Binta Alleyne-Green

Dr. Alleyne-Green is an Associate Professor. She currently teaches in both the PhD and MSW programs. She teaches the Evidence Based Practice doctoral course, Generalist Practice I and II, Child Abuse and Family Violence, Human Behavior II, and Clinical Practice II with Adults and Children.
Dr. Alleyne-Green’s research focuses on the impact of relationship violence on risk behaviors among adolescent females, with a focus on girls of color. She has been the recipient of a number of funding awards including a Diversity Supplement from the National Institute of Drug Abuse (NIDA), several research grants to support her research.
To date, Dr. Alleyne-Green has published fourteen articles that examine the impact of violence on the health of young women and girls locally, nationally and globally.

Education

PhD, University of Tennessee, Knoxville

MSW, Clark Atlanta University

BA, Clark Atlanta University