Ms. Wilson received her Bachelors degree from The University of Massachusetts Amherst and her Master of Social Work degree from the University of Georgia. In December of this year, she is scheduled to graduate from Clark Atlanta University with a Doctoral degree in Social Work. She is a licensed Master Social Worker in the State of Georgia.

Her direct practice experience includes providing in-home therapy to children and families. Over the course of eight years, she served in a number of positions with the Department of Family and Children Services, to include child protective services case manager, supervisor, and program administrator. She served as the Director of the Child Welfare Scholar's Program and Assistant Professor of Social Work at Kennesaw State University for over four years.

Her primary research interests are children and families and the impact of technology on Social Work practice.

Ms. Wilson received her Bachelors degree from The University of Massachusetts Amherst and her Master of Social Work degree from the University of Georgia. In December of this year, she is scheduled to graduate from Clark Atlanta University with a Doctoral degree in Social Work. She is a licensed Master Social Worker in the State of Georgia. Her direct practice experience includes providing in-home therapy to children and families. Over the course of eight years, she served in a number of positions with the Department of Family and Children Services, to include child protective services case manager, supervisor, and program administrator. She served as the Director of the Child Welfare Scholar's Program and Assistant Professor of Social Work at Kennesaw State University for over four years. Her primary research interests are children and families and the impact of technology on Social Work practice.