Faculty and Staff Listings
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Lisa Berger, Ph. D. |
Alcohol and drug abuse interventions and recovery, the role of work environment in employee substance abuse. |
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Steven G. Brandl, Ph.D. |
Criminal investigation, Gun markets, Health and safety issues in policing, Police decision making and behavior, Police policy, Hazards of police work |
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Michael J. Brondino, Ph. D.
Enderis Hall 1167 |
Quantitative methods, measurement development, data-collection techniques. |
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Carolyn Bucior, B.S.
1094 Enderis Hall |
Marketing specialist and writer for the Helen Bader School of Social Welfare. |
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Jennifer Clearwater, CFRE Senior Development Specialist |
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Linda Czernicki |
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Michael Fendrich, Ph.D. Professor |
Epidemiology of substance abuse, assessment of risk factors, and correlates and consequences of substance abuse in the community. |
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Paul Florsheim, Ph..D. Associate Professor,
CABHR scientist
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Developing mental health prevention programs for adolescents in the public school systems;Adapting the Young Parenthood Program to address the needs of adolescent mothers and young fathers in Milwaukee;Developing substance abuse and mental health treatment programs for court involved youth. |
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Tina Freiburger, Ph.D. |
Gender and racial disparities in sentencing, criminological theory, recidivism among sex offenders, and experiences of females in the criminal justice system |
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Colleen Giaimo, Department of Social Work, |
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Roberta J. Hanus, MSW, LCSW |
Aging (Hartford Partnership Grant for Aging Education), Spirituality and Social Work, Field Instruction and the Supervision of Social Work students , Process-oriented psychology (Process Work), Conflict resolution , Individual, couples and Group psychotherapy/Process Work, |
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Kimberly D. Hassell, Ph.D. |
Race, crime and criminal justice, Administration of justice, Criminal justice processing, Police policy, Police decision making and behavior, Police management |
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Heidi Janzen, MBA |
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Goldie Kadushin, Ph.D. |
Community-based practice, practice with disabled and chronically ill older adults, interdisciplinary collaboration in health care. |
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Sharon Keigher, Ph.D. |
Aging and health policy with special focus on in-home services, housing, and community practice and women's issues. |
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Carol Kozminski |
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Jung Kwak, Ph.D. Assistant Professor
Enderis Hall 1055 |
Efficacy of caregiver support interventions and cultural diversity in end-of-life decision-making and service use. |
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Ellen Lafouge |
Web site administration and design, Print media and display design and production. |
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Thomas P. LeBel, Ph.D. |
Intervention strategies with correctional clients, Parole, Prisoner reintegration, Rehabilitation, Crime in the mass media, Desistance, Recidivism, Correctional administration and programming, Corrections process, Treatment issues for prisoners, Recovery processes in addictions |
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Gwat-Yong Lie, Ph.D.
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Violence against women and children; social work practice with culturally diverse families and children; treatment issues of dually diagnosed homeless adults |
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Susan Loeher, MSW |
Direct practice in family therapy, Foster Care and Adoption, Supervision and administration in public and private child welfare social service agencies. |
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Rick Lovell, Ph.D. |
Decision making, disparity and policy, Race, class and gender issues in corrections, Research use in decision making and policy making, Criminal justice policy issues, School and community violence, Criminal justice processing |
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Christine Lowery, Ph.D. |
Qualitative research methods; spirituality, socio-cultural change, aging, and recovery processes in Native American populations. |
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Peggy Maillet, Ph. D. |
Social work in mental health and the impact of infertility on the marital relationship. |
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Katie M. Mangan, MSW, LCSW, LMFT |
Death in family systems, Balancing work and family systems, Blended family systems, Medical social work, Chronic and acute management in families, Individual, marriage and family therapy, Multi-systems family therapy home-based outreach. |
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Steven L. McMurtry, Ph.D. |
Child welfare services, especially out-of-home care, and methods of assessment of client problems and service outcomes. |
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R.L. McNeely, Ph.D., J.D. |
Quality worklife programs and human welfare, focusing upon the impact of job conditions on human performance and social functioning. |
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Joshua Mersky, Ph.D.
Department of Social Work |
Etiology and consequences of child maltreatment, prevention science, and adolescent development and transition to adulthood. |
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Assistant Dean
1193 Enderis Hall |
Assistant Dean of Student Services. |
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Rhonda Montgomery, Ph.D.
Department of Social Work |
Caregiving and dementia in aged populations; public policy and the role of the family in providing long-term care. |
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Laura Otto-Salaj, Ph. D.
Enderis Hall 1181 |
Intersection of alcohol and other substance use with HIV sexual risk behaviors and mental health. |
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Deborah Padgett, Ph.D.
Department of Social Work |
Leadership and management, ethics, and women's issues. |
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David J. Pate, Jr., Ph.D.
Department of Social Work |
Poverty and welfare policy; child support and the effect of enforcement policies on noncustodial parents. |
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Theresa Payton-Myrick
Department of Criminal Justice |
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William Pelfrey, Ph.D.
Department of Criminal Justice |
White collar crime, Crime patterns, Serial offenders, Homeland security, Police administration, Community policing, Police use of force, Police corruption, Psychology of offenders |
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Barbara J. Robinson Administration |
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Susan J. Rose, Ph.D.
Department of Social Work |
Child neglect, use of rapid assessment measures in practice, and screening and treatment for substance abusing women. |
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Jerrold B. Rousseau, MSSW, LCSW
Department of Social Work |
Caring for older family members, Self-care for the caregiver, Growing through grieving, Exploring the psychological aspect of physical symptoms, Communication skills for couples and families, Individual, couple, family and group psychotherapy. |
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Marie Y. Savundranayagam, Ph.D.
1059 Enderis Hall |
Communication, dementia and caregiving outcomes for family and long-term care staff. |
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Kelby Spann 1197 Enderis |
Senior Advisor. |
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Stan Stojkovic, Ph.D. Dean and Professor
Department of Criminal Justice |
Philosophy of criminal justice, criminal justice administration. |
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Clinical Assistant Professor
Department of Social Work 1089 Enderis Hall |
Mental health, corrections and child & family therapy. |
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Dimitri Topitzes, Ph.D.
Department of Social Work |
Long-term effects of child maltreatment, Interventions for preventing or treating child maltreatment, Evaluation of trauma resolution techniques, Evaluation of innovative programming for juvenile and criminal justice populations, e.g., mindfulness/meditation training for adolescent or adult offenders. |
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José Torres, Ph.D.
Department of Social Work |
Multicultural mental health education, supervision of clinical training and practice, cultural aspects of gender roles and domestic abuse. |
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Nicole Traxel, Ph.D. Associate Researcher
CABHR 1179 Enderis Hall (414) 229-5176 |
Data analyst, trained in quantitative methods. |
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Wendy Volz Daniels, MSW, LCSW
Department of Social Work Field Program |
Issues of urban youth and families. |
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Jeanne Wagner, MSW, LCSW
Enderis Hall 1173 |
Family Preservation, Child Protection, Adoption, Working with substance affected families in child welfare, Creative technology tools to increase efficiency, Supervision strategies in human service organizations, Social Work Values and Ethics, Risk Management in Human Service Organizations |
