Richard M. Cooper, Widener University
Assistant Clinical Professor
Co-Coordinator African & African American Studies
Department of Social Work
Director Social Work (BSW) Program
Chester, Pennsylvania
rxc0005@widener.edu
Office:
(610) 499-1134
Expert In
Adolescent popular culture
African American culture
African American music
Black adolescence
Black culture
Black history
Black Lives Matter
Black males
Black popular culture
Classic hip hop
Cultural Diversity anti-racism training
Diversity
Gangster rap
Racism
Social Work counseling
Social Work practice
Youth popular culture
Bio/Research
I have a working class background and was raised in semi-rural Chester County, PA. I was drawn to activism and social change buttressed by the Civil Rights Movement and a desire to engage in the work that addressed oppression and racism directly. Social work for me is a calling. I seek to prepare...
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Bio/Research
I have a working class background and was raised in semi-rural Chester County, PA. I was drawn to activism and social change buttressed by the Civil Rights Movement and a desire to engage in the work that addressed oppression and racism directly. Social work for me is a calling. I seek to prepare students to cogently discover and articulate their future work/mission for a myriad of practice opportunities in the field.
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