Daniel
Pollack
Professor, Wurzweiler School of Social Work
Wilf campus - Belfer Hall
Room# 911D
Serving plaintiffs and defendants, Professor Pollack has been an expert witness for attorneys in more than 35 states. He has also provided litigation support and been a consultant to many attorneys. Since 1980, Professor Pollack has held executive, management, and policy-making positions in social welfare agencies in Maryland and Ohio, including deputy executive director for Maryland's Social Services Administration and principal advisor for health and human services to Ohio's governor. His experience includes liability of agencies and workers in child protection and foster care, licensing of public and private facilities, record management, confidentiality, corrections, policing, and ethics.
Professor Pollack's research interests include law, ethics, and liability; child abuse and neglect; foster care, adoption, wrongful death of children in foster care and residential care; risk management; record keeping; licensing and accreditation; domestic violence, and international social work. Professor Pollack is an honorary fellow of the American Academy of Adoption & Assisted Reproductive Attorneys. He was also a Commissioner of Game Over: Commission to Protect Youth Athletes ("Larry Nassar Commission.")
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Wilf campus - Belfer Hall
Room# 911D