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Hussein Soliman M.S.W, Ph.D Dr. Soliman has extensive experience in teaching generalist practice, research, Human Behaviors and the Social Environment. He has worked as a school social worker in Egypt for 13 years and volunteered at a number of social |
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agencies in Illinois and Pennsylvania. Dr. Soliman teaches the
advanced school social work course emphasizing micro and macro
practice in school systems. He has published numerous articles
on AIDS, Disasters and traumatic stress, international practice
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Judith
McFadden Ms McFadden is the practicum coordinator for the MSW program and is in charge of students' internship placement in schools. She holds and undergraduate degree in education from |
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| Southern Illinois University and a master's degree in social work from the University of Illinois.Ms McFadden has been both a classroom teacher and a mental health consultant to schools and other educational programs. | ||
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Harold Collier,
MSW, LSW, Harold
Collier has worked for four years with the Tennessee Department
of Human Services and as a school social worker for the last twenty-five
years at Williamson County Special Education District. He has
been supervising interns
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School Social Work program placed at Williamson County Special
Education. He has been teaching School Social Work practice and
Psychology classes at Southeastern Illinois College since 1996. |
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Stephanie Dillard M.S.W, LCSW Stephanie Dillard has taught for the SIU School of Social Work for 10 years, primarily in the school social work area. Her education includes a MSW, Masters in Educational Administration and 30 hours in special education. She developed |
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a school social work program that grew from 3 to 22 social workers
and an extensive training program for school social work interns
at Tri-County Special Education Joint Agreement. Beginning July
1, 2006, Stephanie has been hired as Director of Williamson County
Special Education District |
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Galen
R. Thomas Mr. Thomas was a part-time instructor in the School of Social Work for 19 years. He was the prime developer of the school social work component of the MSW social work program, while working as a |
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school social worker for Williamson County Special Education District,
Marion, Illinois. He is a contributing author to the edited text
School Social Work by Constable, Massat, McDonald & Flynn.
Besides being employed as a school social worker since 1980, he
is a member of the Board of the Illinois Association of School
Social Workers and Past President of IASSW. He has been recognized
by IASSW as their School Social Worker of the Year and has received
its Lifetime Achievement Award in 2005. |
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