معرفی
Heather Diehl serves as a Clinical Assistant Professor in the School of Social Work at Salisbury University, specializing in end-of-life care with extensive experience supporting military-connected student populations. Her professional identity bridges clinical practice, academic instruction, and community advocacy.
Her research critically examines:
- Structural barriers for dual-career military households
- Academic transition challenges faced by student veterans
- Rural healthcare disparities in aging and end-of-life services
Within the classroom, she delivers core curriculum courses including Human Behavior, Social Welfare Policy & Advocacy, and Practice with Individuals and Groups. Her teaching integrates frontline clinical experience with military community engagement, where she serves as an education/career mentor for military spouses. This tripartite commitment to clinical practice, pedagogy, and community service defines her professional approach.
Educational background:
- MSW, California State University, Northridge (2010)
- BA in English and Creative Writing, Goucher College
