Dr. Sung Yun

Biography

Sung Hyun Yun is an Associate Professor in the School of Social Work, with extensive teaching experience in generalist social work practice, research, and internship seminars, particularly focusing on issues of abuse and violence within families and communities. As a dedicated scholar, Dr. Yun emphasizes collaboration with the community, grounding his research in anti-oppressive perspectives, human empowerment, and pro-feminist frameworks. His research primarily targets vulnerable populations and societal challenges, developing effective treatments and interventions in social work practice. His projects focus on underrepresented and underserved populations including immigrants, refugees, and survivors of violence. Dr. Yun’s research employs advanced quantitative methodologies and psychometrics, and he is committed to integrating evidence-based, outcome-driven teaching and learning into effective social work practice. His scholarly contributions include notable publications and presentations on intimate partner violence, mental health outcomes, and community-based intervention programs for male survivors of childhood sexual abuse. Dr. Yun’s work not only advances academic knowledge but also ensures practical applications that benefit individuals and communities.

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