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20 May 2024:
Info for. Tonya Myles-Day. Tonya Myles-Day. Clinical Assistant Professor; Faculty Support Liaison for Racially Underrepresented Students. ... Biography. Dr. Tonya Myles-Day joined the University at Buffalo School of Social Work from Buffalo State
12 May 2022:
Isok Kim. Wooksoo Kim. Patricia Logan-Greene. Michael Lynch. Kathryn Mcclain-Meeder. Tonya Myles-Day.
Curriculum Vitae-Myles-Day 1 CURRICULUM VITAE…
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13 Jun 2024:
Curriculum Vitae-Myles-Day 1. CURRICULUM VITAE. Tonya Myles-Day. 9 Normandy Avenue. Cheektowaga, NY 14225. ... Overcoming Poverty Ministry Inc. Professional Presentations. • Myles-Day, T. (2012) Individual Case Study: Aggression vs.
2 Mar 2015:
Info for. MSW student Tonya Myles-Day awarded CSWE fellowship. MSW student Tonya Myles-Day awarded CSWE fellowship. ... Congratulations to Tonya Myles-Day, an advanced standing MSW student, who was awarded the "Now is the Time: Minority Fellowship Program
18 Apr 2024:
Continuing education is vital to professional development for social workers. Our wide variety of elective courses are offered in online, hybrid and seated formats.
Faculty Research Areas - University at Buffalo…
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20 Jan 2023:
With a wide range of research interests, our faculty follow their intellectual curiosity and study critical issues with colleagues throughout the university and community.
Full-Time Faculty - University at Buffalo School…
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7 Apr 2023:
Info for. Full-Time Faculty. Full-Time Faculty. Dean. Research Interests: culturally specific service delivery for special populations; the exploration of helping approaches in family mental health; rites of passage programming for adolescent
Faculty Research Areas - University at Buffalo…
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20 Jan 2023:
With a wide range of research interests, our faculty follow their intellectual curiosity and study critical issues with colleagues throughout the university and community.
24 Apr 2024:
"Quality field education adds clarity and meaning to classroom learning and allows students to expand their skill set. I’m committed to evolving field education by infusing technology and artificial intelligence into all aspects of field lea
16 Nov 2023:
"Social workers typically work with victims, but if we’re going to prevent violence, we really need to focus on the perpetrators. The goal of my current work with court-involved youth is to underscore the fact that victims and offenders are
5 Sep 2023:
"I view my research as a form of activism, and I love the cross-cultural aspects of research. My goal is to prepare students with a global perspective so they can advance social justice and human rights and to connect my research and teaching to the
5 Sep 2023:
"I view my work as an intersection of social policy and systems of oppression, like patriarchy, capitalism and racism, and how they come together. My degrees in business and public policy give me a macro perspective, but those don’t take ind
25 Jul 2023:
"My work is concentrated on trauma and trauma-informed care across the lifespan within communities and organizations. We now have tools to help people heal from trauma and to avoid retraumatizing those seeking help. What an honor to be in a position
31 Jul 2023:
"My research seeks to further our understanding of how trauma and mental health challenges can affect a woman's reproductive health and childbearing experiences. I am also dedicated to developing trauma-specific interventions to promote healthy
11 Sep 2023:
“Although black male-female relationships have a history of resilience, disunity among men and women is the crux of many social ills in the black community. My research aims to strengthen these relationships. By addressing black male-female
13 Sep 2023:
“Field education is a pivotal aspect of social work education that helps students not only synthesize the classroom and the practice world, but also find themselves within the profession.”
4 May 2023:
"For women who smoke in pregnancy, few evidence-based treatments are available to help them quit. One of our priorities in the School of Social Work will be developing effective smoking cessation interventions that are accessible to these women."
4 May 2023:
"My research focuses on the service needs of new mothers of color and their children who are unable to access prenatal health care agencies. By assisting health care professionals in rendering culturally sensitive services, we can improve health
17 Aug 2023:
"Current times force our society to engage in deep individual and collective introspection. Social workers must respond and reinvigorate our core values in the process. Research remains vital as we continuously spread empirical understanding and
26 Sep 2023:
“I have worked with many talented and resilient youth who reached adulthood unprepared to be independent despite prior contact with a public system. My research focuses on providing the right supports to help all youth successfu
31 Jul 2023:
"It takes a village to raise a child! My research focuses on how older adolescents influence the decision making and worldview of youth and I seek to develop interventions that promote positive natural mentoring between older adolescents and youth,
4 May 2023:
"Schools serve as community hubs uniquely positioned to address the complex needs of children and their families. My research focuses on the ways in which schools, families and communities partner to provide innovative, long-lasting and meaningful
4 May 2023:
"I have always believed there is much to be gained by working across cultures and countries. My focus on developing international partnerships at the school stems from a desire to promote awareness and understanding across cultures. I know that
4 May 2023:
"Being grounded in trauma research has led me to realize the importance of conceptualizing what trauma really means. We must clearly define traumatic events as distinct from other major stressors, even if the latter have profound effects; we must
30 May 2023:
"I believe that social work research and practice based on a trauma-informed, human rights perspective is reflected through community-based participatory research. Thus, addressing the mental health needs of the Asian American community requires
4 May 2023:
"Residential segregation relegates the poor and minorities to the most disadvantaged neighborhoods. This means they have unequal access to valuable resources such as housing and education. I believe everyone has the right to access decent affordable
4 May 2023:
"I'm interested in training students and professionals in solution-focused approaches to work at all levels of practice. My hope is that by emphasizing engagement and listening before acting, our graduates will create empowering practice communities.
4 May 2023:
“In social work, research is a means to an end. Through my research, I aim to improve the lives of immigrant and refugee populations in the U.S. by understanding their needs and designing culturally responsive intervention approaches to
27 Jun 2023:
"I’m interested in helping students connect their classroom learning to field experiences, stretching them to use their skills and abilities, and apply a trauma-informed lens to their work. I believe it is through the fusion of research and
4 May 2023:
"Many adults suffer terribly with serious mental illness, often starting when they were children. I’ve expanded my research in children’s mental health through a university-community research partnership whereby our findings are qu
11 May 2023:
“My research looks at housing as a social determinant of health, exploring the intersection of homelessness and health issues, such as addiction recovery, food insecurity and HIV/AIDS, with an aim of informing policy. I’m excited about
4 May 2023:
"My focus is on economic security issues for disadvantaged populations. Poverty and economic difficulties cause many other problems. For example, when you don’t have enough to eat, you are more likely to be depressed. I want to identify why
4 May 2023:
"Together, the disciplines of psychology and social work can shed more light on the personal and environmental factors that drive health behaviors. I believe we can translate that into new and better ways to positively impact the health of our
11 May 2023:
“My work as a practitioner continues to motivate and inform my research and teaching. My interests align with national efforts regarding racial, ethnic and gender disparities around health care access and use in later life. I’m dedicate
Fall 2024 Seated Electives - University at…
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13 Mar 2024:
Credit Hours:. 3. Registration #. 20846. Instructor:. Tonya Myles-Day.
24 Jul 2023:
“Our profession was born in the industrial revolution. Over the past century we've developed a toolbox and perspective that uniquely position us to solve the problems confronting the 21st century. But to do this, we need to integrate our
7 Apr 2023:
“One of the essential areas for child well-being and permanency in the child welfare system is supportive relationships and connections with caring adults for children and youth. My earlier work in child protection ignited my passion for this
7 Sep 2023:
“With many years of experience evaluating programs and services for people experiencing homelessness, I am most passionate about using research to strengthen homeless service systems to better meet client needs and support a str
25 Oct 2022:
654 Baldy Hall Amherst, NY 14260 Phone: 716-645-2986 Fax: 716-645-3456 Email: myr2@buffalo.edu
31 Jul 2023:
"When social workers engage successfully with clients, outcomes improve. I study MI with populations who are traditionally identified as difficult to engage: families involved in child welfare, those who abuse substances, and veterans. My research
4 May 2023:
"Community is central to my work as a social work educator and scholar. I believe community partnerships and rich field education experiences cement student learning. In my research, I use a participatory approach that yields translatable findings
4 May 2023:
"Macro practice is essential in addressing today’s rapidly changing and complex social problems. My research lies in macro practice working with organizations and communities to promote social justice and social change, especially for histor
4 May 2023:
“I encourage students to think beyond the typical conceptual frameworks and responses to social problems. I remind them that a savvy social worker both provides social services and also works for social change.”
13 Sep 2023:
“As social workers, we must advocate for ethical and supportive social policies for persons with criminal legal involvement. My research focuses on the intersection of the criminal legal system and mental health as part of an ov
18 Sep 2023:
Lee, D. Michael Applegarth, Tonya Myles-Day, Alexander Rubin and Amanda Aykanian. Photos: Onion Studio. ... In addition to her role as clinical assistant professor, Tonya Myles-Day, LMSW, serves as faculty support liaison for racially underrepresented
2015 - University at Buffalo School of Social…
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20 Dec 2022:
Info for. 2015. 2015 News Archive. The magazine of the UB School of Social Work. Education and Admissions. Find People. News and Events. Get Involved. Land Acknowledgment. We would like to acknowledge the land on which the University at Buffalo
18 Sep 2023:
Lee, D. Michael Applegarth, Tonya Myles-Day, Alexander Rubin and Amanda Aykanian. Photos: Onion Studio. ... In addition to her role as clinical assistant professor, Tonya Myles-Day, LMSW, serves as faculty support liaison for racially underrepresented
18 Sep 2023:
Lee, D. Michael Applegarth, Tonya Myles-Day, Alexander Rubin and Amanda Aykanian. Photos: Onion Studio. ... In addition to her role as clinical assistant professor, Tonya Myles-Day, LMSW, serves as faculty support liaison for racially underrepresented
17 Aug 2023:
Vil, Mickey Sperlich and Tonya Myles-Day. The fellowship concludes this year, but I made new connections all over the country through the webinars and other resources.
Racial Justice Network Map Fall 2023
https://socialwork.buffalo.edu/cont…stice-Network-Map-February-2024.pdf
18 Feb 2024:
Underrepresented Students. Professor Tonya Myles-Day. In this role, Professor Myles-Day will provide support. ... students individually as needed. Professor Myles-Day. will serve as a point of collaboration and connection.