About
Marcus Alexander, DSW, LCSW-BACS, is an Adjunct Instructor at Tulane University's School of Social Work, where he contributes to academic training in social work with a focus on systemic equity and community-based interventions. His professional journey bridges clinical practice, policy development, and non-profit leadership.
Education:
- Doctorate of Social Work, Tulane University
- Master of Social Work, Louisiana State University
- Bachelor of Arts in Political Science, Louisiana State University
- Bachelor of Arts in Sociology, Louisiana State University
Dr. Alexander's research and practice center on juvenile justice reform, particularly the 'cradle to prison' pipeline, with strong emphasis on policy practice, advocacy, and community development. His work supports vulnerable populations, including individuals with developmental disabilities and youth in therapeutic foster care. His expertise lies at the intersection of clinical social work and macro-level policy intervention.
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Dr. Alexander has advised students through his instructional role and has likely contributed to grant-funded initiatives related to disaster resilience and social policy, though specific grants and advisees are not detailed in the current biography. His career trajectory reflects a commitment to advancing social justice through both direct service and systemic change.
He is affiliated with Tulane's School of Social Work, which houses initiatives such as the Disaster Resilience Leadership Academy and the Porter Cason Institute for the Family, suggesting potential collaboration with research centers focused on community resilience and family systems.
