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Faculty Profile
Ellen Tuchman
Victoria Stanhope
Faculty Profile
Victoria Stanhope
Silver School scholars continue to build the School’s strong portfolio of scholarship and research, particularly around poverty and related topics, such as policy analysis, child well-being, and HIV prevention.

Experienced clinicians, researchers, experts in human behavior, policy developers, and administrators from many settings come to teach at the Silver School. This interdisciplinary faculty brings the School a wide range of knowledge and social work orientations spanning contemporary psychodynamic, psychological, and social theory perspectives and related research. Through cutting-edge research and outstanding scholarship, faculty are training the next generation of social workers, influencing public policies, and developing new alternatives to help underserved populations.

Publications

NYU Silver's faculty regularly publish in journals and write or edit books. View journal citations and information about their books.

In The News

NYU Silver School Gets $3M to Study Person-Centered Care Planning

The Silver School was featured in a New York Nonprofit Press article spotlighting professor Victoria Stanhope’s NIMH grant to study person-centered care planning.

Source: New York Nonprofit Press
Oct 15, 2013 10:21:00 AM
U.S. Schools Strengthen Global Partnerships

NYU Silver was featured in a NASW News article that discusses global education efforts across the U.S.

Source: NASW News
Oct 9, 2013 9:28:00 AM
McSilver Institute Receives Grant to Aid Mental Health

Washington Square News talks to Silver School professors Mary McKay and Gary Parker, and McSilver co-investigator Andrew Cleek, about a new mobile application to support New York City child serving agencies.

Source: Washington Square News
Sep 23, 2013 10:11:00 AM