Lisa Brown, M.S.W.

BIOGRAPHY:

Highly competent and dependable teaching professional with an established reputation in curriculum enhancement and integration of technology into daily lessons. Excellent communicator with strong speaking and analytical skills. Proficient in prioritizing and completing tasks promptly. Highly knowledgeable in assessing and evaluating the students’ performances and implementing need-based lesson plans to address weak areas.

Courses Taught: 

• Adolescent Addiction SOC 213
• Corrections SOC 249
• Field Practicum I SOC 343
• Field Practicum II SOC 346
• Grief & Loss Across Lifespan SOC 223
• Hi-Technology Crime SOC 247
• HON: Medical Sociology SOC 262
• Introduction to Sociology SOC 202
• Medical Sociology SOC 260
• Minority Groups SOC 328
• Social Problems: World at Risk SOC 345
• Sociology of the Family SOC 306
• Victimology SOC 264

Selected Publications:

• Schadt, Lisa A. “Determining the Effectiveness of the Counseling Skills of and Patient Satisfaction with the Services of Masters level Social Workers versus Those of Other Helping Disciplines” (Publication pending)
• Schadt, Lisa A. Life style Change of the Hemodialysis Patient. Produced by Brandywine Hospital for Chester County regional dialysis centers.

Research Interests:

I explore societal behaviors, issues, and responses through topics like addiction, grief, medical, deviance, and victimization.