Carlene Quinn is a dedicated faculty member at Indiana University, where she specializes in clinical social work and social justice education. With a robust background in higher education, Carlene is committed to equipping the next generation of social workers with the skills and knowledge necessary...
Carlene Quinn is a dedicated faculty member at Indiana University, where she specializes in clinical social work and social justice education. With a robust background in higher education, Carlene is committed to equipping the next generation of social workers with the skills and knowledge necessary to navigate the complexities of modern social issues. Her teaching philosophy emphasizes the integration of emerging technologies into the curriculum, recognizing their potential to enhance learning and foster innovative solutions in nonprofit work.
In her current role, Carlene leads key projects that focus on community outreach and agency development, collaborating with local organizations to address pressing social needs. Her expertise in program development and research allows her to design impactful initiatives that not only educate students but also serve the community effectively. Through her public speaking engagements, she advocates for social justice, inspiring both students and professionals to engage in meaningful dialogue and action.
Carlene’s skills in mental health, psychology, and fundraising further enrich her contributions to the field. She actively participates in creative collaborations that bridge the gap between academia and practice, ensuring that her students gain hands-on experience in nonprofit organizations. By fostering an environment of inclusivity and empowerment, Carlene Quinn is not only shaping future leaders in social work but also making significant strides toward social equity and community well-being. Her commitment to these values is evident in every aspect of her work, making her a vital asset to Indiana University and the broader social work community.
