Assumption College human services degree

Susan Scully-Hill, Ph.D.

Associate Professor of Human Services and Rehabilitation Studies

Degrees Earned

B.A., Michigan State University; Social Work, 1985

M.A., Michigan State University; Rehabilitation Counselor Education, 1988

Ph.D., Michigan State University; Rehabilitation Counselor Education, 1996

Ph.D. Thesis Title: “Knowledge and Skill Areas Associated with Disability Management Practice for Rehabilitation Counselors”

Human Services and Rehabilitation Studies

Contact

508-767-7319

sscully@assumption.edu

Academic Programs

Human Services and Rehabilitation Studies

Communication Sciences and Disorders

Community Service Learning

Occupational and Physical Therapy

Working with Children and Adolescents in Community Settings

Health Sciences

Undergraduate Courses Taught

Interviewing Techniques in Human Services

Principles of Case Management

Loss and Bereavement across the Lifespan

Family Aspects of Disability

Introduction to Counseling Children and Adolescents in Applied Settings

Recent Publications & Editorships

Scully-Hill, S.M.& Hill, C.R. (in progress). Factors influencing the career development and career choice of persons with disabilities pursuing STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) careers.

Hill, C.R. & Scully-Hill, S.M. (in progress). Factors influencing the career development and career choice of minorities pursuing STEM careers.

Scully-Hill, S.M. (2002). Video Review: Westminister Film. Go the Distance. Rehabilitation Education, 16(4), 387-389.

Scully, S.M. & Cumming-McCann, A. (2001). Book Review: D.M. Krotoski, M.A. Nosek, & Turk, M.A. Women with physical disabilities. Rehabilitation Counseling Bulletin, 44(3), 180-182.

Scully, S.M., Habeck, R.V., & Leahy, M.J. (1999). Knowledge and skill areas associated with disability management practice for rehabilitation counselors. Rehabilitation Counseling Bulletin, 43(1), 20-29.

Recent Presentations & Lectures

Scully-Hill, S.M., Hill, C.R., Johnson, A. & Marshall, C. “Factors Influencing Career Development and Choice of Minorities, Persons with Disabilities, and Minorities with Disabilities pursuing STEM Careers.” Eastern Alliance in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (EAST) Conference: Ten Thousand Teachers…Ten Million Minds…and Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics Education. November 2006.

Scully-Hill, S.M.& Hill, C.R. “Factors Influencing the Career Choice and Career Development of Hispanics in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) Careers.” Hispanics in Engineering National Conference. November 2006.

Scully-Hill, S.M. “Rehabilitation Counseling 101.” Department of Industrial Accidents Administrative Judges Training Conference. June 2006.

Scully-Hill, S.M. & Hill, C. R. “Disabilities and Culture: Becoming Culturally Competent.” Massachusetts Rehabilitation Counseling Association Annual Conference. December 2005.

Scully-Hill, S.M. & Hill, C.R. “Serving Biracial and Multiethnic Children and Families.” Child Care Connection-Worcester. September 2005.

Scully-Hill, S.M. & Hill, C.R. “Disabilities and Culture: Becoming Culturally Competent.” Northeast Rehabilitation Association Regional Conference. April 2005.

Hill, C.R. & Scully, S.M. “Making Connections and Building Bridges: Developing Cultural Competence.” South Shore Mental Health Center. March 2005.

Scully, S.M. & Hill, C.R. “Engineering Makes a World of Difference: K-12 Outreach.” Hispanics in Engineering National Conference. October 2004.

Grants & Awards

Faculty Development Grant Recipient, 2007. Factors Influencing Career Development and Career Choice of Minorities, Persons with Disabilities, and Minorities with Disabilities Pursuing STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) Careers.

Academics

Susan Scully-Hill, Ph.D.

Assumption College

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