Associate professor Paul Lanier Rodriguez, M., DePanfilis, D., & Lanier, P. (2019). Bridging the gap: Social work insights for ethical algorithmic decision-making in human services. IBM Journal … [Read more...]
School briefs
Associate professor Paul Lanier was a guest speaker for the 2019 North Carolina Fatherhood Power Breakfast, sponsored by the Family Resource Center South Atlantic. This yearly event, which was … [Read more...]
Four faculty members promoted
Dean Gary Bowen recently announced the following faculty promotions, all effective July 1: Gary Cuddeback, Ph.D., full professor. Cuddeback, who joined the School in 2008, and is considered a … [Read more...]
Recent publications
Assistant professor Paul Lanier and clinical associate professor Sarah Verbiest Lanier, P., Rodriguez, M., Verbiest, S., Bryant, K., Guan, T., & Zolotor, A. (in press). Preventing infant … [Read more...]
Recent publications
Assistant professor Will Hall Hall, W. J. (2019). Sexual orientation. In C. Franklin (Ed.), Oxford research encyclopedia of social work. Washington, DC: National Association … [Read more...]
Recent publications
Assistant professor Paul Lanier and research assistant professor Rod Rose Schilling, S., Lanier, P., Rose, R., Shanahan, M. & Zolotor, A. (2019). A quasi-experimental … [Read more...]
Macy, Lanier named fellows in honor of their scholarship and leadership
Professor Rebecca Macy and assistant professor Paul Lanier were both recently honored for their scholarship and leadership in the social work profession. Macy was selected as a 2019 Fellow of the … [Read more...]
Recent publications
Ph.D. graduate Brianna Lombardi, clinical associate professor Lisa de Saxe Zerden, Ph.D. student Ting Guan and MSW graduate Amy Prentice Lombardi, B. M., de Saxe Zerden, L., Guan, T., & … [Read more...]
Faculty study to examine alternative program aimed at keeping children out of psychiatric residential hospitals
Research has shown that children with severe behavioral health impairments who receive community-based treatment have better outcomes than those who are placed in intensive psychiatric … [Read more...]
School briefs
Professor Michael Lambert was a keynote speaker in November for the 2018 Caribbean Regional Conference of Psychology in Kingston, Jamaica. Lambert's presentation was titled, "Affordable, Accessible, … [Read more...]