Stanley F. Battle, Ph.D. P.O. Box 619, Glastonbury, CT 06033-0619 860-430-9376 (home) ▪ 860-819-6443 (cell) [email protected]
EDUCATION
Ph.D. 1980 University of Pittsburgh Social Welfare Policy
MPH 1979 University of Pittsburgh Maternal and Child Health
MSW 1975 University of Connecticut Casework
BS 1973 Springfield College Sociology
ADDITIONAL TRAINING
October 2008 Center for Creative Leadership Leadership at Colorado Springs the Peak
August 2002 American Association of Millennium State Colleges and Universities Leadership Institute
June 2002 Harvard Graduate School of Educational Education Management Institute
EMPLOYMENT
Founding Director of the MSW Program/ Professor, July 2013- present, University of Saint Joseph, School of Graduate and Professional Studies, Department of Social Work and Latino Community Practice
Working with a team to develop the new MSW program, including preparation of documents for accreditation Recruitment of faculty and students annually Exploration of grant opportunities to support students and the program Providing instruction and advising Serve on community and university committees Engaged in applied research through community initiatives Engaged in fundraising activities to support initiatives
Professor, 04/12 –June 2013, Central Connecticut State University, Social Work Department in the College of Education, New Britain, CT
Provide instruction, advising, and serve on University committees. Engaged in applied research through community initiatives Courses taught include: Community Development, Group Work Practice, Social Welfare Policy and Health Policy
STANLEY F. BATTLE, Ph.D.
Interim President, 5/2010 – 03/2012, Southern Connecticut State University, New Haven, CT.
Served as the Chief Executive Office of a public, comprehensive university offering 116 graduate and undergraduate programs, with an emphasis on education, health, sciences and business. The university enrolls over 12,000 students and employs more than 700 faculty members.
The President’s cabinet included the Provost and Vice President of Academic Affairs, Vice President of Finance and Administration, Vice President of Institutional Advancement, Vice President of Student and University Affairs, and Executive Assistant to the President-Director of Diversity and Equity. SCSU is part of the Connecticut State University System which includes three other state universities. The University has a budget of $200,000,000.
Major Accomplishments Enhanced communication with a number of activities including an online president’s blog providing updates in key areas from academics to construction to campus safety and highlighting accomplishments by faculty and staff. Met with a number on campus constituencies, including faculty, staff and students. Initiated small-group breakfast meetings with faculty and staff. Participated in open University Dialogues. Instituted office hours for individual meetings with members of the campus community each Friday. Developed a President’s Student Advisory Committee to meet periodically with a cross-section of students (full-time, part-time, transfer, graduate, and students with special needs) to discuss campus issues and concerns from a student perspective. Met regularly with Union stewards. Launched the Southern Academy with support from a national sponsor, Dell Corporation.
Campus Outreach/Meetings Mayors of New Haven and Hamden. Members of the New Haven legislative delegation. Superintendents from New Haven, Meriden, and Hamden. Representatives of the NAACP and the Anti-Defamation League. Three local Chambers of Commerce. Leadership of the Community Foundation for Greater New Haven. Several community non-profits leaders.
Leadership and Management Hired several new managers, including three Deans and Associate VP for HR. Reorganized Enrollment Management by hiring new Associate VP. Reorganized in two areas to better align the University: o The Police were moved from Student Affairs to Finance and Administration, which avoids any potential conflicts of interest within Student Affairs and the campus. o Public Relations now reports directly to the President to eliminate any potential block of communication. Met enrollment goals. 2 STANLEY F. BATTLE, Ph.D.
Increased retention rates. Completed all materials for Nursing Ed.D. program in collaboration with Western Connecticut State University. Successfully secured funding for the new School of Business building. Secured bond support to complete renovation and expansion of the Library.
Activities for community development and university fundraising: Worked with national leaders to assist SCSU in re-focusing its urban education mission by working to energize the community to support education. Raised approximately $25,000 in scholarship support though performance by Diane Bish, world renowned classical organist. Raised $1.5 million, with support from Institutional Advancement.
Professor, 2010-2011, North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University, Greensboro, NC.
. Taught policy and administration classes in the Joint MSW program with the University of North Carolina at Greensboro. . Member of development team for joint Ph.D. program with North Carolina A&T State University and the University of North Carolina at Greensboro.
Chancellor/Professor, 2007-2009, North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University, Greensboro, NC.
Served as Chief Executive Officer of a public, high research activity, Land Grant University committed to fulfilling its fundamental purposes through exemplary undergraduate and graduate instruction, scholarly and creative research, and effective public service. The University offers degree programs at the baccalaureate, masters and doctoral levels, with emphasis on engineering, science, technology, agriculture. A diverse student population of 9000 undergraduate and 1500 graduate students are enrolled in more than 116 undergraduate degree programs and 59 graduate programs. North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University (NCA&T) had an all-funds budget of approximately $500 million and a workforce comprised of 2000 employees. NCA&T is one of 16 institutions that comprise the University of North Carolina System of comprehensive colleges and universities.
While serving as the Chancellor, I formed a cohesive, goal-oriented vision for the Cabinet which included the Provost/Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs, Vice Chancellor for Administration and Finance, Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs, Vice Chancellor for Development and University Relations, Vice Chancellor for Research, Vice Chancellor for Institutional Technology, Vice Chancellor for Human Resources, General Counsel, Internal Auditor, Athletic Director and Special Assistant to the Chancellor.
Under my leadership the institution focused on preparing a globally competent student with a strong natural science focus; maintaining outstanding academics in liberal arts; education, nursing, agriculture, business and fine arts; continuing to support the unique partnership with UNCG through Joint Nano Science and Engineering School; and continuing the exclusive partnerships with Guilford Technical Community College (GTCC). 3 STANLEY F. BATTLE, Ph.D.
Major Accomplishments . Eliminated serious audit findings in the first year. . Re-centered the institution’s academic excellence by enrolling the finest freshman class in 25 years. . Increased quality of the incoming class for 2008-2009 based on SAT scores and GPA’s. . Implemented the Dowdy Scholarship program, a four-year scholarship for outstanding scholars with GPA’s ranging from 3.2 to 4.0. . Secured the prestigious Engineering Research Center (ERC) grant awarded by the National Science Foundation, a cornerstone award of $18 million over 5 years with a 10 year life span (the first ever for an HBCU). . Improved the School of Nursing state boards pass rate from 66% to 91% and removing the school from probation and having the program granted full accreditation for eight years. . Opened the first Wall Street Trading Room at an HBCU. . Signed a Memorandum of Agreement with GTCC as an entry point for students not quite prepared to enter NC A&T.
Leadership and Management . Member of the University of North Carolina Administrative Council. . Chair, Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference (MEAC), Council of Chief Executive Officers. . Served on a number of local and regional community and business boards.
President/Professor, 2003-2007, Coppin State University, Baltimore, MD.
Served as Chief Executive Officer of Coppin State University, a model urban, residential liberal arts university located in the northwest section of the City of Baltimore that provides academic programs in the arts and sciences, teacher education, nursing, graduate studies, and continuing education. Coppin State University has a culturally rich history as an institution providing quality educational programs and community outreach services. Coppin was comprised of nearly 4,000 students and offered 53 majors and nine graduate-degree programs. Coppin is one of 13 institutions that comprise the University System of Maryland comprehensive colleges and universities and research institutes.
The President’s Cabinet included Academic Affairs, Finance, Student Life, Planning and Accreditation, Institutional Advancement, External Affairs, Information Technology, and Capital Planning. These units comprised over 500 professionals and a budget of $75,000,000.
Academic Appointments Full Professor and served on a Doctoral Committee at Morgan State University.
Major Accomplishments . Coppin was elevated to University status within the first year of my administration. . Increased operating support by fifty percent. . Led the effort to enter into a Memorandum of Agreement with Helwan University, Helwan, Egypt, to enhance math and science and engineering opportunities for students at both universities. . Development and implementation in fall 2005 of the Coppin Academy, new Thurgood Marshall Gates radical high school - $650,000.
Leadership and Management . Development of the Urban Educational Corridor. . Oversight of the management of Rosemont Elementary School. 4 STANLEY F. BATTLE, Ph.D.
. Served on the President’s Council - University of Maryland System. . Increased capital funding for facilities by $300,000,000. . Served on a number of local community and business boards.
Vice Chancellor of Student and Multicultural Affairs/Professor, 2001-2003, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, Milwaukee, WI.
Chief Officer for student and multicultural affairs including: Gear-Up, Student Academic Development Center, Recruitment and Outreach, Office of Student Life, Athletics, Norris Health Center, Enrollment Services, Financial Aid and Student Employment Services, Klotsche Center, Auxiliaries, and UWM Children's Center. These units comprised 500 professionals and a budget of $230,000,000. The Administrative Council included twelve directors, four Executive directors and an Associate Vice Chancellor.
Major Accomplishments . Completed $27,000,000 Sandburg Project (residence hall). . Secured $44,000,000 expansion and renovations to Klotsche athletic facility.
Leadership and Management . Served as the Chief Administrative Officer of the Division of Student and Multicultural Affairs. Provided leadership in the division on setting policy, monitoring, evaluation, and meeting the needs of our 23,000 students at UWM. . Member of Chancellor's Agenda Committee. . Member of Chancellor's Cabinet. . Chaired Administrative Council in Division of Student and Multicultural Affairs. . Chaired Milwaukee Commitment, which included Plan 2008 for diversity. . Lead UWM, with Chancellor, in review and adoption of the Global Sullivan Principals. . Worked with Chancellor on partnership in Nigeria. . Represented the Division of Student and Multicultural Affairs at state, regional and national levels. . Served on a number of community boards.
Sullivan-Spaights Distinguished Professorship, 1998-2001, University of Wisconsin- Milwaukee, Schools of Social Welfare and Education, Milwaukee, WI.
Served as the Sullivan-Spaights Distinguished Professor, the only professorship named after African Americans in the entire University of Wisconsin System. Graduate School Appointment - Schools of Social Work and Education. Served on Doctoral Committees - School of Education.
Major Accomplishments . Total Funded Projects, $1,321,000 . Established five Sullivan-Spaights Scholarships (four-year tuition, room, and board - $640,000). . Developed the Sullivan-Spaights First Summer Institute in Milwaukee on June 18, 1999. Three national scholars were invited to examine adolescent fathers' issues with over 110 participants ($21,000). . The Mentoring Institute - "1000 Boys to 1000 Men" is a comprehensive Institute with support from OIC-GM, the Youth Leadership Academy, and local African American churches ($120,000). . Authored the State of Black Milwaukee and The State of Black Milwaukee Through the Eyes of Children - two texts in collaboration with the Urban League of greater Milwaukee, funded by the Helen Bader Foundation ($70,000). 5 STANLEY F. BATTLE, Ph.D.
. Sullivan-Spaights Policy Institute - First project Kellogg Foundation Devolution Initiative ($270,000 over three years). . Pre-Release Center Project with OIC-GM, State Corrections Department, and private business groups. Developed program and evaluation component. (Start- up funding $50,000). . Created the Sullivan-Spaights Foundation Account ($150,000).
Associate Vice President for Academic Affairs, 1993-1998, Eastern Connecticut State University, Willimantic, CT.
Managed all academic support units including the Advisement Center; Learning Center; Registration; Admissions and Enrollment Management; the J. Eugene Library and Media Services. Also had responsibility for all campus outreach activities, research and grant development, distance learning, and played a significant role with continuing education. Served on the President's senior staff and assisted in the development and implementation of policy at Eastern Connecticut State University (ECSU). Served in place of the Vice President for Academic Affairs and the President in their absence.
Major Accomplishments . Management oversight of the construction of the new J. Eugene Library, a $27.5 million, 120,000 square foot state of the art facility, which was reviewed by the New York Times as one of the top libraries on the east coast. . Raised $1.2 million over five years for ConnCap and CAP Step Programs. . Obtained $100,000 from Northeast Utilities for the technology program. . Secured $3.5 million, over five years, for outreach support, scholarships, and research. . Increased enrollment for six consecutive years. ECSU had the best recruitment and retention record for students of color and first generation students.
Leadership and Management . Provided continuing professional development and training in academic administration, information and educational programs, telecommunications technology (distance learning). . Created environment where all academic support professionals worked together to build an enrollment management team and set a new focus for ECSU. . Continuous monitoring, evaluation, and improvement of academic support programs, curriculum development, students services, faculty needs, faculty research support, retention and recruitment, community outreach, academic needs and distance learning. . Maintained liaison with national and state groups in response to accreditation standards and external professional organizations. . Developed and offered a course in the South Arsenal Neighborhood Development housing project. . Developed a project with the Prince Hall Masons to offer courses in their facility in the community. . Provided leadership in the ECSU male student group to help address academic needs and retention.
Associate Dean for Research and Development/Professor, 1991–1993, University of Connecticut, School of Social Work, West Hartford, CT.
Provided leadership for research and development, collaborative leadership in the Schools of Social Work, Medicine, and Public Health, worked with students, community leaders, and faculty. Assisted in the development of new junior faculty in research and 6 STANLEY F. BATTLE, Ph.D. scholarship. Served in place of the Dean in her absence. Also had responsibility for strategic planning, policy formation, and tenure reviews.
Major Accomplishments . Established the research agenda at the University of Connecticut School of Social Work. . Co-Principal investigator on the Ford Foundation's National Community Development Project through the University of Chicago and the Upper Albany Collaborative ($226,000). . Principal Investigator on two major research AIDS/HIV projects with the Centers for Disease Control ($200,000). . Assembled four institutions of higher education and numerous scholars to develop the State of Black Hartford, the first text of its kind in Hartford, Connecticut. Served as Editor and developed a board comprised two college presidents, one vice president, and scholars ($50,000).
Leadership and Management . Professional development and training in information systems. . Recruitment, supervision, evaluation, and development of faculty and staff. . Developed research agendas for junior faculty. . Monitored, evaluated, and improved faculty and student research resources, including budget development, training, research support on projects and proposals. . Maintained liaison status with the graduate school to comply with standards at the University of Connecticut. . Community development and outreach. . Participated in the self-study for accreditation.
Adjunct Professor, 1996–1998, University of Connecticut, School of Allied Health, Storrs, CT. Provided graduate instruction in Health Education and Research.
Professor, 1987-1993, University of Connecticut School of Social Work, West Hartford, CT. Graduate School Appointment – MSW/MPH. Served on Doctoral Committee at Brandies University. Provided instruction in Policy and Planning, Health Policy, and the African American Experience. Director of both the African American Experience and the Health Concentration.
Senior Lecturer, 1987–1993, University of Connecticut School of Medicine -Community Medicine, Farmington, CT.
Associate Professor, 1984-1987, Boston University School of Social Work, Boston, MA. Graduate School Appointment – MSW/MPH. Taught doctoral course and served on Doctoral Committees - School of Social Welfare. Coordinated the Public Health-Social Work Program. Provided instruction in Social Welfare Policy and Health Policy and taught in extension program at Southeastern Massachusetts Boston University (SMBU).
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Associate Professor, 1984-1987,Boston University School of Public Health (Social and Behavioral Sciences), and Senior Researcher, 1984-1989, Boston University School of Medicine (Pediatrics), Boston, MA.. Graduate School Appointment – MSW/MPH Senior Researcher – Health and Hospitals – Boston University Medical School. Taught Minority Health Care course.
Assistant Professor, 1980-1984, University of Minnesota School of Social Work, Minneapolis, MN. Graduate School Appointment – MSW/MPH. Advised and served on Doctoral Committees – School of Social Work Provided instruction in Human Behavior and Social Welfare Policy. Chaired the Health/Mental Health Concentration. Coordinator of the dual degree Master of Public Health/Master of Social Work Program Director of the BSW program.
Adjunct Appointment, 1980-1984, University of Minnesota, School of Public Health, Minneapolis, MN. Provided instruction in the dual MSW/MPH program.
ACADEMIC JOURNALS
2010 – present Editorial Board, Journal of Evidenced-Based Social Work, Routledge/Taylor & Francis Group, Philadelphia, PA.
1995 – Present Contributing Editor, Journal of Human Behavior in the Social Environment, Routledge/Taylor & Francis Group, Philadelphia, PA.
1993 - 1996 Contributing Editor, Social Work Abstracts and Research, NASW.
1988 - Present Editor, Social Work in Public Health, Routledge Group/Taylor and Francis Group, Philadelphia, PA.
1983 - 1986 Contributing Editor, Parenting Studies, Eterna Press, Chicago, IL.
1982 - 1986 Associate Editor, Pediatric Social Work, Eterna Press, Chicago, IL.
FUNDRAISING
October 2013 Battle, Dukes, and Battle Concert to support the Keith Washington Initiative, University of Saint Joseph, West Hartford, CT
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April 2012 “An Evening of Song” concert, featuring Rodrick Dixon and Alfreda Burke to support the Keith Washington Initiative, Metropolitan A.M.E Zion Church, Hartford, CT
FUNDED RESEARCH 2003 Evaluation of Homework First Initiative, UWM-Bader Foundation, $40,000.
1999 Kellogg Devolution Initiative, Senior Scholar Practitioner Mentor, $270,000.
1999 Program Evaluation, Youth Leadership Academy, Milwaukee, WI $10,000.
1994 – 1996 Program Evaluation, South Arsenal Neighborhood Development Corporation (S.A.N.D.), Hartford, CT, $5,000.
1994 Analysis/Process Evaluation Series, Mi Casa Program, City of Hartford, Youth Services Bureau, Hartford, CT, $10,000.
1992 – 1993 Family Satisfaction, WACAP, Windham Community Center, with the University of Connecticut, Senior Researcher, Funded by HHS, $30,000. 1992 – 1994 National Ford Community Development Project with the University of Chicago and the Upper Albany Collaborative, Senior Researcher, Funded by the Ford Foundation, Year One, $113,000.
1992 Black Family Institute for Policy and Development, Hartford, CT, for Technical Assistance, Hartford Foundation for Public Giving, $5,500. 1991 – 1993 Analysis/Process Evaluation Series, HERO, City of Hartford Youth Services Bureau, Hartford, CT, $50,000.
1991 – 1993 Independent Living Initiative on Minority Males, Judge Baker Clinic, Camille Cosby Center, Harvard University, Senior Researcher and Advisor, Funded by HHS, $125,100. 1989 – 1990 Street Wise Survey: Knowledge, Attitudes and Beliefs of IV Drug Users, Funded by The Center for Disease Control in conjunction with the State of Connecticut Department of Health Services AIDS Section and the Connecticut Alcohol and Drug Abuse Commission, $300,000.
1986 Boston University Schools of Social Work and Medicine, study to examine Adolescent Males (Fathers and Non-Fathers) Psychosocial Behavioral Characteristics and Outcomes, Godfrey Hyams Foundation, Boston, $68,464.
1986 – 1991 Comprehensive School Age Parenting Program, Boston, MA, Evaluation of services to young parents funded by the Readers Digest Foundation, $50,000.
1988 Program Assessment of services to young fathers, funded by the Boston Foundation, $100,000.
1985 – 1986 Medical Foundation, Special Project on Infant Mortality resulting in agency allocation from the Boston Foundation and the March of Dimes, 9 STANLEY F. BATTLE, Ph.D.
Boston, MA, $54,000.
1984 University of Minnesota School of Social Work, grant to examine Perceptions and Attitudes of Black Adolescent Parent: A Manual of Practitioners in Human Service Professions, Minneapolis, MN, $5,000.
1983 Center for Urban and Regional Affairs, grant to develop a manual entitled Working with the Black Adolescent Parent: A Manual for Practitioners in Human Service Professions, Minneapolis, MN, $5,000.
1982 Phyllis Wheatley Community Center, Minneapolis, MN, developed seven proposals for program services resulting in agency allocation from the United Way, $485,000.
PUBLICATIONS
Books
Battle, S., Editor, The State of Black Hartford 2016, Urban League of Greater Hartford, Hartford, CT, 2016.
Battle, S., Editor, The State of Black Baltimore, Greater Baltimore Urban League, 2004.
Battle, S., and Bonds, M., The Paradox of Black Business in Milwaukee Strong Formation, Weak Growth, Milwaukee Business Council, 2001.
Battle, S., Editor, The State of Black Milwaukee, Milwaukee Urban League, 2000.
Battle, S. and Rozie-Battle, J., Editors, The State of Black Milwaukee Through the Eyes of Children: Voices of the Present, Milwaukee Urban League, 2000.
Battle, S. and Feit, M., Editors, Health and Social Policy, Haworth Press, 1995.
Battle, S. Editor, The State of Black Hartford, Urban League of Greater Hartford, CT, 1993.
Battle, S. and Feit, M., Editors, Health and Social Policy Issues in America, Haworth Press, 1998.
Jones, D. and Battle, S., Editors, Teenage Pregnancy, Transaction Publishers, New Brunswick, NJ, 1990.
Battle, S., Editor, The Black Adolescent Parent, Haworth Press, New York, 1987.
Taborn, J. and Battle, S., Working With Black Adolescent Parents: A Manual for Practitioners in Human Service Professions, Center for Urban and Regional Affairs, Minneapolis, MN, 1983.
Battle, S., Psychosocial Perceptions of Sickle Cell Anemia Patients, Eterna Press, 1982.
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Reports/Studies
Battle, S.F. et. al., The Neighborhood and the Family: Survey of Residents in the Upper Albany Neighborhood of Hartford, Connecticut, Upper Albany Consortium, December, 1993.
Battle, S., Perceptions and Attitudes of Black Adolescent Fathers: The Question of Paternity, Ford Foundation National Report, 1984.
Invited Articles or Chapters
Battle, S., Health Concerns for African American Youth, in Rozie-Battle, J., (2002) African American Adolescents in the Urban Community: Social Services Policy and Practice Interventions, Haworth Press, Vol. 15, No. 2, 2002.
Battle, S., African American Males at a Crossroads, in Rozie-Battle, J. (2002) African American Adolescents in the Urban Community: Social Services Policy and Practice Interventions, Haworth Press, Vol. 15, No. 2, 2002.
Battle, S., Adolescent Pregnancy: The Role of the Mother and Father, in S. Battle (Ed.), The State of Black Hartford, Urban League of Greater Hartford. ITT, 1993.
Battle, S., Tools and Strategies: Addressing Health Issues of Black Male Adolescents and Children, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Division of Maternal Health (HHS Publication), 1992.
Battle, S., Health and Social Considerations of Young African American Males: The Need for Action, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Division of Maternal and Child Health (HHS Publication), 1991.
Joshi, N. and Battle, S., Adolescent Fathers: An Approach for Intervention, Journal of Health and Social Policy, Haworth Press, Volume 1, No. 2, 1990.
Battle, S., Homeless Women and Children: The Question of Poverty, Child and Youth Services, Haworth Press, Volume 14, No.1, 1990.
Battle, S., Pressures and Changes Influencing the: Black Family, Black Family Symposium, Boston University, Journal of Health and Social Policy, Haworth Press, 1990.
Battle, S., Issues to Consider in Planning Employee Assistance Program Evaluations, Employee Assistance Quarterly, Haworth Press, Spring, 1989.
Battle, S., Homeless Women and Children: The Question of Poverty, in N. Boxhill (Ed.), Homeless Children: The Watchers and The Waiters, Haworth Press, 1989.
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Battle, S., Adolescent Health Considerations: An Overview, Urban League Review, Volume 12, Nos. 1 & 2, Summer 1988/Winter 1988-1989.
Battle, S., African American Male Responsibility: The Role of Education, Urban League Review, Volume 12, Nos. 1 & 2, Summer 1988/Winter 1988-1989.
Battle, S. (Guest Editor), Strategies for Alleviating Teenage Pregnancy in the Twenty First Century, Urban League Review, Volume 12, Nos. 1 & 2, Summer 1988/Winter 1988-1989.
Battle, S. (Introduction and Summary), The Black Disabled Child, Pediatric Social Work, 1988.
Battle, S., Moderator, Summary of Workshop on Services to Unmarried Males, New England Conference on School Based Clinics, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS Publication), 1987.
Battle, S., The Black Adolescent Male, Black Family Summit, University of South Carolina and the National Urban League, University of South Carolina Press, 1987.
Battle, S. (Ed.), The Black Adolescent Parent, Child and Youth Services, Haworth Press, 1987.
Battle, S. Unmarried Adolescent Fathers, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Division of Maternal and Child Health (HHS Publication), 1987.
Battle, S. and Rozie-Battle, J., Adolescent Sexuality: Cultural and Legal Implications, III S. Battle (Ed.), The Black Adolescent Parent. Haworth Press, New York, 1987.
Battle, S., Introduction, In S. Battle (Ed.), The Black Adolescent Parent, Haworth Press, New York, 1987.
Battle, S., et. al., Stressful Influences in Black Families, Minnesota Institute on Black Chemical Abuse, Minneapolis, MN, 1986.
Battle, S., An Epidemiological Analysis of the Family, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS Publication), 1985.
Battle, S., Public Health Social Work Model, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS Publication), 1985.
Battle, S. (Book Review), The Psychosocial Development of Minority Group Children, Child Care Quarterly, 13(1), pp.75-77, 1984.
Battle, S., (Battle, S. and Gobble, J.), The Effect of Spina Bifida on Blacks, Spina Bifida Therapy, 4(4), pp. 209-216, 1984, National Genetic Planning Conference, Georgetown University, Maternal and Health Services, 1984.
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Battle, S., Parents of Chronically Ill Children with Sickle Cell Anemia, In R. Blum (Ed.) Disabled and Chronically Ill Adolescents, Grune and Stratton, Inc., 1984.
Referred Journal Articles
Battle, S., Editor, The Quality of Black Family Life in Boston in the Twenty First Century, Journal of Health and Social Policy, Volume 1, No., 4, 1990.
Johnson, H., et. al., Strengthening the "BIO" in the Biopsychosocial Paradigm, Journal of Social Work Education, Volume 26, No.2, 1990.
Battle, S., Changing Family Roles, Journal of Health and Social Policy, Special Edition, Volume 1, No.4, 1990.
Battle, S.F., and Feit, M., Co-Editors, Journal of Health and Social Policy, Volumes II, III, Numbers 1-12, 1989 to present.
Battle, S. (Ed.), The Black Disabled Child, Pediatric Social Work, Eterna Press, Chicago, IL, 1988.
Battle, S. and Barnett, A., Current Status of the National Genetic Disease Act, Western Journal of Black Studies, Volume 9, No.4, 1986.
Battle, S. and Gobble, J., The Effect of Spina Bifida on Blacks, Spina Bifida Therapy, 4(4), pp. 209-216, 1984.
Battle, S., Implications for Genetic Counseling in Social Work Practice, Pediatric Social Work, Vol. 2(4), pp. 111-118,1983.
McClelland, R. and Battle, S. Social Epidemiology: An Application to Research and Practice Across Disciplines, Social Casework, 65 (4), pp. 212-217, 1983.
Other Scholarly Products
Rozie-Battle, J. and Battle, S., (2001). “Black Milwaukee Through the Eyes of Children”, in Through Children’s Eyes, Children in Urban America Project, Marquette University, Milwaukee, WI.
Curriculums
Battle, S. and Quinones-Rosado, R., Springfield African-American and Latino- Puerto Rican Male Coalition, Male Mentor Training Manual, Gandara Mental Health Center and Dunbar Community Center, 1995.
Battle, S., Curriculum Guide for Boys of Color, HERO, 8-14, 1992.
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CONSULTATION
1998 - 2001 Opportunities Industrialization Center-Greater Milwaukee (OIC- GM), Consultant on National Training Center, Pre-Release Center, and W-2 Evaluation, Milwaukee, WI.
1997 - 1998 Chappelle Gardens, Program Development and Proposal Development, Hartford, CT.
1996 - 1998 South Arsenal Neighborhood Development (S.A.N.D.), Strategic Plan and Program Development, Hartford, CT.
1995 - 1996 State of Connecticut, Department of Children and Families, Statewide Foster Care/Mentor Evaluation, Hartford, CT.
1991 - 1992 Developed the HERO Curriculum (Healthy, Educated Responsible Outstanding) for minority males ages 8-14 with outcome measures. City of Hartford, Youth Services Bureau, Hartford, CT.
1989 - 1990 Public/Private Ventures, Young Fathers Project, Philadelphia, PA.
1988 - 1989 State of Connecticut, Department of Human Resources, Teenage Pregnancy, Hartford, CT.
1988 Lilly Endowment, Inc., Special Project on Adolescent Fathers, Indianapolis, IN.
1987 New Opportunities for Waterbury, Inc., Teen Pregnancy Prevention Program, Waterbury, CT.
1986 - 1991 Comprehensive School Age Parenting Program, Boston, MA.
1986 Roxbury Comprehensive Community Health Center, Inc., Teen Pregnancy Prevention Initiative Program, Phase I, Boston, MA.
1986 University of Hawaii School of Social Work, Maternal and Child Health Program, Honolulu, HI.
1985 U.S. Department of Public Health, Maternal and Child Health, Project Review Member on Hemophilia Programs, Washington, D.C.
1980 - 1981 Zion Northside Group Home, Inc., Minneapolis, MN. Developed first residential treatment program for Black female adolescents in Minnesota. Developed treatment plans for residents and provided consultation on all administrative and financial aspects of operating a group home.
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SELECTED PRESENTATIONS
May 2013 Keynote Speaker, “Education,” African-American Affairs Commission, Annual Classic Awards, Legislative Office Building, Hartford, CT
March 2012 Keynote Speaker, “Educating Our Children – Do We Really Care?”, W.E.B. DuBois Public Policy Series, Beta Sigma Boulé Sigma Pi Phi Fraternity, Springfield, MA
March 2011 Guest Speaker, “Educating Children From Urban School Districts.” St. Luke’s Episcopal Church, New Haven, CT.
July, 2010 Speaker, “Education”, Dream Camp, Hartford, CT
October, 2010 Speaker for Incoming Freshman Class, “Responsibility and Preparation”, Hillhouse High School, New haven, CT.
October, 2010 Keynote Speaker, “ The Community is Our Responsibility” Harambee, Community Foundation of Greater New Haven, Westbrook, CT.
November, 2010 Speaker, Men’s Day, “Service”, Dixwell Congregational Church, New Haven, CT.
February, 2009 Keynote Speaker, Second District Founders’ Day Celebration, Maude Blow Davis-Joseph Columbus McKinney Scholarship Fund, Raleigh, NC.
January 2009 Keynote Speaker, Martin Luther King, Jr. Sabbath Worship – Temple Emanuel, Greensboro, NC.
November, 2008 Keynote Speaker, Men’s Day, Message of Service, Providence Baptist Church, Greensboro, NC.
December, 2000 Keynote Speaker, Economic Summit Midwest-Express State Conference, The State of African Americans in Business, Milwaukee, WI.
May, 1999 Keynote Speaker, Family Impact Seminar, Milwaukee County Judges and Policymakers, "The Status of Young Fathers", Milwaukee, WI.
June, 1995 Young Fathers' Think Tank, Sponsored by Boston Foundation, Harvard, University, Boston, MA.
May, 1995 Keynote Address, Third Annual Virginia Insley Maternal and Child Health Social Work Conference, Bureau of Health Services,
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Department of Health and Human Services, Children and Families in Crisis, Baltimore, MD.
October, 1994 Work with Adolescent Males - Dream on Hold, Social Work '94: NASW Meeting of the Profession, Invited/Confirmed, Nashville, TN.
April, 1993 University of Connecticut Medical School, Adolescent Department, trained 1200 middle school aged children in the New Britain Public Schools on The Risks of Unprotected Sex, New Britain, CT.
May, 1992 Comprehensive School Age Parenting Program, National Conference, Keynote Address, Overview of Policy Affecting Young Fathers in the U.S., Boston, MA.
February, 1992 National Association of Social Workers, Connecticut, Annual Conference, Mentoring Males of Color, Waterbury, CT.
October, 1991 County Commissioners Annual Conference, Keynote Address, Urban Health Problems in the U.S. Huntsville, AL.
May 1, 1991 Public Health Social Work Institute, Department of Health and Human Services, Bureau of Health Services, Tools and Strategies: Addressing Health Issues of Black Male Adolescents and Children, Plenary Session, Health and Social Considerations of Young African American Males: The Need for Action, Pittsburgh, PA.
April 27, 1991 Black Health Caucus (APHA) National Meeting, Keynote Address, Research in the Black Community, Boston, MA.
November, 1990 University of Massachusetts Medical School, Annual Meeting, Keynote and Workshop, Young Minority Males -Issues Around Survival, Holy Cross College, Worcester, MA.
May, 1990 Pregnancy and Poverty Program, Annual Meeting, Keynote Address, Curriculum Guide for Young Fathers 14-21, Worcester, MA.
April, 1990 State of Connecticut, Office of Protection and Advocacy, Annual Conference, Keynote Address, Data on African American Men as it Relates to Disabilities, Bridgeport, CT.
November, 1989 IMPACT, Public-Private Sector, Health Characteristics of Minority Males, Hartford, CT.
March 8, 1989 Children's Defense Fund Conference, Presenter, Fathers, But Not Husbands, Washington, D.C.
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December, 1988 Lilly Endowment, Inc., Special Invitational Conference on Adolescent Fathers, Keynote Address and Workshop, Indianapolis, IN.
November, 1988 American Public Health Association Conference, Presenting a Definition of Social Epidemiology, Boston, MA.
September, 1987 The Society for Adolescent Medicine, Brown University School of Medicine and Continuing Education, Adolescent Pregnancy: The Role of the Father and Review of Core Curriculum, Providence, RI.
May, 1987 Department of Health and Human Services, Bureau of Health Care Delivery and Assistance, Division of Maternal and Child Health (MCH), Adolescent Issues: Parenting, Pregnancy and Health, Presentation, Unmarried Adolescent Fathers, Portsmouth, NH.
May, 1987 Massachusetts Conference on Violence and Public Health, Strategies for Preventing Violence Among Adolescents and Young Adults, Boston, MA.
April, 1987 New England Conference on School Based Clinics, Services to Unmarried Males, West Springfield, MA.
November, 1986 Fifth Annual Conference of the International Association for Pediatric Social Services, Adolescent Fatherhood: Review of Existing Research and Directions for the Future, Boston, MA.
May, 1986 Tenth National Conference on Perinatal Social Work, A Challenge for Perinatal Social Work in the Next Decade, Keynote Address, Columbus, OH.
April, 1986 University of Hawaii, School of Public Health and Social Work, Social Epidemiology, Honolulu, HI.
March, 1986 Department of Health Services Administration, Public Health Social Work, An Epidemiological Analysis of the Family, Keynote Address, Pittsburgh, PA.
November, 1985 Alliance for Young Parents, The Role of the Father, Boston, MA.
The Medical Foundation, Infant Mortality in Boston, Boston, MA.
September, 1985 Department of Health Services Administration, Perinatal Care in the 1980's: Social Work Strategies for Prevention and Intervention, Adolescent Pregnancy and Social Work Intervention, Worcester and Boston, MA.
April, 1985 Symposium for Primary Care Practitioners, Department of Health Services Administration, Risk Factors for Neonatal Mortality, Hyannis, MA.
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March, 1985 Department of Health Services Administration/Public Health Social Work, Public Health Social Work Model, Pittsburgh, PA.
March, 1985 The Future of Parenting, Special Needs of Black Adolescent Parents, A Symposium sponsored by Parenting Studies, An International Journal of Research in Parenting, Chicago, IL.
March, 1985 Harvard Divinity School, The Black Family and the Church, Cambridge, MA.
November, 1983 University of Minnesota, Dight Institute, Genetic Engineering: What Does It Mean? Saint Paul, MN.
October, 1983 Second International Pediatric Social Work Conference, The Special Needs of Black Children with Spina Bifida, Washington, D. C.
September, 1983 Survival Skills Institute, The Impact of Abuse and Neglect in Minority Families, Minneapolis, MN.
July, 1983 Survival Skills Institute, The Impact of Genetic Disorders in Black Families, Minneapolis, MN.
July, 1983 University of Minnesota, Family Social Science Department, Coping and Adjustment in Families With Children Who Have Sickle Cell Anemia, Saint Paul, MN.
July, 1983 Gillette Children's Hospital, Spina Bifida Association Parent Support Group, Children Born With Birth Defects: How Parents Cope? Minneapolis, MN.
April, 1983 University of Wisconsin, Madison, Psychiatry Department, The Special Needs of Blacks in Mental Health Settings, Madison, WI.
March, 1983 Conference on Social Work Education, Annual Program Meeting, Minority Retention in Schools of Social Work, Round Table Discussion, Fort Worth, TX.
February, 1983 National Sickle Cell Anemia Conference, Keynote Address, The Impact of the Genetic Disease Act on Sickle Cell Anemia Clinics, New Orleans, LA.
1982 National Conference on Social Welfare, Is The Epidemiological Model Useful in Social Work Practice? Boston, MA.
August, 1982 First International Pediatric Social Work Conference, Sickle Cell Anemia: Implications for Genetic Counseling in Social Work Practice, Chicago, IL.
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1981 Annual Program Meeting, North Central Chapter/CCHD Committee to Combat Huntington's Disease, Keynote Address, Chronic Conditions and How Families are Effected, Minneapolis, MN.
June, 1981 National Conference on Social Welfare, Implications for Social Policy and Delivery of Comprehensive Services, San Francisco, CA. 1980 University of Minnesota, Continuing Education in Social Work, Counseling Individuals and Families Who Have a Genetic Disorder, The Role of Helping Professionals in Counseling Individuals and Families with Genetic Disorders, Minneapolis, MN. November, 1980 Third Graduate Education Conference for Minority Students, Panelist on the Psychology and Social Work Panel, Minneapolis, MN.
SELECTED MEDIA
February, 2009 Interview, “History, Excellence and the Future of North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University,” UNC, North Carolina Now, Chapel Hill, NC.
August 2008 Interview, UNC, North Carolina Now, Chapel Hill, NC.
September 2007 Interview, “Newsmaker: Dr. Stanley Battle”, interview by Neil McNeill, Fox News, Greensboro, NC.
August 2007 Panelist, Triad CEO Forum, UNC, Greensboro, NC.
November 2006 Interview, News and Record, Greensboro, NC.
October, 2003 Interview, WEAA 88.9 FM, Daybreak with Anthony McCarthy, Baltimore, MD.
August, 2003 Interview, Channel 2 (WMAR) To the Point, hosted by Terri Owens, Baltimore, MD.
July, 2003 Interview, Channel 13 (WJZ-TV), On Time, hosted by Kai Jackson, Baltimore, MD.
Interview, Radio One, 1010 AM, Wenda Royster; Donny Glover, Baltimore, MD.
Interview, Channel 11 (WBAL) Talk Show hosted by Sade Baderinwa, Baltimore, MD.
Interview, Bernie McCain Radio Show XM Satellite/Washington, D.C.
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May 2003 Interview, Marc Steiner Radio Show, 88.1 FM, Baltimore, MD.
September, 1999 Documentary, “In Search of 1,000 Good Men”, TMJ-4, Milwaukee, WI.
March, 1994 Public Access Cable Television, Feature Story, Educators Inspiration to Others, Hartford, CT.
January, 1994 Interview, Channel 30 (WVIT), Not for Women Only: Battered Women, Hartford, CT.
December, 1993 Interview, Channel 8 (WTNH), Gang Activity in Connecticut, Hartford, CT.
October 17, 1993 Sunday Edition Feature Article, Educator's Dream to Inspire Others, The Hartford Courant, Hartford, CT.
September, 1993 Interview, News Conference for the State of Black Hartford, Channel 30 (WVIT), Channel 3 (WFSB), and Channel 61 FOX (WTIC), Hartford, CT.
August, 1993 Interview, Channel 61-FOX (WTIC), Status of Urban Males in Connecticut, Hartford, CT.
October, 1992 Interview, Channel 3 (WFSB), Anita Hill v. Clarence Thomas, Hartford, CT.
June, 1992 Guest, Channel 10 (WTXX), Special on Young Fathers, Waterbury, CT.
March, 1992 Editorial Occasional Series, Who’s Minding the Children, The Hartford Courant, Hartford, CT.
January 27, 1990 News Conference on Data presented from CADAC AIDS Study, New Haven, Connecticut, The New Haven Register, The Hartford Courant, The New York Times, WPOP Radio National Broadcast Station, Channel 3 (WFSB, Hartford), Channel 8 (WTNH, New Haven), and CT.
November 13, 1988 Special Issue on Minority Adolescent Fathers, Two Connecticuts, The Hartford Courant, Hartford, CT.
February, 1988 Teen Pregnancy: Male Responsibility, The Waterbury Republic, Waterbury, CT.
March, 1988 Guest, WPOP Radio, Morning Talk Shop, Adolescent Fathers, Hartford, CT.
December, 1987 Guest, Channel 3 (WFSB), New England Journal, Urban Youth Violence, Hartford, CT.
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April 20, 1987 Teen Fathers Confront Their Roles, The Boston Globe, Boston, MA.
February 26, 1987 Fathers in the Family Structure are an Endangered Species, The Bay State Banner, Boston, MA.
February 12, 1987 Teen Parents: Dads Need Help Too, The Boston Herald, Boston, MA.
March, 1987 News Conference Interview, Boston Infant Mortality Coalition, ABC, NBC and CBS Boston affiliates, and Channels 38, 61 and PBS independent stations, Boston, MA.
February 2, 1987 Adolescent Fathers, Public Access Cable Television, Boston, MA.
April, 1986 Infant Mortality in the Black Community, Community Network News, Boston, MA.
May 18, 1986 Teenage Pregnancy and the Black Family, The Boston Globe Magazine, March, 1986.
Guest, Channel 7 (WNEV), Higher Ground, Infant Mortality, Boston, MA.
February, 1986 Guest, Channel 5 (WCVB), Good Day, Adolescent Fathers, Boston, MA.
PROFESSIONAL AFFILLIATIONS AND ASSOCIATION LEADERSHIP
2012 – present National Association of Social Workers
I serve or have served as an active member of the following professional organizations: American Association of State Colleges and Universities (AASCU); American Council on Education’s (ACE); National Association of State Universities and Land-Grant Colleges (NASULGC); and Chaired, Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference (MEAC) Council of Chief Executive Officers.
COMMUNITY/VOLUNTEER SERVICE
2016 – present Board Member, Urban League of Greater Hartford, Inc., Hartford, CT. 2010 – 2011 Member, Chamber of Commerce, New Haven, CT.
2010 - 2011 Member, Chamber of Commerce, Meriden, CT.
2010 –201 Board Member, Connecticut Campus Compact, Fairfield, CT.
2008 – 2009 Board Member, BB&T Greensboro Advisory Board, Greensboro, NC. 21 STANLEY F. BATTLE, Ph.D.
2007 – 2009 Board Member, United Way of Greater Greensboro, Greensboro, NC.
2007 – 2009 Board Member, Piedmont Triad Partnership, Greensboro, NC.
2007 – 2009 Board Member, Greensboro Partnership, Greensboro, NC.
2007- 2009 Board Member, International Civil Rights Center and Center, Greensboro, NC.
2007- 2009 Board Member Gateway University Research Partnership, Greensboro, NC.
2004 - 2006 Board Member, Goodwill Industries of the Chesapeake, Inc., Baltimore, MD.
2004 – 2005 Board Member, American Humanics, Kansas City, MO.
1999 - 2003 Advisor, Sullivan-Spaights Boys-To-Men Mentoring Institute, Milwaukee, WI.
1999 – 2001 Board Member, In Roads, Milwaukee, WI.
1999 – 2001 Board Member, Youth Leadership Academy Boy’s Choir, Milwaukee, WI.
1999 – 2003 Committee Member, Development of St. Mark A.M.E. Christian Academy (K-3), Milwaukee, WI.
1999 – 2001 Co-Chair, Milwaukee Metropolitan Adolescent Parenting Prevention Consortium, Milwaukee, WI.
1997 – 2001 Incorporator, Springfield College, Springfield, MA.
1995 - 2001 National Alumni Fund Committee, Springfield, College, Springfield, MA.
1994 – 1995 Advisory Council to Search Committee for President/CEO of the new Connecticut, Children’s Medical Center.
1994 – 1996 Member of The Hartford Courant’s Focus Panel. The Panel advised the editors on issues in an effort to improve the newspaper. Hartford, CT.
1992 – 1998 Mentor, Passing It On Program, Martin Luther King, Jr. Elementary School, Hartford, CT.
1991 – 1992 Board of Directors, American Red Cross, Greater Hartford Chapter, Hartford, CT.
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1990 Developed Black Family Institute for Policy and Development, Black Men's Society, Hartford, CT.
1990 – 1993 Board of Directors, Black Men's Society, Hartford, CT.
1990 – 1993 Chair, Research Committee, Black Men's Society, Hartford, CT.
1990 – 1991 Volunteer, AIDS Project, Hartford, CT.
1989 - 1986 Mentor, Asylum Hill Congregational Church, I Have A Dream Program, Hartford, CT.
1986 –1988 SPRANS Advisory Council, Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Department of Public Health, Boston, MA..
1986 – 1988 Task Force Chairperson on Adolescent Fathers, Urban League of Eastern Massachusetts, Boston, MA. 1986 – 1988 Boston Committee on Adolescent Issues, Boston, MA.
1986 – 1988 Advisory Committee on Infant Mortality, Boston, MA.
1986 – 1987 Board of Director, NASW, Massachusetts Chapter, Boston, MA.
1985 – 1987 Advisory Committee (voting member) of the Family Health Services Advisory Council, Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Department of Public Health, Boston, MA.
1985 – 1986 Appointed to the Governor’s Commission on Child Support, Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Boston, MA.
1985 Advisory Committee on Genetics, Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Department of Public Health, Boston, MA.
1981 – 1984 Genetic League Society, Board of Directors, Minneapolis, MN.
1983 – 1984 National Scientific Advisory Board of the National Sickle Cell Anemia Clinics Foundation, Pittsburgh, PA.
1983 – 1984 Pilgrim Baptist Church, Men of Courage, St. Paul, MN.
1982 – 1984 Proposal Writer, Minority Education Parent Group, Minneapolis, MN.
1983 Board of Directors, African-American Cultural Center, Minneapolis, MN.
1982 – 1983 Group Leader and Surrogate Father, Survival Skills Institute, Minneapolis, MN.
1980 – 1981 United Way of Minneapolis, Community Planning Committee, Minneapolis, MN. 23 STANLEY F. BATTLE, Ph.D.
SELECTED HONORS, AWARDS AND DISTINCTIONS
November, 2015 Community Service Award, Urban League of Greater Hartford, Hartford CT.
July, 2011 Nominated as one of the 100 most Influential Blacks in Connecticut by the NAACP of Connecticut.
January, 2011 Recipient of the Distinguished Service Award, OWL Varsity Club, Southern Connecticut State University Football Banquet, Hamden, CT.
March, 2008 Recipient of the Thurgood Marshall College Fund, Inc. Presidential Leadership Award, Charlotte, NC.
September, 2005 Recipient of 2005 Legacy Laureate Alumni Award, University of Pittsburgh, PA.
Recipient of Maryland Daily Record’s Innovator of the Year Award, for The Coppin Academy, Baltimore, MD.
May, 2005 Recipient of the Metropolitan Baltimore Alliance of Black School Educators’ (MBABSE) Award, Baltimore, MD.
February, 2005 Recipient of Fox 45/WB 54 TV’s 2005 Champion of Courage, Baltimore, MD.
November, 1999 Recipient of the African American Heritage Award in recognition of outstanding contributions to the Black Community, University of Wisconsin-Whitewater, Whitewater, WI.
June, 1998 Endowed named Scholarship, the Dr. Stanley F. Battle and Judith L. Rozie-Battle Scholarship Fund at Eastern Connecticut State University, Willimantic, CT.
1996 to Present Fellow, National American Leadership Forum, Class XII, Hartford, CT.
January, 1996 Recipient, Martin Luther King, Jr. Community Service Award, Eastern Connecticut State University, Willimantic, CT.
1995 Inductee, Omicron Delta Kappa, Eastern Connecticut State University, Willimantic, CT.
1992 – 1994 African-American Leadership Group of Greater Hartford, CT.
1987, 1988 Minority Fellowship, Council on Social Work Education.
1973 Inductee, Kappa Delta Phi Honor Society, Springfield College. 24