Colette Phipps

Colette Phipps has been an active force in the geriatric social work field for over 15 years. Her specializations include working with, advocacy and program development for older adults, caregivers, and telehealth often with an intergenerational focus. Ms. Phipps is a Research Analyst at the Westchester County Department of Senior Programs and Services. As such, she analyzes demographics, recognizes trends and helps to shape policy for Westchester’s seniors. Ms. Phipps is a SIFI certified field instructor and has participated in the 2005 and 2015 White House Conferences on Aging. Other experience includes grant writing, public speaking, event planning, supervision, and administration.

Education

• MSW, New York University (2004), Licensed (2006)
• MSW, New York University (2008)
• PhD Fordham University (2014)

Companies

• Research Analyst - Executive Director, Livable Communities Initiative Westchester County (2000)
• Research Analyst Westchester County Department of Senior Program and Services (2000)
• Executive Director Westchester Alliance of Academic Institutions for Aging Related Studies and Workforce Development (2000)
• Co-Coordinator Westchester County Millennium Aging Project (2000)
• Deputy Executive Director Westchester County Pre-White House Conference on Aging Mini Series (2000)
• Professor Fordham University (2000)
• Program Officer Westchester Community Foundation (2000 — 2001)