Rebecca Anthony
Education
- Widener University, PhD, Clinical Human Sexuality, 2014
- West Chester University, MSW, 2005
Research Interests
Dr. Anthony's research interests include:
Social media and Digital Technologies in Social Work Education
Anti-Racist Social Work Education and Practice
Sexuality Social Justice
Social work practice with LGBTQIA+ Folks
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Selected Publications
Venable, Victoria M. and Anthony, Rebecca S. (2023) Basic Social Work Interviewing Skills and Techniques: A Workbook for Application. Pressbooks.
Web Address
Murphy, April, Conner, L. R., Weiler, A, Anthony, Becky S., Jewell, Jenn R. and Venable, Victoria M. (2023) Social Work Education Anti-Racism (SWEAR) Scale.
Web Address
Venable, Victoria M. and Anthony, Rebecca S. (2017) Modeling Social Justice through low-cost textbooks for Social Work Students.
Web Address
Owens, Allessia P., Anthony, Rebecca S., Venable, Victoria M. and Jewell, Jennifer R. (2020) Measuring Undergraduate Social Work Students' Knowledge and Understanding of Privilege and Oppression. vol. 5. no. 3. Journal of Social Work Education and Practice.
Web Address
Jewell, Jennifer R., Anthony, Rebecca S. and Murphy, April (2019) Utilizing Technology in Social Work Education: Development of the Technology Effectiveness and Social Connectedness Scale. Journal of Social Work Education.
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Current Courses
Fall 2024
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- Awards/Honors
NASW-MD 2020 Social Work Educator of the YearPresented by National Association of Social Workers - Maryland Chapter
President's Diversity Champion AwardPresented by Salisbury University
Phi Alpha Honor Society MemberPresented by Lock Haven University
- Professional Memberships
Council for Social Work Education
American Association of Sex Educators, Counselors, and Therapists
Human Services Information Technology Applicationshey are an international virtual association – and a registered US 501(c) non-profit organization – dedicated to promoting the ethical and effective use of IT to better serve humanity. Their members are human service professionals, managers and academics. husITa’s focus and expertise is situated at the intersection of three core domains: information technology, human services, and social development. With an emphasis on human centeredness and social justice, husITa strives to promote international knowledge development, dissemination and transfer of technology within human services.
- Licensures and Certifications
Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) - DE, DE state board of social workers
Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) - NJ, NJ state board of social workers
AASECT Certified Sex Therapist, AASECT
- Grants and Sponsored Research
Measuring Undergraduate Social Work Students’ Values and Understanding of Privilege and Oppression , University’s Research Council Faculty Mini-Grant
Mentoring Student Research Summer Grant , Salisbury University
Office of Institutional Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion Faculty Small Projects Grant , Salisbury University
- Presentations
Utilizing an Open Access Resource to Support Sexuality Social Justice Education for Social Work StudentsFebruary 20242024 Annual BPD Conference , New Orleans, LA
Ungrading: For Diversity Courses and BeyondNovember 2022Council on Social Work Education - Annual Program Meeting, Anaheim, CaliforniaThis presentation was accepted for a national conference that will take place in November 2022.
From Awareness to Action: One School of Social Work’s Response to the Release of the Association of Social Work Boards Exam Pass Rate DataApril 20232023 Annual BPD Conference , Birmingham, ALThe Association of Social Work Boards published pass rates by test-taker demographics for the first time in 2022. Differences in pass rates by characteristics including race/ethnicity and primary language led to an outcry from professionals demanding action to address inequities in testing outcomes. These presenters used this professional moment to engage faculty and students in the decision-making process regarding our school’s response. This presentation focuses on our efforts to inform members of our school and create a school-wide collaborative strategy to better position our graduates, and all future social workers, for professional success in the presence of pass rate inequities.
- Artistic Highlights
- Service Activities and Community Relations
Safe Spaces Facilitator, Salisbury University, July 2017 to Present
Co-Facilitator for Social Justice, Equity, and Teaching Transformation (SETT-SU) Faculty Learning Community (FLC),
2016 to 2020
Committee Chair, Diversity Gen Ed Sub-Committee, 2022 - Present- Press Releases
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SU Social Work Faculty Research Recognized by the Council on Social Work Education
Friday, December 15, 2023 -
SU Fulton Public Humanities Program Continues Through April
Wednesday, March 24, 2021 -
SU Celebrates Faculty Successes
Thursday, April 23, 2020