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Assistant
Professor
Office:
TETC 254-K
Phone: 410-543-6513
Email:
makushner@salisbury.edu
Web page:
www.margokushnertherapist.com
Appointment Year: 2006
Courses Taught
Social
Work Practice I
Advanced
Practice with Families
Advanced Practice with Groups
Substance Abuse Assessment and Intervention
Research/Practice Interests
Family Law Legislation
Children's Rights
Meditation and Arbitration
Child Custody and Access
Collaborative Law
Institutions Attended
| University of Calgary |
Ph.D. |
| University of Calgary |
MSW |
| University of Calgary |
BSW |
| York University |
BA, Major in Anthropology |
Other Credentials
Clinical registration with the Canadian Social Work
Association
Licensed Certified Social Worker - Clinical, State of
Maryland
Member, AAMFT - American Association of Marriage and
Family Therapists
Reviewer, AAMFT scholarly works/workshop submissions.
Member, AFCC - Association of Family and Conciliation
Courts
Member, SSPS - Society for the Study of Social Problems
Nominated for excellence in teaching award at the
University of Calgary 2003
Recipient of the Women Helping Women Scholarship
provided by the Psychology Association, Alberta, CA 2002, 2003
Committees and Boards
Administrative Office of the Courts - Custody
Subcommittee of the Maryland Judiciary, Committee on
Family Law
Habitat
for Humanity - Board Member, Salisbury Chapter
Scholarly Work - Peer-Reviewed Articles
Kushner,
M. (2009) Judges & child custody evaluators beware:
Methodological limitations
inherent in the research about children & divorce.
Canadian Family Law Quarterly 28 (1),
pp. 33-49.
Kushner, M. (2009) A dual model for completing parenting
plans post separation.
Journal of Divorce & Remarriage, 50(7).
Kushner, M. (2009) A review of the empirical literature
about child development and
adjustment post separation. Journal of Divorce &
Remarriage (in press).
Kushner, M. (2008) Contextual Slippage: A Detriment to
Child Custody Planning? Journal
of Child Custody, 5(3/4), 276-298.
Kushner, M. (2006) Is best interests a solution to
filling potholes in child custody planning?
Journal of Child Custody, 3(2), 71-89.
Kushner, M. (2006) Best interests and child custody
planning. Journal of Divorce &
Remarriage, 44(3/4), 17-29.
Kushner, M. (2005) The child custody expert:
Legitimizing one's moral and legal self.
Canadian Family Law Quarterly, 23(1), 94-99.
Kushner, M. (2005) Child custody experts: An identity
crisis. Canadian Family Law Quarterly,
22(3), 297-317.
Scholarly Work - Professional Publications
Kushner, M. (2008, Feb.) Mapping text. Institutional
Ethnography Newsletter. 5(1).
Kushner, M. (2007, June) Tips for divorcing parents
regarding their children.
NASW web-site
www.helpstartshere.org.
Kushner, M. (2006) Child custody planning in a
textually structured court system.
Published doctoral dissertation, University of
Calgary, Calgary, AB.
Kushner, M. (2005). The relationship between children of
divorce and the legal system,
revisited. Psymposium,
14(4), 22-25.
Kushner, M. (2004). The relationship between children of
divorce and the legal system.
Women in Psychology,
15(3), 3-6.
Kushner, M. (1995). Principles of prosperity and social
work. The Advocate, 20(1), 16-17.
Kushner, M. (1994). Excelling in private practice.
The Advocate, 19(4), 17-18.
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