Jennifer R. Daniels

Dr. Jennifer R. Daniels serves as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Social Work within Morgan State University's School of Social Work. Her academic appointment is based at the Health and Human Services Center, Room 212G in Baltimore, Maryland.

Education:

• PhD, University of Delaware, Newark, DE
• MSW, Delaware State University, Dover, DE
• BA, Goldey Beacom College, Wilmington, DE

Dr. Daniels specializes in quantitative research methodologies applied to critical social issues. Her work examines poverty governance systems, social service program effectiveness, and economic mobility barriers for vulnerable populations. She investigates how policy frameworks impact low-income adults' employment outcomes and long-term financial stability across different life stages, with particular attention to structural inequalities in service delivery systems.

Professional Focus:

• Poverty governance and inequality analysis
• Social program evaluation frameworks
• Employment support systems for marginalized communities
• Lifespan economic security models

Her research integrates rigorous statistical analysis with practical social work applications to inform evidence-based policy interventions.