Brittany Lynch

Brittany Lynch is an Assistant Professor and MSW Program Director in the Department of Social Work at Iona University. She teaches foundational courses including Social Work Practice I and II and leads the Social Work Capstone, where she mentors senior students in their final presentations.

Dr. Lynch earned her DSW in Clinical Social Work from the New York University Silver School of Social Work, an MSSW from the University of Louisville, and a BA from The George Washington University. She is a licensed clinical social worker (LCSW) in both New York and Illinois.

Her research interests focus on social work education, particularly assessment methodologies and the integration of anti-racist practices in curriculum and pedagogy. With extensive experience in domestic and international human services, including non-profit program management and clinical practice, Dr. Lynch brings a rich, applied perspective to her teaching. She also served as a Peace Corps Volunteer, enhancing her global understanding of social work.

While no recent publications or awards are listed, her work emphasizes practical training, student mentorship, and systemic equity in social work education.

Dr. Lynch advises capstone students and plays a leadership role as MSW Program Director, shaping graduate training in social work. Her commitment to anti-racism and assessment contributes to curricular innovation and student success.

She is affiliated with the Department of Social Work at Iona University, where she contributes to academic and professional development in the field.