Maryann Krieglstein

Maryann Krieglstein

Professor, Human Services

(630) 942-2103
Office: Berg Instructional Center (BIC), Room 2603B
krieglsm@cod.edu

Education:

• Ph.D. University of Illinois 2002
• MSW University of Illinois 1970
• BS Mundelein College 1967

Areas of Research Interest:

• Women's issues / Violence against women and children; Sexual Minority Youth issues; Peace and Justice issues.

 

Current Projects:

• Researching an AS degree for Human Services
• Coordinating Domestic Violence concentration in Human Services
• Expanding opportunities and safety for sexual minority youtH

Clinical Experience:

• Cook County Hospital, University of Illinois Medical Center, Migrant Services VanBuren County Mich., YWCA DuPage

Certification and Licensures:

• Certified Domestic Violence Professional (CDVP)
• Certified Rape Crisis Counselor
• Multi-Disciplinary Certification in Geriatrics
• Graduate Certification in Gender and Women's Studies

 

Professional Affiliations:

• Illinois Coalition Against Domestic Violence (ICADV)
• Illinois Coalition Against Sexual Assault (ICASA)
• National Association of Social Workers (NASW)
• Counsel on Social Work Education (CSWE)

 

Recent Courses Taught:

• HS1120 Cross Cultural Communication
• HS1100 Survey of Human Services
• HS115 Esteem Building
• HS1180 Domestic Violence
• HS 2261/261 Field Consultation I/II
• SOC 1120 Sex, Gender and Power

 

Selected Publications, Books:

• (2004). Heterosexism and Social Work in Michael Sullivan (ed.)Sexual Minorities: Discrimination, Challenges, and Development in America. New York: Haworth
• (2003). Heterosexism and Social Work: An Ethical Issue. Journal of Human Behavior in the Social Environment, 8,2/3.
• (2001). The impact of welfare reform on men's violence against women. American Journal of Community Psychology, 28, 631-647.

 

Recent Presentations:

• 2005 Slovakia conference on Domestic Violence / Sexual Assault: College, University and Community connections
• 2004, 11th Midwest Institute for Students and Teachers of Psychology: Domestic Violence
• 2004, Multi-Disciplinary Certificate Program in Geriatrics for Non Physicians: University of Illinois Dept. of Family Medicine: Ethno-geriatrics
• 2003, 3rd European Congress of Dialogue and Universalism: Heterosexism in Europe
• 2002, German Youth Workers workshop: GLBT Youth Services in the United States: A Comparison

 

Administrative Positions Held:

• Coordinator of Sexual Assault Services, YWCA DuPage 1995-1997

 

Awards and Recognitions:

• Education Partner: Family Shelter Services – 2005
• Volunteer recognition: SARET - 2005
• Recruiter Queen: DWAR (DuPage Women Against Rape) -2004
• Outstanding Student Advocate: Aurora University - 2003
• Outstanding Faculty Advisor: Aurora University -2001
• Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society -1998
• Outstanding Service in International Education – COD -1993/1994