In addition to the full-time faculty, the Department is supported by several instructors who teach on a part-time basis. These gifted teachers and practitioners share their expertise with our students in each of the three disciplines.
- Brett Alvare
- Renita Brady
- Michael Clisham
- Gaston Cummings
- Carl Hirsch
- Gerald Foeman
- Raymond Halnon
- Steve Hart
- John Kovach
- James Lanahan
- Loretta Mooney
- Mary Oleksiak
- Leonis Perone
- Maureen PieBruno
- Melissa Pittaoulis
- Helen Marie Rosenbaum
- Christopher Serpico
- Arde Shahmaei
- Karen Smith
- Joseph Sullivan
- James Ulinski
- Thomas Wolf
Our Social Work Program, accredited by the Council on Social Work Education, offers professional education and service in the urban community. The program prepares competent entry-level generalist social workers for practice. These practitioners integrate the Lasallian values of respect for the individual and a commitment to social and economic justice with the theory, skills, and values of the social work profession. The program challenges students to examine issues of human diversity, populations-at-risk, and social injustices so that they will become agents of social change. The program also encourages students to undertake an exploration of self as a means of understanding and incorporating the values of the profession. The BSW degree prepares students for practice in the social services and related fields and for graduate study.
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