Heather Larkin Holloway

Heather Larkin Holloway

Associate Professor
School of Social Welfare

Contact

Richardson 280A
Education

PhD (2006) The Catholic University of America

MSW (1994) Boston University

BA (1992) University of Rhode Island

Heather Larkin Holloway
About

UAlbany News - 5 Questions with Faculty (2019)

ACE Response in Capital Region of NY Community (SSW Radio Show - 2019).

Personal Websites - The National Center for Excellence in Homeless Services  and ACE Response 

Awards and Honors
 

2014 - New York State Council on Children & Families:

“What’s Great in New York State – A Celebration of Children’s Mental Health Awareness.”

Award for the ACE Think Tank & Action Team Events
 

2014 - New York State Senate Proclamation and Senate Resolution

In recognition of The HEARTS Initiative for ACE Response
 

2014 - President’s Award for Exemplary Community Engagement

The HEARTS Initiative, a partnership of 16 organizations, led by Dr. Heather Larkin,

Associate Professor, School of Social Welfare, reflects aspects of community-engaged scholarship and service, directly connecting practitioners in the community with emerging research and bringing emerging practices to research.
 

2013 - President’s Award for Exemplary Community Engagement

Service Outcomes Action Research (SOAR): Longstanding community-based participatory research involving faculty and two providers of residential and community-based care for high need youth. Faculty and practitioners collaborate on developing evidence-based practices to improve treatment services and outcomes. Community-engaged teaching has been another important component of this project. School of Criminal Justice, School of Social Welfare, LaSalle School, Saint Anne Institute.
 

2012-Champion of Character Educator Leadership Award, Sage College, Troy, N.Y.

The Academy states that Heather's leadership, positive actions and quest for excellence make her a role model and attests to the positive influence she has on positive character development in our community.  The award recognizes Heather's extraordinary efforts in preventing and addressing adverse childhood experiences through the HEARTS Initiative.