Re: child safety assessment and FGDM

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I would like to thank everyone who provided me with helpful information regarding Family Group Decision Making.

Shawn Cox
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Assistant/Associate Professor,  Distinguished Visiting Professor, & Postdoctoral Child Welfare Fellowship
The University of Texas at Arlington School of Social Work

The UTA School of Social Work invites nominations and applications for the three positions noted above for AY 2003-2004.  Applications from members of underrepresented groups are especially encouraged.

Assistant/Associate Professor (Tenure-track/Tenured):  A Doctorate in Social Work or related field and an MSW, with two years post-MSW, full-time practice experience, are required. Ability to teach at the BSW, MSSW and PhD levels is preferred, and competence in at least two areas of the curriculum is required.  Curricular areas are:  Community & Administrative Practice; Direct Practice; HBSE; Research, and Social Policy.  Applicants must have an identified area of scholarship and potential for externally funded research (Assistant level) or a demonstrated record of scholarship and funded research (Associate level).  ABDs may be considered at the Assistant rank. Review of applications will begin immediately and continue until the position is filled.  Applicants for Assistant/Associate Professor should e-mail or mail a letter of interest, curriculum vita, and names and full contact information for three references to: Rebecca L. Hegar, Ph.D., Professor and Search Committee Chair, The School of Social Work, The University of Texas at Arlington, Box 19129, Arlington, Texas  76019-0129, Telephone:  817-272-5357; Fax:  817-272-2046; Email:  rhegar@xxxxxxx, http://www2.uta.edu/ssw/

Distinguished Visiting Professor:  Qualifications commensurate with appointment to senior academic rank at a major university are required.  Appointment is for an academic year (September through May). The main goal of the Visiting Professorship is to provide a year of research support to the appointee, who will contribute to the School’s academic endeavors.  The Visiting Professor will teach one course per semester and provide colloquia in an area of expertise to the academic community.  Candidates may direct confidential enquiries to Dean Santos H. Hernández and are encouraged to do so promptly for fullest consideration.  See http://www2.uta.edu/ssw/dvp for contact information.  

Postdoctoral Fellowship:  Requires a recent Doctorate in Social Work (past three years), MSW, and at least two years post-MSW, full-time practice experience, with a strong commitment to research in the field of Child Welfare.  Appointment is for an academic year (September through May).  The goal of the Fellowship is to broaden the Fellow’s research expertise under the guidance of an established researcher in order to strengthen the Fellow’s publication record and enhance what the Fellow will bring to a permanent faculty or research position.  Candidates may contact Dr. Maria Scannapieco, Director of the Center for Child Welfare.  See http://www2.uta.edu/ssw/ postdoc for contact information.  

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Subject: RE: FW: evaluation studies on services provided to 18-21 year olds
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Dear friends,

Please, help me. I don't understand what "the multi-state (IL, WI, IA)Chafee
stuff going on in Illinois..." is.

Thank you in advance

Psychologist Mihai SERBAN,
Programme Coordinator
INTERNATIONAL FOUNDATION FOR CHILD AND FAMILY
Counseling and Therapy Center for Child and Family
Bucharest, Occidentului Street no. 44, sector 1
Phone: + 40 21 311 19 15
+ 40 21 212 76 41
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Subject: Re: FW: evaluation studies on services provided to 18-21 year
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Michelle, do you know about the multi-state (IL, WI, IA)Chafee stuff going
on in Illinois? Chapin Hall (Mark Courtney et al) is doing it based on
Mark's old stuff with Irv Piliavin at Wisconsin. I am assuming you already
have that report. It was just published, I think in Child Welfare.
Anyway,the contact person is Sherry Terao. Let me know if you need more.
Dennette

Dennette Derezotes
Assistant Director
Children and Family Research Center
School of Social Work
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign