Assistant Professor for Marriage & Family Therapy
Dr. Hartwell is the newest faculty member in the MFT department. She received her doctorate in Human Development & Family Science (Couple & Family Therapy program) from The Ohio State University in May 2013. She received her master's in MFT from Antioch University New England and her bachelor's from Cornell University. Her interest in family systems theory, feminist theory, and advancing MFT research is reflected in her dissertation, titled, "Can Androgyny Balance Bowen? A Study of Distance Regulation, Sex Roles, and Well-being."
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About Erica E. Hartwell
Dr. Hartwell is the newest faculty member in the MFT department. She received her doctorate in Human Development & Family Science (Couple & Family Therapy program) from The Ohio State University in May 2013. She received her master's in MFT from Antioch University New England and her bachelor's from Cornell University. Her interest in family systems theory, feminist theory, and advancing MFT research is reflected in her dissertation, titled, "Can Androgyny Balance Bowen? A Study of Distance Regulation, Sex Roles, and Well-being."
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Disciplines
Education and Counseling
Contact Information
o: Canisius Hall Rm 102
p: 203-254-4000 x2866
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