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Cambridge College School of Undergraduate Studies
Program chair of Human Services, Juvenile Justice, Justice Studies; coordinator of related field education
Human services, psychology and social justice
PSY359 Understanding Child Abuse and Neglect
JUS225 Intro to Social Justice
PSY332 Learning to Say Good-bye; Death, Dying and Grief
JUS430 Global Justice for Youth
BHS470 Field Education
Education
ABD - Union Institute and University - Social Psychology
M.Ed. - Cambridge College - Counseling Psychology; Specialization in Marriage and Family Therapy
Emmanuel College - Training Center for Educational and Pastoral Ministry
License
Marriage and Family Therapist, Commonwealth of MA
Children without Childhoods: a feminist intervention strategy utilizing systems theory and restorative justice in treating female adolescent offenders co-published simultaneously in Breaking the Rules: Women in Prison and Feminist Therapy, Haworth Press, Inc. 1998 and Women and Therapy, Volume 20, Number 4, 1997 and Volume 21, Number 1, 1998
"Juvenile Justice Perspective: The creation of a system of restorative justice" paper presented at the annual conference of the Australian Institute of Criminology, Terrigal, New South Wales, Australia, April 1994. published by AIC, 1994
"I Was in Prison....You Visited Me" A mission statement of the Catholic Chaplaincy Team, Archdiocese of Boston April 1987
"Giving Memories to a Life Too Short" The Boston Globe, Boston, MA. October 21, 1980
"Focus on Youth" A Research and Assessment Report on Youth Violence, Depression and Substance Use. Study funded by Massachusetts General Hospital, 2003
Sweet Baby James - Whispers, An Anthology of Poetry, Greenspring Publishers, 2010
Speaking/Lecturing
On topics of juvenile justice, adolescent development, social justice, spirituality, parenting, child development, youth suicide, prison reform, abolition of the death penalty, restorative justice
Venues were colleges, schools and professional conferences throughout United States, Australia, Massachusetts, Washington D.C., Minneapolis, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Hawaii, Florida, California, Illinois
Special Events - organizer, moderator, participant and/or presenter:
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