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Curriculum Vitae
Greg Tully, PhD, MSW
Professor
West Chester University of PA
College of Education and Social Work
Undergraduate Department of Social Work
114 West Rosedale Avenue
West Chester, PA, 19383
Email Address: [email protected]
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Education
New York University School of Social Work, NYC, NY.PhD, Clinical Social Work, 1994.
Specialization: Individual and Family Clinical Social Work.
Dissertation: Level of Moral Reasoning and Other Factors As Predictors of BSW Student Interestin Working With People In Poverty”
Hunter Graduate School of Social Work, NYC, NY, 1988.
Specialization: Group Work
New York University, NYC, NY, B.S. Education, 1977.
Cum Laude, Founders Day Scholar
Professional Certification: Certified Social Worker (NY State)
Academic Experience
Academic Faculty Appointments Full-Time:
Professor, West Chester University, West Chester, PA (8/10 –present) Courses: Social Work Practice (Individuals, Family, Groups, Communities); Social Welfare Policy, Field Seminar.
Associate Professor, Barry University SSW, Miami, FL(8/01-6/06)Courses: Social Work Practice (Individuals, Family, Groups, Communities); Human Behavior; Field Seminar.
Department Chair/Assistant Professor. Iona College, New Rochelle, NY (8/86-6/01) Courses: Social Work Practice (Individuals, Family, Groups, Communities); Research; Field Seminar, Human Behavior.
Academic Faculty Appointments Part-Time:
Adjunct Lecturer, New York University SSW, N.Y.C., NY (9/06- 9/10)
Adjunct Assistant Professor, Hunter School of Social Work, N.Y.C., NY (9/06-9/10)
Academic Administrative Experience:
Barry University, Miami Shores, FL. Human Behavior Sequence Chair
Iona College, New Rochelle, NY. Chair of Undergraduate Social Work Department
International and University Service Responsibilities
President, International Association for Social Work with Groups (IASWG). This international professional organization is dedicated to the support and advocacy internationally of group work practice, education, research, and publication. I was elected President of IASWG in June, 2012. IASWG has a Board of 40 members, and there are 10 IASWG Board Committees. IASWG has sixteen international chapters. IASWG holds an Annual International Symposium each year, and also a summer group work conference for international students of group work. IASWG has members from all over the world, including members from Canada, Germany, U.S., South Africa, Australia, Lithuania, and the United Kingdom.
West Chester University: Faculty Senate Designated Proxy; LGBTQA Advocacy Committee- Sub-Committee Co-Chair; WCU Academic Integrity Review Board;2013 Who’s Who AmongStudents In American Colleges and Universities Selection Committee; Frederick Douglass Society Committee; Undergraduate Social Work Department Faculty Search Committee (2011,2013).
Barry University: University Faculty Senate Executive Committee; University Academic Affairs Committee; School of Social Work Academic Appointments Committee; University Faculty Evaluation and Promotion Committee; Tenure Committee (Co-Chair); School of Social Work Human Behavior Committee (Sequence Chair); School of Social Work Methods Committee (Group Work); Alumni Conference Organizer.
Iona College: College/Social Work Department Elected/Appointed Positions: Iona College Academic Senate; Iona College Executive Council; College Diversity Committee (Co-Chair); Middle States Reaccreditation Steering Committee; Chair of Middle States Task Force on Faculty; Sexual Harassment Committee; Honors Council; Middle States Accreditation Task Force on Mission; Social Work Club Moderator; Strategic Planning Institutional Committee
Scholarly Publications(past 5 years only)
Books:
Tully, G., Bacon, J., Reilly, G. & LoRe, A., (Eds.). (2013). Passion for Group Work: An International Conversation. London England: Whiting and Birch Publishers.
Tully, G.,Palombo, S., & Sweeney, K., (Eds.).(2012). Group Work: Gateway to Growth. London, England: Whiting & Birch Publishers.
Journal Editor:
Steinberg, D., Salmon, R., & Tully, G., Editors, (2011). Social Work with Groups, Special Issue: Voices from the Classroom, Philadelphia, PA:Taylor and Francis Publishers, 34 (3/4).
Book Chapter:
Tully, G., (2012). Discovering the Complexity of Group Work: An HIV/AIDS Group In A Hospital Setting, In: A Days in the Lives of Social Workers Collection, Harrisburg, PA: White Hat Communications Publishers
Book Reviews/Consultations:
Steinberg, D. (2013). The Mutual Aid Model, (2nd edition). Philadelphia, PA: Taylor and Francis. Invited publisher consultation.
Furman, R., Bender, K., Rowan, D. (2013). An experiential approach to group work, (2nd edition), Chicago, IL: Lyceum Books. Invited publisher consultation.
Tully, G., (2011). Interactional Supervision, Shulman, L. (3rd edition). Washington, D.C.:
NASW Press. Reviewed in: Social Work with Groups, 34 (3),10.
Tully, G., (2005).Handbook of Social Work with Groups,Garvin, C., Gutierrez, L., & Galinsky,M. (Eds). Reviewed in: Journal of Teaching In Social Work, 25, (3-4), 219-223.
Editorial Review Board:
Social Work Dictionary,(2014). Member of the Editorial Review Board. Washington, DC: NASW Press.
Encyclopedia Article:
Tully, G., (2009). Workplace Coaching. In A. Gitterman & R. Salmon (Eds.),
Encyclopedia of Social Work with Groups, 294.
Refereed Journal Publications (past 5 years only):
Tully, G., (2014). The faculty field liaison: An essential role for advancing graduate andundergraduate group work education, Social Work with Groups, 25(4).
Steinberg, D., Tully, G. & Salmon, R., Editors (2010).Cohen, C.S., Macgowan, M., Garvin, C. & Muskat, B., Editors (2013). From the guest editors,Journal of Social Work with Groups, Special Issue: Voices From the Classroom. 34 (3/4),216-218.
Additional refereed journal publications more than five years ago- two peer-reviewed articles of mine were published in prominent social work journals: Tully, G., Nadel, M. & Lesser, M.,(2005). Providing economics content for the 21st century BSW student, Journal of Teaching in Social Work, 25 (3-4), 19-34; and Nadel, M., Tully, G. (2005). Center for social research:A social work program innovation yields multiple benefits.Journal of Baccalaureate SocialWork, 9(2), 91-103.
Doctoral Program Online Video Lecture:
2014: Doctoral Program Video Lecture: Invited by the social work doctoral program of the St. Catherine University- University of St. Thomas School of Social Work located in St. Paul, Minnesota to be a video guest lecturer on leadership in social work administration. The video will be accessed online by students nationally and internationally. The video will be utilized for a course in the doctoral curriculum (DRSW 710: Social Work Education) examining the role of professional social work educational associations and their relationship to professional practice associations.
Grant:
2014: Co-investigator. Fundedby Social Sciences & Humanities Research Council of Canada. Grant title: “Unity in diversity”. Grant value: $25,000.00. I played a leadership role in the planning and implementation of the grant-related activities. This approved grant funding supported group work students, practitioners and educators from across the globe. The grant funding provided for group work scholars, including three doctoral students, totravel to present major educational speeches on group work and group work related research.
Juried and Invitational Presentations (past 5 years only)
Tully, G. (June, 2017). Educating Future Group Work Practitioners: Teaching Mezzo and Macro Level Group Work, peer-reviewed presentation at the International Association For Social Work with Groups Symposium, NYC, New York.
Tully, G. (March, 2017). Global Group Work Organizations: Budgeting Strategies, invited presentation at German Chapter of IASWG, Koln, Germany.
Tully, G. (March, 2017). Global Group Work in the Era of Trump: Issues for Conversation, invited presentation at the European Chapter of IASWG, Munchen-Gladbach, Germany.
Tully, G., Cohen, C., (October, 2016). How Group Work Knowledge and Skills Inform Academic and Organizational Leadership, juried presentation at the Council on Social Work Education Conference.
Tully, G., Cohen, C., (October, 2015). How Group Work Knowledge and Skills Inform Academic and Organizational Leadership, juried presentation at the Council on Social Work Education Conference.
Tully, G. (March, 2015). Global Technology Advances: Implications for Effective Social Work Practice, invited presentation at German Chapter of IASWG, Koln, Germany.
Tully, G. (March, 2015). Global Technology Advances: Implications for Effective Social Work Practice, invited presentation at the European Chapter of IASWG, Munchen-Gladbach, Germany.
Tully, G., Cohen, C., (October, 2014). How Group Work Knowledge and Skills Inform Academic and Organizational Leadership, juried presentation at the Council on Social Work Education Conference, Tampa, FL.
Tully, G., Cohen, C., Clements, J., Smith, M., (October, 2014). CSWE Partnership Presentation, juried presentation at the Council on Social Work Education Conference, Tampa, FL.
Tully, G. (July, 2014). Organizing Within the Global Community, peer-reviewed presentation at the Joint World Conference on Social Work, Education and Social Development, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.
Tully, G. (June, 2014).Student Internships: Creative Strategies for Successful Group Work Learning Experiences,peer-reviewed presentation at the International Association For Social Work with Groups Symposium, Calgary, Alberta, Canada.
Tully, G. (August, 2014). Group Work: Values and Ethics, invitational presentation for the NASW- New Jersey Education Series, Cherry Hill, NJ.
Tully, G. (May, 2014). Group Work: Values and Ethics, peer-reviewed presentation at the NASW- New Jersey Annual Conference, Atlantic City, NJ.
Tully, G. (March, 2014). Group Work in the Undergraduate Social Work Curriculum,peer-reviewed presentation at the Baccalaureate Program Directors Conference, Louisville, KY.
Tully, G. (March, 2014). History of Professional Group Work Organization, invited presentation at German Chapter of IASWG, Koln, Germany.
Tully, G. (March, 2014). Group Work Practice- Theory and Skills in Working With Groups, invited presentation at the European Chapter of IASWG, Munchen-Gladbach, Germany.
Tully, G., Cohen, C., Clements, J, Smith, M, (November, 2013). Partnership Presentation,juried presentation at the Council on Social Work Education Conference, Dallas, TX.
Tully, G. (March, 2013). Social Work in the Field: Group Work Values and Ethics, invitational presentation at the West Chester University Philadelphia Campus, Philadelphia, PA.
Tully, G. (March, 2013). Global Connections, invitational presentation for the IASWG German Chapter Conference on Social Work Practice, Netherlands.
Tully, G., Cohen, C., Clements, J., (November, 2012). Partnership Presentation,peer-reviewed presentation at the Council on Social Work Education Conference, Washington, DC.
Tully, G. (June, 2012). Clinical Group Supervision: Student Voices on the Benefits of Group Supervision, peer-reviewed presentation at the International Interdisciplinary Conference on Clinical Supervision, Long Island, New York.
Tully, G. (June, 2012). Group Work Course Content: Is It Useful for Social Work Practitioners Following Graduation, peer-reviewed presentation at the International Association For Social Work with Groups Symposium, Long Island, New York.
Tully, G. (March, 2012). Teaching Group Work to BSW Students: Strategies Inside and Outside the Classroom,peer-reviewed presentation at the Baccalaureate Program Directors Conference, Portland, OR.
Tully, G. (February, 2012). Group Work: Addressing Salient Issues in Working with Groups, invitational presentation at Florida International University School of Social Work,Miami, Florida.
Tully, G. (November, 2011). Adolescents in Group Work Treatment, invited presentation at theNew York University (NYU) Graduate School of Social Work, Post-Graduate Program on Adolescent Treatment, New York, NY.
Tully, G., Clements, J., Yanca, S. (October, 2011). Partnership Presentation,peer-reviewed presentation at the Council on Social Work Education Conference, Atlanta, GA.
Tully, G. (October, 2011). Working With Groups, invitational presentation at University of Toronto, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
Tully, G. (October, 2011). Group Work: Effective Facilitation of Social Work Groups, invitational presentation at the SAGE (Senior Action In A Gay Environment) Agency, New York, NY.
Tully, G. (August, 2011). Important Theoretical Concepts for Effective Group Work Practice, invitational presentation at George Williams College, Lake Geneva, Wisconsin.
Tully, G. (June, 2011). A Celebration of Student Publications In Social Work Journals”, peer-reviewed presentation at the Association For the Advancement of Social Work with Groups Symposium, Long Beach, California.
Tully, G. (November, 2010). Adolescents in Group Work Treatment, invitational presentation at theNew York University (NYU) Graduate School of Social Work, Post-Graduate Program on Adolescent Treatment, New York, NY.
Tully, G. (October, 2010). Group Work: Effective Facilitation of Social Work Groups, invited presentation at the Graduate School of Social Work,University of Central Florida, Orlando, Florida.
Tully, G. (October, 2010). Important Theoretical Concepts for Effective Group Work Practice, invited presentation for the Red Apple Chapter of the Association of Social Work with Groups, New York.
Tully, G. (June, 2010). Advanced Group Work Teaching Strategies, peer-reviewed presentation at the Association For the Advancement of Social Work with Groups Symposium, Montreal, Quebec, Canada.
Professional Post-MSW Social Work Practice Experience
American Management Association, NYC.NY:(1995-2007). Facilitator of a one week Executive EffectivenessCourse (throughout the U.S.) and a three-day Interpersonal Awareness Course (in NYC) for managers and executives of major world-wide corporations.
Research Center for Social Research, NY: (1999-2001). Secured funding, developed budget, and acquired resources to create the Iona College Social Research Center. Research projects included regional social issue research and statewide political polling research. The Center team was interdisciplinary. It included Social Work, Sociology, Political Science, and Mathematics faculty.
New York State Course on Child Abuse Identification and Reporting: NYC, NY(9/1990-6/2001). New York State approved instructor for two hour certification course on child abuse. Training for teachers, psychologists, psychiatrists, nurses, and other professionals mandated to attend certification.
Private Psychotherapy Practice: NYC, NY(1/1992-12/1999). Individual, group, and family counseling provided on a low-fee basis.
Sienna Counseling Center:Throgs Neck, NY (9/1991-6/1992). Individual and family counseling services provided to clients on a sliding fee scale.
St. Vincent’s Hospital and Medical Center: New York City, NY (1/1989-12/1990). Social Worker/Group Facilitator on AIDS Unit -Responsible for developing and leading various groups for hospitalized patients and their families. Groups included “Family/friends support group” and “Patient information/discussion group.”
Victim Services Agency: Bronx, NY(6/1984-6/1986). Senior Service Specialist – general counseling for trauma clients. Supervision for two M.S.W. student interns. Community outreach and training.
Awards
New York University Founders Day Scholar Award
Current Professional/Academic Association Memberships
National Association of Social Workers (NASW)
Council on Social Work Education (CSWE)
Baccalaureate Program Directors (BPD)
Association for Community Organizers and Social Administration (ACOSA)
International Association for Social Work with Groups (IASWG)