Gregory D Gross
Biographic Data
| ID | 6607111 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Gregory D Gross |
| GIVEN NAMES | Gregory D |
| FAMILY NAME | Gross |
| SIGNATURE | GROSS G D |
| AFFILIATIONS | College of Saint Rose |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-8383-4697 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 12 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 11 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1992 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
The Board Game
The Diversity of Fetishes/The Fetishes of Diversity
The Diversity of Fetishes/The Fetishes of Diversity." Journal of Progressive Human Services, 27(2), pp. 131–132
Can Health Care Reform End Stigma Toward Mental Illness
This article addresses the destigmatization of mental health through health care reform by incorporating antistigma efforts—a destaining of mental illness—through prevention and early intervention in community-based programs that would be mandated and funded through the auspices of Patient Protection and the Affordable Care Act (ACA). Mental health care policies under the ACA and the Mental Health Parity Act are briefly described, following a def…
Viral lance / Viral lens / Vile ends / Violence - AIDswords -, Viral Lance Redux-roughTrade, and Afterword Redux
On Our Hunger for Empty Calories in the Obama Campaign
Social Work
Unpacking social work's low self-image and even lower social prestige reveals multiple layers of assumptions both within and outside the discipline that coalesce to construct a profession at odds with itself. Social work colludes with social forces which devalue its work while it presents a series of signs that reinforce the negative stereo-types associated with its practices. Social work projects little sign value, and what sign value it has ten…
The End of Justice and the Last Brand
Social work has begun to lose its handle on justice for two reasons: first, the profession has claimed its self-protective place among knowledge workers and second, because it has emptied the term “justice” of meaning. These developments find their parallel counterpart in the culture at large where justice has become trivialized within a liquid modernity found in the marketplace of television, the Internet, and the social
ScienZart Deconstructed 2 Da Max
Deconstruction challenges the authority of the language of social work's grand narratives and thus exposes the profession's dearest notions to a fresh examination, interpretation, and evaluation. “ScienZart,” a postmodern art project co-performed with a computer, blends art and science to create a research tool that deconstructs the social work text. Rooted in conceptual art and postmodern social science, “ScienZart” provides a means for unmaskin…
Gatekeeping for Cultural Competence
Cultural competence, an axiomatic idea full of promise, struggles to meet its mission due to four handicapping conditions: the over-ambitiousness of the term’s definition; the underrepresentation of the humanities in HBSE content; the over-simplification of the term culture; and the underpreparedness of professors and programs for delivery of diversity content. “Mastery” of minority content may not be possible, and those who believe they have suc…
The Drama of Prejudice
Students continue to graduate from social work programs with their negative attitudes and uneasy feelings about gays and lesbians eroded but still intact. The AIDS phenomenon has heightened their awareness but also their anxiety. Hoffman, Fierstein, and Kramer wrote AIDS plays early in the epidemic's history, and their voices, translated through their all-too-human fictional characters, speak out loud about living, loving, and dying. Structured c…
Coming Up For Air
Gatekeeping for Cultural Competence
Cultural competence, an axiomatic idea full of promise, struggles to meet its mission due to four handicapping conditions: the over-ambitiousness of the term’s definition; the underrepresentation of the humanities in HBSE content; the over-simplification of the term culture; and the underpreparedness of professors and programs for delivery of diversity content. “Mastery” of minority content may not be possible, and those who believe they have suc…
Can Health Care Reform End Stigma Toward Mental Illness
This article addresses the destigmatization of mental health through health care reform by incorporating antistigma efforts—a destaining of mental illness—through prevention and early intervention in community-based programs that would be mandated and funded through the auspices of Patient Protection and the Affordable Care Act (ACA). Mental health care policies under the ACA and the Mental Health Parity Act are briefly described, following a def…
On Our Hunger for Empty Calories in the Obama Campaign
The Drama of Prejudice
Students continue to graduate from social work programs with their negative attitudes and uneasy feelings about gays and lesbians eroded but still intact. The AIDS phenomenon has heightened their awareness but also their anxiety. Hoffman, Fierstein, and Kramer wrote AIDS plays early in the epidemic's history, and their voices, translated through their all-too-human fictional characters, speak out loud about living, loving, and dying. Structured c…
Coming Up For Air
The Drama of Prejudice
Students continue to graduate from social work programs with their negative attitudes and uneasy feelings about gays and lesbians eroded but still intact. The AIDS phenomenon has heightened their awareness but also their anxiety. Hoffman, Fierstein, and Kramer wrote AIDS plays early in the epidemic's history, and their voices, translated through their all-too-human fictional characters, speak out loud about living, loving, and dying. Structured c…
Gatekeeping for Cultural Competence
Cultural competence, an axiomatic idea full of promise, struggles to meet its mission due to four handicapping conditions: the over-ambitiousness of the term’s definition; the underrepresentation of the humanities in HBSE content; the over-simplification of the term culture; and the underpreparedness of professors and programs for delivery of diversity content. “Mastery” of minority content may not be possible, and those who believe they have suc…
ScienZart Deconstructed 2 Da Max
Deconstruction challenges the authority of the language of social work's grand narratives and thus exposes the profession's dearest notions to a fresh examination, interpretation, and evaluation. “ScienZart,” a postmodern art project co-performed with a computer, blends art and science to create a research tool that deconstructs the social work text. Rooted in conceptual art and postmodern social science, “ScienZart” provides a means for unmaskin…
The End of Justice and the Last Brand
Social work has begun to lose its handle on justice for two reasons: first, the profession has claimed its self-protective place among knowledge workers and second, because it has emptied the term “justice” of meaning. These developments find their parallel counterpart in the culture at large where justice has become trivialized within a liquid modernity found in the marketplace of television, the Internet, and the social
Social Work
Unpacking social work's low self-image and even lower social prestige reveals multiple layers of assumptions both within and outside the discipline that coalesce to construct a profession at odds with itself. Social work colludes with social forces which devalue its work while it presents a series of signs that reinforce the negative stereo-types associated with its practices. Social work projects little sign value, and what sign value it has ten…
Viral lance / Viral lens / Vile ends / Violence - AIDswords -, Viral Lance Redux-roughTrade, and Afterword Redux
On Our Hunger for Empty Calories in the Obama Campaign
The Board Game
The Diversity of Fetishes/The Fetishes of Diversity
The Diversity of Fetishes/The Fetishes of Diversity." Journal of Progressive Human Services, 27(2), pp. 131–132
Can Health Care Reform End Stigma Toward Mental Illness
This article addresses the destigmatization of mental health through health care reform by incorporating antistigma efforts—a destaining of mental illness—through prevention and early intervention in community-based programs that would be mandated and funded through the auspices of Patient Protection and the Affordable Care Act (ACA). Mental health care policies under the ACA and the Mental Health Parity Act are briefly described, following a def…
Political science (8 works) · Law (7 works) · Sociology (7 works) · Law (6 works) · Psychology (5 works) · Social Work Education and Practice (4 works) · Art (3 works) · Medicine (3 works) · Social Psychology (3 works) · Social Psychology (3 works)