STEPHANIE M. CAMPBELL 6 Moore Avenue ▪ Chatham, NY 12037

Phone: (518)788.3018Email: smc797@nyu.edu

EDUCATIONSILVER SCHOOL OF SOCIAL WORK, NEW YORK UNIVERSITY, NEW YORK, NY· Master of Social Work (2015)· Certified Alcohol Substance Abuse Counselor-T (2015)

University At Albany (SUNY), Albany, NY· Master of Science, Secondary Education (2009)· Initial Certification (7-12) September 2009 · Recipient of the Secondary Education Scholarship

TEACHERS COLLEGE, COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY, NEW YORK, NY· Masters of Arts/Philosophy (2001)

BARD COLLEGE, ANNANDALE, NY· Bachelor of Arts - History and Philosophy of Science (1997)· Recipient of the Higher Education Opportunity Program (HEOP) scholarship

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

FOR-NY, ALBANY, NY AUG 2015 – PRESENT

Director of Policy – FOR-NY Center for Policy· Develop and implement series of 8 regional Community Listening Forms to identify key

issues of concern for action· Coordinate development and implementation of all research and evaluation tools· Participate in state and national policy related committees and hearings including

Alcoholism and Substance Abuse Providers (ASAP), Council on Addictions of New York State (CANYS), the Coalition for Whole Health (CWH), Faces and Voice for Recovery, and the National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence (NCADD, and others

CAZANOVIA COLLEGE, ALBANY, NYAdjunct, Psychology, Aug 2015-Present

· Teaching Childhood Disorders course

COLUMBIA-GREEN COMMUNITY COLLEGE, HUDSON, NYAdjunct, Psychology/Sociology; Sep 2009- June 2012

· Taught introductory psychology and sociology courses

CHATHAM CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT, CHATHAM, NY Social Studies Teacher – Sep 2009- June 2012

· Created lesson plans for courses that incorporated strategies for differentiated instruction, classwork that fostered cooperative learning, homework that focused on assessing literacy and content skills, and multiple forms of assessments

· Organized student-wide assemblies and classroom lectures with guest speakers for additional curriculum instruction

·NYS SENATE, ALBANY, NY

JAN 2006 – DEC 2006Director of Communications, Office of Senator Stephen M. Saland· Created communication strategies and served as principle spokesperson and media

contact· Managed all internal and external communications

· Crafted media message for the Senator and the Senate Education Committee in coordination with the Senator and senior staff members

· Coordinated all press activity including press statements, press conferences, news releases, letters–to-the-editor, as well as managed the Senator’s website

· Worked with consultants to develop and execute a direct mail plan and media campaign during the 2006 election

NYS ASSEMBLY, ALBANY, NY APR 2003 – JAN 2006

Steering Committee Coordinator and Public Affairs Coordinator, Regional Coordinator· Organized press conferences and roundtable discussions across New York State on

legislative issues· Created and managed the Task Force on New Americans, which included organizing

events focused on issues critical to immigrants and their families and served as a liaison between Assembly members and various constituent groups

· Developed policy positions for the Conference in the areas of Government Reform and Quality of Life, and researched and crafted appropriate legislative memos for bill drafting

· Disseminated the overall conference message as it pertained to assigned regional members via direct mail, press releases, constituent pieces and educational brochures

HUDSON-CATSKILL NEWSPAPERS, INC., HUDSON, NY FEB 2001 – JULY 2002; FEB 2009 – SEP 2009 – FEB 2014

Reporter /Columnist · Initiated and wrote stories for weekly and daily newspapers on a variety of

subjects· Traveled to Africa to cover and write a series of stories on humanitarian effort· Started a weekly column on important socio-economic issues

POWERS, CRANE & CO., ALBANY, NY AUG 2002 –APR 2003

Government and Public Affairs Associate· Tracked and analyzed media on issues of importance to clients and to the firm· Wrote the Albany Report, a weekly newsletter on significant legislative and political

events· Established relationships between clients and legislative officials· Provided legislative research and analysis on issues critical to clients

INTERNSHIPSST. PETERS ADDICTION RECOVERY CENTER, GUILDERLAND, NY

SEP 2014 – MAY 2015Intern

· Complete biopsychosocial assessment, treatment plans, and discharge plans for chemically addicted clients to identify and recommend appropriate services

· Facilitated multi-phase, psychoeducation group sessions for chemically addicted clients· Coordinate all referrals for clients for inpatient and outpatient services· Facilitate therapy sessions with families and significant others

BERKSHIRE FARMS OUTPATIENT SUBSTANCE ABUSE SERVICES, CANAAN, NY FEB 2014 – AUG 2014

Intern· Responsible for screening and intake process for new clients· Develop alcoholism and substance abuse treatment plans · Participate in consultation, case conference process and case management· Co-facilitate Group Therapy sessions with adolescents

REFERENCES Available upon request