Roberta Herche

MSW, Yeshiva University, Wurzweiler School of Social Work, 1976

Leadership and Macro Practice (Fall 2015)

Supervision and Staff Development (Fall 2015)

Client Centered Management

Administration; Human Service Organizations

Social Policy Analysis, Advocacy and Practice

Policy and the Profession

Human Rights and Social Justice

Human Behavior and the Social Environment

Clinical Practice; Methods of Group Practice

Clinical Seminar

Fordham Center for Non-Profit Leaders, Capstone Course: Creating a Charitable Organization

Roberta Herche, LCSW, has nearly 40 years of social work experience as both a clinician and an agency administrator. With a specialty in psychiatric social work, she began her career as a therapist and then clinical supervisor. As an agency administrator for 25 years on the senior or executive level her practice has included all aspects of nonprofit management and leadership in programs and agencies in the fields of psychiatric rehabilitation, national refugee resettlement and immigration policy and advocacy, and comprehensive social services to immigrants including immigration-focused legal services, economic development, domestic violence, substance abuse and mental health services. For the past 10 years she has maintained a comprehensive human services practice that includes psychotherapy, coaching and teaching. She is also an adjunct instructor at the Wurzweiler School of Social Work and at Lehman College, City University of New York in the Social Work Department.