Experts Guide


Dance Khalda Desiree Logan Assistant Professor, Communication (203) 837-8489 Logank@wcsu.edu Criticism. Dance. Media Production. Member: Dance Films Association, Connecticut Commission on the Arts, Academy of TV Arts & Sciences, and Association of Independent Video & Filmmakers. Choreographer; Documentary filmmaker; Professional modern dancer with Nicholasleichterdance. back to top Depression Dr. Linda Vaden-Goad Dean, School of Arts & Sciences (203) 837-9400 Vaden-Goadl@wcsu.edu Depression. Gender Issues. Intimate Relationships. Learned Helplessness. Psychological factors as they relate to learning mathematics in college. Dr. James Sullivan Lecturer, Education and Educational Psychology Jksulli6@aol.com Executive Director, Center for the Family (203) 775-6997 Adolescents. Behavior. Child Development. Child Psychology. Communication. Counseling. Depression. Discipline. Domestic Violence. Education. Family. Gender Roles. Men. Mental Health. Parenting. Popular Culture. Public Schools. Self-Esteem. Sexuality. Stress. Substance Abuse. Teenagers. Television. Therapy. back to top Disability Issues/Studies Barbara Barnwell Executive Assistant to the President for Multicultural Affairs & AccessAbility Services (203) 837-8277 Barnwellb@wcsu.edu Affirmative Action. AccessAbility Services. Multicultural Affairs. Dr. Rosalind Kopfstein Lecturer, Social Sciences Rosalind@gis.net Director, Jewish Family Services (203) 794-1818 Aging. Disability Issues. Member, Human Rights Committee, Southbury Training School; Social Work Consultant, Long Term Care and Nursing Homes. Dr. Kathryn A. Wiss Professor, Communication (203) 837-8260 Wissk@wcsu.edu Communication (esp. listening). Disability Studies (esp. communication issues). Women's Studies (esp. gender communication). back to top Discrimination Dr. Carina A. Bandhauer Assistant Professor, Social Sciences (203) 837-8650 Bandhauerc@wcsu.edu Activism. African-American Studies. Capitalism. Critical Thinking. Culture. Discrimination. Diversity. Economic Development. Emerging Nations/Third World. Employment. Gender Roles. Immigration. Multicultural Issues. Peace. Police Brutality/Force. Poverty. Reform Movements. Sexual Harassment. Slavery/ Reparation. Sociology. Terrorism. Trade. Violence. War. Western World. Women. Has written about racism, immigration, free trade agreements and world development, focusing on the United States, Mexico and Central America. Discrimination Dr. Charles P. Mullaney Professor, Justice and Law Administration (203) 837-8524 Mullaneyc@wcsu.edu Business Ethics. Criminal Justice/Criminal Law. Discrimination. Dispute Resolution. Elections. Government. Human Rights. Justice and Law. Law. Northern Ireland Conflict and Peace Process. Police Brutality/Force. Politics. Sexual Harassment. Workplace. Author of articles about several of above subjects in journals, law reviews, newspapers; International travel and research, classroom experience, legal practitioner experience; Active in area politics for more than 20 years. back to top Disease Dr. Jeffrey A. Schlicht Assistant Professor, Health Promotion and Exercise Sciences (203) 837-8687 Schlichtj@wcsu.edu Disease. Exercise and Health. Gerontology. Editorial Review Board Member, Journal of Physical Activity and Aging; Editorial Review Board Member, American College of Sports Medicine, Health Fitness Journal. Author of numerous articles about exercise and strength training in older adults. back to top Diversity/Multicultural Affairs Dr. Carina A. Bandhauer Assistant Professor, Social Sciences (203) 837-8650 Bandhauerc@wcsu.edu Activism. African-American Studies. Capitalism. Critical Thinking. Culture. Discrimination. Diversity. Economic Development. Emerging Nations/Third World. Employment. Gender Roles. Immigration. Multicultural Issues. Peace. Police Brutality/Force. Poverty. Reform Movements. Sexual Harassment. Slavery/ Reparation. Sociology. Terrorism. Trade. Violence. War. Western World. Women. Has written about racism, immigration, free trade agreements and world development, focusing on the United States, Mexico and Central America. Barbara Barnwell Executive Assistant to the President for Multicultural Affairs & AccessAbility Services (203) 837-8277 Barnwellb@wcsu.edu Affirmative Action. AccessAbility Services. Multicultural Affairs. Dr. Rosalind Kopfstein Lecturer, Social Sciences Rosalind@gis.net Director, Jewish Family Services (203) 794-1818 Aging. Disability Issues. Member, Human Rights Committee, Southbury Training School; Social Work Consultant, Long Term Care and Nursing Homes. Patricia Ivry Professor, Social Work (203) 837-8408 Ivryp@wcsu.edu Director, Executive Forum (Non-Profit Sector) Non-Profit Sector. Social Activism/Policy. Social Human Development. Social Work. back to top Domestic Violence Dr. James Sullivan Lecturer, Education and Educational Psychology Jksulli6@aol.com Executive Director, Center for the Family (203) 775-6997 Adolescents. Behavior. Child Development. Child Psychology. Communication. Counseling. Depression. Discipline. Domestic Violence. Education. Family. Gender Roles. Men. Mental Health. Parenting. Popular Culture. Public Schools. Self-Esteem. Sexuality. Stress. Substance Abuse. Teenagers. Television. Therapy. back to top

Dance

Khalda Desiree Logan
Assistant Professor, Communication
(203) 837-8489
Logank@wcsu.edu

Criticism. Dance. Media Production.

Member: Dance Films Association, Connecticut Commission on the Arts, Academy of TV Arts & Sciences, and Association of Independent Video & Filmmakers.

Choreographer; Documentary filmmaker; Professional modern dancer with Nicholasleichterdance.

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Depression

Dr. Linda Vaden-Goad
Dean, School of Arts & Sciences
(203) 837-9400
Vaden-Goadl@wcsu.edu

Depression. Gender Issues. Intimate Relationships. Learned Helplessness. Psychological factors as they relate to learning mathematics in college.

Dr. James Sullivan
Lecturer, Education and Educational Psychology
Jksulli6@aol.com
Executive Director, Center for the Family
(203) 775-6997

Adolescents. Behavior. Child Development. Child Psychology. Communication. Counseling. Depression. Discipline. Domestic Violence. Education. Family. Gender Roles. Men. Mental Health. Parenting. Popular Culture. Public Schools. Self-Esteem. Sexuality. Stress. Substance Abuse. Teenagers. Television. Therapy.

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Disability Issues/Studies

Barbara Barnwell
Executive Assistant to the President for Multicultural Affairs & AccessAbility Services
(203) 837-8277
Barnwellb@wcsu.edu

Affirmative Action. AccessAbility Services. Multicultural Affairs.

Dr. Rosalind Kopfstein
Lecturer, Social Sciences
Rosalind@gis.net
Director, Jewish Family Services
(203) 794-1818

Aging. Disability Issues.

Member, Human Rights Committee, Southbury Training School; Social Work Consultant, Long Term Care and Nursing Homes.

Dr. Kathryn A. Wiss
Professor, Communication
(203) 837-8260
Wissk@wcsu.edu

Communication (esp. listening). Disability Studies (esp. communication issues). Women's Studies (esp. gender communication).

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Discrimination

Dr. Carina A. Bandhauer
Assistant Professor, Social Sciences
(203) 837-8650
Bandhauerc@wcsu.edu

Activism. African-American Studies. Capitalism. Critical Thinking. Culture. Discrimination. Diversity. Economic Development. Emerging Nations/Third World. Employment. Gender Roles. Immigration. Multicultural Issues. Peace. Police Brutality/Force. Poverty. Reform Movements. Sexual Harassment. Slavery/ Reparation. Sociology. Terrorism. Trade. Violence. War. Western World. Women.

Has written about racism, immigration, free trade agreements and world development, focusing on the United States, Mexico and Central America. Discrimination

Dr. Charles P. Mullaney
Professor, Justice and Law Administration
(203) 837-8524
Mullaneyc@wcsu.edu

Business Ethics. Criminal Justice/Criminal Law. Discrimination. Dispute Resolution. Elections. Government. Human Rights. Justice and Law. Law. Northern Ireland Conflict and Peace Process. Police Brutality/Force. Politics. Sexual Harassment. Workplace.

Author of articles about several of above subjects in journals, law reviews, newspapers; International travel and research, classroom experience, legal practitioner experience; Active in area politics for more than 20 years.

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Disease

Dr. Jeffrey A. Schlicht
Assistant Professor, Health Promotion and Exercise Sciences
(203) 837-8687
Schlichtj@wcsu.edu

Disease. Exercise and Health. Gerontology.

Editorial Review Board Member, Journal of Physical Activity and Aging; Editorial Review Board Member, American College of Sports Medicine, Health Fitness Journal.

Author of numerous articles about exercise and strength training in older adults.

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Diversity/Multicultural Affairs

Dr. Carina A. Bandhauer
Assistant Professor, Social Sciences
(203) 837-8650
Bandhauerc@wcsu.edu

Activism. African-American Studies. Capitalism. Critical Thinking. Culture. Discrimination. Diversity. Economic Development. Emerging Nations/Third World. Employment. Gender Roles. Immigration. Multicultural Issues. Peace. Police Brutality/Force. Poverty. Reform Movements. Sexual Harassment. Slavery/ Reparation. Sociology. Terrorism. Trade. Violence. War. Western World. Women.

Has written about racism, immigration, free trade agreements and world development, focusing on the United States, Mexico and Central America.

Barbara Barnwell
Executive Assistant to the President for Multicultural Affairs & AccessAbility Services
(203) 837-8277
Barnwellb@wcsu.edu

Affirmative Action. AccessAbility Services. Multicultural Affairs.

Dr. Rosalind Kopfstein
Lecturer, Social Sciences
Rosalind@gis.net
Director, Jewish Family Services
(203) 794-1818

Aging. Disability Issues.

Member, Human Rights Committee, Southbury Training School; Social Work Consultant, Long Term Care and Nursing Homes.

Patricia Ivry
Professor, Social Work
(203) 837-8408
Ivryp@wcsu.edu

Director, Executive Forum (Non-Profit Sector)
Non-Profit Sector. Social Activism/Policy. Social Human Development. Social Work.

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Domestic Violence

Dr. James Sullivan
Lecturer, Education and Educational Psychology
Jksulli6@aol.com
Executive Director, Center for the Family
(203) 775-6997

Adolescents. Behavior. Child Development. Child Psychology. Communication. Counseling. Depression. Discipline. Domestic Violence. Education. Family. Gender Roles. Men. Mental Health. Parenting. Popular Culture. Public Schools. Self-Esteem. Sexuality. Stress. Substance Abuse. Teenagers. Television. Therapy.

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