FACULTY

Our faculty share a common vision of social work as a profession committed to improving the well-being of the most economically and socially disadvantaged groups. The faculty have research expertise and social work practice experience across a wide range of social problem areas (e.g., child welfare, aging, health and mental health including severe and persistent mental illness, poverty and welfare reform, and developmental disabilities), and have been among the national leaders in conducting research relevant to the advancement of social work education and practice, and to the formulation of and evaluation of social policies and programs. They are committed to providing a diverse and supportive environment for all.

	Thomas Corbett < more info > No Description Available more info
	Ada Deer < more info > Distinguished Lecturer; M.S.W., Columbia University, 1961. Interests: American Indians, women, other cultural and racial groups; social and political action, community organization. aisp@aisp.wisc.edu more info
	Bev Flanigan < more info > Clinical Professor; M.S.S.W., University of Wisconsin-Madison, 1970. Interests: Forgiving, alcohol and drug abuse; clinical practice; adolescent sexuality and alcohol/drug use. bjflanig@facstaff.wisc.edu more info
	Alfred Kadushin < more info > No Description Available more info
	Diane Kravetz < more info > Professor; Ph.D., University of Michigan, 1970. Interests: women?s issues in social work; women and mental health; feminist social work practice. Current research: politics and practice in feminist service organizations; the practice of feminist therapy. dkravetz@wisc.edu more info
	Mel Morgenbesser < more info > Clinical Professor; M.S.S.W., University of Wisconsin-Madison, 1972. Interests: Alcohol and other drug abuse; social work in the workplace; distance education. mmorgenb@facstaff.wisc.edu more info
	Joy Newmann < more info > Professor; Ph.D., University of Wisconsin-Madison, 1984. Interests: gender and mental health; epidemiology; mental health services; role of trauma, especially physical and sexual abuse in the development and course of mental disorders; community mental health; managed care; research on program outcomes. Current research: women, co-occurring disorders, and violence. jnewmann@facstaff.wisc.edu more info
	Morton Perlmutter < more info > more info
	Irving Piliavin < more info > No Description Available more info
	Allen Pincus < more info > No Description Available more info
	Joan Robertson < more info > more info
	Sheldon Rose < more info > No Description Available sdrose@facstaff.wisc.edu more info
	Dean Schneck < more info > more info
	Gary Seltzer < more info > more info
	Mary Ann Test < more info > Click for more info... matest@facstaff.wisc.edu more info
	Mona Wasow < more info > No Description Available mwasow@facstaff.wisc.edu more info