Stacy M. Husebo

Stacy M. Husebo is an Assistant Professor in the joint Master of Social Work (MSW) program between St. Catherine University and the University of St. Thomas. She teaches foundation and clinical field seminars, History and Philosophy of Social Work, Social Policy, and MSW clinical electives. Her work emphasizes student-centered learning, reflective practice, and social justice advocacy. Husebo serves as a field faculty liaison, collaborating with community agencies to support internships and field education.

• Bachelor of Arts in English/Creative Writing (University of Minnesota-Twin Cities, 1989)
• Master of Social Work (St. Catherine University/University of St. Thomas, 2002)

Her research focuses on contemplative practices in education, critical pedagogy, and field education. She has presented at conferences like CMIND and published on grief's role in scholarly work. Husebo maintains a private therapy practice, provides LICSW licensure supervision, and offers spiritual direction.

Her scholarship integrates mindfulness, vulnerability in clinical work, and emotional balance. She advocates for diversity and social justice in both academia and clinical practice.