Gerard Chung
Social Work, Technology, Parenting, and Interventions
I'm an assistant professor of Social Work at the National University of Singapore, researching on technology in social work.
I graduated with a PhD in social work from UNC at Chapel Hill. I did my postdoctoral at A*STAR, and Social Service Research Centre. Before academia, I practiced as a social worker at Fei Yue Family Service Centre.
I'm Singaporean 🇸🇬. In my free time, I enjoy making Scratch games with my kids.
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Jan'24 | Taught SWM5117B "Practice Research Capstone" to MSW students |
Oct'23 | Comments on why the extended 2 to 4-weeks paternity leave can help fathers to feel empowered in TodayOnline Big Read |
Sept'23 | Our report on Symposium on In-Work Poverty and the Challenges of Getting By Among the Young” is out! |
Aug'23 | Taught SW4103 "Research and Evaluation" |
July'23 | Comments in a TodayOnline article “Child abuse cases in larger families: Why parents may pick on one child and who’s more at risk” |
June'23 |
Completed a computational text analysis of adoption home assessment reports for Fei Yue Community Services. My A*STAR intern Samuel (LinkedIn) from NUS Statistics Department finished his internship! I joined NUS as an assistant professor! |