Kendra Deloach-mccutcheon

Dr. Kendra DeLoach McCutcheon is a contributing faculty member in the Barbara Solomon School of Social Work and Human Services College of Social and Behavioral Sciences at Walden University. She received her PhD and MSW from the University of South Carolina and maintains licensure at the intermediate level. Dr. DeLoach McCutcheon has over 12 years of teaching experience. Dr. DeLoach McCutcheon is a member of the National Association of Social Workers, Council on Social Work Education, and Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc.

Courses Taught

SOCW 6500 - Field I

SOCW 6101 - Essential Skills for Social Work Practice

Education

PhD, University of South Carolina

MSW, University of South Carolina

BS, University of North Carolina at Charlotte

Public Service

Women of Pearls, Guest Speaker - Syracuse

Publications

Deloach-mccutcheon, K. (2014). Discrimination. Encyclopedia of Social Work

Deloach-mccutcheon, K., Dvorsky, M., White, R. (2013). Culturally competent practice with African American youth and families in school mental health services..

Fram, M., Frongillo, E. A., Jones, S. J., Williams, R. C., Burke, M. P., DeLoach, K. P., Blake, C. E., Deloach-mccutcheon, K. (2011). Children are aware of food insecurity and take responsibility for managing food resources. Journal of Nutrition

Deloach-mccutcheon, K., Dvorsky, M., Miller, E., Paget, M. (2012). Mental health issues and students with emotional and behavioral disorders advances in special education. Behavioral Disorders: Current Perspectives and Issues

Presentations

Deloach-mccutcheon, K., Watkins, K. (2014). “Say Cheese”: Social Work and photography students collaborate through cultural digital storytelling.

Watkins, K., Deloach-mccutcheon, K. (2016). Yes We Can ! Building a collaborative community in an online diversity course.