Assistant Professor of Social Work
School of Pharmacy and Health Sciences
Courses
- Research Methods
- Displaced Population
- Social Policy
- Diversity and Social Justice
Research
- Displaced population
- Gender-based violence
- Mental health of minority women & adolescents
- Child protection, street children
- Social development issues
- Diversity issues
- Macro and international social work
Education
- BSS, Dhaka University, Bangladesh
- MSS, Dhaka University, Bangladesh
- MSW, Monash University, Australia
- PhD, Howard University
Academic Profile
I feel passionate about connecting social work instruction with engaged community research. In my career thus far, I have used my scholarly research and professional skills to enrich my approaches to teaching and developing pedagogical strategies. After earning my MSW, I worked as a researcher and development worker for few years, conducting macro-level research on both structural barriers to providing services to disadvantaged children and adults in society. I have lived and worked in different countries among diverse populations, and feel these experiences have added a rich perspective to my own learning and academic practice. Additionally, the opportunity to work with and live within diverse global communities has instilled in me a deep appreciation for understanding the value of cultural competence and a dedication to teaching this important aspect of social work to students.
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