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Diplomas / Degrees

Ph.D., Graduate School and University Center of the City University of New York (2005)
MSW., Hunter College School of Social Work (1991)
BA., Hunter College (1987)

Recent Courses

Contemporary Social Work: An Integrative Approach
Field Instruction I
Field Instruction I ( Answer )
Field Instruction II
Field Instruction II ( O Y R )
Field Instruction II Extended
Field Instruction III ( Answer )
Field Instruction IV
Field Instruction IV ( Answer)
Field Instruction IV Extended
Field Instruction V ( O Y R )
Issues In Social Welfare I History And Philosophy Social Welfare
Issues In Social Welfare II: Inequality,Inequity And Social Justice
Oppresion.Diversity, And The Struggle For Human Rights
Organization Context For Professional Practice
Specialization Seminar: A Multi-Dimensional Approach

Teaching Specializations / Interests

Social Welfare Policy and Practice
Intersection of Race, Class and Gender
Migration and HIV
Qualitative Research Methodology

Research Interests

Multicultural Education
Race and Professionalization
Caribbean Diasporas and Immigrant Incorporation
Migration and HIV

Book Chapters

Daniel, C. (2010). Navigating diverse landscapes. In (Eds.). In troubled waters: Navigating through the challenges and dilemmas of social research. (pp. ).

Williams, C. and Daniel, C. (2007). The Caribbean. In Irwin Epstein (Eds.). The Greenwood Encyclopedia of Children Issues Worldwide. (pp. 3048).

Conference Presentations and Papers

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Daniel, CarolAnn & Logie Carmen (29 May 2009). Understanding HIV stigma as a barrier to help seeking behavior among Caribbean immigrant women. Caribbean Studies Association, Kingston, Jamaica

CarolAnn Daniel (08 October 2008). Research across difference:Perspectives on being an insider/outsider. 9th Annual International Qualitative Conference, Alberta, Canada.

Daniel, C.& Amandia Speaks- Lewis (26 June 2007). Socio-cultural realities of care: How immigration related factors affect service use among HIV positive West Indian Immigrants. The 8th Biennial Caribbean and International Social Work Educators Conference, Trinidad, West Indies

CarolAnn Daniel (10 August 2006). Achieving Educational Equity for Students of Color. Society for the Study of Social Problems, Montreal Quebec

CarolAnn Daniel (30 May 2006). "Keeping It Real: An Empowerment Approach to HIV Prevention among Caribbean Women.". Annual Conference of the Caribbean Studies Association,, Port of Spain, Trinidad

Other Scholarly / Artistic Work

Daniel, C. (2004). Social Work with West Indian families: A multilevel approach. Journal of Immigrant and Refugee Services, Haworth Press Inc.

Spooner, M., Daniel, C. and Mahoney A. (2004). Confronting the realty: An overview of the impact of HIV/AIDS on the Caribbean community. Journal of Immigrant and Refugee Services. Haworth Press Inc.

Mahoney, A and Daniel C. (2006). Bridging the power gap: Narrative therapy with incarcerated women. The Prison Journal, Sage Publications Inc.

Daniel, C. (2007). Outsiders-within: Critical race theory, graduate education and barriers to professionalization. Journal of Sociology and Social Welfare.

Daniel, C. (2008). From liberal pluralism to critical multiculturalism: The Need for a Paradigm shift in social work education. Journal of Progressive Human Services.

Clausen, J; Daniel, C; Hoch, N; Moore, T; & Mutnick, D (2008). Intersections: A place to do “the work.” Reflections: A Journal of Writing, Community Literacy and Service Learning.

Community and Corporate Leadership

2000 to present Reviewer for the National Women Studies Association Journal. NWSA focuses on interdisciplinary work that links feminist research, theory and interpretation as well as articles on teaching and activism.

2007 Ad hoc reviewer Professional Staff Congress Faculty Development Grants (invited)

1995- 1999 Co- Chair, Social Workers for Peace and Social Justice, NSAW , New York City Chapter.