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Todd Stanfield

Dean | Professor of Social Work

Education

  • Ph.D, University of Tennessee

  • M.S.W., University of Alabama

  • B.S.W., University of Alabama

Scholarship

Articles

  • Meeting student social needs (1994)

    The Tuscaloosa News

Presentations

  • Spirituality & religion in clinical practice (2010)

    Youth Villages Annual Employee Conference

  • Starting Support & Recovery Groups in Your Church: 25 Lessons Learned (2009)

    North American Association of Christian Social Work Annual Conference

  • mandatory advising: a faculty perception (2009)

    Alabama Association for Institutional Research conference

  • Untangling the Web: Keeping Children Safe in a Wireless World (2009)

    Tennessee Department of Children's Services Resource Parent Conference

  • The extended and irregular work hours of child welfare workers (2007)

    North American Association of Christian Counselors annual program meeting

  • Causes and cures: what Bible Believer’s believe about mental disorders (2004)

    North American Association of Christian Social Work Annual Conference

  • E-mail vs. snail-mail: electronic versus paper-and pencil administrations of an alumni survey (2002)

    Alabama Association for Institutional Research Conference

  • SPSS: Mapping the road to data-driven decisions (2001)

    Alabama Association for Institutional Research Conference

  • Assessing changes in student learning: utilizing matched ACT and CAAP scores in documenting institutional effectiveness (2000)

    Southern Association of Institutional Research Conference

  • Educational experiences of undergraduates: a comparison of alumni, faculty, student, and employer perspectives (2000)

    Southern Association of Institutional Research Conference

  • Myths of mental illness: Religious (de)legitimation of treatment regimens (1999)

    Society for the Scientific Study of Religion conference

Dissertations

  • Causes, cures, & compliance: Bible believers’ causal attributions and preferred treatments for mental disorders (2002)

    University of Tennessee, Knoxville

Awards

  • CSWE’s Gero-Ed Curriculum Development Institute, selected participant (2004)