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Awards |
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2010
SSWR Awards |
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| Distinguished
Achievement Award |
Richard
P. Barth, PhD, University of Maryland, Baltimore,
has been named the Distinguished
Achievement Award winner for SSWR 2010.
Congratulations to Dr. Barth for his outstanding
contributions to social work research. The
award will be given during the Presidential
Plenary at our annual conference in San
Francisco, CA, January 14-17, 2010. |
Rosen
Lecture for SSWR 2010 Annual Conference |
Gail
Steketee, PhD, Boston University, has been
named the Aaron Rosen Lecturer for SSWR
2010. Dr. Steketee's lecture will take place
on Friday, January 15, 2010 at the conference
in San Francisco, CA. |
| Excellence
in Research Award |
Taryn
Lindhorst, PhD, University of Washington,
"Screening for Domestic Violence in
Public Welfare Offices: An Analysis of Case
Manager and Client Interactions",Violence
Against Women; 14(1), 5-28 |
| Excellence
in Research Award Honorable
Mentions |
Gellis,
Z.D., McGinty, J., Tierney, L., Jordan,
C., Burton, J., & Misener, E. "Randomized
Controlled Trial of Problem-Solving Therapy
for Minor Depression in Home Care"
Research on Social Work Practice, 18(6),
596-606.
Hawkins, J.D., Kosterman,
R., Catalano, R.F., Hill, K.G. & Abbott,
R.D. "Effects of Social Development
Intervention in Childhood 15 Years Later"
Archives of Pediatric and Adolescence Medicine,
162, 1133-1141.
Park, Y. "Facilitating
Injustice: Tracing the Role of Social Workers
in the World War II Internment of Japanese
Americans" Social Service Review 82:3,
447-483. |
| Outstanding
Social Work Dissertation Award |
Nalini
Negi, PhD, University of Maryland, Baltimore,
"Protective and Risk Factors for Well-Being
among Latino Day Laborers" |
| Outstanding
Social Work Dissertation Award Honorable
Mentions |
Erick
Guerrero, PhD,
University of Southern California, "An
Organizational Analysis of the Adoption
of Cultural Competence in Outpatient Substance
Treatment"
David H. Jonson,
PhD, Millersville University, "A Structure
by No Means Complete: A Comparison of the
Path and Processes Surrounding Succesful
Passage of Medicare and Medicaid under Lyndon
Baines Johnson and the Failure to Pass National
Health Care Reform under William Jefferson
Clinton"
Scott James Smith,
PhD, Arizona State University, "Adolescent
Latinas and Sexual Risk: Evaluating the
Impact of Religiosity and Acculturation
in Predictive Models" |
| Deborah
K. Padgett Early Career Award |
Rogerio
Pinto, PhD, Columbia University |
| Doctoral
Fellows Award |
Vandana
Chaudhry, The University of Illinois-Chicago,
"Participatory Development and Disability:
An Ethnographic Study of Self-Help Groups
in Rural Areas of South India"
Regine King, University
of Toronto, "Evaluating a Community-based
Mental Health Model in Post-genocide Rwanda:
The Healing of Individual and Emotional
Wounds and Community Reconstruction Model"
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2009
SSWR Awards |
|
|
Distinguished
Achievement Award |
Kathleen Ell, PhD,
University of Southern California, has been
named the Distinguished
Achievement Award winner for SSWR 2009.
Congratulations to Dr. Ell for her outstanding
contributions to social work research. The
award will be given during the Presidential
Plenary at our annual conference in New
Orleans, LA, January 15-18, 2009. |
Distinguished
Achievement Award |
Ronald
Toseland PhD, University of Southern California,
has been named the Distinguished
Achievement Award winner for SSWR 2009.
Congratulations to Dr. Toseland for his
outstanding contributions to social work
research. The award will be given during
the Presidential Plenary at our annual conference
in New Orleans, LA, January 15-18, 2009. |
|
Rosen
Lecture for SSWR 2009 Annual Conference |
Jeffrey
Jenson, PhD, University of Denver, has been
named the Aaron Rosen Lecturer for SSWR
2009. Dr. Jenson's lecture will take place
on Friday, January 16, 2009 at the conference
in New Orleans, LA. |
| Excellence
in Research Award |
Daphna
Oyserman , PhD, University of Michigan.
"Identity-based Motivation and Health"
Journal of Personality & Social Psychology
93(6), 1011-27 |
|
Excellence
in Research Award Honorable
Mention |
Jeffrey
Jenson, PhD, William Dieterich, PhD, University
of Denver, "Effects of Skills-based
Prevention Program on Bullying and Bully
Victimization among Elementary School Children",
Prevention Science, 8(4) 285-296 |
| Outstanding
Social Work Dissertation Award |
Sharon
Bowland , PhD, Washington University in
St. Louis, "Evaluation of a Psycho-Social-Spiritual
Intervention With Older Women Survivors
of Interpersonal Trauma" |
|
Honorable
Mention |
Kim
Clum, PhD, University of Michigan, "The
Shadows of Immobility: Low-wage Work Single
Mothers' Lives and Workplace Culture"
Julie Darnell, PhD,
The University of Chicago, "Free Clinics:
What are They, and Why Does the Number Vary
Geographically?"
Matthew Epperson,
PhD, Columbia University, "Criminal
Justice Involvement and Sexual HIV Risk
Among Drug-involved Men and their Primary
Female Sexual Partners: Individual and Couple-level
Effects" |
| Deborah
K. Padgett Early Career Award |
Susan
Parish, PhD, University of North Carolina
at Chapel Hill |
|
Doctoral
Fellows Award |
Judy
Havlicek, The University of Chicago, "Movement
Trajectories: Patterns in Placement Changes
of Former Foster Youth Leading to the Transition
to Adulthood"
Amanda Lehning, University
of California, Berkeley, "Local Government
Innovation Creating Aging-Friendly Communities:
A Mixed Methods Triangulated Approach" |
|
2008
SSWR Awards |
|
| Distinguished
Achievement Award |
Mark
W. Fraser, PhD, University of North Carolina,
Chapel Hill, has been named the
Distinguished Achievement
Award winner for SSWR 2008. Congratulations
to Dr. Fraser for his outstanding contributions
to social work research. The award will
be given during the Presidential Plenary
at our annual conference in Washington,
DC, January 17-20, 2008. |
Rosen
Lecture for SSWR 2008 Annual Conference |
Michael
Sherraden, PhD, Washington University in
St. Louis, has been named the Aaron Rosen
Lecturer for SSWR 2008. Dr. Sherraden's
lecture will take place on Friday, January
18, 2008 at the conference in Washington,
DC. |
| Excellence
in Research Award |
Jennifer
L. Romich, PhD, University of Washington.
"Difficult Calculations: Low-Income
Workers and Marginal Tax Rates" Social
Service Review 80:1, 27-66, 2006 |
Outstanding
Social Work Dissertation Award |
Maanse
Hoe, PhD, University of Southern California,
School of Social Work, "Longitudinal
relationships of cognitive deficits, symptoms,
and social functioning outcomes in community-based
psychosocial rehabilitation programs: Mechanisms
of longitudinal change" |
| Honorable
Mention |
Sam
Choi, PhD, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign,
School of Social Work, "Case Management
and Matched Services for Substance Abusing
Mothers with Co-Occuring Problems in Child
Welfare: A Study of Service Effectiveness
with a Randomized Trial" |
Deborah
K. Padgett Early Career Award |
Sean
Joe, PhD, University of Michigan |
| Doctoral
Fellows Award |
Hiie
Silmere, Washington University in St. Louis,
"Protective factors for Adolescent
Problem Drinking in Estonia"
Min Jung Kim, University
of Washington, "Youth Violence Prevention:
Social Development Model Approaches to Predicting
and Preventing the Progression of Childhood
Aggression into Youth Violence" |
|
2007
SSWR Awards |
|
| Distinguished
Achievement Award |
Martha N.
Ozawa, MSSW, PhD, Washington University
at St. Louis, has been named the Distinguished
Achievement Award winner for SSWR 2007.
Congratulations to Dr. Ozawa for her outstanding
contributions to social work research. The
award will be given during the Presidential
Plenary at our annual conference in San
Francisco, January 11-14, 2007. |
Rosen Lecture
for SSWR 2007 Annual Conference |
Dr. Charles A. Glisson
of the Children’s Mental Health Service
Research Center, University of Tennessee,
has been named the Aaron Rosen Lecturer
for SSWR 2007. Dr. Glisson's lecture will
take place on Friday, January 12, 2007 at
the conference in San Francisco. |
| Excellence
in Research Award |
Henly, J.R., Danziger,
S.K., & Offer, S. 2005. "The Contribution
of Social Support to the Material Well-Being
of Low Income Families." Journal of
Marriage and Family, 67: 122-140.
Authors: Julia R. Henly, University of Chicago;
Sandra K. Danziger, University of Michigan;
and, Shira Offer, University of Chicago |
Outstanding
Social Work Dissertation Award |
Bowen McBeath, University
of Michigan School of Social Work, "Shifting
Principles in a Sacred Market: Nonprofit
Service Provision to Foster Children and
Families in a Performance-Based, Managed
Care Contracting Environment"
Dr. William Meezan and Dr. John Chamberlin,
Dissertation Co-chairs |
| Honorable
Mention |
Sangmi Cho, University
of Tennessee College of Social Work, "The
Effects of Diversity on Organizational Behavior
in a Perceived Homogenous Society: The Case
Study for Korea"
Dr. Michàlle Mor Barak, Dissertation
Chair |
Honorable
Mention |
Darcey Merritt, University
of California, Los Angeles School of Public
Affairs, "Should I Stay or Should I
Go Now? Children’s Perceptions of
Permanency While Living in Out of Home Placements"
Dr. Todd Franke, Dissertation Chair |
| Deborah
K. Padgett Early Career Award |
Lori K.
Holleran, MSW, PhD, University of Texas-Austin |
Doctoral
Fellows Award |
Amy Conley, University
of California, Berkeley "An Assessment
of Differential Response: Implications for
Social Work Practice in Diverse Communities"
Michelle Johnson, University of California,
Berkeley "Health Disparities among
Womenand Infants of Mexican Descent: Does
Neighborhood Matter?"
Tonian Stott, "Placement Stability,
Emotional and Social Well-being, and Risk
Behaviors of Former Foster Care Youth" |
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2006
SSWR AWARDS |
|
| Distinguished
Achievement Award |
Dr. Ruth M. McRoy, Professor
at the University of Texas-Austin, has been
named the Distinguished Achievement Award
winner for SSWR 2006. Congratulations to
Dr. McRoy for her outstanding contributions
to social work research. The award will
be given during the Presidential Plenary
at our annual conference in San Antonio
January 12-15, 2006. |
Rosen Lecture
for SSWR 2006 Annual Conference |
Dr. John Landsverk of
the San Diego Children's Hospital has been
named the Aaron Rosen Lecturer for SSWR
2006. Dr. Landsverk's lecture, based upon
his distinguished career in children's mental
health, will take place on Friday, January
13, 2006 at the our conference in San Antonio.
Congratulations to Dr. Landsverk for receiving
this important award. |
| Excellence
in Research Award |
Fraser,
M., Day, S., Maeda, G., Hodges, P., and
Smokowski, Paul (2004) “Conduct Problems
and Peer Rejection in Childhood: A Randomized
Trial of the Making Choices and Strong Families
Programs”. Research on Social Work
Practice. 14: 313-324. |
Outstanding
Social Work Dissertation Award |
Sofya Bagdasaryan, Ph.D.,
University of California, Los Angeles
Jacquelyn Ellis, Ph.D., Georgia School of
Social Work, Honorable Mention
Bridgette Lery, Ph.D., University of California
at Berkeley, Honorable Mention
Judith A. Walter, Ph.D., Catholic University
of America, Honorable Mention |
| Doctoral
Fellows Award |
Sam Choi, M.S.W., University
of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Claudia Lahaie, M.S.W., Columbia University |
|
2005
SSWR AWARDS |
|
| Distinguished
Achievement Award |
Helen Z. Reinherz, MSW,
ScD, School of Social Work, Simmons College |
Excellence
in Research Award |
Daphna Oyserman,
Oyserman, D., Bybee, D. and Terry, K. (2003)
“Gendered racial identity and involvement
with school.” Self and Identity,
2, 1-18. |
| Outstanding
Social Work Dissertation Award |
Hwa-Ok Park, Ph.D., University
of Wisconsin-Madison
Wan-Yi Chen (Columbia University) Honorable
Mention
Anniglo Boone (Howard University) Honorable
Mention |
Aaron Rosen
Lecturer |
J. David Hawkins, Ph.D.,
School of Social Work, University of Washington
|
| Doctoral
Fellows Award |
Julie
Darnell, University of Chicago
Jung-Hwa Ha, University of Michigan
Jeffrey Thigpen, University of Chicago
Allison Werner-Lin, University of Chicago |
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SSWR
AWARD HISTORY
Distinguished Achievement Award (1999-2010)
1999 |
Walter Hudson (Florida State
University) |
2000 |
Janet B.W. Williams (Columbia University) |
2001 |
William J. Reid (State University at
Albany) |
2002 |
Steven P. Segal (University of California-Berkeley) |
2003 |
Enola Proctor (Washington University) |
2004 |
David Fanshel (Columbia University) |
2005 |
Helen Z. Reinherz (Simmons College) |
2006 |
Ruth M. McRoy (University
of Texas-Austin) |
2007 |
Martha N. Ozawa (Washington
University at St. Louis) |
2008 |
Mark W. Fraser (University of North Carolina,
Chapel Hill) |
| 2009 |
Kathleen Ell (University of Southern
California)
Ronald Toseland (University of Albany-SUNY) |
2010 |
Richard P. Barth (University of Maryland,
Baltimore) |
Outstanding Research Award/Excellence
in Research Award (1996-2010)
| 1996 |
Giaconia, R.M., Reinherz,
H.Z. Silverman, A.B., Pakiz, B., Frost,
A.K., Cohen, E..
(1995): Traumas and posttraumatic stress
disorder in a community population of
older adolescents. Journal of the American
Academy of Child and Adolescent
Psychiatry 34:1369-1380.
Snowden, L, Hu, T, Jerrell, J.M. (1995)
Emergency care avoidance: Ethnic
Matching and participation in minority-serving
programs. Community Mental
Health Journal 31:463-473. Honorable
Mention |
| 1998 |
Solomon, P., Draine, J., Mannion, E.,
& Meisel, M. (1996). Impact of brief
family,
psychoeducation on self-efficacy. Schizophrenia
Bulletin, 22 (1), 41-50. 1st Place
Kunz, J. & Born.C. (1996). The relative
importance of economic and cultural factors
in determining length of AFDC receipt.
Social Work Research, 20, 196-202,
2nd Place
Brannen, S. & Rubin, A. (1996). Comparing
the effectiveness of gender-specific and
couples groups in a court-ordered spouse
abuse treatment program. Research on
Social Work Practice, 6:405-24. , 3rd
Place
Fraser, M.W., Walton, E., Lewis, R., Pecora,
P., & Walton, W. An experiment in
Family reunification: Correlates of outcomes
at one-year follow-up. Children and
Youth Services Review, 18, 335-361.,
Honorable Mention
Rivara, J., Jaffe, K., M., Polissar, N.L.,
Fay, G.C., Liao, S., & Martin, K.M..
(1996). Predictors of family functioning
and changes 3 years after traumatic brain
injury in children. Archives of Physical
Medicine and Rehabilitation, 77,754-764.,
Honorable Mention
Nugent, N. & Paddock, J.B. (1996). Evaluating
the effects of a victim-offender reconciliation
program on reoffense. Research on Social
Work Practice, 6, 155-178. Honorable
Mention |
| 1999 |
Brekke, J.S., Long, J.D., Nesbitt, N.,
& Sobel, E. (1997). The impact of service
characteristics on functional outcomes from
community support programs for
persons with schizophrenia: A growth curve
analysis. Journal of Consulting and
Clincal Psychology. 85(3), 464-475.
Herman, D.B., Susser, E.S., Struening, E.L.,
& Link, B.L. (1997). Adverse
childhood experiences: Are they risk factors
for adult homelessness? American
Journal of Public Health, 87(2), 249-255.
Hogarty, G.E., Kornblith, S.J., Greenwald,
D., DiBarry, A.L., Cooley, S., Ulrich,
R.F., Carter, M., & Flesher, S. (1997).
Three-year trails of personal therapy
Among schizophrenic patients living with
or independent of family: Description
of study and effects on relapse rates. American
Journal of Psychiatry, 154(11), 1504-1513. |
| 2000
|
Charles Glisson
and Anthony Hemmelgam (1998). The Effects
of Organizational Climate and Interorganizational
Coordination on the Quality and Outcomes
of Children's Service Systems
Andrea G. Hunter, Jane L. Pearson, Nicholas
S. Ialongo, and Sheppard G. Kellam (1998).
Parenting Alone to Multiple Caregivers:
Child Care and Parenting Arrangement
in Black and White Urban Families
Aurora P. Jackson, Phyllis Gyamfi, Jeanne
Brooks-Gunn, and Mandy Blake (1998). Employment
Status, Psychological Well-being, Social
Support, and Physical Discipline Practices
of Single Black Mothers
William Meezan and Maura O'Keefe (1998).
Evaluating the Effectiveness of Multifamily
Group Therapy in Child Abuse and Neglect
Carol T. Mowbray and Deborah Bybee (1998).
The Importance of Context in Understanding
Homelessness and Mental Illness: Lessons
Learned from a Research Demonstration Project
|
| 2001 |
Rank, M.R., Hirschl, T.A. (1999). The
likelihood of poverty across the American
adult life span. Social Work, 44(3),
201-216. |
| 2002 |
Yolanda C. Padilla, PhD, LMSW-AP, "Variations
in the Economic Integration of Immigrant
and U.S.-Born Mexicans," Hispanic Journal
of Behavioral Sciences/ 22(2):179-193 (Padilla
and Glick, 2000) |
| 2003 |
Beverly, S. (2001) Material hardship
in the United States: Evidence from the
Survey of income and program participation.
Social Work Research. 25 (3). 143-151. |
| 2004 |
Brooks-Gunn, J., Han, W., Waldfogel,
J. (2002) Maternal Employment and Child
Cognitive Outcomes in the First Three Years
of Life: The NICHD Study of Early Child
Care. Child Development. 73(4), 1052-1072. |
| 2005 |
Oyserman, D., Bybee, D. and Terry, K.
(2003) Gendered Racial Identity and
involvement with school. Self and Identity,
2, 1-18. |
2006 |
Fraser, M., Day, S., Maeda,
G., Hodges, P., and Smokowski, Paul (2004)
“Conduct Problems and Peer Rejection
in Childhood: A Randomized Trial of the
Making Choices and Strong Families Programs”.
Research on Social Work Practice. 14: 313-324. |
2007 |
Henly, J.R., Danziger,
S.K., & Offer, S. 2005. "The Contribution
of Social Support to the Material Well-Being
of Low Income Families." Journal of
Marriage and Family, 67: 122-140.
Authors: Julia R. Henly, University of Chicago;
Sandra K. Danziger, University of Michigan;
and, Shira Offer, University of Chicago |
2008 |
Jennifer L. Romich, PhD, University of
Washington. "Difficult Calculations:
Low-Income Workers and Marginal Tax Rates"
Social Service Review 80:1, 27-66, 2006 |
2009 |
Daphna Oyserman, PhD, University of Michigan,
"Identity-based Motivation and Health",
Journal of Personality & Social Psychology,
93(6), 1011-27 |
|
2010 |
Taryn Lindhorst, PhD, University of Washington,
"Screening for Domestic Violence in
Public Welfare Offices: An Analysis of Case
Manager and Client Interactions",Violence
Against Women; 14(1), 5-28 |
Outstanding Social Work Dissertation
Awards (2002-2010)
| 2002 |
Taryn Lindhorst (Louisiana
State University)
Etty H. Vandsburger (Virginia Commonwealth
University) |
| 2003 |
Michele W. Acree (Virginia Commonwealth
University)
Lawrence M. Berger (Columbia University)
Honorable Mention
Christopher Masi (University of Chicago)
Honorable Mention
Younghee Lim (Ohio State University)
Honorable Mention |
| 2004 |
Rogerio M. Pinto (Columbia University)
Brian Lam (Columbia University) Honorable
Mention
Subadra Panchanadeswaran (University of
Maryland) Honorable Mention |
| 2005 |
Hwa-Ok Park (University of Wisconsin-Madison)
Wan-Yi Chen (Columbia University) Honorable
Mention
Anniglo Boone (Howard University) Honorable
Mention |
2006 |
Sofya Bagdasaryan, Ph.D.
(University of California, Los Angeles)
Jacquelyn Ellis, Ph.D. (Georgia School of
Social Work) Honorable Mention
Bridgette Lery, Ph.D. (University of California
at Berkeley) Honorable Mention
Judith A. Walter, Ph.D. (Catholic University
of America) Honorable Mention |
| 2007 |
Bowen McBeath
(University of Michigan School of Social
Work)
Sangmi Cho (University of Tennessee College
of Social Work) Honorable Mention
Darcey Merritt (University of California,
Los Angeles) Honorable Mention |
| 2008 |
Maanse Hoe (University of
Southern California)
Sam Choi (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign)
Honorable Mention |
2009 |
Sharon Bowland, PhD (Washington
University in St. Louis)
Kim Clum, PhD (University of Michigan) Honorable
Mention
Julie Darnell, PhD (The University of Chicago)
Honorable Mention
Matthew Epperson, PhD (Columbia University)
Honorable Mention |
2010 |
Nalini Negi, PhD (University
of Maryland, Baltimore)
Erick Guerrero, PhD (University of Southern
California) Honorable Mention
David H. Johnson, PhD (Millersville University)
Honorable Mention
Scott James Smith, PhD (Arizona State University)
Honorable Mention |
Aaron Rosen Lecturers (2002-2010)
2002 |
Aaron Rosen (Washington University) |
2003 |
Mark Fraser (University of North Carolina-Chapel
Hill) |
2004 |
Claudia Coulton (Case Western Reserve
University) |
2005 |
J. David Hawkins (University of Washington) |
2006 |
Dr. John Landsverk (San
Diego Children's Hospital) |
2007 |
Dr. Charles A. Glisson
(University of Tennessee) |
2008 |
Dr. Michael Sherraden (Washington University
in St. Louis) |
2009 |
Dr. Jeffrey Jenson (University of Denver) |
2010 |
Dr. Gail Steketee (Boston University) |
Doctoral Fellows Award (2005-2010)
| 2005 |
Julie Darnell (University
of Chicago)
Jung-hwa Ha (University of Michigan)
Jeffrey Thigpen (University of Chicago)
Allison Werner-Lin (University of Chicago) |
2006 |
Sam Choi, M.S.W., University
of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Claudia Lahaie, M.S.W., Columbia University |
2007 |
Amy Conley, University
of California, Berkeley
Michelle Johnson, University of California,
Berkeley
Tonian Stott, Arizona State University |
2008 |
Hiie Silmere (Washington University in
St. Louis)
Min Jung Kim (University of Washington) |
2009 |
Judy Havlicek (The University of Chicago)
Amanda Lehning (University of California,
Berkeley) |
2010 |
Vandana Chaudhry (The University of Illinois-Chicago)
Regine King (University of Toronto) |
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AWARD
DESCRIPTIONS
Aaron
Rosen Lectureship- Nominations
Deadline: 8/17/2010
The Society for Social Work and Research established
the Aaron Rosen lectureship in conjunction with
the George Warren Brown School of Social Work
at Washington University in St. Louis to honor
the lifetime achievement of Dr. Rosen and provide
the SSWR membership with an annual scholarly lecture
that will move the field forward in terms of the
integration of practice and research. Nominees
for the Aaron Rosen lectureship should have accumulated
a body of significant and innovative scholarship
relevant to practice, the research base for practice,
or effective utilization of research in practice.
They should also have published work indicative
of the ability to provide a definitive lecture
at the 2011 SSWR Annual Conference that addresses
some of the challenges associated with the integration
of research with practice.
Click
here for nominations procedure: Aaron Rosen Lectureship
Deborah K.
Padgett Early Career Achievement Award-Nominations
Deadline: 8/17/2010
The Deborah K. Padgett Early Career Achievement
Award recognizes individuals who in their early
careers have done innovative work and are making
a notable influence in their field and in the
profession. Their accomplishments should reflect
innovative scholarship, a rigorous approach to
social work research, scholarship which is attracting
the interest of other scholars, work that exhibits
an emerging influence in the field and their contribution
to advance the profession is noteworthy.
Click
here for nominations procedure: Deborah K. Padgett
Early Career Achievement Award
Distinguished
Career Achievement Award- Nominations
DEADLINE EXTENDED to 7/12/10
The Distinguished Achievement Award recognizes
cumulative career accomplishments that set the
awardee apart from other leaders in social work
research regarding the extent to which their contributions
have advanced the state of the art of social work
research and/or its utilization. These accomplishments
may include the awardee's own accumulated research
works and/or other ways in which he/she has supported
the social work research enterprise, the utilization
of social work research or the integration of
research and social work practice.
Click
here for nominations procedure: Distinguished
Achievement Award
Doctoral Fellows
Award- Nominations
Deadline: 8/17/2010
The Doctoral Fellows Award recognizes doctoral
students whose proposed dissertation research
reflects innovative ideas and rigorous methodologies
related to social work research, policy, or practice.
SSWR Doctoral Fellows will be considered exemplars
of excellence in doctoral level social work research
and will receive special recognition at SSWR’s
annual conference.
Click
here for application: Doctoral Fellows Award
Excellence in Research
Award/Best Scholarly Contribution- Nominations
Deadline: 8/17/2010
The Society for Social Work and Research
Best Scholarly Contribution Award was established
to develop a formal mechanism to recognize outstanding
social work research that advances knowledge with
direct applications to practice, policy, and the
resolution of social problems. The intent of the
Best Scholarly Contribution Award is to recognize
original scholarly contributions to the peer-reviewed
research literature in a given year.
Click
here for nominations procedure: Outstanding Research
Award/Excellence in Research Award
Outstanding Social
Work Doctoral Dissertation Award-Nominations
Deadline: 8/17/2010
The Outstanding Social Work Doctoral
Dissertation Award recognizes dissertations exemplifying
high standards in social work research and scholarship.
The purpose of the award is to encourage the design
and conduct of quality research by doctoral-level
social workers, to recognize the authors of such
studies, and to provide these authors with a professional
conference venue to present finding from their
study.
Click
here for nominations procedure: Outstanding Social
Work Doctoral Dissertation Award
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