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Zoraida Kincaid, LSW

Education 

Bachelor's of Science in Psychology, IUPUI 
Masters in Social Work, Indiana University School of Social Work 
Licensed Social Worker 

Bio 

Zoraida Kincaid is an adjunct instructor for Marian University’s Adult Program. Kincaid teaches Introduction to Social Work and Crisis and Intervention. She has been with Marian University since 2022.  

Kincaid is a licensed social worker with a master's in social work from the Indiana University School of Social Work. Kincaid received her Bachelor of Science in Psychology from IUPUI. Kincaid is the DCS team supervisor at One Sensible Solution. 
Kincaid has passion for social work and has worked in the field of social work since 2016 by serving families involved in the DCS system. Zoraida values compassion and empathy for individuals through her work. 

Courses Taught 

  • Crisis and Intervention  
  • Introduction to Social Work 

Research Interests 

  • Mental health challenges for immigrants 
  • Health and wellbeing 

Publications 

“Obesity as a chronic care challenge: new opportunities for social work practice” (co-author) 

Professional Service and Affiliations 

Board member, Parent Association for the International School of Indiana 

Member, National Association of Social Workers 
Previous member, Community Heights Neighborhood Association 

Community and Public Engagement 
Kincaid is very involved in her community. She has served on the board of Community Heights Neighborhood Association and participated in events such as neighborhood clean up, fundraisers, and events to support schools within the neighborhood.