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Class of 1970, On the Internet: Elizabeth DantoFROM: Hunter College School of Social WorkElizabeth DANTO: - Associate Professor of Social Work - PhD, Clinical Social Work, New York University - MS, Social Work, Columbia University - BA, Anthropology, Sarah Lawrence College Chair, ìFoundations of Social Work Practiceî sequence including the advanced social work practice electives (Aging, Disability, Multi-cultural, Authoritarian Settings, Workers and their Families, Ethics and Values, HIV/AIDS and Chronic Illness, Foster Care and Adoption, Developmental Disabilities) Professor, Human Behavior in the Social Environment (entire sequence), Social Welfare Policy and Services, Child Welfare Policy, Ethics and Values in Social Work Practice, Professional Seminar, Foundations of Social Work Practice, Employment Policy Field of Practice: Occupational social work Professional Interests: Postmodern theories and their application to social work History of psychoanalysis Workplace social services Diversity and multi-culturalism Current Research: History of psychoanalysis and urban social activism; Cultural studies in the areas of mental health and occupational health; Uses of ìnarrativeî and of oral history methodology. Selected Publications: BOOKS ìFreudís Free Clinics, Psychoanalysis & Social Justice, 1918-1938,î Columbia University Press, May 2005 "Meticulous research and awesome grasp of the movement's early days in Vienna and Berlin" Village Voice, August 2005 BOOK CHAPTERS ìModernism, Psychoanalysis and DÈbut de SiËcle Viennaî in M. Plotkin and J. Damousi, The Transnational Unconscious, New York, Macmillan, forthcoming Spring 2007 ìPeople at Work: A Developmental Approachî in D. Moxley & J. Finch, (eds.) Sourcebook of Rehabilitation and Mental Health Practice, New York: Kluwer Academic/Plenum Press, December 2004 ìSeeing the Forest from the Trees: Developing Cultural Competency in EAPsî with Frances Curtis, in V. Jackson & L. Lopez, (eds.) Cultural Competency in Managed Behavioral Healthcare, Manissas Communications Group, Fall 1999 ARTICLES ìWhatís Cost Got to Do With It? Perspectives from the Free Psychoanalytic Clinics,î The American Psychoanalyst, Spring 2006 ìTrade Unions,î Encyclopedia of the Home Front: World Wars I and II, Santa Barbara, CA: ABC-CLIO, Spring 2006 ìJean-Martin Charcot,î ìSigmund Freud,î ìFranz Josephî and ìKarl Luegerî encyclopedia entries for J. Bell, (ed.) Industrialization and Imperialism, 1800-1924, Volume 6 of the Interdisciplinary Biographical Dictionary of Cultural Eras, Greenwood Press, December 2002. ìSex, Class and Social Work: Wilhelm Reichís Free Clinics and the Activist History Psychoanalysis,î Psychoanalytic Social Work, Vol. 7, No. 1, Spring 2000, pp. 55-72. ìThe Berlin Poliklinik: Psychoanalytic Innovation in Weimar Germanyî Journal of the American Psychoanalytic Association, Vol. 47, No.4, December 1999. ìThe Ambulatorium: Freudís Free Clinic in Vienna,î May 1998 issue of the International Journal of Psychoanalysis ìConflict vs. Cohesion: EAP-Based Diversity Training in Small Groupsî Employee Assistance Quarterly, Vol. 15, No.1, 1999, pp.32-41. BOOK REVIEWS Review of ìReinventing Depressionî by Callahan and Berios, Journal of the Social History of Medicine, Spring 2005 Review of ìJung and the Making of Modern Psychologyî by Sonu Shamdasani, Journal of the Social History of Medicine, December 2004 Review of ìDeath of a ëJewish Scienceíî by Goggin & Goggin, Journal of Interdisciplinary History, forthcoming 2002. Review of ìCare of the Psyche: A History of Psychological Healingî by Stanley W. Jackson in Journal of the American Psychoanalytic Association, Vol. 49, No. 2, Spring 2001, pp 704-708 Review of ìRisky Business: Managing Employee Violence in the Workplaceî by Lynne McClure in Readings, American Orthopsychiatric Association, March 1997, pp.44-46 RECENT HONORS AND AWARDS PSC-CUNY Research Foundation Grant, 2005 TIAA-CREF Outstanding Faculty Lecturer Award, 2004 ìSalute to Scholars,î CUNY-wide honor for outstanding scholarship, 2002 DAAD/German Academic Exchange Service, Faculty Research Grant, 2002 Research Foundation/CUNY, Distance Learning Demonstration Project, 2001 Eugene Lang Junior Faculty Development Award, 2000 Presidentís Teaching and Research Incentive Award, 1999 Rockefeller Archive Center Research Award, 1999 American Psychoanalytic Association Fellow, 1998-1999 Listed in Whoís Who in America, Whoís Who Among American Women, Whoís Who in Medicine and Health Care, and Whoís Who in Human Services consistently since 1989. SOURCE: http://www.hunter.cuny.edu/socwork/faculty/danto.htm |
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