Catherine N. Dulmus

Catherine N. Dulmus is a Professor and Associate Dean for Research at the University at Buffalo School of Social Work, directing the Buffalo Center for Social Research. She holds positions at both North and South Campuses, with offices in Baldy and Parker Halls. Her work focuses on mental health, evidence-based practice, and community-university partnerships.

Education:

• PhD in Social Welfare, University at Buffalo (1999)
• MSW, University at Buffalo (1991)
• BSW, Buffalo State College (1989)

Research Interests: Dr. Dulmus leads projects addressing behavioral health and serious mental illness across lifespans, emphasizing community-based solutions. Her current initiative builds a data warehouse to improve outcomes in 14 rural NY counties via data-informed practice.

Awards:

• National Academies of Practice (2014)
• Social Work Academy Distinguished Scholar/Fellow (2014)

Advising/Grants: While specific grants or advisees aren’t detailed here, her leadership in collaborative research underscores her role in mentoring and institutional funding.

Labs/Teams: Directs the Buffalo Center for Social Research, fostering interdisciplinary partnerships to bridge academic and community needs.