Robert G Hasson

Robert G Hasson is an Assistant Professor of Social Work at Providence College's School of Social Work. His work focuses on child welfare policy, refugee/minor migrant youth systems, and educational outcomes for vulnerable populations. He holds a Ph.D. and M.S.W. from Boston College School of Social Work (2019, 2012), and a B.A. in Psychology from Saint Michael's College (2009).

• Ph.D., Boston College School of Social Work (2019)
• M.S.W., Boston College School of Social Work (2012)
• B.A. in Psychology, Saint Michael's College (2009)

His research critically examines immigration policies affecting unaccompanied minors, foster care transition outcomes, and gender disparities in social service access. Recent work analyzes policy patchwork impacting undocumented children and evaluates educational trajectories for refugee minors in U.S. foster care systems.

Service activities include professional conference participation (2018-2021) and hosting Friar Feast Table events. Current engagement emphasizes advocacy for systemic improvements in child welfare and migrant youth support frameworks.