SOBL Faculty
Mark Berg, Ph.D. (University of Canterbury [New Zealand]), Associate Professor of Psychology: perceptual category learning, experimental analysis of behavior, history of psychology, motivation, industrial/organizational psychology
John Bulevich, Ph.D. (Washington University), Associate Professor of Psychology: cognitive control and long term memory, aging and metacognition
Vincent Cicirello, Ph.D. (Carnegie Mellon University), Professor of Computer Science and Information Systems: artificial intelligence, multi-agent systems, operations research, machine learning, software engineering, information assurance, biologically-inspired computing techniques
Joshua Duntley, Ph.D. (University of Texas), Associate Professor of Criminal Justice: evolutionary psychology, forensic psychology, homicide, stalking, victim defenses, human mating, statistics
Jessica Fleck, Ph.D. (Temple University), Professor of Psychology: brain, behavior and cognition, research in problem-solving, creativity, working memory, schizophrenia
Research WebsiteChristine Gayda-Chelder, Ph.D. (Drexel University), Associate Professor of Psychology: health psychology, clinical neuropsychology, traumatic brain injury, early detection of dementia, caregiver burden
Tim A. Haresign, Ph.D. (University of Connecticut at Storrs), Associate Professor of Biology: neuroscience, animal behavior, bioacoustics, evolutionary psychology, cognitive science, issues of diversity
Nathaniel Hartman, Ph.D. (Wesleyan University), Associate Professor of Biology: neuroscience, stem cells, developmental biology, anatomy, physiology
Rodger L. Jackson, Ph.D. (Michigan State University), Professor of Philosophy: Ethical theory, applied ethics, pragmatism, history of philosophy
Fang Liu, Ph.D. (University of Pennsylvania), Associate Professor of Physics: biomedical and health physics, positron emission tomography (PET), surgical probe, biophysics
Jennifer Lyke, Ph.D. (Temple University), Professor of Psychology: counseling psychology, research methods, abnormal psychology, eating disorders, advanced statistics, states of consciousness
Elizabeth Shobe, Ph.D. (University of Toledo), Professor of Psychology: cognition, learning theories, experimental psychology, statistical methods, evolution and behavior
Marcello Spinella, Ph.D. (City University of New York), Professor of Psychology: physiological psychol¬ogy, clinical neuropsychology, psychometrics, psychopharmacology, herbal medicines, executive functions, addiction, aging and mental health
John White, Ph.D. (North Texas State University), Professor of Psychology: sex crimes, violent crimes, police psychology, forensic psychology, criminal profiling
Melissa Zwick, Ph.D. (University of Kentucky), Assistant Professor of Biology: neurobiology, human anatomy, vertebrate physiology, toxicology, science education
Guia Calicdan-Apostle, DSW (University of Pennsylvania), Associate Professor of Social Work: clinical social work practice, cultural competence, spirituality in mental health, public health intervention and advocacy (tobacco control)
Merydawilda Colón, Ph.D. (The City University of New York), Executive Director of the Stockton Center for Community Engagement and Professor of Social Work: social work practice, hospice (grief, death and dying), acculturation and attitudes of Latinos towards hospice, Latinos and community outreach, social work with oppressed groups
Susan Cydis, Ed.D. (Widener University), Associate Professor of Education: literacy education, elementary education, authentic instruction and assessment, competency-based education practices
Lauren DelRossi, DPT (Stockton University), Associate Professor of Physical Therapy: Gross Motor Development in rare genetic disorders, technology and pedagogy, interprofessional education and collaborative practice
Shawn R. Donaldson, Ph.D. (Rutgers, The State University), Associate Professor of Sociology: race/class/gender, sociology of law, medical sociology, demography, South African studies
Kelly A. Dougherty, Ph.D. (The Pennsylvania State University), Associate Professor of Exercise Science: physical activity- and nutrition-related issues in healthy and chronically ill children and young adults, including those with cystic fibrosis, sickle cell disease, and obesity.
Marcia Fiedler, Ed.D. (University of Phoenix), Assistant Professor of Jewish Studies: biblical studies, Hebrew, Jewish education, Jewish women, women and Jewish law
Christine A. Gayda-Chelder, Ph.D. (Drexel University), Associate Professor of Psychology: health psychology, clinical neuropsychology, traumatic brain injury, dementia, caregiver burden
Helana Girgis, Ph.D. (University of Arkansas), Assistant Professor of Psychology: Developmental and lifespan psychology, cognitive development, personality, conceptual development of foods and idea ownership, cross-cultural research.
John Gray, Ed.D. (Walden University), Visiting Instructor of Organizational Leadership
Marion Hussong, Ph.D. (University of Pennsylvania), Professor of Literature and Holocaust and Genocide Studies: holocaust literature, 19th and 20th century German and Austrian literature, comparative literature, children's literature
Janice O. Joseph, Ph.D. (York University), Distinguished Professor of Criminal Justice: juvenile justice, criminology and deviance, minorities and crime, corrections
Gorica Majstorovic, Ph.D. (New York University), Professor of Spanish: Iberian, Latin American and U.S. Latino literature, film, visual arts and theater, postcolonial studies
Sara Martino, Ph.D. (Temple University), Professor of Counseling: counseling psychology, illness-related stress disorders, female aggression, self-mutilation, superwoman ideal, gender group identity, psychology of women, marriage and family therapy
Shelly Meyers, Ed.D. (Nova Southern University), Associate Professor of Education: special education, pedagogy, inclusion, supervision and leadership, education to workplace transition, behavior management
Mary Padden, Ph.D. (Widener University), Associate Professor of Nursing: pediatrics, maternal and child health, research
Gail H. Rosenthal, M.A. (Stockton University), Director of the Sara and Sam Schoffer Holocaust Resource Center: education, Holocaust Resource Center Internships
Irene Sanders, Ed.D. (Rowan University), Assistant Professor of Health Science: speech and language development, speech and language disorders throughout the lifespan, language literacy, language learning-based disorders, auditory perception
Rose Scaffidi, Dr.N.P. (Drexel University), Associate Professor of Nursing: women's health, research, assessment
Allison N. Sinanan, Ph.D. (Fordham University), Professor of Social Work, MSW Program Chair: sexual abuse recurrence in minority children, oppression of children and families of color
Connie M. Tang, Ph.D. (University of Wyoming, Laramie), Professor of Psychology: child and adolescent development, child maltreatment and juvenile delinquency, psychology and the law, social cognition, culture and cognition, research methods
Judith Vogel, Ph.D. (Temple University), Professor of Mathematics: numerical linear algebra, Children of the Holocaust, Holocaust education using children's literature
Keith B. Williams, Ph.D. (University of Minnesota), Professor of Psychology: educational psychology, social psychology, educational testing and measurement, psychology of individual differences
Kerrin C. Wolf, Ph.D. (University of Delaware), Assistant Professor of Business Studies, Public Law: school discipline, children and the law, education law and policy, health law and policy, juvenile justice
Kaite Yang, Ph.D. (Princeton University), Associate Professor of Psychology: social psychology, personality and individual differences, the emergence of gender differences, meta-analysis, thought speed and creativity.
PROFESSORS EMERITI
Joseph J. Marchetti, Ph.D. (University of Pennsylvania), Professor Emeritus of Education: educational research, educational leadership, organizational leadership, curriculum and instruction
Jean Mercer, Ph.D. (Brandeis University), Professor Emerita of Psychology: developmental psychology, early childhood, infancy, perception, history and systems
Linda Williamson Nelson, Ph.D. (Rutgers, The State University), Professor Emerita of Anthropology and Africana Studies: anthropological linguistics, cultural anthropology, gender and culture, field methods, contemporary African American literature, African American vernacular English, African American culture
Joseph Rubenstein, Ph.D. (New School for Social Research), Professor Emeritus of Anthropology: religion and ritual, anthropological theory, ethnicity, Jewish culture, field methods, food and culture, anthropological photography, community engagement
Jess Bonnan-White, Ph.D. (University of Iowa) - Associate Professor of Criminal Justice: Conflict resolution, economic empowerment, cultural preservation.
609-652-4453 | C122
Deeanna Button, Ph.D. (University of Delaware) - Associate Professor of Criminal Justice: Violence and victimization, social inequality.
609-652-4452 | G232
William Dineen, M.A.S. (Fairleigh Dickinson) - Teaching Specialist of Criminal Justice: crime scene investigation,bloodstain pattern analysis, homicide investigation, criminal investigation, interview and interrogationtechniques, resilience in policing, the criminal justice system, and corrections.
609-626-3133 | H242
Joshua D. Duntley, Ph.D. (University of Texas) - Associate Professor of Criminal Justice: Forensic psychology, evolutionary psychology, homicide and stalking, victim defenses, quantitative methods.
609-626-3570 | G251
Arleen Caballero Gonzalez, J.D. (Rutgers University School of Law, Camden) - Associate Professor of Criminal Justice, Criminal Law: Criminal procedure, criminal law, legal research, fourteenth amendment, Puerto Rican studies.
609-761-1267 | AC224m
Syeda T. Hadi, Ph.D. - Assistant Professor of Criminal Justice
609-626-3187 | H236
Janice O. Joseph, Ph.D. (York University, Canada) - Distinguished Professor of Criminal Justice: Juvenile justice, criminology and deviance, minorities and crime, corrections.
609-652-4312 | H248
Marissa P. Levy, Ph.D. (Rutgers, The State University) - Dean, School of Social and Behavioral Sciences and Professor of Criminal Justice: Environmental criminology with emphasis on spatial analysis of crime (crime mapping and crime prevention), evaluations and statistics.
609-652-4512 | H201
Ruibin Lu, Ph.D. (Washington State University) - Assistant Professor of Criminal Justice: Specialty courts, U.S. judicial system, drug and alcohol use, community corrections, comparative criminal justice.
609-626-3829 | B006
Manish Madan, Ph.D. (Rutgers, The State University) - Associate Professor of Criminal Justice: Comparative research, policy, and victimization and gender.
609-626-3530 | G237
William McKnight, M.S. (St. Joseph's University) - Teaching Specialist of Criminal Justice: Police leadership, policing, the criminal justice system, homeland security, risk management and mitigation, business continuity.
609-652-4442 | H227
Richard Mulvihill, M.S. (Nova Southeastern University) - Tenured Instructor of Criminal Justice: Police and public safety administration, corrections, and criminal justice technology.
609-626-3557 | H202m
Nusret Sahin, Ph.D. (Rutgers, The State University) - Assistant Professor of Criminal Justice: Race, trust and police legitimacy, police-citizen encounters, terrorism, police technology.
609-626-3825 | B006a
Kimberley R. Schanz, Ph.D. (CUNY Graduate Center) - Assistant Professor of Criminal Justice: Statistics, research methods, forensic psychology, behavioral consistency in serial sexual assaults, victim risk assessment, offender-victim interaction.
609-652-4585 | F128
Amy Yingyi Situ-Liu, Ph.D. (Indiana University of Pennsylvania) - Associate Professor of Criminal Justice: Environmental crime, comparative criminal justice, quantitative and qualitative research methods, criminology, crime control.
609-652-4314 | G260
Christine Tartaro, Ph.D. (Rutgers University School of Criminal Justice) - Distinguished Professor of Criminal Justice: Corrections, research methods and statistics, violence in correctional facilities, suicide in correctional facilities, program evaluation, sentencing.
609-626-6035 | G252
PROFESSORS EMERITI
Larry E. Nutt, Ph.D. (University of Chicago) - Professor Emeritus of Criminal Justice: Police behavior, deterrence, criminology, social theory
Rupendra Simlot, Ph.D. (University of Rajasthan) - Professor Emeritus of Criminal Justice: Forensic science, crime scene investigation, cyber-crime investigation, criminal justice administration, security management, police behavior, police management, international culture.
Marcia R. Steinbock, J.D. (Rutgers University School of Law, Camden) - Professor Emerita of Criminal Justice: Judicial systems, prisoners' rights, psychology and law, Jewish women.
Oliver D. Cooke, Ph.D. (University of Massachusetts Amherst) - Associate Professor of Economics: Urban/regional economics, economic history, political economy, macroeconomics.
609-652-4782 | G263
Elizabeth A. Elmore, Ph.D. (University of Notre Dame) - Professor of Economics: Labor economics, statistics, financial gerontology, political economy of gender, gender issues in gerontology and social security.
609-652-4619 | AC224q
Eric Hoyt, Ph.D. (University of Massachusetts Amherst) - Assistant Professor of Economics
69-626-6085 | F230
Mariam Majd, Ph.D. (University of Massachusetts - Amherst) - Assistant Professor of Economics: International finance, money and banking, political economy.
609-626-3826 | B006b
Sedar Pougaza, M.A. - Teaching Specialist of Economics
609-626-3135 | C109
Ramya Vijaya, Ph.D. (The American University) - Professor of Economics: Feminist political economy, labor and international trade, econometrics.
609-652-4741 | G265
ASSOCIATED FACULTY
Ronald L. Caplan, Ph.D. (University of Massachusetts) - Associate Professor of Public Health: Health economics, health policy.
PROFESSORS EMERITI
Deborah M. Figart, Ph.D. (The American University) - Distinguished Professor Emerita of Economics: Labor economics, the casino industry, institutional and social economics, discrimination, financial literacy and student loans, economic education, poverty and inequality, and economic well-being.
G. Reza Ghorashi, Ph.D. (Fordham University) - Professor Emeritus of Economics: International trade and international finance, microeconomics, political economy.
Melaku Lakew, Ph.D. (University of California at Riverside) - Professor Emeritus of Economics: Monetary theory, history of economic thought, comparative economic systems, economic development.
Ellen Mutari, Ph.D. (The American University) - Professor Emerita of Economics: Labor market and employment policies; gender, race-ethnicity, and class; economic history; contemporary political economy.
Ted Alter, Ph.D. (Yeshiva University) - Assistant Professor of Social Work: Aging, dementia, life cycle, health care, end-of-life, ethics, chronic illness, and disability.
David C. Burdick, Ph.D. (University of Notre Dame), FGSA, FAGHE - Professor of Psychology and Director, Stockton Center on Successful Aging: Adult development and aging, technology and aging, intergenerational relationships, applied gerontology, mental health and aging, environmental psychology.
Elizabeth G. Calamidas, Ph.D. (Temple University) - Associate Professor of Public Health: Community and public health, health education, health behavior, human sexuality, women and health, aging and health.
Merydawilda Colón, Ph.D. (The City University of New York), L.S.W. - Executive Director of the Stockton Center for Community Engagement and Professor of Social Work: Social work practice, hospice (grief, death, and dying), acculturation and attitudes of Latinos toward hospice, Latinos and community outreach, social work with oppressed groups.
Lisa E. Cox, Ph.D. (Virginia Commonwealth University), L.C.S.W. - Professor of Social Work: Clinical social work practice, psychopathology and cultural neuroscience, health care, HIV/AIDS clinical trials research, gerontology, research methods, linkage between social support and medication adherence.
Jennifer S. Dunkle, MSW (Monmouth University) - Assistant Professor of Social Work: Culturally competent aging services, environmental justice, qualitative research, and oral history.
Elizabeth A. Elmore, Ph.D. (University of Notre Dame) - Professor of Economics and Director, Stockton Center for Economics and Financial Literacy: Labor economics, statistics, financial gerontology, political economy of gender, gender issues in gerontology and social security.
Christine V. Ferri, Ph.D. (Duke University) - Associate Professor of Psychology: Geropsychology, abnormal psychology, psychotherapy, positive psychology, statistical methods.
Jessica Fleck, Ph.D. (Temple University) – Professor of Psychology: Cognitive neuroscience, research in the behavioral and neural underpinnings of problem-solving and creativity, age-related cognitive decline, neural predictors of cognitive decline and dementia.
Megan Foti, DOT (Temple University) - Associate Professor of Occupational Therapy: Support for caregivers, telehealth/emedicine, adult learning and development, older adulthood, evidence-based practice.
Christine A. Gayda-Chelder, Ph.D. (Drexel University) - Associate Professor of Psychology: Health psychology, clinical neuropsychology, traumatic brain injury, early detection of dementia, caregiver burden.
Janice O. Joseph, Ph.D. (York University, Canada) - Distinguished Professor of Criminal Justice: Juvenile justice, criminology and deviance, minorities and crime, corrections.
Marcello Spinella, Ph.D. (City University of New York) - Professor of Psychology: Physiological psychology, positive psychology, mindfulness, clinical neuropsychology, psychometrics, psychopharmacology, herbal medicines, executive functions, addiction.
Claire E. Abernathy, Ph.D. (Vanderbilt University), Associate Professor of Political Science: American politics, legislative correspondence management practices.
609-626-3524 | C005a
James Mac Avery, Ph.D. (University of Kentucky), Professor of Political Science: American public opinion, political behavior, representation, race and ethnicity.
609-626-6021 | G262
Lauren Marie Balasco, Ph.D. (University of Delaware), Assistant Professor of Political Science: Comparative politics, rule of law, democratization, transitional justice, human rights, Latin American politics.
609-652-4743 | F232
Michael S. Rodriguez, Ph.D. (Temple University), Professor of Political Science: Washington Internship Program, race and politics, American government, public policy, religion and politics, immigration policy.
609-652-4476 | H243
Linda J. Wharton, J.D. (Rutgers School of Law, Camden), Professor of Political Science: constitutional law, civil liberties, women and the law, advanced constitutional litigation, public education and the law.
609-652-4716 | G256
Tina M. Zappile, Ph.D. (University of Nebraska - Lincoln), Associate Professor of Political Science: international political economy, international organization, international law, comparative politics, economic development.
609-626-3816 | F123
ASSOCIATED FACULTY
Patrick Hossay, Ph.D. (Temple University) - Associate Professor of Sustainability: Environmental policy and law, sustainable development, alternative energy and design, sustainable technology.
PROFESSORS EMERITI
David L. Carr, Ph.D. (State University of New York at Binghamton), Provost Emeritus and Professor Emeritus of Political Science: comparative politics, political development, comparative public policy, research methods and statistics.
William T. Daly, M.A. (Princeton University), Professor Emeritus of Political Science: international politics, political development, contemporary political ideologies.
Lucinda S. Jassel , Ph.D. (University of California at Davis), Professor Emerita of Political Science: political theory, American government, political parties and behavior.
Jacqueline Pope, Ph.D. (Columbia University), Professor Emerita of Political Science: public administration, public policy, metro politics, Africana studies.
G. William Sensiba, Ph.D. (Yale University), Professor Emeritus of Political Science: methodology, political personality and behavior, political sociology, comparative politics.
Mark E. Berg, Ph.D. (University of Canterbury), Associate Professor of Psychology: Perceptual category learning, experimental analysis of behavior, history of psychology, motivation, industrial/ organizational psychology.
609-626-6862 | G266
John Bulevich, Ph.D. (Washington University), Associate Professor of Psychology: Memory Distortion, Eyewitness Testimony, Metacognition, Retrieval Processes, Aging.
609-626-3821 | H245
David C. Burdick, Ph.D. (University of Notre Dame), FGSA, FAGHE, Professor of Psychology: Adult development and aging, technology and aging, intergenerational relationships, applied gerontology, mental health and aging.
609-652-4311 | F231
Christine V. Ferri, Ph.D. (Duke University), Associate Professor of Psychology: Geropsychology, abnormal psychology, psychotherapy, positive psychology, statistical methods.
609-761-1256 | AC318c
Jessica Fleck, Ph.D. (Temple University), Professor of Psychology: Brain, behavior and cognition, problem-solving, working memory, creativity, statistics, research methods.
609-626-3489 | G253
Christine A. Gayda-Chelder, Ph.D. (Drexel University), Associate Professor of Psychology: Health psychology, clinical neuropsychology, traumatic brain injury, dementia, caregiver burden.
609-626-6075 | C139
Helana Girgis, Ph.D. (University of Arkansas), Assistant Professor of Psychology: Developmental and lifespan psychology, cognitive development, personality, conceptual development of foods and idea ownership, cross-cultural research.
609-652-4212 | H238
Zornitsa Kalibatseva, Ph.D. (Michigan State University), Associate Professor of Psychology: Clinical psychology, cross-cultural psychology, assessment, depression, cultural competency, race, ethnicity, acculturation.
609-626-3894 | G239
Colleen Kase, Ph.D. (University of Maryland), Assistant Professor of Psychology: counseling psychology, health psychology, stigma, body size/sizeism, sexual minoritygroups, statistical and research methods.
609-626-3103 | H219
Jennifer A. Lyke, Ph.D. (Temple University), Professor of Psychology: Counseling psychology, research methods, abnormal psychology, eating disorders, states of consciousness.
609-626-6839 | G210
Justin Ostrofsky, Ph.D. (The Graduate Center of the City University of New York), Associate Professor of Psychology: Perception, attention and memory-based processes supporting the ability to realistically draw objects from observation, statistics, research methods and cognitive psychology.
609-626-6858 | C113
David Rosen, Affiliated Research Faculty
Nordia Scott, Ph.D. (Michigan State University), Assistant Professor of Psychology: Ecological-Community psychology, race andracism, academic resilience, risk and protective factors, privilege and oppression, systemsperspectives, social change.
609-626-3403 | H202k
Elizabeth Shobe, Ph.D. (University of Toledo), Professor of Psychology: Cognition, learning theories, experimental psychology, statistical methods, evolution and behavior.
609-626-6032 | G216
Marcello Spinella, Ph.D. (City University of New York), Professor of Psychology: Physiological psychology, clinical neuropsychology, psychometrics, psychopharmacology, herbal medicines, executive functions, addiction, aging and mental health.
609-626-6049 | F124
Connie M. Tang, Ph.D. (University of Wyoming), Professor of Psychology: Child and adolescent development, child maltreatment and juvenile delinquency, psychology and the law, social cognition, culture and cognition, research methods.
609-626-3523 | G261
John H. White, Ph.D. (North Texas State University), Professor of Psychology: Forensic neuropsychology, serial murder, sex crimes, violent crimes, police psychology, forensic psychology, criminal investigative analysis (profiling).
609-761-1255 | AC224c
Keith B. Williams, Ph.D. (University of Minnesota), Professor of Psychology: Educational psychology, social psychology, educational testing and measurement, individual differences.
609-626-6033 | F234
Kaite Yang, Ph.D. (Princeton University), Associate Professor of Psychology: Social psychology, personality and individual differences, the emergence of gender differences, meta-analysis, thought speed and creativity.
609-626-3848 | H220
ASSOCIATED FACULTY
Joshua D. Duntley, Ph.D. (University of Texas), Associate Professor of Criminal Justice: Evolutionary psychology, forensic psychology, homicide, stalking, victim defenses, human mating, statistics.
Sara Martino, Ph.D. (Temple University), Professor of Counseling: Counseling psychology, illness-related stress disorders, female aggression, gender group identity, psychology of women, marriage and family therapy.
609-626-5504 | HIS203b
Erin Sappio, Ph.D. (Temple University), NCSP, Assistant Professor of Counseling: School psychology, reducing stigma in learning, music and recall, applied positive psychology.
609-626-3155 | HIS204
Elyssa Smith, Ph.D. (University of Wyoming), LPC, NCC, Assistant Professor of Counseling: Psychodynamic theory, children and adolescents, narratives of counselors.
HIS203b
PROFESSORS EMERITI
Michael L. Frank, Ph.D. (State University of New York at Albany), Professor Emeritus of Psychology: Statistics, mathematical models, motivation, research methods, gambling and risk taking behavior.
Sonia V. Gonsalves, Ph.D. (Temple University), Professor Emerita of Psychology: Educational psychology, statistics, research methods, psychological and educational testing, experimental psychology, adolescence, learning.
Cheryl R. Kaus, Ph.D. (The Pennsylvania State University), Professor of Psychology and Dean Emerita, Social and Behavioral Sciences: Successful aging, gerontological education, program development and evaluation.
David Lester, Ph.D. (Brandeis University), Professor Emeritus of Psychology: Abnormal psychology, psychological statistics, personality, psychological testing, theories of counseling
Jean Mercer, Ph.D. (Brandeis University), Professor Emerita of Psychology: Developmental psychology, early childhood, infancy, perception, history and systems.
William M. Miley, Ph.D. (Temple University), Professor Emeritus of Psychology: Health psychology, mind/body interactions, abnormal psychology.
Ted Alter, Ph.D., M.S.W. (Yeshiva University), Assistant Professor of Social Work: Aging, dementia, life cycle, health care, end-of-life, ethics, chronic illness, and disability.
609-652-4411 | H229
Robert Barney, Ph.D. (University of Louisville), Associate Professor of Social Work: International social work, family and community development, cultural diversity in HIV/AIDS support, research practice.
609-652-4435 | G245
Guia Calicdan-Apostle, DSW (University of Pennsylvania), Associate Professor of Social Work: Spirituality and mental health, school social work, international social work, racism, immigration and cultural diversity issues, public health advocacy (tobacco control).
609-626-3820 | H254
Lisa Cox, Ph.D. (Virginia Commonwealth University), LCSW, Professor of Social Work: Clinical social work practice, psychopathology and cultural neuroscience, health care, HIV/AIDS clinical trials research, gerontology, research methods, linkage between social support and medication adherence.
609-652-4310 | F126
Douglas Deane, MSW (Arizona State University), LCSW, Coordinator of BSW Field Education: Supervisory and clinical experience in mental and behavioral health.
609-626-3562 | H223
Jennifer Dunkle, Ph.D. (Fordham University), Assistant Professor of Social Work: Culturally competent aging services, environmental justice, qualitative research, and oral history.
609-761-1253 | AC224s
Robin Hernandez-Mekonnen, Ph.D., (University of Pennsylvania), Associate Professor of Social Work: Social work with children and families, impacting social and child welfare system reform via research and policy, immigration and child well-being.
609-761-1257 | AC224e
Rachel Kirzner, MSW, (University of Pennsylvania), LCSW, Associate Professor of Social Work: Social Policy (public benefits), data analysis, research methods, social work practice, neighborhood effects, community violence exposure.
609-652-4689 | H202j
Dawn Konrady Fanslau, EdD (Drexel University), LSW, Director of Child Welfare Education Institute, Manager of BCWEP, MCWEP, and NJCWTP programs: Social work with children and families, impacting social and child welfare system reform via training, continuing education, and professional development.
609-652-4270 | G258
Maya A. Lewis, Ph.D (University of Maryland, Baltimore), Associate Professor of Social Work, BSSW Program Chair: Human behavior, research methods, social work practice, adolescent mental health, minority health, health disparities, cultural competence.
609-652-4329 | G243
Sunny Mathew, Ph.D. (Fordham University), Assistant Professor of Social Work: Asian American parenting, social support andchildrearing practices, social disadvantage and health disparity, social capital and communitydevelopment; dialectical behavior therapy and life worth living.
609-652-4427 | H226
Loretta Mooney, Ph.D. (Widener University), Assistant Professor of Social Work: Suicidology, mental health management and recovery, civil commitment and coercive practices, support for psychological pain.
609-626-3158 | H234
Patricia Reid-Merritt, DSW (University of Pennsylvania), Distinguished Professor of Social Work and Africana Studies: Social work practice, social work with ethnic and minority groups, school social policy, organizational policy, Africana perspectives on social work practice.
609-652-4609 | K117
Allison Sinanan, Ph.D., (Fordham University), LSW, Professor of Social Work, MSW Program Chair: Sexual abuse recurrence in minority children, oppression of children and families of color, individual and group counseling, social work practice.
609-626-3561 | B116
Kathleen Siracusa, MSW (Rutgers University), LCSW, Coordinator of MSW Field Education: Experience with children and families, ethics, cultural diversity, hospital social work, hospice care, in home therapy with children, school social work, mental health practice.
609-761-1258 | AC224l
Lori Tomaro, MSW (Monmouth University), Assistant Coordinator of MSW Field Education: Child abuse and neglect; impact of infant/childhood relationship traumas and their influence on parenting behaviors; diverse populations; therapeutic services to individuals, couples, and families.
609-626-6817 | H218
John Wojtowicz, MSW, Teaching Specialist of Social Work
609-626-3104 | H233
PROFESSORS EMERITI
Diane S. Falk, Ph.D. (Rutgers University), LCSW, Professor Emerita of Social Work: Social work practice, program development and administration, child welfare, mental health practice and policy, human rights, international social work.
John Searight, MSW (University of Pennsylvania), Professor Emeritus and Academic Coordinator of the BCWEP Program: social work practice, child welfare, child neglect and abuse, child protective services.
Shawn Riva Donaldson, Ph.D. (Rutgers, The State University), Associate Professor of Sociology: Race/class/gender, sociology of law, medical sociology, demography, South African studies.
609-652-4455 | H249
Betsy Erbaugh, Ph.D. (University of New Mexico), Associate Professor of Sociology: Reproductive and sexual health, gender, race, class, sexuality, social movements, violence, research methods.
609-652-4639 | G208
Laurie Greene, Ph.D. (Tulane University), Professor of Anthropology: Language and culture, anthropology of men and women, Latin American and Caribbean cultures, culture in education, social activism.
609-761-1251 | AC224g
Bobbi Hornbeck, Ph.D., Teaching Specialist of Anthropology
609-626-3136 | C109
Christina Jackson, Ph.D. (University of California), Associate Professor of Sociology: Urban sociology, race, class, gender, social movements, inequality.
609-626-3422 | C142
Nazia Kazi, Ph.D. (The Graduate Center at CUNY), Associate Professor of Anthropology: Race, immigration, inequality, Islamophobia, social theory.
609-626-3572 | C106
Ethan C. Levine, Ph.D. (Temple University) - Affiliated Research Faculty: Sexual violence, intimate partner violence, victim services, gender and sexuality, feminist theory, social construction of knowledge, quantitative and qualitative methods.
ASSOCIATED FACULTY
Janice O. Joseph, Ph.D. (York University, Canada), Distinguished Professor of Criminal Justice: Juvenile justice, criminology and deviance, minorities and crime, corrections.
Margaret E. Lewis, Ph.D. (State University of New York at Stony Brook), Professor of Biology: Vertebrate anatomy, anthropology, paleoecology, evolutionary biology, paleontology.
PROFESSORS EMERITI
Robert E. Helsabeck , Ph.D. (Indiana University), Professor Emeritus of Sociology: Social psychology, research methods, religion, conflict.
Elinor Lerner, Ph.D. (University of California at Berkeley), Associate Professor Emerita of Sociology: Political sociology, sociology of women, deviance, sexuality, popular culture, human/animal relations.
Linda Williamson Nelson, Ph.D. (Rutgers, The State University), Professor Emerita of Anthropology and Africana Studies: Anthropological linguistics, cultural anthropology, gender and culture, field methods, contemporary African American literature, African American vernacular English, African American culture.
Joseph Rubenstein, Ph.D. (New School for Social Research), Professor Emeritus of Anthropology: Religion and ritual, anthropological theory, ethnicity, Jewish culture, field methods, anthropological photography.
Franklin O. Smith, Ed.D. (University of Massachusetts at Amherst), Professor Emeritus of Sociology: Family, sociology of education, sociology of sports, acting, public oratory.
Robert J. Barney, Ph.D. (University of Louisville), Associate Professor of Social Work: International social work, family and community developent, cultural diversity in HIV/AIDS support, research practice, human trafficking.
Jess Bonnan-White, Ph.D. (University of Iowa), Associate Professor of Criminal Justice: Conflict resolution, disaster response, humanitarian assistance, international development, Middle East conflict, anthropology, trauma studies, quantitative and qualitative data, research methods, peace-building.
Deeanna Button, Ph.D. (University of Delaware), Associate Professor of Criminal Justice: Social inequality, violence/victimization, gender and sexuality, LGBTQ youth and resiliency, criminology, research methods and statistics.
Guia Calicdan-Apostle, DSW (University of Pennsylvania), Associate Professor of Social Work: Clinical social work practice, cultural competence, spirituality in mental health, public health intervention and advocacy (tobacco control), race, ethnicity and diversity issues.
Shawn R. Donaldson, Ph.D. (Rutgers, The State University), Associate Professor of Sociology: Race/class/gender, sociology of law, medical sociology, demography, South African studies.
Joshua D. Duntley, Ph.D. (University of Texas), Associate Professor of Criminal Justice: Evolutionary psychology, forensic psychology, homicide, stalking, victim defenses, human mating, statistics.
Michael R. Hayse, Ph.D. (University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill), Associate Professor of History
Marion Hussong, Ph.D. (University of Pennsylvania), Professor of Literature and Holocaust and Genocide Studies: 20th century German history, Russian and East European history, Holocaust/genocide studies, history and memory.
Holocaust literature, 19th and 20th century German and Austrian literature, comparative literature, children's literature.Christina Jackson, Ph.D. (University of California Santa Barbara), Associate Professor of Sociology: Urban sociology, race, class, gender, social movements, inequality.
Janice O. Joseph, Ph.D. (York University), Distinguished Professor of Criminal Justice: Juvenile justice, delinquency, violence against women, minorities and crime, corrections.
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Nazia Kazi, Ph.D. (CUNY Graduate Center), Associate Professor of Anthropology: Race, immigration, inequality, Islamophobia, social theory.
Manish Madan, Ph.D. (Michigan State University), Associate Professor of Criminal Justice: Comparative research, policy, gender, victimization, media, policing, statistics.
Ethan C. Levine, Ph.D. (Temple University) - Affiliated Research Faculty: Sexual violence, intimate partner violence, victim services, gender and sexuality, feminist theory, social construction of knowledge, quantitative and qualitative methods.
Sara Martino, Ph.D. (Temple University), Professor of Counseling: Counseling psychology, illness-related stress disorders, female aggression, self-mutilation, superwoman ideal, gender group identity, psychology of women, marriage and family therapy.
Patricia Reid-Merritt, DSW (University of Pennsylvania), Distinguished Professor of Social Work and Africana Studies: Social work practice, social policy, social work with ethnic/minority groups, Africana organizations and leadership practices, African-centered social work practice.
Kimberley R. Schanz, Ph.D. (CUNY Graduate Center), Assistant Professor of Criminal Justice: Behavioral crime scene analysis with an emphasis on the behavioral aspects of sexual assaults, and forensic psychology.
Allison N. Sinanan, Ph.D. (Fordham University), Professor of Social Work: Sexual abuse recurrence in minority children, oppression of children and families of color.
Connie M. Tang, Ph.D. (University of Wyoming), Professor of Psychology: Child and adolescent development, child maltreatment and juvenile delinquency, psychology and the law, social cognition, culture and cognition, research methods.
Judith Vogel, Ph.D. (Temple University), Associate Professor of Mathematics: Numerical linear algebra, Children of the Holocaust, Holocaust education using children's literature.
Kaite Yang, Ph.D. (Princeton University), Associate Professor of Psychology: Social psychology, personality and individual differences, the emergence of gender differences, meta-analysis, thought speed and creativity.
PROFESSORS EMERITI
Sonia V. Gonsalves, Ph.D. (Temple University), Professor Emerita of Psychology: Educational psychology, statistics, research methods, psychological and educational testing, experimental psychology, adolescence, learning.
Melaku Lakew, Ph.D. (University of California at Riverside) - Professor Emeritus of Economics: Monetary theory, history of economic thought, comparative economic systems, economic development.
Franklin O. Smith, Ed.D. (University of Massachusetts at Amherst), Professor Emeritus of Sociology: Family, sociology of education, sociology of sports, acting, public oratory.
