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Diann Cameron Kelly is associate provost for student success and professor in social work, and former interim dean at Adelphi University School of Social Work. She served as an American Council on Education Fellow at Shenandoah University in Winchester, VA. She authored many articles on civic engagement and service learning, as well as child and adolescent development. In addition to these publications, she is also the editor and author of Treating Young Veterans, a book on ways to service the veteran community, as well as other books on child abuse and neglect, social activism and contemporary slavery. She is working on a book on civic engagement. She is a former Fahs Beck Fellow with the New York Community Trust, in which he explored the social components of the Civil Rights Era and the influence of these components on civic engagement.