About
Sybil Coleman is a Professor of Social Work at Gordon College’s School of Psychology and Human Services. With 24 years of direct social work practice experience prior to academia, her teaching focuses on social work foundations, social welfare systems, and therapeutic approaches with individuals and families. Her current research examines the intersection of moral development and digital device usage.
Education:
- B.A., Gordon College
- M.Ed., Salem State College
- M.S.W., University of Minnesota
Her research interests bridge ethical development and modern technology’s societal impacts. Though no publications are listed, her work likely contributes to discourse on digital ethics and social welfare.
Awards:
- 1995: Distinguished Junior Faculty Award
- 2015: Gordon Athletics Hall of Honor
- 2017: Faithfulness in Leadership Award
- 2022: Distinguished Senior Faculty Award
Professor Coleman has held a full-time faculty position at Gordon since 1989, demonstrating long-term institutional commitment. No lab affiliations or grant details are explicitly mentioned in available texts.
