CURRICULUM VITA SHELLEY A. STEENROD. Salem State College Andover, MA Lafayette Street (978)

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1 CURRICULUM VITA SHELLEY A. STEENROD Business Address Home Address School of Social Work 9 Garfield Lane East Salem State College Andover, MA Lafayette Street (978) Salem, MA steenrod@comcast.net (978) ssteenrod@salemstate.edu EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND 1999 Ph.D., Social Policy, Brandeis University, Heller School of Social Welfare M.S.W. Boston University, School of Social Work, Clinical Concentration B.A., University of Massachusetts, Sociology Major, Women s Studies Minor. PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATION Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Division of Professional Licensure, Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker, License # ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS Present Assistant Professor, Salem State College, School of Social Work. Teach a full range of core curriculum courses (Introduction to Social Work, General Practice II, Field Seminar, Social Service Volunteer Practicum) and several elective courses (Substance Abuse, Child & Family, Family in Transition) Adjunct Appointments at Merrimack College, the University of Massachusetts and Brandeis University. Taught Introduction to Social Work, Principles of Sociology, and several substance abuse courses (Etiology and Epidemiology; Alcohol, Drugs & Crime; Substance Abuse & Societal Consequences). 1

2 PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Schneider Institute for Health Policy, Brandeis University. Consultant for federally funded research related to managed care, dual diagnosis and substance abuse treatment issues Massachusetts Department of Public Health, Bureau of Substance Abuse Services. Regional Manager. Responsible for the overall management and administration of public substance abuse services in Northeastern Massachusetts. Responsibilities included the development of a continuum of prevention, intervention and treatment services, contract negotiations, licensing and monitoring, linking with other state and federal funding agencies on the formation and implementation of state policy Brockton Community and Family Resources. Fee-for-Service Clinician. Provided mental heal and substance abuse treatment services to individuals, families and groups Social Justice for Women. Statewide Coordinator. Developed and managed a statewide system to facilitate substance abuse treatment services for civilly committed women. Collaborated with multiple state and private sector social service agencies, the Judiciary and the Department of Corrections. Directed program evaluation on program effectiveness NORCAP Addictions Center. Clinical Social Worker. Responsible for the management and delivery of clinical services for the Family Treatment Program, an inpatient substance abuse treatment program. SCHOLARSHIP Steenrod, S. (2006) Evidence-Based Practices and Policy for Publicly-Funded Substance Abuse Treatment and Prevention Agencies (Under Review). Steenrod, S. (2006) Key Differences Between an Online and Traditional Social Work Service Learning Course (Under Review). 2

3 Steenrod, S. (2004) The Use of Evidence Based Treatment in Outpatient Substance Abuse Treatment Programs. Journal of Evidence Based Social Work. Steenrod, S. (2004) The Impact of Managed Care on Evidenced Based Treatment Practices in Substance Abuse Treatment Programs. Journal of Best Practices in Mental Health: An International Journal. Steenrod, S., Brisson, A., McCarty, D., and Hodgkin, D. (2001) Effects of managed care on programs and practices for the treatment of alcohol and drug dependence. In Recent Developments in Alcoholism, Vol. 15: M. Galanter (ed.) Services Research in the Era of Managed Care (pp ) Kluwer Academic/Plenum Publishers. McCarty, D. & Steenrod, S. (2001) Are managed care and relapse prevention compatible? In F.M. Tims and C.G. Leukefeld (Eds.) Relapse and Recovery in Addictions (pp ). New Haven, CT: Yale University Press. PROFFESSIONAL REVIEWS Sage Publications, Fundamentals of Social Work Research (2005) by Engel, R. and Schutt, R. Massachusetts Child Welfare Institute, Integrated Child Welfare Practice Training Proposal (2005). American Society of Addiction Medicine, Patient Placement Criteria, Second Edition- Revised (2001). The Journal of Behavioral Health Services and Research, Special section on Alcohol Services Research (1999). SERVICE Co-Chair, Council on Teaching & Learning, Salem State College, Chair, Curriculum Committee, School of Social Work, SSC, Member, Student Service Committee, School of Social Work, SSC,

4 Member, Student Progression Committee, School of Social Work, SSC Member, Program Committee, School of Social Work, Salem State College, Member, Curriculum Committee, School of Social Work, SSC, Member, Program Committee, School of Social Work, SSC, ACADEMIC AWARDS AND RECOGNITION Salem State College COPPER Scholar Award Salem State College Technology Fellow Award DOCTORAL DISSERTATION Steenrod, S. (1999) The Relationship Between Managed Care and Standardized Clinical Practices in Outpatient Substance Abuse Programs in New England. UMI Dissertation Services. Ann Arbor. Bell & Howard. PAPERS and PRESENTATIONS Steenrod, S. Differences in a Web-Based and Traditional Service Learning Social Work Course. Carnegie Summer Institute, Lowell, MA, June Steenrod, S. Creating Strong Relationships at Home. The Foundation for Children with Behavioral Challenges Annual Conference, Marlboro, MA, June Steenrod, S. The Use of Laptops in Social Work Courses. The Future is Now Conference, Salem State College, June

5 Steenrod, S. Trends in Substance Abuse Treatment, New England Consortium of Graduate Social Work Field Educators, School of Social Work, Salem State College, April Steenrod, S. The Use of Technology in Social Work Education, Council on Social Work Annual Program Meeting, Chicago, Ill., February, Steenrod, S. Caring for the Caregiver, Foundation for Children with Behavioral Challenges, 2 nd Annual Conference, Presenter, July Steenrod, S. The Use of Laptops in a School of Social Work or Other Human Service Department. Presenter. Salem State College. The Future is Now Conference Steenrod, S. Supervising Social Work Students around Substance Abuse Issues. Guest Lecturer. Salem State College. Field Education Department Steenrod, S. Building Support for Children in Substance Abusing Families. Guest Speaker. Cambridge College Steenrod, S. Becoming a Social Worker. Presentation to Alumni Association. Merrimack College Steenrod, S: The Relationship Between Managed Care and Standardized Clinical Practices in Outpatient Substance Abuse Programs in New England. American Public Health Association Annual Meeting, Chicago, Ill Steenrod, S. Understanding and implementing the ASAM Patient Placement Criteria. New England Institute of Addiction Studies. Augusta, ME Steenrod, S. Engagement vs. Enabling. The Northeast Regional Dual Diagnosis Training Series. Adcare Educational Institute. Worcester, MA Steenrod, S. Minkoff, K. Traina, L. Khatzian, E. et al., Innovations in Dual Diagnosis Treatment. American Psychiatric Association Meeting, Boston, MA Steenrod, S. The Massachusetts Patient Placement Criteria: Matching Clients with Levels of Care. Indiana Association of Alcohol and Drug Abuse Providers. Indianapolis, Indiana

6 Steenrod, S. An Overview of the Massachusetts Bureau of Substance Abuse Treatment Services. Matrix Conference for the Departments of Mental Health, Public Health and Vocational Rehabilitation. Boston, MA Steenrod, S. Public and Private Substance Abuse Resources in Massachusetts. Children s Advocacy Service Association. Lawrence, MA Steenrod, S. Women and Substance Abuse. Bay Cove Human Services. Worcester, MA Steenrod, S. Substance Abuse Treatment in a Community Mental Health Setting. Brockton Family and Community Resources. Brockton, MA Steenrod, S. The Assessment and Treatment of Adolescent Substance Abusers. NORCAP Addictions Program. Foxboro, MA EXPERT PANELS Center for Substance Abuse Treatment. Treatment Improvement Protocol 13: The Role and Current Status of Patient Placement Criteria in the Treatment of Substance Use Disorders. Annapolis, MD The Rosalyn Carter Symposium on Mental Health Policy. Recovery: A Journey for Life. Atlanta, GA RECOGNITION Certificate of Appreciation from the Department of Mental Health, Planning and Development Office, for the development of the Dual Diagnosis Staff Exchange Program, Certificate of Recognition from the Department of Public Health, Commissioner s Office, for the development and creative contribution to the implementation of a Community Health Network Area

7 PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS Baccalaureate Social Work Program Directors (BPD) Council on Social Work Education (CSWE) National Association of Social Workers (NASW) Massachusetts Teachers Association (MTA) National Education Association (NEA) 7