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SSWR’s
launch of the National Research Capacity Building
Initiative
Starting in 2010 SSWR, in collaboration with
Dr. Llewellyn Cornelius (University of Maryland,
Baltimore), will create mechanisms that will increase
social work research’s visibility and promote
it among federal funders. Through this effort
SSWR will highlight and advance the outstanding
work of social work faculty engaged in research
and continue to expand infrastructure and research
capacity building strategies on the national level.
Letter
from SSWR President, Rowena Fong, EdD
(Click
here for pdf file)
Reports
from the DC Liaison Dr. Llewellyn Cornelius
National Research
Capacity Building Initiative Supporters
Resources
NRCBI
Listserv
SSWR
Conference Workshops and Special Sessions
SSWR
Summer Institutes
Social
Work Research Network (SWRnet)
Social
Work NIH Grant Directory
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Social
Work Research Network (SWRnet)
Boston University School of Social Work
The Social Work
Research Network (SWRnet) provides
timely information about research resources for
all areas of social work practice and research.
Subscribers to SWRnet receive weekly email updates
about funding opportunities, calls for papers,
conference deadlines, and newly published research.
Other resources related to social work research
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Social
Work NIH Grant Directory
The Social Work NIH Grant Directory provides
an overview of NIH grants awarded to social work
researchers between 1993 and the present time.
The listing includes researchers at social work
programs or those at other institutions that were
identified as having a social work degree. We
recognize that the information in this directory
may not be as comprehensive as we would like and
therefore ask that you provide us with updates
on past and current grants.
The Directory was launched in 2004 by the Institute
for the Advancement of Social Work Research (IASWR).
When IASWR dissolved in October 2009, the Boston
College Graduate School of Social Work committed
to continuing to keep the Directory up to date.
We hope that you will find the information as
inspiring and informative as we do. The Directory
illustrates the depth of social work research
and it shows the exciting and challenging road
ahead. Moreover, it provides unique opportunities
for junior faculty to reach out to accomplished
researchers and form collaborations across universities
and programs.
View
the SW NIH Grant Directory website
SSWR
Conference Workshops and Special Sessions
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2012 Annual Conference
Research
Methods Workshops |
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Multilevel
and Longitudinal Analysis
Andrew Grogan-Kaylor (University of Michigan) |
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Everything
You Ever Wanted to Know About Secondary
Data
JoAnne McFarland O’Rourke, MSW, Lynette
Hoelter, PhD (University of Michigan-Ann
Arbor) |
| Special
Sessions on Research Priorities and Capacity
Building |
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Publish,
Not Perish: Essential Strategies for Writing
Peer-Reviewed Articles
Brian Perron, PhD (University of Michigan-Ann
Arbor), Michael G. Vaughn, PhD (Saint Louis
University) |
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Understanding
Private Foundations
Maureen Martin, Lindsey Rossow-Rood (University
of Michigan) |
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Building
Research Capacity in Social Work Education
Programs
Ruth G. McRoy, PhD (Boston College), Joan
Levy Zlotnik, PhD, ACSW (National Association
of Social Workers), Jerry Flanzer, PhD (San
Jose State University), Carol M. Lewis,
PhD (University of Texas at Austin) |
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Panel
of Recently Funded Scholars
Gary Cuddeback, MSW, MPH, PhD (University
of North Carolina at Chapel Hill), Felipe
Castro, PhD (University of Texas at El Paso),
Melissa Jonson-Reid, PhD (Washington University
in St. Louis), Craig Field, PhD (University
of Texas at Austin) |
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Foundations:
A Local, Regional and National Perspective:
The Community Foundation of Southeast Michigan,
the Council of Michigan Foundations, and
the Annie E. Casey Foundation
Randall Ross (Community Foundation for Southeast
Michigan), Michael Litz (Forum of Regional
Associations of Grantmakers), Benjamin Kerman
(The Annie E. Casey Foundation) |
| Presidential
Plenary |
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Promoting
Social and Emotional Well-Being for Vulnerable
Children and Youth: What We Know and Where
We Are Going
Bryan Samuels, MS (U.S. Department of Health
and Human Services) |
| Invited
Symposia |
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Promoting
Positive Development in Children, Youth,
and Families
Moderator: Jeffrey M. Jenson, PhD (University
of Denver)
Presenters: Richard F. Catalano, PhD (University
of Washington), Neil B. Guterman, PhD (University
of Chicago), Mary McKay, PhD (New York University) |
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Race
and Ethnicity in Research and Practice:
What Difference Have We Made?
Moderator: Rowena Fong, EdD (University
of Texas at Austin)
Presenters: Karina Walters, PhD (University
of Washington), Sean Joe, PhD, LMSW (University
of Michigan-Ann Arbor), Vincent Guilamo-Ramos,
PhD (New York University) |
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Shaping
Public Policy: Poverty and Low Income Families
Moderator: Roberta Rehner Iversen, PhD (University
of Pennsylvania)
Presenters: Daniel R. Meyer, PhD (University
of Wisconsin-Madison), Susan J. Lambert,
PhD (University of Chicago), Yolanda C.
Padilla, PhD (University of Texas at Austin) |
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2011 Annual Conference
Research
Methods Workshops |
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Public
Secondary Data Analyses: NLSY
A Rupa Datta (National Opinion Research
Center) |
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Integrating
ATLAS.ti with Data Management Software
Jerry Floersch, Rutgers University |
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Designing
and Conducting Mixed Methods Studies
Beth Angell, Lisa Townsend (Rutgers University) |
| Special
Sessions on Research Priorities and Capacity
Building |
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Early
Career Development with K01 Mechanism
(Research & Career Development Series
Part I)
Susannah Allison (NIMH), Hyeouk Chris Hahm
(Boston University) |
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Research
Opportunities at NIH and CDC
G. Stephane Philogene (OBSSR), JoAnn Thierry
(CDC), Margaret Murray (NIAAA), Denise Pintello
(NIDA) |
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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) |
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Social
Work NIH Grant Directory: A Tool to Increase
Federal Research Funding
Alberto Godenzi, Scune Carrington (Boston
College) |
| Opening
Plenary Session |
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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 |
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It's
Not About Fish and Bicycles -- We Need a
Science of Social Work
John Brekke (University of Southern California) |
| Presidential
Plenary |
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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 |
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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 |
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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) |
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Asking
and Answering Spatial Questions: Incorporating
Spatial Methods in Social Welfare Research
Susan Kemp (University of Washington), Amy
Hillier (University of Pennsylvania) |
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2010 Annual Conference
Research
Methods Workshops
Special
Sessions on Research Priorities and Capacity Building
Video of Special
Session on Research Priorities and Capacity
Building
“Preparing
for Transdisciplinary Collaborations: Linking
Society to Cells to Reduce Disparities and Improve
Health Outcomes”
Kay Wanke (NIH Office of
Behavioral and Social Sciences Research), Sarah
Gehlert (Washington University in St. Louis),
Kate Reed (National Coalition for Health Professional
Education in Genetics). Many thanks to NIH OBSSR
who provided the video taping of this workshop.
http://gntv.info/video/sswr.html
(Click here to access the video)
National
Research Capacity Building Initiative 2010 Supporters
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