Man Wai Alice Lun

Dr. Man Wai Alice Lun is an esteemed Associate Professor in the Social Sciences, Human Services, and Criminal Justice department at Borough of Manhattan Community College (BMCC). With a Ph.D. in Social Work from Columbia University, she brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to her role. Her research is primarily focused on family caregivers, older Chinese Americans, educational gerontology, and long-term care policy and services, areas in which she has made significant contributions through her scholarly work. Dr. Lun's professional journey is deeply rooted in her extensive experience with social service agencies across New York City. This background informs her teaching philosophy, which emphasizes interaction, integration, and enhancement. She is committed to nurturing the next generation of social service professionals, equipping them with the skills and knowledge necessary to excel in their careers. Her scholarly contributions include numerous articles that explore topics such as caregiver resilience, the experiences of college students in caregiving roles, and the impact of gerontological education. These publications have been instrumental in advancing understanding in these fields and have earned her recognition among her peers. Dr. Lun's dedication to her field has been acknowledged through various honors and awards. She is a recipient of the prestigious William P. Kelly Fellowship and has secured multiple PSC-CUNY grants, which have supported her research endeavors. Her active involvement in the BMCC Faculty Publication Program further underscores her commitment to academic excellence and knowledge dissemination. Beyond her academic and research pursuits, Dr. Lun is passionate about fostering a supportive and inclusive learning environment for her students. She believes in the transformative power of education and strives to inspire her students to become compassionate and effective social service professionals. Her work continues to have a profound impact on both her students and the broader community.