2016 Society for Social Work Research Annual Conference
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Admissions representatives and current doctoral students will exhibit at the Society for Social Work Research Annual Conference in Washington, DC to share information about U-M's MSW and PhD programs.
PhD Presentations
Thursday, January 14, 2016
Janelle Goodwill, MSW
Poster Presentation
‘Mo Money, Mo Problems’: Racial Differences in Arrest Rates for Violent Crimes Among Black Players in the National Football League
3:15-4:45PM, Ballroom Level – Grand Ballroom South Salon (Renaissance Hotel, Washington D.C.)
Friday, January 15, 2016
Matthew Chin, MA, MSW, PhD
Roundtable Presentation
Developing Research Approaches for Arts Based Social Work Practice Methods
1:45-3:15PM, Ballroom Level – Ballroom West Salon B (Renaissance Hotel, Washinton D.C.)
Maria V. Wathen, MA, MSW, PhD Candidate
Paper Presentation
Stakeholder Perceptions and Influence on Participation, Use of Services, and Collaboration in Community-Based Social Service Orginizations Aimed at Children and Families
1:45-3:15PM, Meeting Room 13 (Renaissance Hotel, Washinton D.C.
Elizabeth Armstrong, MSW, PhD Candidate
Paper Presentation
Hybrid Services for Intimate Partner Violence and Alcohol and Other Drug Use in Major Metropolitan Area
3:30-5:00PM, Ballroom Level – Ballroom West Salon B (Renaissance Hotel, Washington D.C.)
Lauren Whitmer, MA, MSW
Paper Presentation
‘Denaturalizing’ Ethical Dilemmas to Stimulate Hybrid Attention to Intimate Partner Violence and Alcohol and Other Drug Use
3:30-5:00PM, Ballroom Level – Ballroom West Salon B (Renaissance Hotel, Washington D.C.)
Saturday, January 16, 2016
Na Youn Lee, MSW, MIA, PhD Candidate
Poster Presentation
- The Asian-American Difference?:Parental Expectations, Self Efficacy, and Adolescent Educational and Psychological outcomes
- International Social Work Programs in the US
9:45-11:15AM Ballroom Level – Grand Ballroom South Salon (Renaissance Hotel, Washington D.C.)
Vincent Fusaro, MSW, PhD Candidate
Paper Presentation
Beyond Cash Assistance: Correlates of State TANF Spending Priorities
9:45-11:15AM, Meeting Room 14 (Renaissance Hotel, Washington D.C.)
John Mathias, MSW, PhD Candidate
Paper Presentation
Common Goal and Common Cause: An Ethical Challenge for Collaborations in Environmental Social Work
2:30-4:00PM, Meeting Room 16 (Renaissance Hotel, Washington D.C.)
Sunday, January 17, 2016
Elizabeth Armstrong, MSW, PhD Candidate
Poster Presentation
Hybridity, Status, and Strategy: Services for Both Intimate Partner Violence and Alcohol and Other Drug Use
9:45-11:15AM, Ballroom Level – Grand Ballroom South Salon (Renaissance Hotel, Washington, D.C.)