Pam Richmond Ph.D.
Professor
Contact Info
Office:
General Classroom Building (GCB) 310I
Office Hours:
Contact Admin Assistant -
Degrees
- Associate of Science
- Bachelor of Social Work
- Master of Social Work
- Doctor of Philosophy
Bio
Dr. Richmond has experience working with youth in residential treatment, group home, psychiatric hospital and community-based settings. Further, she has several years of experience working with children and youth implementing restorative justice practices. Currently, Dr. Richmond coordinates a program where university students mentor at-risk-youth from the local community.
Research Interests
Professional boundaries, youth in out-of-home placements, restorative justice
Other Activities
- Certified Mediator
- Restorative Justice Facilitator
- Editorial Review Board--Journal of Child and Youth Care Work
- Organizer of the yearly Holocaust Day of Remembrance on Campus
Publications
Piazza, J., Richmond, P., Massey, M., Wiley, R., Peters, T. and Knight, L. (2020). A pirate turns 40: Creating movement within a shipwrecked system. Journal of Child and Youth Care Work. ACCEPTED.
Richmond, P.A. (Fall/Winter 2017). I don’t know if I can do this: Survival suggestions for new child welfare workers. NASW Specialty Practice Section (Child Welfare).
Richmond, P.A. and Piazza, J.A. (2016). Velvet sleeves: A letter of lessons learned in the Ivory Tower. Reflections: Narratives of Professional Helping, 22 (2), 17-22.