Enhancements    

Mark Lusk

 
Health Sciences and Nursing Building
El Paso Texas, 79968
Homemwlusk@utep.edu
Phone Logo(915) 929-4200
HomeWeb Site

Community

Community of Engaged Scholars
UTEP Community Engagement and Research in COVID-19
Mark W Lusk
Professor Emeritus, Social Work - Interdisciplinary Health Sciences

Professor Emeritus of Social Work, Dr. Mark Lusk, is an experienced field worker and researcher in Latin America. Fluent in Spanish and Portuguese, he has lived and worked extensively in South America. Prof Lusk was named NASW Social Work Pioneer by the National Association of Social Workers in recognition of his scholarship. He currently writes on human rights, social justice, and forced migrants. Mark is licensed in Texas as a Licensed Master Social Worker (LMSW).

KEYWORDS

  1. Community Engaged Scholarship
  2. Social Work
  3. International Development
  4. Migration
  5. Refugees
  6. Border Health

CUSTOMIZED LINKS

  1. Featured awards
  2. ProQuest/Pivot funding opportunities
IN THE NEWS
  1. UTEP Study Examines Pandemic's Effect on Hispanic Students’ Mental Health
  2. UTEP Ph.D. Student Receives Grant to Explore Resilience among Migrant Children
  3. UTEP Social Work Professor, Students Publish Human Rights Report
  4. UTEP Names Two Faculty Fellows to Strengthen University's Vision of Community Engagement
  5. Social Work Professor Earns Migrant Grant
  6. UTEP Program Receives Grant to Train Bilingual Texas Social Workers
  7. Partnerships Capture Community's Attention
  8. Studies Explore the Lives of Migrants
  9. Mexican Immigrants' Resiliency Leads to Better Mental Health
  10. Mexican Immigrants' Resiliency Leads to Better Mental Health
  11. Resiliency Helps Drug War Refugees Cope