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School of Social and Behavioral Sciences
“The professors I had at Marist gave me new-found confidence as a student,
researcher, and practitioner. I was able to build close relationships with my professors, and I have continued to look to them for advice on my professional development after graduation.”
— Laura Miller ‘17,
MSW Candidate, Columbia University
About the School of Social and Behavioral Sciences
As a student in the School of Social and Behavioral Sciences, you'll enjoy small class-sizes led by professors and faculty with both prestigious academic credentials and years of professional experience.
Our faculty come to know each and every student, and are available to help develop an appropriate plan of study and counsel on key topics such as internships, preparation for graduate study, research opportunities, and employment.
Red Fox Spotlight
Joe Cook
Central Valley, NY
Justin Camero
Pico Rivera, CA
Jessica Wexler
Hudson River Valley, NY
Meaghan Hughes
Pougkeepsie, NY
Michael Goumas
Hopewell Junction, NY
DeAnna Singer
Natick, MA
Message from the Dean
Our students enter professions that are the backbone of an enlightened and productive society. We are counselors, researchers, teachers, social workers, law enforcement workers and psychologists. We nurture society, we inform public policy, we discover cures in labs, we protect, and we lead. Our students are engaged in activism and service in our communities as well as dialogue and research with our faculty to create solutions that improve the human condition.
Sincerely,
Dr. Deborah Gatins, Dean
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