Dr. Joseph Reilly serves as Senior Lecturer at Goodwin College. His previous experience includes counseling of ACT 101 and Project Prepare students at Widener University in Chester, Pa., and student development program counselor at the University of Toledo.

In addition to teaching at Drexel and Widener, Dr. Reilly has held teaching positions at Villanova and Saint Joseph's universities and Neumann and Rosemont colleges in Pennsylvania, as well as the University of Toledo and Terra Technical College in Ohio.

Selected Presentations
& Publications:

Journal of Humanistic Psychology:

• January 2008 - "Students Evaluate Carl Rogers and His Relationship with Gloria: A Brief Report" (co-author Veronica Jacobus), V. 48, #1, pp. 32-41

International Psychohistorical Association:

• 2007 -"City Man and Country Boy: Comparing The Autobiographies of Benjamin Franklin and Davy Crockett"
  
  "Witnessing the Disintegration of American Suburbia: The Life of Harry 'Rabbit' Angstrom in the Rabbit Novels of John Updike" (co-author/co-presenter Jay R. Stewart, Ph. D., of Bowling Green State University of Ohio)

• 2006 - "Bold Sons of Erin: The Irish as Guerrillas and Gangsters"

• 2005 - “From Father Hunger To Sibling Society: Robert Bly’s Observations of American Outlook”

• 2004 - "Born to Uphold the Law: Sulloway's Principles of Birth Order as Applied to the Earp-Clanton Feud of 1879-1882"

• 2003 - "Easter Came Late: Personality and Marginality in Colonial Ireland, 1893-1916"

• 2002 - "Social Class and Marital Status: The Alamo as a Case Study"

• 2001 - "The Concept of Empathy Among the Founding Fathers of the Irish Republic"

Drexel University Goodwin College Lecture Series:

• January 2004 - "The Cultural Context of the Alamo Defenders."

PADE Proceedings:

• March 1995 - "New Thoughts on Outreach"

Black Conference on Higher Education:

• Fall 1989 - "Thoughts on Outreach"

University of Toledo, Doctor of Philosophy in Counselor Education, Master of Education in Guidance and Counseling

Bowling Green State University, Master of Arts in Sociology, Master of Arts in American Studies

Pennsylvania State University, Bachelor of Social Science