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Edward Potts

Director of Admissions, Clinical Associate Professor
BA, Roosevelt University, Chicago, Illinois
MSW, University of Illinois at Chicago
Master of Management, Northwestern University, Evanston, Illinois

Email: epotts@uic.edu
Phone: (312) 996-3218
Room: 4355

Edward Potts

 

Professional Interests 

  • Social and economic justice
  • Organizational and program design

Current Research

  • Civic engagement
  • Outcome measurement application
  • Program design and structure

 

Practice Experience

More than 30 years of human service planning, management, evaluation, teaching and consulting with a variety of social service agencies.

Selected Recent Publications

Potts, E. (2002).  The Du Bois-Washington Debate: Conflicting Strategies.  In E. Peterson (Ed.), Freedom Road: Adult Education of African Americans (pp. 27-39).  Melbourne, Florida:  Kreiger Publishing.

Books & Articles in Progress

Linsk, N.L.  Mitchell, C.G.  Adherence to HIV Therapies: Can Applied Behavior Analysis Help?  Submitted, May, 2000.  Briggs, H.E. (Ed.) Handbook of Evidence Based Social Work Practice.

Mitchell, C.G. & Linsk, N.L. (2000).  In Press.  A Multidimensional conceptual framework for understanding HIV/AIDS as a chronic long-term illness.  Social Work.