Lori Wolff

Ph.D.

Professor, Division of Psychological and Educational Services (PES)

113 West 60th Street
Room 1008F
[email protected]
212-636-6467

Office hours: Slots available here. Note: If you do not find a slot that works for you, please contact me and we will find a mutually convenient time to meet. Appointment slots are set up via Zoom. If you prefer to meet in person rather than virtually, just let me know so that we can make arrangements to do so safely.

Lori A. Wolff, Ph.D., J.D., is a Professor and Director of the CLAIR doctoral program in
the Graduate School of Education and has been at Fordham since 2016 working with
students across programs; she earned her degrees from Saint Louis University and
Creighton University. In addition to being a faculty member, Dr. Wolff has served as an
administrator in both academic and student affairs at various institutions. She also has
worked as an attorney and guardian ad litem in public interest law and child advocacy
areas. Dr. Wolff has taught statistics, research, and program evaluation courses, as well as
courses related to higher education and leadership, including law, conflict resolution, and
service learning. Her research interests include higher education leadership, conflict
resolution and restorative justice in educational and community settings, and career
construction theory.