Kendra M Tevis

Kendra M Tevis is an Adjunct Assistant Professor in the School of Social Work at The University of Texas at Arlington (UTA), where she also completed her BSW and MSSW degrees. She is actively engaged in teaching field education courses and has been a part of the faculty since April 2021.

Her educational background includes:

• BSW in Social Work from Lamar University (2002)
• MSSW in Social Work from The University of Texas at Arlington (2004)

Her primary professional expertise lies in clinical social work and case management, with over 20 years of experience in the field. She has been a full-time Case Manager at Parkland Health since 2008, specializing in infectious diseases. Her teaching interests reflect her clinical focus, emphasizing diverse populations, child and family welfare, and interpersonal and intimate partner violence. As an adjunct faculty member, she contributes to the training of future social workers through field instruction.

Kendra holds active licensure as an LCSW (Licensed Clinical Social Worker) through the Texas State Board of Examiners (TSBWE), valid until January 30, 2027. She also serves the community as a Public/Community Committee Member for Jack and Jill of America in Dallas, Texas, from 2016 to 2025.

She has not published any scientific articles or received formal scientific awards as per the available information.

Her teaching record includes multiple sections of key courses such as:

• ADVANCED FIELD SPLIT I (SOCW 5482)
• ADVANCED FIELD SPLIT II (SOCW 5483)
• INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE (SOCW 4314, SOCW 5314)
• DIVERSE POPULATIONS (SOCW 3307)
• SW CHILD & FAM (SOCW 4310)

There is no information available about graduate student advisement or research grants. Her role is primarily instructional and community-based, integrated with her ongoing professional practice in public health social work.