Molly Bartlett

Biography

Molly Bartlett is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and is currently the Vice President of Programs at Family Service of Greater New Orleans. Ms. Bartlett received a BA in Psychology from SUNY Geneseo in 2004 after focusing on research in childhood relational aggression and women’s studies. Ms. Bartlett then worked as a Research Coordinator for Behavioral Sciences at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign for three years before moving to New Orleans in 2008. She graduated from Tulane University with a Masters in Social Work and applied skills from her graduate studies and work experience at the Recovery School District, where she implemented direct services and managed data for the Safe Schools/Healthy Students initiative. After leaving the school system, Ms. Bartlett worked at a non-profit to develop data and monitor collection, and provide data analysis and evaluation services while building a small private practice working with children. Ms. Bartlett has worked in research, data planning and evaluation, and advocacy in non-profits and schools, in addition to providing quality direct therapeutic interventions in schools and private practice settings. She has presented on research and social work practice at conferences including the American Council for School Social Workers Conference and Society for Research in Child Development. She is planning on continuing to apply her knowledge of data planning, evaluation, and best practices toward continuing Family Service of Greater New Orleans’ growth.

Research Interest

Psychology