Faculty

Dr. Jerry Jo Manfred-Gilham

Professor of Social Work

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jmanfredgilham@franciscan.edu
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Education

• Doctor of Philosophy - University of Pittsburgh, School of Social Work, Pittsburgh, PA. December 2001
• Master's Degree in Social Work - University of Houston, Clinical Concentration. Houston, TX. May 1981
• Bachelor's Degree in Social Work - The Ohio State University, Columbus, OH. March 1977

Licensure

• Licensed Independent Social Worker, Ohio. License # I250 (1986 to Present)
• Certified Social Worker, West Virginia. License # CP00938724 (on hold)
• Certified Adoption Assessor. State of Ohio

Professional Experience

• Director of education for the Catholic Social Workers National Association
• Professor of Social Work and Coordinator of Field Education, FranciscanUniversity of Steubenville, Steubenville, OH. August 2000 to present.
• Social Worker, Charity Hospice, Wintersville, OH. November 2009 to present.
• Youth Services Coordinator, Jefferson Behavioral Health System,Steubenville, OH. April 1994 to August 2000.
• Social Worker, Ohio Valley Hospital, Steubenville, OH. October 1989 to March1994.
• Therapist, Gill House Residential Treatment Program, Steubenville, OH. April1987 to October 1989.
• Private Practice with Dr. Nissam Benado, Psychiatrist and Dr. Santiago Ching,Gastroenterologist. May 1985 to March 1987.

Professional Training Provided

• Supervision related to Practice Behaviors and Competency. Franciscan Universityof Steubenville, OH (2011)
• Reflective supervision. Franciscan University of Steubenville, OH (2010)
• Dealing with Bullying in the Classroom. Indian Creek School District, Mingo Jct.OH, (2010)
• Working with Intellectually Challenged and Mentally Ill Parents. Eastern OhioCorrection Center, Wintersville, OH (2010)
• Avoiding Burnout through Supervision, West Virginia University Division ofSocial Work Education Series, Morgantown, WV (2009)
• Leadership in Supervision, Franciscan University of Steubenville, OH (2009)
• Integrating Spirituality in Social Work Practice, Franciscan University (2007)

Presentations

• Using Supervision to Facilitate the Integration of Spirituality in Social WorkPractice, Annual Conference of the National Association of Social Workers--OhioChapter, Columbus, OH (2012)
• Using Supervision to Facilitate the Integration of Spirituality in Social WorkPractice, Annual Conference of the National Association of Catholic SocialWorkers, Indianapolis, Indiana (2012)
• Preventing Burnout. Annual Conference of the National Association of CatholicSocial Workers, Indianapolis, Indiana (2012)
• Findings of a qualitative study of incarcerated females and their perceptions of theimpact of separation on their children, Annual Conference of the NationalAssociation of Christian Social Workers (2011)
• Using Supervision to Facilitate the Integration of Spirituality in Social WorkPractice, Annual Conference of the North American Christian Social WorkAssociation, Raleigh, North Carolina (2010)
• Spirituality in the Helping Professions, Annual Conference of the North AmericanChristian Social Work Association, Indianapolis, Indiana (2009)
• Findings of a qualitative study of incarcerated females and their perceptions of the impact of separation on their children, Annual Conference of the Ohio NASW Association (2009).
• Anti-Bullying Program for Middle School Students, National Association of Social Workers/West Virginia Chapter Annual Conference, Charleston, WV (2006)
• Gender Specific Treatment Program for Incarcerated Females and Field Placements for Students, Bachelor’s Program Directors (BPD) Annual Conference, Austin, TX (2005)
• Gender Specific Treatment for Incarcerated Females, Ohio Justice Alliance for Community Corrections (OJACC) Annual Conference, Columbus, OH (2005)