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Janet G. Lanham • Professor • Psychology • Social Science
Division Chair, Psychology & Sociology Department
Ph.D. Pastoral Psychology and Counseling, Boston University
B.A., Eastern Nazarene College
Dr. Lanham has been teaching at ENC since 1982 and served as dean of students from 1990 to 1998. She is a licensed mental health counselor in Massachusetts, has set up therapy groups in the Quincy area for female adult survivors of childhood sexual abuse, and maintains a small therapy practice in Quincy. She teaches in the many areas of psychology, and is a specialist in student development, counseling in women’s issues, and sexual abuse issues. She co-authored the book Choices: In Pursuit of Wholeness. Dr. Lanham also teaches the “Field Experience” class at ENC for junior and senior psychology majors. Dr. Lanham has placed students in positions in the neuropsychiatric unit at Quincy Hospital, residential programs, and many others. She has been advisor to several graduating classes at ENC, most recently the class of 2002. She lives in Quincy with her husband and sons.
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Wayne C. Griffin • Instructor • Sociology
M.A. Sociology, UMass, Boston
B.A. Sociology, Eastern Nazarene College
A graduate of ENC, Professor Griffin came back to teach for many reasons. For instance, as a minority, he feels that his presence at the college demonstrates the efforts ENC is making to become more diverse. Prof. Griffin has been teaching since 1992 and became a full-time faculty member in 2002. Courses he has taught include “Human Diversity” and “Non-Western Cultures.” He loves the harmony he has found with the students of ENC due to their shared morals and beliefs. He has previous business experience doing marketing for Quincy’s city newspaper, The Patriot Ledger, and was a social worker for the City of Quincy. For two years he served on the Minority Diversity Committee for the South Shore Chamber of Commerce. He lives with his wife in Hingham, Mass.
Email: wayne.c.griffin@enc.edu
Janese Free • Part-Time • Psychology & Sociology
Ph.D. candidate, Northeastern University
M.A. Sociology/ Criminology, Northeastern University
B.A. Sociology, Gettysburg College, Pa.
Professor Free has been teaching part-time at ENC for the past seven years. She teaches courses such as “Criminology,” “Criminal Justice,” “Family Violence,” and “Deviance.” Previous to working at ENC, Professor Free was a victim advocate for three years at the Massachusetts Department of Corrections, and for two years she worked at the Dorchester Community Roundtable doing non profit work fighting domestic violence. Also, she currently is a graduate instructor at Northeastern University.
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Criminal Justice Department
Eastern Nazarene College | 23 East Elm Ave.
Quincy, Massachusetts 02170
Phone: 617-745-3576
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