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Biographical Sketches

Professor Mark Ezell has been in academia for almost 20 years and has published and teaches about juvenile justice, social work administration, advocacy, and research.

Michelle Levy has been practicing social work for over 10 years. She specializes in program administration, evaluation and research in child welfare.

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