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Wendy Auslander
 Professor of Social Work

The focus of Wendy Auslander's work is health care/health behaviors, evaluation of interventions, AIDS prevention among teenagers, minority health and health promotion, family functioning, and chronic illness.

Expertise: AIDS prevention, community health, diabetes, evaluation of interventions, family, health behaviors, health care

Media assistance: (314) 935-5251 / jessica_martin@wustl.edu

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Ross Brownson
 Professor

A leading expert in chronic disease prevention and an expert in the area of applied epidemiology, Ross Brownson is regarded as one of the great intellectual, educational, and practice leaders in the field of evidence-based public health.

Expertise: Chronic disease prevention, evidence-based public health, policy effects on physical activity and obesity

Direct contact: 314-362-9641
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rbrownson@wustl.edu

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Renee Cunningham-Williams
 visiting associate professor of social work

Cunningham-Williams' expertise centers on the comorbidity of mental health disorders, particularly those relating to behavioral addictions, risk taking, and antisocial behaviors.

Expertise: gambling addiction, substance abuse, risk taking, antisocial behaviors, crisis intervention

Direct contact: (314) 935-4563
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williamsr@wustl.edu

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F. Brett Drake
 Associate Professor of Social Work

Brett Drake's scholarship focuses on issues in child welfare including initial assessment, reporting, prevention, and child protective interventions. He is particularly interested in studying early intervention in cases of child maltreatment and understanding linkages between environmental factors, ...

Expertise: at-risk children, child abuse and neglect, child protective services, child welfare, early intervention in maltreatment, environmental factors on abuse and neglect, substance abuse

Media assistance: (314) 935-5251 / jessica_martin@wustl.edu

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Tonya Edmond
 Associate Professor of Social Work

Tonya Edmond's research and teaching interests include violence against women and practice effectiveness. Her current projects involve examining the theoretical and intervention preferences of domestic violence and sexual assault service providers, the treatment of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) ...

Expertise: violence against women, sexual assault, domestic abuse, trauma, practice effectiveness, women's studies, direct pratice

Direct contact: (314) 935-8131
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tee1@gwbmail.wustl.edu

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Clifton Emery
 Assistant Professor

Clif Emery's is available to speak about domestic violence and its effects on children, quantitative methods and social theory. Among his current projects are secondary data analysis of the Project on Human Development in Chicago Neighborhoods data and research on domestic violence in South Korea. ...

Expertise: Effects of domestic violence on children, deviance, trauma, causes of domestic violence

Direct contact: 314-935-7954
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cemery@wustl.edu

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David Gillespie
 Professor of Social Work

David Gillespie studies the areas of organizational dynamics, disaster preparedness and mitigation, and social measurement. The Federal Emergency Management Agency, National Science Foundation, AmerenUE, and the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services have funded his research. His projects focus ...

Expertise: disaster preparedness and mitigation, organizational theory, social measurement

Direct contact: (314) 935-6674
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davidg@wustl.edu

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Debra Haire-Joshu
 Professor

Debra Haire-Joshu is an internationally renowned scholar of health behavior who develops population wide interventions to reduce obesity and prevent diabetes, particularly among underserved youth.

Expertise: Health policy, obesity and diabetes prevention in underserved populations, public health

Direct contact: 314-362-9554
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djoshu@wustl.edu

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Melissa Jonson-Reid
 Associate Professor of Social Work


Expertise: domestic violence, family violence, child abuse and neglect, public school system, child welfare system outcomes, social work evaluation and practice

Direct contact: (314) 935-4953
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jonsonrd@wustl.edu

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Shanti Khinduka
 George Warren Brown Distinguished University Professor

Shanti Khinduka's primary professional interests are social work education and international social development. He has written extensively on social work education, international social work, and ethnic diversity. He served as dean of the George Warren Brown School of Social Work for 30 years.

Expertise: Social work education, comparative social welfare, interethnic relations, international social development, social policy

Direct contact: (314) 935-6693
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khinduka@wustl.edu

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Matthew Kreuter
 Professor

Matt Kreuter is a leading national public health expert in the field of health communications.

Expertise: Health communication, cancer prevention and control, health disparities

Direct contact: 314-935-3701
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mkreuter@wustl.edu

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Edward Lawlor
 Dean and the William E. Gordon Professor

Edward Lawlor is a nationally-recognized expert in healthcare policy, particularly in the areas of medical indigence, health-care reform and administration, and policy for the aged and poor.
His groundbreaking work in Medicare policy is recognized for its originality and insightful analysis. Lawlor's ...

Expertise: health care policy, medical indigence, health care reform, health care administration, policy for the aged, policy for poor, Medicare

Direct contact: (314) 935-6693
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elawlor@wustl.edu

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Carolyn Lesorogol
 Assistant Professor of Social Work

Carolyn Lesorogol's main interests are in international social development and the dynamics of social change processes. She has studied these issues among African pastoralists in Kenya where she has conducted long term fieldwork examining the political and economic processes resulting in privatization ...

Expertise: international social development, capacity building and participatory development, institutional change, political economy, ethnographic research

Direct contact: (314) 935-8232
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clesorogol@wustl.edu

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Monica Matthieu
 Research Assistant Professor

Matthieu's expertise centers on mental health services. She is available to discuss suicide prevention, mental health in the aftermath of disasters, the mental health impact of trauma as well as the mental health of veterans. Her current research focuses on provider and organizational change required ...

Expertise: mental health services, trauma, veterans, suicide prevention and disaster
mental health

Direct contact: 314-935-7516
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mmatthieu@wustl.edu

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Amanda Moore McBride
 Assistant Professor of Social Work

Amanda Moore McBride specializes in civic engagement and civic service, which is a type of long-term, intensive volunteering. She researches inclusive definitions and measurement of civic engagement, international service and global citizenship, youth service as youth development, and the relationship ...

Expertise: civic engagement, civic service, social development, asset development, qualitative field methods and analysis, international and comparative research

Direct contact: (314) 935-9778
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ammcbride@wustl.edu

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Timothy McBride
 Associate Dean for Public Health

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Tim McBride has been active in testifying before Congress and consulting with important policy constituencies on Medicare, insurance and rural health policy issues. He is a member of the Rural Policy Research Institute Health Panel that provides expert advice on rural health issues to the U.S. Congress ...

Expertise: Health insurance, universal health care, public health, Medicare policy, health economics, gerontology and Social Security, state health policy, …

Direct contact: 314-935-4356
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tmcbride@wustl.edu

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Curtis McMillen
 Professor of Social Work

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Curtis McMillen, associate director of the Center for Mental Health Services Research, has two primary substantive areas of expertise: older youth in the foster care system and coping with traumatic stress. He is the principal investigator on aNIMH funded study following older youth in the foster care ...

Expertise: child welfare, foster care system, traumatic stress, mental health services, HIV, post traumatic stress disorder

Direct contact: (314) 935-7517
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cmcmille@wustl.edu

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Nancy Morrow-Howell
 Ralph and Muriel Pumphrey Professor of Social Work

Nancy Morrow-Howell studies many issues of concern to the elderly and their families, including adequacy of care for the dependent elderly, community care plans for the elderly, and use of mental health services. She is studying the health and mental health services needed and used by older adults ...

Expertise: elder care, gerontology, productive aging, depression

Direct contact: (314) 935-6762
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morrow-howell@wustl.edu

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Yunju Nam
 Assistant Professor of Social Work

Yunju Nam is available to comment on social and economic equality, poverty, welfare policy, domestic violence, child welfare, and asset-building policy for the poor. She is particularly interested in the effect of welfare reform on poor children and women.

Expertise: welfare, welfare police, domestic violence, child welfare, asset-building policy

Direct contact: 314-935-4954
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ynam@wustl.edu

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Martha Ozawa
 Bettie Bofinger Brown Profesor of Social Policy

Martha Ozawa has written widely on policy analysis of social welfare programs, income support programs, social security, unemployment, welfare programs, and social issues related to older adults, women, and children. Currently she is studying anti-poverty effects of public income transfers on children, ...

Expertise: economic well-being of children and elderly, medicaid, poverty, public assistance, social policy, social security

Direct contact: (314) 935-6615
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awazo@wustl.edu

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