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Bridging the Gaps with Dr. David Woody '77
In this thought-provoking conversation about the complexities of homelessness and the journey towards creating a more compassionate and inclusive society, Dr. David Woody, III, '77 shares his expertise on addressing this systemic issue. Touching on the intersections of poverty, policy, and community engagement, he offers insights into what it takes to create lasting change.
He also reflects on his time at Dartmouth, and how his experience on campus, along with his family upbringing, pushed him towards a career of service.
Dr. David Woody, III is the President and CEO of The Bridge
Homeless Recovery Center in Dallas where he is a committed advocate for citizens and social planners crafting strategies to reduce the experience of poverty in the greater Dallas community and implementing models for treating others with dignity and respect. In addition to his bachelor's degree in Sociology from Dartmouth, he’s earned an M.S.W. degree from New York University School of Social Work, and a Ph.D. in Social Work and Social Policy from Virginia Commonwealth University.
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By Dartmouth Center for Social ImpactIn this thought-provoking conversation about the complexities of homelessness and the journey towards creating a more compassionate and inclusive society, Dr. David Woody, III, '77 shares his expertise on addressing this systemic issue. Touching on the intersections of poverty, policy, and community engagement, he offers insights into what it takes to create lasting change.
He also reflects on his time at Dartmouth, and how his experience on campus, along with his family upbringing, pushed him towards a career of service.
Dr. David Woody, III is the President and CEO of The Bridge
Homeless Recovery Center in Dallas where he is a committed advocate for citizens and social planners crafting strategies to reduce the experience of poverty in the greater Dallas community and implementing models for treating others with dignity and respect. In addition to his bachelor's degree in Sociology from Dartmouth, he’s earned an M.S.W. degree from New York University School of Social Work, and a Ph.D. in Social Work and Social Policy from Virginia Commonwealth University.