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Jude M. Antonyappan

Courses |Teaching Areas | Research Presentations and Publications | Projects & Interests | Service to University/Committees |Service to Community

Contact Information

Title:

Professor

Office:

Hours:

Mariposa 5023

Spring 2013 Thursdays 3 - 5:30 & by appt.

E-mail:

judea@csus.edu

Office
Phone:

(916) 278-7171

Mailing
Address:

Sacramento State
6000 J Street
Sacramento, CA 95819 

Courses:

Fall 2013

  1. SWRK 250 Social Welfare Policies and Services

  2. SWRK 500 Thesis/ Culminating Experience

  3. SWRK 501 Advanced Methods in Evaluating Practice

  1. SWRK 251 Advanced Policy Practice (Sections 2 & 5)

  2. SWRK 296  B Advanced Methods in Evaluating Practice

  3. SWRK 500 Thesis/ Culminating Experience

Sac CT sites for each of these courses can be accessed by students registered  in the respective courses

Dr. Antonyappan, Fulbright Scholar, and professional educator, is involved in the following research projects: a) Multiculturalism and its implications, national identity and ethnicity, Radicalization of National Identity and Social Capital of the Immigrant Populations; b)  Educational Competencies for Resource Development; c)  Diversity and the Refuge Ethic; d) Integrative Intelligence, Sexual Intelligence  and  Spirituality based  Stress Management Techniques for Self-Actualization. Her study of organizational and human behavior in the context of  human  convictions and processes to understand how and why certain paradigms are perceived as preferred ways of living is an concurrent process of her teaching and comprises an integral element of the  scholarship of her teaching. She obtained her doctorate in Social Welfare from the University of California at Berkeley in 1996. Her extensive teaching and research experience in the United States and abroad is helpful in her focused activities around innovative methods of curriculum development and instruction. She has traveled widely to engage in integrated systems of  study on her areas of research and examine the perspectives of communities and groups of individuals from India, United Kingdom, France, Germany, Canada, Qatar, Italy, Spain, Thailand, Taiwan, Singapore, Mexico, Nepal and Bangladesh. She is a keen practitioner of Yoga, Tai Chi, Classical dance forms of India, and Ayurvedic healing and cooking. Receiving instruction in the Kenpo form of martial arts, she obtained her black belt in Karate. She is an eager and competent Chess player. Most importantly she is a responsible individual who values ethical leadership and respectful behavior in herself and her peers as integral to the human life systems.