School of Social Welfare Faculty News

PRESENTATIONS

Candyce Berger

• “Resiliency: A Key to Leadership Success”, 40th Annual Meeting and Conference of the Society for Social Work Leadership in Health Care, Houston, TX, April, 2005
• “In the Thick of It…and Creating Pathways to the Future”, St. Vincents and Mater Health, Sydney, Australia, February, 2005
• “Advancing the Influence of Social Work in Human Service Organizations”, LaTrobe University and Bendigo Health Care Group, Bendigo, Australia, April, 2005
• “In the Thick of It…and Creating Pathways to the Future”, Health Social Work Directors’ Group of Victoria, Melbourne, Australia, February, 2005
• “Strengthening the Capacity of Social Work in Health: An Individual, Educational and Health Service Perspective” University of Melbourne School of Social Work, Melbourne, Australia, February, 2005
• “Allied Health – Increasing our Influence” Eastern Health Alliance, Melbourne, Australia, February, 2005
• “An Evolving Paradigm of Supervision in a Changing Health Care Environment” Fourth International Conference On Social Work in Health and Mental Health, Quebec City, Quebec, Canada, February, 2004
• Last summer conducted a workshop on child welfare, poverty and family violence for Washington State DSS in Tacoma , WA
• Presentation:Organized and chaired panel, “The Future of Israel” at Kehillath Shalom Congregation (May, 2005)

Linda Francis

• Pregnant and Poor in the Land of the Rich. American Sociological Association Meetings, Philadelphia, PA., August 2005,
• Anger and Anguish in Maternity Care: How African American Women Define Their Experiences in Prenatal Services for the Poor. Couch-Stone Symposium, Boulder, CO., February, 2005,

Charles L. Robbins, DSW, LCSW

• Case Management Along The Continuum – Presented keynote address on Nurse-Social Work Collaboration in Case Management/Discharge Planning and workshop on Teams - Washington, DC September 2005.
• Presentation on Role of Gender and Field Instruction: Does it Matter at Field Instruction Networking Breakfast  September 2005.