School Vice President
Resume:
OLIVER J. DAVIS, JR., ACSW, LCSW, LMSW
South Bend, IN 46613
Home: 574-***-****
Cell: 574-***-****
E-mail Address: *************@***.***
FORMAL EDUCATION
**** *****r of Social Work
Concentration: Clinical Social Work; Specialization: Child & Family Services
The Ohio State University
Columbus, OH
1991 Bachelor of Social Work – Magna Cum Laude
Oakwood University, formerly known as Oakwood College
Huntsville, AL
1987 High School Diploma – Honors
Oakwood Academy
Huntsville, AL
OTHER TRAINING AND QUALIFICATIONS
2006-2007 Graduated from the St. Joseph County (Indiana) Chamber of
Commerce Leadership Program, Class No. 33 – Sponsored by the
South Bend Public Transportation Corporation (TRANSPO) Board of
Directors in South Bend, Indiana.
1996- Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) - Indiana Licensed Master
Social Worker (LMSW) – Michigan
1994- Academy of Certified Social Workers (ACSW) – (Professional
License)
1993-1998 Teacher’s License-School Social Worker #580206 (Indiana)
WORK EXPERIENCE
Bachelor of Social Work Program Director 2004-2010
Andrews University
Assistant Professor of Social Work 2003-2010
Andrews University - Berrien Springs, MI
Director/Clinician (1996-2005)
Visions Counseling Center - South Bend, IN Providing clinical treatment
services for children, adults, and families in specialization areas including
Family Violence/Abuse Issues, Marital Conflict, Grief and Loss Issues, and
Men’s Challenges
Co-presenting professional and family seminars for colleges, universities,
churches, insurance companies, and various other organizations
Leading out in marketing, in obtaining managed care contracts, and in obtaining
funding for services
Handling weekly operations of private practice
Lecturer in Social Work (2002-2003)
Indiana University School of Social Work - South Bend, IN
Visiting Lecturer in Social Work (1999-2000)
Indiana University School of Social Work - South Bend, IN
Associate Faculty in Social Work (1994 –1998; 2002)
Indiana University School of Social Work – South Bend, IN
Field Instructor (1998)
Adler School of Professional Psychology - Chicago, IL
Supervised a master of arts (MA) in Marriage and Family Therapy level graduate
intern
at Visions Counseling Center
Field Instructor (1995-1996, 1999-2000, 2002-2003)
Indiana University School of Social Work - South Bend, IN
Supervised a master of social work (MSW) level graduate intern, who was in the
Interpersonal Practice Concentration at Visions Counseling Center in
South Bend, IN,
Supervised a master of social work (MSW) level graduate intern, who was in the
Interpersonal Practice Concentration at South Bend Community School
Corporation in South Bend, IN
Supervised a master of social work (MSW) level graduate intern, who was in the
Interpersonal Practice Concentration at the St. Joseph County, Indiana
Adult Probation Division in South Bend, Indiana
Supervised a master of social work (MSW) level graduate intern, who was in the
Interpersonal Practice Concentration at the Plymouth School Corporation
in Plymouth, IN.
Medical Social Worker (1997-1998)
Integrated Health Services (IHS) Home Care - Dowagiac, MI
Provided Community Resource Education for home-bound patients
Served as member of the medical service team
Provided brief counseling to patients and their families in the area of long-range
planning
School Social Worker (1993-1996)
South Bend Community School Corporation - South Bend, IN
Worked with students in areas of conflict resolution and violence prevention
Conducted weekly class presentations on positive and negative choices
Linked families with community resources as needed
Served on committee which addressed the needs of the homeless population
Provided individual, group, and crisis intervention in home and school settings
Participated on the student services team
Monitored attendance of students
Outpatient Therapist (1992-1993)
Madison Center and Hospital, Inc. - South Bend, IN
Rendered individual and family psychotherapy
Participated in clients’ school case conferences
Served on the agency’s peer review committee
Graduate Intern (1991-1992)
Lutheran Social Services of Central Ohio - Columbus, OH
Co-facilitated a weekly domestic violence group for men
Provided comprehensive services to adoptive families
Prepared court reports for adoption legalization court hearings
Worked on a community project to aid indigent families
Undergraduate Intern (1990-1991)
Athens-Limestone Counseling Center - Athens, AL
Provided case management services for outpatient clients
Co-facilitated groups for children and adult clients with mental illness
Helped plan recreational activities for day treatment clients
Summer Undergraduate Research Program Intern (1990)
Office of Graduate Minority Affairs Graduate Studies and Research (Interned with
Dr.
Andrew Billingsley & his reach team as it pertained to investigating the
Black Church and its outreach services to the non-members in the
community), University of Maryland - College Park, Maryland
COURSES TAUGHT
Undergraduate:
BSW Seminar
BSW Professional Seminar
Human Behavior in the Social Environment
Social Welfare Policy
Introduction to Social Work
Introduction to Community Services
Graduate:
Advanced Interpersonal Practice II
Foundations of Practice I (Community & Organization Section & Family Section)
Human Behavior in the Social Environment
Policy for Social Change
School Social Work
Social Welfare Policy
Social Welfare and the Social Work Profession
Social Policy and Service Delivery
Social Work Independent Study/Research Project
Social Work Practice I – Theory & Skills
Social Work Practice II – Organizations, Communities & Societies
Social Work Practice III - Individuals
Social Work Practicum I Seminar
HONORS & AWARDS
Elected Vice President of the City of South Bend, IN Common Council, Jan. 2008,
Jan, 2009, & Jan. 2010
Elected City of South Bend, Indiana Common Council 6th District, November 6,
2007
Elected Chairman of the Andrews University Senate, September 2007 & 2008
Elected the Democratic Party Nominee for the City of South Bend, IN Common
Council 6th District, May 8, 2007
Andrews University College of Arts & Sciences TEAM Award, 2007
Epsilon Nu Chapter –National Council of Phi Alpha Honor Society Certification,
2007
Berean Seventh-day Adventist Church in South Bend, Indiana Community
Service Award, 2007
Elected Indiana State Delegate for the Indiana Democratic Party, 2006 & 2008
Endorsed by NASW (Indiana) Chapter’s Political Action Committee for the City of
South Bend, Indiana Common Council 6th District Seat, 2003
Kiwanis Club of Potawatomi (South Bend/Mishawaka, Indiana) Speaker’s
Certificate, 2003
Indiana University South Bend TERA-UCET Faculty Development Award, 2000
Oakwood College Family and Consumer Science Department Recognition Award,
2000
Oakwood College Academy Distinguished Alumnus Award, 2000
Endorsed by NASW (Indiana) Chapter’s Political Action Committee for South
Bend Community School Board District 4, 1996
Endorsed by South Bend Times Newspaper for South Bend Community School
Board of Trustees District 4, 1996
The Ohio State University Minority Fellowship, 1991-1992.
Oakwood College Seventh-day Adventist Church Leadership Award, 1991
Oakwood College Student Services Citizenship Award, 1991
The Huntsville Jaycees Outstanding Young Huntsvillian Award, 1990
Dean’s List and Honor Roll - Oakwood College, 1987-1991
American Red Cross of Huntsville, Alabama Award, 1987
PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS AND ASSOCIATIONS
American Public Transportation Association (APTA)
Member
Conference of Minority Transportation Officials (COMTO)
Member
International Adventist Association of Social Workers
Member
North American Association of Christians in Social Work
Past Member
National Association of Social Workers
Member
Council on Social Work Education
Member & Immediate Past Chairperson of the Arts Festival at the Annual
Planning Meeting
Association of Baccalaureate Social Work Program Directors
Member
Academy of Certified Social Workers
Member
National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP)
Past Member
ATTENDANCE AT PROFESSIONAL MEETINGS
NORMAN Y MINETA NATIONAL POLICY SUMMIT, SPONSORSED BY THE MINETA
.
TRANSPORTATION INSTITUTE (MTI), Charlotte, NC, October 6, 2007.
CONFERENCE OF MINORITY TRANSPORTATION OFFICIALS (COMTO) NATIONAL
MEETING AND TRAINING CONFERENCE, Miami, Florida, June 22-27, 2007;
Indianapolis, IN, July 11-16, 2008.
AMERICAN PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION ASSOCIATION (APTA) ANNUAL MEETING,
San Jose, California, October 8-11, 2006; Charlotte, North Carolina, October 7
-10, 2007; San Diego, California – October 5-8, 2008.
AMERICAN PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION ASSOCIATION (APTA) TRANSIT BOARD
MEMBERS SEMINAR & BOARD SUPPORT WORKSHOP, Memphis, Tennessee, July
31-August 3, 2005; Montreal, Quebec, July 22-25, 2006.
ANNUAL BACCALAUREATE SOCIAL WORK EDUCATION CONFERENCE, SPONSORED
BY THE ASSOCIATION OF BACCALAUREATE SOCIAL WORK PROGRAM DIRECTORS
(BPD), INC., Detroit, MI, Nov. 2004, Los Angeles, California, October 2006.
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF BLACK SOCIAL WORKERS CONFERENCE (INDIANA
CHAPTER), Indianapolis, IN, June 2001.
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF SOCIAL WORKERS CONFERENCE (INDIANA
CHAPTER), South Bend, IN, 1994; Indianapolis, IN 2001 & 2004.
COUNCIL ON SOCIAL WORK EDUCATION ANNUAL PROGRAM MEETING, New York
City, NY Feb 2000; Anaheim, CA, Feb 2004; New York, NY, Feb. 2005, Chicago,
.
IL, 2006; San Francisco, CA, Oct. 2007; Philadelphia, PA, Oct/Nov. 2008; San
Antonio, TX, 2009.
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF SOCIAL WORKERS CONFERENCE, Cleveland, OH,
Nov. 1996.
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF BLACK SOCIAL WORKERS CONFERENCE, Crystal City,
VA, May 1992.
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF SOCIAL WORKERS CONFERENCE (OHIO CHAPTER),
Columbus, OH, 1991.
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF SOCIAL WORKERS CONFERENCE (ALABAMA
CHAPTER), Huntsville, AL, 1989; Birmingham, AL, 1990.
PRESENTATIONS
Davis, O. (2009). “The Academic Couple in the Woods,” This presentation
presents an original power point presentation which depicts the unique challenges that
academic couples experiences within their professional and personal lives. This
presentation is presented within the Family Section of the SOWK Practice course during
the lecture on dual-career couples. “The Woods” relate to the various situations that
families experience in life that social workers need to be prepared for in their
professional lives. Presented at the Council on Social Work Education 55th Annual
Program Meeting Arts Festival, San Antonio, Texas.
Davis, O. (2007). “The Social Worker in Me,” This presentation demonstrates
how poetry is utilized as a teaching tool to bring out the various themes within social
work education. A power point presentation that utilizes photography to accent the
themes within the poem is presented. Presented at the Council on Social Work
Education 53rd Annual Program Meeting Arts Festival, San Francisco, CA.
Wright, M., Davis, O., & Cook, Y (2006). “Two social work program directors and a
.
MSW graduate student showcase the artistic elements of performance portfolios
completed by BSW and MSW students. The educators discuss the elements and
methods to inspire creativity in student presentations that may lead into their practice
careers. Presented at the Council on Social Work Education 52nd Annual Program
Meeting Arts Festival in Chicago, Illinois.
Davis, O. (2005). “The Highway of Life,” a presentation which demonstrated the
utilization of the Analogy of the Highway of Life original poetry and various metaphors
as educational tools to be integrated into social work education, particularly as it
relates to welfare policy. Presented at the Council on Social Work Education 51st Annual
Program Meeting Arts Festival, New York, NY .
Davis, O. (2004). “Social Workers and Political Action” Gave a presentation on
the need of social workers to become more active in the political process by being
candidates for office and/or being active in the political campaigns of other candidates
who promote social work values and policies. Presented at the Indiana Chapter of the
National Association of Social Workers Annual Conference in Indianapolis, IN.
Davis, O., (2004). “Welcome to My Woods,” Gave a demonstration on how I
utilize my
original collection of poetry as a primary teaching tool in the dissemination of social
work education on the undergraduate and graduate levels of instruction. Presented at
the Council on Social Work Education 50th Annual Program Meeting Arts Festival in
Anaheim, California.
Davis, O., & D. Davis (2004). “Climbing the Mountain of Life – 12 Steps to
Having Quality
Relationships in African American Families” Presented at the 1st ANNUAL MINORITY
CONFERENCE – CAN YOU HEAR ME NOW?: Understanding and working with African
American men, women, and children – Sponsored by the Bonhomie Counseling Group –
South Bend, IN.
Davis, O., & D. Davis (2001). “Climbing the Mountain of Life – 12 Steps to
Having Quality
Relationships in African American Families” Presented at the National Association of
Black Social Workers (Indiana Chapter) Conference, Indianapolis, IN.
Davis, O. (2000). “The Music of the Woods,” a collection of original poems
highlighting various experiences of individuals, families, groups, communities and
organizations within the HBSE and SOCIAL WORK micro and macro practice course
content, challenging social work students and educators to know, to understand, and
to be equipped for the diverse aspects and sounds of their woods. Presented at the
Council on Social Work Education 46th Annual Program Meeting Arts Festival, New York
City, New York.
CURRICULUM/SCHOLASTIC DEVLOPMENT
Oversaw the Andrews University Bachelor of Social Work Program that is being
operated at the Washington Adventist University in Takoma Park, Maryland, where John
Gavin is the onsite program director of the social work program – 2004 to 2010.
Developed a course on School Social Work (SOWK 620 School Social Work) at
Andrews University, which began in the Spring 2005 semester, as part of a larger effort
to establish a school social work concentration/approval certification from the State of
Michigan within the MSW Program.
Led out in building the enrollment numbers of the Andrews University Bachelor
of Social Work Program. Since becoming the BSW Program Director in 2004, our
department has grown from 22 social work students to 60 social work students.
COMMITTEE BOARD MEMBERSHIPS & HONORS
Member, Michiana Area Council of Government (MACOG), 2009 -
Vice President, City of South Bend, Indiana Common Council, January 2008 -
Chairperson, South Bend Common Council Utilities Committee, 2008 –
Vice Chairperson, South Bend Common Council Zoning and Annexation Committee,
2008 –
Member, South Bend Common Council Personnel and Finance Committee, 2008 –
Member, South Bend Common Council Parks, Cultural Arts, & Entertainment
Committee, 2008 –
Member, South Bend Common Council Rules Committee, 2008 –
Member, Westside Democratic and Civic Club, 2008 -
Chairperson, Andrews University Senate, 2007 - 2009
Member, Andrews University President’s Council, 2007- 2009
Member, American Public Transportation Association (APTA) Nominating Committee,
2007
Co-Sponsor of the Andrews University Black Student Christian Forum Student
Organization, 2007-
President/Chairman, South Bend Public Transportation Board of Directors (TRANSPO),
2006-2008
University Senator –Representing the Andrews University College of Arts & Sciences,
2006 - 2009
Member of the Andrews University Dr. Martin L. King, Jr. Celebration Steering
Committee, 2006 - 2008
Member of the Andrews University Staff/Faculty Fall Fellowship Committee, 2006 -2008
Member of the Andrews University Student Service Council, 2006 - 2008
Vice Chairperson, South Bend Public Transportation Board of Directors (TRANSPO), 2005
Chaired, Council on Social Work Education Annual Program Meeting Arts Festival
Presentations, 2005-2009
Chairperson, Andrews University Black History Committee, 2005 - 2009
South Bend City Council Appointed Member - South Bend Public Transportation Corp.
Board, 2004-
Member, Rum Village Neighborhood Partnership Association Board, 2003.
Member, National Association of Social Workers, Indiana Chapter State Board, 2000-
2002.
Area Rep, National Association of Social Workers, Indiana Chapter-Region #2, 2000-
2002.
Member, Advisory Com. -National Assoc. of Social Workers, Indiana Chapter-Region #2,
1996-2002.
Member, Minority Business Development Council-St. Joseph County Chamber of
Commerce, 1996-2005
Member, Indiana University School of Social Work Advisory Board, 1995-1996, 2001-
2002.
Vice President, YMCA of Michiana, Inc., Urban Youth Services Advisory Board, 1996.
COMMUNITY SERVICE/CONSULTATIONS
Served as the Chairperson of the Andrews University Black History Committee &
led out in the planning of the Black History events, including the Chapel Service, both
Sabbath (Saturday) Worship Services & Sabbath School at Pioneer Seventh-day
Adventist (SDA) Church, the Sabbath afternoon dinner for the committee members and
the Saturday Program. Guest Speakers during my tenure (2005-2009) are as follows:
2009 Pastor Frederick Russell, President of the Allegheny West Conference of SDA
(Worship)
2009 Dr. Naomi Nhiwatiwa, Senior Advisor to the United Nations in New York, NY (Ret.)
(Chapel)
2008 Dr. Charles Bradford, President North American Division of Seventh-day Adventist
(Ret.) (Chapel
and Worship)
2007 Dr. Robert Satcher, United States Astronaut - NASA (Chapel Service & Luncheon)
United
States Representative Fred Upton - R (MI-06) assisted our committee in securing
this
appointment for Andrews University
2007 Dr. Norman Knight, Senior Pastor Berean SDA Church – South Bend, IN (Worship)
2006 Ms. Yvonne Davis, School Social Worker – Niles Community School District
(Chapel)
2006 Dr. Ella Simmons, General Vice President of the Seventh-day Adventist Church
(Worship)
2005 Pastor Samuel Billy Kyles of Monumental Baptist Church in Memphis, TN (Chapel)
2005 Pastor Billy Wright, President of the Southwest Region Conference of SDA
(Worship)
.
Guest Speaker at the Oakwood College Social Work Department Social Work
Honors & Induction Service in Huntsville, Alabama, March 24, 2006.
Guest Speaker at the Oakwood College Chapel – Pre Alumni Program at the
Oakwood College Seventh-day Adventist Church – Presented to the college students
and faculty the topic, Preparing Daily for Your Divine Telephone Calls”, in Huntsville,
Alabama, April 18, 2006.
Served as the Andrews University United Way Campaign Coordinator, in which
the campaign was blessed to raise for the United Way of Southwest Michigan
$10,404.82 during the 2005-2006 campaign and over $12,000 during the 2006-2007
campaign. This amount was the second highest raised for the United Way of Southwest
Michigan at Andrews University since 2001.
Attended the “Goodling Series” hosted by the Honorable William F. Goodling of
B&D Sagamore in Washington, D.C., in which we had dialogue on important federal
policy and budget issues at the Metropolitan Club of Washington, D.C. on November 2,
2005. Congressman Frank Wolf, Chairman of the House Subcommittee on Science,
State, Justice, and Commerce Appropriations, shared brief remarks on the state of our
nation’s investment in research and development, and shared his views on the
research agenda that is needed to renew our edge in fields like science and medicine.
Spearheaded the South Bend Public Transportation Corporation’s (TRANSPO) 50th
Anniversary of Celebration Honoring Mrs. Rosa L. Parks & the Montgomery 1955 Bus
Boycott in South Bend, Indiana on December 1, 2005, which included Pastor Samuel
Billy Kyles of Monumental Baptist Church in Memphis, TN, who was an eyewitness of
the assassination of Dr. Martin L. King, Jr., as the keynote speaker in South Bend,
Indiana and at Andrews University Chapel Service in Berrien Springs, Michigan. At the
American Public Transportation Association (APTA) Annual Meeting 27th AdWheel
Awards, in San Jose, California, October 8-11, 2006, this event that was sponsored by
TRANSPO was awarded a First Prize Award and the Grand Prize Award for the marketing
of this program, which was TRANSPO’s first Grand Prize Award.
St. Joseph County (Indiana) Democratic Party District Six, Precinct #Seven (South
Bend, IN), Precinct Leader, 2005.
Volunteered on Representative Joe Donnelly – D (IN-02) Campaign team for the
United States Congress, 2006 & 2004
Advised four (4) South Bend Community School Board of Trustees Candidates
(Mr. Jim Austin & Ms. Lula Malone for the two at-large seats, Ms. Dawn Jones for
reelection to the 4th District seat, & Ms. Beverly Donaldson for the 3rd District seat),
2004.
Member of the Grants & Planning Committee (2004-2005 & 2008 - ); Member of
the Operations Committee (2004 -2005), Member of the Finance & Administration
Committee (2005 & 2008-2009) for TRANSPO (South Bend Public Transportation
Corporation Board of Directors).
City of South Bend Common Council 6th District (Democrat) Candidate, 2003 &
2007
Led the drive to partner with Indiana University School of Social Work in South
Bend (IUSB Campus) and St. Mary’s College Social Work Department in Notre Dame, IN,
to successfully save thirteen (13) school social work positions within the South Bend
Community School Corporation from being eliminated from the school budget in my
elected position as the NASW (Indiana) Region 2 Area Representative, 2002.
National Bible Bowl Coordinators Assoc. (Regional Conferences of Seventh-day
Adventists). Chairperson, 2001 –2004.
Praise Fellowship Seventh-day Adventist Church, South Bend, Indiana. Elder and
Co-Treasurer, 1997-2000. Pioneered the establishment of the church; taught the
Children’s Classes; oversaw the church finances and other administrative functions;
participated in outreach services for members and non-members
South Bend Community School Corporation Board of Trustees Candidate, District
4, 1996
Michiana Youth Federation of Seventh-day Adventists, Indiana (Lake Region
Conference of Seventh-day Adventists). President 1994-1997.
Berean Seventh-day Adventist Church, South Bend, Indiana. Ordained Elder and
Young Adult Teacher, 1993-1997 & 2004-; Chaired the Family Ministries Department;
serving on the Church Board; taught the Young Adult Class; served as the Stewardship
Director; served on the nominating committee,1993,1995 & 1996 & 2005. Co-Leading
& Co-Organizing the Hope Rescue Mission Bi-Monthly Worship Services, 1994 -
Lake Region Conference of Seventh-day Adventists Constituency Session.
Delegate
(Representing the Berean Seventh-day Adventist Church in South Bend, IN), 1993,
1995, 2003, 2005, & 2007.
Oakwood College Seventh-day Adventist Church, Huntsville, Alabama. Elder and
Youth Director, Adventist Youth Society, 1989-1991. Administered weekly family-
oriented programs; organized youth and family activities; provided outreach services
for the church and local community members; served on the church board
South Central Conference of Seventh-day Adventists Constituency Session.
Delegate (Representing the Oakwood College Seventh-day Adventist Church in
Huntsville, AL), 1987 & 1990.
Oakwood College Choir, Huntsville, Alabama. Chaplain, 1988-1990.
Oakwood College Student Government (USM), Huntsville, Alabama. Off-Campus
Senator 1988-1989.
Oakwood College Social Work Club, Huntsville, Alabama. President, 1988-1989.
Helpline, Huntsville, Alabama. Volunteer Crisis Telephone Counselor, 1988-1991.
Counseled and provided information and referral services to telephone callers; handled
the local mental health center’s weekend callers; attended in-service training
workshops.
Oakwood College South Central Conference Student Organization, Huntsville,
Alabama. President, 1987-1988.
Huntsville City Youth Council, Huntsville, Alabama. Member, 1986-1988.
Oakwood Academy Student Government, Huntsville, Alabama, President, 1986-
1987.
Oakwood Academy Student Government, Huntsville, Alabama, Vice President,
1985-1986.
Oakwood Academy Rocket City Science Club, Officer, 1985-1986
American Red Cross, Huntsville, Alabama. Huntsville Hospital information desk
volunteer, 1985-1987. Provided information for the visitors and hospital staff; carried
gifts and items to patient’s rooms; assisted the medical staff as requested.
East Market Street Seventh-day Adventist Church Youth Usher Board, Member
(Greensboro, North Carolina), 1975 - 1977
PROFESSIONAL REFERENCES FOR OLIVER DAVIS
Ms. Charlotte Pfeifer, MPA
Director of Judicial Affairs
Indiana University South Bend (IUSB)
1700 Mishawaka Avenue
P.O. Box 7111
South Bend, Indiana 46634-7111
Work Phone No. 574-***-****
Ms. Jan Wrenn, MSW, ACSW
Associate Professor of Social Work
Andrews University
Berrien Springs, MI 49104
Work Phone No. 269-***-****
Ms. Anita Wigfall, MSW
Probation Officer
St. Joseph Probate Court/Juvenile Justice Center
1000 S. Michigan St.
South Bend, IN. 46601
Work Phone No. 574-***-****
Dr. Emerson Miller
South Bend Community School Social Worker
16312 Barna Drive
Granger, IN 46530-9574
Phone No, 574-***-**** – Cell; Home 574-***-****
Ms. Mavis B. Braxton, MSW, LCSW
Field Liaison
Department of Social Work
California State University - East Bay
25800 Carlos Bee Boulevard, Hayward, CA 94542
Cell Phone No. 510- 688-0598
Chaplain Adrienne Townsend, M. Div.
United States Navy
32 Brandon Cove
Ridgeland, SC 29936
Cell Phone No. - 843-***-****
Work Phone No - 843-***-****
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