Ken Stoltzfus is an Associate Professor and Chair of the Social Sciences Department at LCC International University. He holds a Bachelor's Degree in Social Sciences Education from Lock Haven University of Pennsylvania, a Master's degree in Social Work from Temple University, and a PhD in Social Welfare from Case Western Reserve University. Ken is also a Licensed Independent Social Worker Supervisor (Ohio). Prior to his appointment at LCC, Ken spent nine years as a member of the Social Work faculty at Malone University in Canton, Ohio. He served as Chair of the Social Work Department for four years (2008-2012). Prior to his academic career, Dr. Stoltzfus worked as a counselor and administrator at a number of human service agencies, including a residential substance abuse treatment facility for adolescent males, a faith-based addiction treatment clinic, and a community-based mental health program. Ken received a Fulbright Senior Scholar Lecturing/Research Award in 2010; this award allowed him to lecture at Saratov State Technical University (in Saratov, Russian Federation) and to conduct research on faith-based substance abuse rehabilitation in the Russian Federation. His research interests include substance abuse, spirituality, and professional faith integration.