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Carlo DiClemente, Ph.D.
Chair
Department of Psychology
Carlo DiClemente joined the faculty at UMBC as a Professor and Chair of the
Psychology Department in 1995 after a number of years in Houston, Texas as a
Psychology Professor at the University of Houston, the University of Texas
Medical School and a Research Scientist at the Texas Research Institute of
Mental Sciences. He is author or co-author of several books and has an
active grant-funded program of research in collaboration with colleagues at
the University of Maryland at Baltimore, University of Texas Health Sciences
Center and University of Houston.
Carlo DiClemente completed his doctorate in clinical psychology at the
University of Rhode Island in 1978.
Diane M. Lee, Ph.D.
Dean of Undergraduate Education and Vice Provost
Diane Lee is currently Dean and Vice Provost of undergraduate education in
the Education Department. She has led multiple research efforts to study
the educational experience at UMBC in order to preserve and improve the "honors university experience" at UMBC, as well as taught graduate courses
in research methodology and served as co-chair for UMBC's Middle States
Periodic Review.
Diane Lee earned her PhD at UMCP in Lifespan Human Development with a
concentration in research and statistics and a certificate in Gerontology.
John S. Martello, Ph.D.
Founder and Executive Director
The Shriver Center
President and CEO
UMBC Training Centers, LLC
Vice Provost for Continuing and Professional Studies
Dr. John S. Martello is the founder and Executive Director of The Shriver Center
and the first Vice Provost for Community Partnerships at UMBC. He is an affiliate
associate professor of psychology and has served as principal investigator on over
$70 million in grants and contracts awarded by private foundations, state and
federal agencies over the last 10 years. In 2003, he was elected President and
CEO of UMBC Training Centers, LLC.
Dr. John S. Martello holds a BS in Psychology from Pennsylvania State University,
an MA in Community-Clinical Psychology from UMBC, and a PhD in Developmental
Psychology from Howard University.
Nancy A. Miller, Ph.D., M.A.
Associate Professor
Department of Public Policy
Coordinator
Health Administration and Public Policy Track
Nancy Miller is an Associate Professor of Public Policy at UMBC and the Coordinator of
the Program's Health Policy Track. She is also a core faculty member for the Intercampus
Doctoral Program in Gerontology and coordinates the Program's Aging Policy Track. In
2004, she received the University System of Maryland Regents Faculty Award for Excellence
in Mentoring. Her research interests are focused on chronic disease, disability, and
long term care, with particular concerns toward access to care. She has published a
number of studies related to states' provision of community based care to individuals
with disabilities.
NancyMiller received both her M.A. and Ph.D. from the University of Chicago's Harris
School of Public Policy.
Charles J. Milligan, M.P.H, J.D.
Executive Director
Center for Health Program Development and Management
Charles Milligan is responsible for the Center for Health Program Development
and Management delivery of services to its clients, which include the Maryland
Medicaid program, several Maryland state and local governmental agencies,
states' health care agencies and the federal government. He is also responsible
for the Center's coordination with academic departments and related centers at
the UMBC. Before joining the Center, he worked at The Lewin Group, providing
consulting services concerning the Medicaid Program to states and clients.
Charles Milligan is a former state Medicaid and S-CHIP Director from the
State of New Mexico. He holds an MPH from the University of California at
Berkeley, a J.D. from Harvard Law School, and a BBA the University of Notre Dame.
Robert L. Rubinstein
Professor
Department of Sociology and Anthropology
Robert L. Rubinstein is a professor in the Department of Sociology and
Anthropology and in the Doctoral Program in Gerontology at UMBC. He has
conducted field research in Vanuatu and the U.S. His research interests
include death and dying, long-term care and suffering in later life. He
is author or co-author of the books Singular Paths: Old men living along,
Elders living alone: Frailty and the perception of choice, and Old souls:
Older Women, poverty and the experience of God, as well as editor of several
volumes on later life.
Andrew Sears, Ph.D.
Chair
Department of Information Systems
Andrew Sears is a Professor and Chair of the Information Systems Department
at UMBC. His research projects have been supported by Aether Systems,
IBM, Intel Corporation, Microsoft Corporation, Motorola, Platinum Technologies,
NASA, the United States Department of Defense and the National Science Foundation.
He currently serves on the editorial board of the International Journal of
Human-Computer Interaction, Universal Access in the Information Society, and
the Journal of Organizational and End User Computing, as well as Conference
Chair of the Association for Computing Machinery's Conference on Accessible
Computing.
Alan Sorkin, Ph.D.
Professor and Chair
Department of Economics
Alan Sorkin has served as chair of the Economics Department at the University of
Maryland, Baltimore County since 1974. During his tenure, he published 10 books
and 13 articles on the principles of economics, health economics and labor economics.
He also serves as an adjunct professor at the University of Maryland, School of
Medicine, Department of Preventive and Social Medicine.
Alan Sorkin received his B.A., M.A. and Ph.D. degrees from The Johns Hopkins University.
Carolyn Tice, D.S.W.
Associate Dean and Program Chair
Social Work
Carolyn Tice was appointed Associate Dean and Program Chair in July of 2002.
Previously, she served as chair of the Department of Social Work at Ohio University.
As the author of three books, her research focus revolves around rural aspects of
social work practice and the strengths perspective. She is a site visitor for
the Council on Social Work Education and a member of the Program Committee for
the Maryland Chapter of the National Association of Social Work. Carolyn Tice is
also a book prospectus reviewer for Wadsworth Publishers.
Carolyn Tice received her BSW from West Virginia University, an MSW from Temple
University and completed her DSW at the University of Pennsylvania.
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