Ann M Hunt-Rodgers

Ann M Hunt-Rodgers is an Assistant Professor of Practice and Academic Advisor III in the School of Social Work at The University of Texas at Arlington. She previously held roles as an Adjunct Assistant Professor and worked at the Center for African American Studies, focusing on program development, academic advising, and community engagement. Her work emphasizes transdisciplinary collaboration in teaching, leadership, and advising.

Education:

• DSW in Social Work, Simmons University (2024)
• MSW in Social Work, The University of Texas at Arlington (2017)
• BSW in Social Work, The University of Texas at Arlington (2001)

Research & Teaching Interests:

• Workplace Bullying of Black Women Faculty
• Child Welfare and Trauma-Informed Care
• Academic Success for African Americans
• Inequities and Incarceration
• Emotional Intelligence and Racial Battle Fatigue

Awards & Recognition:

• Repeated Faculty & Staff Impact Recognition (2020–2024)
• Phi Alpha Social Work Honor Society (2001)

Committees & Leadership:

• Chair, Children & Families Committee (School of Social Work)
• Member, Social Justice & Equity Taskforce
• Interprofessional Education (IPE) Facilitator

Professional Memberships: National Association of Social Workers, Council on Social Work Education, Texas Association of Black Personnel in Higher Education.