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Elizabeth P Hubbs, LCSW

Elizabeth P Hubbs, LCSW

Director of Field Education and Assistant Professor

Health Professions
Room 328
650 College Dr. Dalton, GA 30720

Office Hours

Spring 2023 Office Hours:

Tuesdays: 10 am - 12:00 pm

Wednesdays: 10 am - 12:00 pm

Thursdays: 1 - 3 pm

*Available during these hours, either in-person or virtually. Also available by appointment. 


ehubbs@daltonstate.edu
706.272.4560

Degrees

Doctoral Candidate, Doctor of Education in Learning, Leadership, and Organization Development

  • The University of Georgia (Anticipated completion date of Fall 2023)
  • Research focuses on anti-racist practice and pedagogy in undergraduate social work education programs

Master of Social Work, New York University (2009)

  • Clinical focus with mental health specialty

BA in Psychology, University of Richmond (2006)

  • Neurocognitive focus with older adults

Licensed Clinical Social Worker (GA and OR) (2013 - Present)

  • Clinical Supervisor

Biography

Teaching

I transitioned to teaching in the BSW program at DSC in August 2016. Since then, my teaching focus has been on clinical and practice classes. I started as the Director of Practicum Education position in August 2020, where I have been able to extend community connections and partnerships to expand our students' internship experiences through various experiential learning opportunities. I manage all aspects of the practicum education program in the BSW program for all junior and senior-level internships. 

Research Focus

My current research focus integrates transformational learning theory within an anti-oppressive framework. My current research is focused on understanding the impact of multi-systemic changes at the program, faculty, and student level, focused on integrating best practices for anti-racist practice and pedagogy. My research methodology utilizes an action research model with a focus on quantitative and qualitative data collection methods. Upon completion of my current research project, I intend to shift my research focus to the area of mental health and our local community.

Clinical Experience

I am an experienced clinical social worker with over fifteen years of social work practice experience. I have been a fully licensed clinical social worker (LCSW) for the past 10 years. I have worked in various mental health settings, including inpatient psychiatric settings, insurance-based behavioral health programs, and community mental health. I have provided clinical supervision to BSW interns, MSW interns, and associate licensed professionals seeking full licensure. I currently own and provide clinical oversight to a private, mental health practice in Dalton, GA. I provide clinical services and oversee the operations of the practice. The practice currently has four fully licensed therapists and one MSW intern. Our focus is on providing culturally competent, ethical, quality mental health services. We also provide professional development services, dedicated to the enhancement and professional growth of local social workers.

Course Name/Overview

Course Name Course Overview
SOWK 4998
SOWK 3201
SOWK 3501
SOWK 3400
SOWK 4999
SOWK 4995

Achievements

Fall 2022/ Spring 2023 Committee Assignments:

Faculty Senate

Faculty Excellence Awards

School of Health Professions - Continued Professional Education

 

More About Me

As a faculty member, my focus is on providing student-centered teaching and learning opportunities. Student success is my top priority, which I demonstrate through individual meetings with students, accessible office hours, and participating in community-building activities with students. I enjoy findings connections with students and helping students grow into the best versions of themselves through positive support, mentorship, and fostering a growth mindset.