|
Emerging
Horizons for Social Work Research
January
12 - 16, 2011
Tampa Marriott Waterside Hotel & Marina
The
SSWR Annual Conference offers a scientific program
that reflects a broad range of research interests,
from workshops on the latest quantitative and qualitative
research methodologies to symposia featuring studies
in child welfare, aging, mental health, welfare reform,
substance abuse, and HIV/AIDS.
Over 500 symposia,
workshop, roundtable, paper and poster presentations.
Research methods workshops designed to enhance methods
expertise and grant-writing skills and special sessions
on research priorities and capacity building that
target cutting-edge topics vital to contemporary social
work research.
Preconference
programs and a networking reception especially for
doctoral students.
| What's
Happening at SSWR |
| Special
Interest Group Meetings Schedule Now Available!
View here |
| Registration
is Now Open Online! See registration
rates and deadlines here |
| Exhibits
and Advertising Now Available Online!
Click here
for more information |
| |
| ....... SSWR
Conference Overflow Hotel |
| The
Tampa Marriott Waterside Hotel and Marina
is SOLD OUT! SSWR’s
overflow hotel is the Hilton
Tampa Airport. |
|
Hilton
Tampa Airport
2225 North Lois Avenue
Tampa, FL 33607
813-877-6688
1-800-445-8667 reservations |
Rate:
$129.00 single/double $139.00 triple $149.00
quad
Check
in: 3:00pm
Check Out: 12:00pm |
| To
reserve at this hotel, please reserve
online
or call Reservations at 1-800-445-8667..
Be sure to indicate that you are with
SSWR in order to receive the conference
room rate. |
|
Limited
shuttle service will be available between
Hilton Tampa Airport and the Tampa Marriott
Waterside Hotel and Marina. |
| |
|
| ....... Presentation
Schedules |
|
Presentation
schedule for all speakers/presenters at
the SSWR 2011 conference have been sent
on Monday, October 18, 2010. If you did
not receive your presentation schedule,
please email DeeJay Garringo, Program
Director, at dj@sswr.org. |
|
| >>>
Abstract Notifications Have Been Sent |
| Abstract
notifications have been sent to ALL authors
on Friday, October 8, 2010. If you did not receive
your abstract notification, please contact DeeJay
Garringo, Program Director, at dj@sswr.org.
Please note all
accepted presenters/speakers are required to
register for the conference and must be current
2011 SSWR members. This includes ALL oral and
poster presenters, symposia organizers, paper
presenters and discussants, and workshop and
roundtable speakers.
|
| |
|
|
.......Conference
Forms Download Center |
|
|
|
|
.......Conference
Highlights |
 |
The SSWR Annual Conference offers a scientific
program that reflects a broad range of
research interests, featuring studies
in child welfare, aging, mental health,
welfare reform, substance abuse, HIV/AIDS,
organizations and management, poverty
and social policy, research and design
measurement, and more. Annual conference
events and activities include:
>> Presidential
plenary and awards presentation, invited
symposia, and over 500 symposia, workshop,
roundtable, paper and poster presentations.
>> Research methods workshops designed
to enhance methods expertise and grant-writing
skills and special sessions on research
priorities and capacity building that
target cutting-edge topics vital to contemporary
social work research.
>> Program and networking events
especially for doctoral students. Opportunities
for student volunteers are available.
>> Over 40 exhibitors including
universities, publishers, non-profit organizations,
foundations, and government agencies
>> Earn up to 18 hours of Continuing
Education Units (CEU) (additional fee)
>> 30+ special interest groups convene
(all welcome)
>> Job Seekers Registry
|
|
|
.......
Registration Rates and Deadlines |
 |
The
conference registration is now available
online! See below for the 2011 regisration
rates and deadlines. If you are ready
to register, please click the "Register
Now" link below.
Registration
Type |
Early
Bird (before 12/3) |
Member |
$275 |
Non-Member |
$450 |
Student
Member |
$135 |
Student
Non-Member |
$225 |
View
full 2011
registration chart.

|
|
|
| |
| Featured
Annual Conference Speakers |
 |
 |
 |
 |
|
| Presidential
Plenary Speaker
King Davis, PhD |
Aaron
Rosen Lecturer
John Brekke, PhD |
Opening
Plenary Speaker
Lawrence Palinkas, PhD |
Opening
Plenary Speaker
David Takeuchi, PhD |
|
 |
 |
 |
 |
|
| Invited
Symposia Speaker
Susan Kemp, PhD |
Invited
Symposia Speaker
Amy Hillier, PhD |
Invited
Symposia Speaker
Anthony Hassan, EdD, LCSW |
Invited
Symposia Speaker
Jan Nissly, PhD |
|
 |
 |
 |
 |
|
| Invited
Symposia Speaker
Howard Walters, MSS/MSLP |
Invited
Symposia Speaker
Lisa Colarossi, PhD |
Invited
Symposia Speaker
Raphael Travis, DrPH, LCSW |
Invited
Symposia Speaker
Daphne Watkins, PhD |
|
 |
To
view speakers' biography, please click here.
|
| Invited
Symposia Speaker
Edith Arrington, PhD |
|
|
|
| |
|
|
|
| Thursday
(January 13) Morning Workshops and Special Sessions |
| 8:00
am – 12:00 pm
|
Research
Methods Workshops (registration fee required)
 |
| 8:00
am – 12:30 pm |
Special
Sessions on Research Priorities & Capacity
Building (registration fee required)  |
|
| SSWR
2011 Annual Conference Workshops/Special Sessions
and Invited Sessions Presentation Slides |
Research
Methods Workshops |

|
Public
Secondary Data Analyses: NLSY
A Rupa Datta (National Opinion Research Center) |

|
Integrating
ATLAS.ti with Data Management Software
Jerry Floersch, Rutgers University |

|
Designing
and Conducting Mixed Methods Studies
Beth Angell, Lisa Townsend (Rutgers University) |
| Special
Sessions on Research Priorities and Capacity
Building |
 |
Early
Career Development with K01 Mechanism
(Research & Career Development Series Part
I)
Susannah Allison (NIMH), Hyeouk Chris Hahm (Boston
University) |
 |
Research
Opportunities at NIH and CDC
G. Stephane Philogene (OBSSR), JoAnn Thierry
(CDC), Margaret Murray (NIAAA), Denise Pintello
(NIDA) |
 |
Mid-Career
Development with R01 Mechanism (Research
& Career Development Series Part II)
Seana Golder (University of Louisville), Denise
Pintello (NIDA), Peggy Murray (NIAAA), Denise
Juliano-Bult (NIMH) |
 |
Social
Work NIH Grant Directory: A Tool to Increase
Federal Research Funding
Alberto Godenzi, Scune Carrington (Boston College) |
| Opening
Plenary Session |
 |
New
Horizons of Translational Research and Research
Translation in Social Work
Lawrence Palinkas (University of Southern California),
David Takeuchi (University of Washington) |
| Aaron
Rosen Lecture |
 |
It's
Not About Fish and Bicycles -- We Need a Science
of Social Work
John Brekke (University of Southern California) |
| Presidential
Plenary |
 |
The
Youngest Science: Social Work Research as Product
and Process in a Competitive Scientific Market
King Davis (The University of Texas at Austin) |
| Doctoral
Student Panel |
 |
Emerging
Issues in the Current Job Market
Jennifer Luna-Idunate (The University of Texas
at Austin), Lambert Maguire (University of Pittsburgh),
Alma Trinidad (Portland State University) |
| Invited
Symposia |
 |
So
You're Interested in Doing Research with Service
Members, Veterans and Military Families?
Anthony Hassan (University of Southern California),
Jan Nissly (University of Southern California),
LTC Anthony L. Cox (U.S. Army Medical Command),
Shelley M. MacDermid (Purdue University), Joseph
A. Pecko (U.S. Army Public Health Command) |
 |
Asking
and Answering Spatial Questions: Incorporating
Spatial Methods in Social Welfare Research
Susan Kemp (University of Washington), Amy Hillier
(University of Pennsylvania) |
|
|
 |
Online
Job Registry and Employer Job Posting Available Online

|
 |
Access
SSWR 2010 Annual Conference Abstracts Online

|
| |
|
Any questions?
Please contact:
DeeJay
Garringo
Program Director
SSWR National Office
11240 Waples Mill Road, Suite 200
Fairfax, VA 22030
703-352-7797
703-359-7562 fax
info@sswr.org |