in Social Work (Haworth
Press).
2. "The Family Assessment Wheel: A Social Constructionist
Perspecgtive," in Families in Society, Vol. 78,
No. 4, 1997
3. "Work: Its Use in Assessment and Intervention
with Clients in the Workplace," in Work and Well-Being:
Occupational Social Work, 1994, NASW Press, Wash.
D.C.
4. "The Social Implications of Learning Disabilities"
(in progress).
Awards
-Day-GarrettAward for outstanding contributions to
the field of Social Work, Smith College, Northampton,
MA.
-President's Award for excellence in Service, Hunter
College.
-Distinguished Education Award, Yeshiva University.
-Chairperson, Advisory Committee, Smith College School
for Social Work.
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