Madhuri Jha brings over 15 years of multifaceted experience to her role as an Adjunct Professor in the Social Welfare and Policy Department at the NYU Silver School of Social Work. Her extensive background in executive leadership, research, and direct clinical practice uniquely positions her...
Madhuri Jha brings over 15 years of multifaceted experience to her role as an Adjunct Professor in the Social Welfare and Policy Department at the NYU Silver School of Social Work. Her extensive background in executive leadership, research, and direct clinical practice uniquely positions her to educate and inspire the next generation of social work professionals. As the Vice President of Science, Equity, and Integration at ETR, Madhuri leads initiatives that focus on health equity and behavioral health systems strengthening, making her insights particularly relevant in today’s evolving social landscape.
In her teaching, Madhuri emphasizes the importance of educational equity and community engagement, equipping students with the skills necessary to address systemic disparities in social services. Her expertise in mental health epidemiology and trauma-informed care informs her curriculum, allowing her to integrate evidence-based practices into her lectures and discussions. Key projects she has spearheaded include community capacity-building initiatives that empower marginalized populations, fostering resilience and promoting mental well-being.
Madhuri’s commitment to youth development is evident in her approach to teaching, where she employs innovative strategies to engage students in meaningful dialogue about social justice and policy reform. Her strong communication skills and public speaking abilities enhance her effectiveness as an educator, while her administrative management experience ensures that her courses are well-structured and impactful. Through her work at NYU, Madhuri not only contributes to the academic community but also plays a vital role in shaping future leaders who are dedicated to advancing equity and improving behavioral health systems.
