Stephanie has been an adjunct instructor at Chestnut Hill College since 2009. In addition to teaching in the Human Services Management program, she teaches undergraduate psychology classes at CHC and Cabrini University and is a tutor in the CHC Writing Center. Stephanie served as interim program coordinator for the Administration of Human Services (now HSM) program from 2017-2019. She has a master's degree in counseling psychology from Temple University and a bachelor's degree in ethics, politics, and economics from Yale University. Prior to teaching at CHC, Stephanie worked with formerly homeless adults with co-occurring disorders at Project H.O.M.E. in Philadelphia and with refugees and political asylum seekers at Jesuit Refugee Services in Newark, NJ. Stephanie is currently pursuing a second master's degree in secondary English and special education at CHC. She lives in Roxborough with her husband and two children and enjoys visiting national parks in her free time.
Courses Taught:
HSMG 598 – Professional Seminar
HSMG 599 – Professional Project
M.A., Temple University, Counseling Psychology
B.A., Yale University, Ethics, Politics, and Economics
HSMG 598 – Professional Seminar
HSMG 599 – Professional Project
In addition to teaching in the Human Services Management program, she teaches undergraduate psychology classes at CHC and Cabrini University and is a tutor in the CHC Writing Center. Stephanie served as interim program coordinator for the Administration of Human Services (now HSM) program from 2017-2019. Prior to teaching at CHC, Stephanie worked with formerly homeless adults with co-occurring disorders at Project H.O.M.E. in Philadelphia and with refugees and political asylum seekers at Jesuit Refugee Services in Newark, NJ. Stephanie is currently pursuing a second master's degree in secondary English and special education at CHC. She lives in Roxborough with her husband and two children and enjoys visiting national parks in her free time.
