معرفی
Fay Keys is an Associate Professor (Clinical) and Education Technology Coordinator at the School of Social Work, Wayne State University. She specializes in gerontology, online learning methodologies, and behavioral addictions among urban elders. Her role involves advancing educational technologies and mentoring faculty in digital pedagogy.
Educations:
- D.L., Widener University School of Law
- M.S.W., University of Pennsylvania
- M.L.S., University of Pittsburgh
Research Interests:
Focuses on the impact of online learning environments and behavioral patterns in aging populations. Key areas include casino gambling motivations, risk-taking behaviors, and barriers to gerontological social work education. Utilizes qualitative research methods to explore these topics.
Teaching & Advising:
- Teaches courses on human behavior, ethics, social welfare law, and services for older adults.
- Mentors faculty in online instructional strategies.
Research Projects:
- Longitudinal Study: Gambling Attitudes Among Urban Elders (PI, 2008–present)
- Gerontological Academic Needs of Students (Co-PI, funded by CSWE)
Awards:
- Recipient of multiple teaching accolades including Wayne State’s President’s Award (2013) and Inclusive Teaching Award (2025).
Labs/Teams: Active in the Center for Social Work Research, advancing interdisciplinary aging studies and technology-enhanced education.
