Kyle E Mcgee

Kyle E Mcgee is a Lecturer in the Department of Social Work within the College of Public Health at Temple University. He teaches both undergraduate and graduate-level social work courses and is actively engaged in experiential learning through his role on the Paley Simulation Committee.

Education:

• DSW (in progress), Kutztown University
• MSW, West Chester University
• MS, Criminal Justice, West Chester University
• BA, Sociology, Albright College

Kyle is a Pennsylvania Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) and a Certified Clinical Trauma Specialist for Individuals (CCTS-I), with over seven years of clinical and community-based practice in Philadelphia and Camden County. His expertise lies in trauma-focused therapy, behavioral health integration in primary care, and therapeutic interventions for substance abuse, batterers, and sex offenders. He emphasizes trauma-informed practices and service engagement as central to professional development.

His teaching focuses on human behavior in social environments, direct practice theories, and social service delivery systems. While no publications are listed, his instructional and clinical work reflects a strong commitment to applied social work education and mental health service innovation.

Kyle is actively involved in institutional service, including prior roles on ethics and trauma-informed care workgroups, student mentoring, and current participation in interdisciplinary simulation initiatives at Temple University. He does not hold any listed scientific awards or research grants.

He has not advised any named students in the provided material and is not described as leading a lab or research team.