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Jocelyn Lapicello

Professor

William Paterson University of New Jersey

Affiliations

College of Science and Health

Public Health

Department Of Community Health

Public Health

William Paterson University of New Jersey

Jocelyn Lapicello is currently serving as a College Of Science And Health Professor at William Paterson University of New Jersey.

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Jocelyn Lapicello

William Paterson University of New Jersey

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homelessness housing studies vulnerable populations sociology housing urban studies gentrification public policy environmental science ecology vulnerability poverty urban sociology demography urban planning sustainable urbanism urban affairs urban history environmental planning restoration ecology urban greening psychiatric care mental health nursing supportive care addiction medicine substance use affordable housing residential development sustainable urban housing urban condition urban regeneration urban environments vulnerable patient populations behavioral health community mental health preventing homelessness homeless services paradigm shift nov 2009 re-entry population varied housing histories new york city healthy habitats united states hiv positive adults mental illness public health

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Homelessness. Prevention in the United States. (2012)

public healthvulnerable populationsunited stateshousing studieshomelessness

Healthy Habitats and Gentrification in New York City (1990 to Present). null (2011)

new york cityenvironmental sciencerestoration ecologyecologyurban conditionurbanizationhealthy habitatsurbanismsustainable urbanismsustainable urban housingurban studiesgentrificationurban ecologyurban regenerationurban greeningurban designurban planningurban environmentsenvironmental planning

A Paradigm Shift in Housing and Homeless Services: Applying the Population and High-Risk Framework to Preventing Homelessness. The Open Health Services and Policy Journal (2010)

urban affairshomeless servicesaffordable housingsociologypovertyvulnerable populationspublic policypreventing homelessnesshousinghousing studiesparadigm shifthomelessnessvulnerability

Fuse New York City: Multiple and Varied Housing Histories of a Re-Entry Population, Nov 2009. (2009)

nov 2009urban historyurban sociologyre-entry populationsociologyhousinghousing studiesdemographyurban studiesgentrificationvaried housing historiesresidential development

Models of Care for Hiv Positive Adults With Co-Occurring Conditions: Homelessness, Substance Abuse, and Mental Illness. null (2009)

public healthsubstance abusemental health nursingvulnerable patient populationsbehavioral healthcommunity mental healthmental healthhealth carevulnerable populationssocial determinants of healthaddiction medicinehiv positive adultspsychiatrysubstance usemental illnesspsychiatric caresupportive carehomelessness

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Jocelyn Lapicello

Professor

William Paterson University of New Jersey

Affiliations

College of Science and Health

Public Health

Department Of Community Health

Public Health

William Paterson University of New Jersey

Jocelyn Lapicello is currently serving as a College Of Science And Health Professor at William Paterson University of New Jersey.

Honors

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Jocelyn Lapicello

William Paterson University of New Jersey

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Homelessness. Prevention in the United States. (2012)

public healthvulnerable populationsunited stateshousing studieshomelessness

Healthy Habitats and Gentrification in New York City (1990 to Present). null (2011)

A Paradigm Shift in Housing and Homeless Services: Applying the Population and High-Risk Framework to Preventing Homelessness. The Open Health Services and Policy Journal (2010)

urban affairshomeless servicesaffordable housingsociologypovertyvulnerable populationspublic policypreventing homelessnesshousinghousing studiesparadigm shifthomelessnessvulnerability

Fuse New York City: Multiple and Varied Housing Histories of a Re-Entry Population, Nov 2009. (2009)

nov 2009urban historyurban sociologyre-entry populationsociologyhousinghousing studiesdemographyurban studiesgentrificationvaried housing historiesresidential development

Models of Care for Hiv Positive Adults With Co-Occurring Conditions: Homelessness, Substance Abuse, and Mental Illness. null (2009)

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