Stephanie A Books

Stephanie A Books is an Adjunct Assistant Professor at the University of Texas at Arlington School of Social Work and also serves as an Adjunct Professor at Texas Christian University. She is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and Board Approved Supervisor with a strong background in victim services, child welfare, and clinical supervision.

• Adjunct Assistant Professor, University of Texas at Arlington (2016–Present)
• Adjunct Professor, Texas Christian University (2025–Present)
• Managing Partner, Books and Sterling, LLC (2019–Present)

Her educational background includes a Master of Science in Social Work from The University of Texas at Arlington (2008) and a Bachelor of Science in Social Work from Texas Christian University (2006).

Stephanie's research and teaching interests center on clinical social work practice, ethics, supervision, and social policy, particularly related to children, youth, and families. She has extensive experience in direct practice, program leadership, and trauma-informed interventions, including TBRI® and CISM certifications.

Although no peer-reviewed publications are listed, her recent teaching and presentations reflect a consistent focus on ethical supervision, community practice, and child welfare policy across multiple academic and professional venues.

Her professional accolades include:

• Outstanding Teaching by an Adjunct, UTA (2019)
• Lifetime Achievement, NASW North Central Texas (2019)
• Field Instructor of the Year, TCU (2009)

Stephanie has advised numerous social work students through field placements and academic instruction, though specific student names are not listed. She has not secured publicly mentioned grants, but her work with Books and Sterling, LLC, and her roles in public service indicate active engagement in applied social work and training.

She is affiliated with the National Association of Social Workers (2004–Present) and serves on the faculty of the Texas Victim Services Association Advanced Academy, contributing to statewide training and professional development in victim services.