Dr. Nora Smith is an Instructor teaching at both the graduate and undergraduate level including introduction to Social Work, Field Education, Research, Group Work, and Social Work Practice with families.  Her areas of research and interests include families, addiction, and child welfare. [top]

 

Dr. Mary E. Swigonski is an Assistant Professor who regularly teaches undergraduate and graduate course in human behavior,  field practice, social policy and research.  She is also able to teach social work practice with groups, social work practice with the aged, administration, diversity, alternative families and international women's issues.   Her research interests include human behavior  and the social environment, diversity, lesbian and gay issues, and gender studies. [top]

 

Prof. Kelly Ward, LCSW, CADC is an Assistant Professor who is all but dissertation (ABD) at Fordham University. Her teaching at the graduate and undergraduate level includes policy, human behavior, introduction to social work, field, and special topic classes including addictions, substance abuse populations, and using the DSM IV. In the graduate program she can teach field, supervision, administration, policy and human behavior. Her areas of research interest include intergenerational substance abuse and other aspects of addiction. [top]

 

Ms. Linda Principe (Secretary) [top]

 

Mr. Paul Longo serves as the Field Coordinator for both the BSW and MSW Programs.  His interest and experiences are primarily in community/ macro practice.  His experience includes labor, community and strike organizing, occupational safety and health, homelessness, transitional housing and homeownership opportunities planning for tenants.   [top]