Texas Social Work will bring a strong showing of faculty, staff and doctoral students to Atlanta this month at the upcoming 72nd annual CSWE Annual Program Meeting (APM) .

A total of 14 individuals (including five doctoral students) will contribute to a total of 14 presentations at the annual conference, which is one of the leading national conferences on social work education. Topics of expertise being presented include higher education leadership and leadership development, aging, pedagogy, child and family wellbeing, and more.

At this year’s conference, UT Social Work is also a proud co-sponsor of the Coast to Coast reception with Boston College, the University of Chicago, the Ohio State University, the University of Washington, and The University of Washington in St. Louis, as well as a co-sponsor of the SEC Schools Reception.

A full list and schedule for UT Social Work’s presenters and contributors are below:

Date and TimeSpeakerTopicRoom
Thu, Oct 22 2:30–3:30 PMDavid SpringerPre-Conference, Leadership Development Institute: The Changing Social Work Academic Landscape: How State and National Laws Are Reshaping Higher EducationImperial Ballroom Salon B
Thu, Oct 22 6:15–7:30 PMAllan ColeHigher Education LeadershipMarquis Ballroom
Fri, Oct 23 1:45–2:15 PMMary-Ellen Brown
(with Lauren Lanehart)*		Digital Storytelling as a Capstone Pedagogy in Macro Social Work EducationL405
Fri, Oct 23 1:45–2:45 PMDanielle ParrishConnect Session: Writing Books for Publication (Council on Publications)M103
Fri, Oct 23 2:45–3:15 PMHector E. Chaidez Ruacho*Demandas y Resiliencia: A Scoping Review of Literature on Spanish-Speaking Hispanic Mental Health Providers (e-poster)Atrium Ballroom, E-Poster Board 1
Fri, Oct 23 3:00–4:00 PMSarah K. SloanRooted in Resilience: Trauma-Informed, Compassionate Pedagogy with Incarcerated WomenInternational A
Fri, Oct 23 3:00–4:00 PMJoan AsseffRooted in Resilience: Trauma-Informed, Compassionate Pedagogy with Incarcerated WomenInternational A
Fri, Oct 23 4:45–5:15 PMLaura H. Dosanjh**Adverse Childhood Experiences, Health, and Resilience: Next Generation Theory and Practice in Social WorkM304
Fri, Oct 23 4:45–5:15 PMCynthia FranklinAdverse Childhood Experiences, Health, and Resilience: Next Generation Theory and Practice in Social WorkM304
Fri, Oct 23 4:45–5:15 PMJeeyeon Hong*A Scoping Review of Solution-Focused Measures: Mobilizing Strengths and Resilience in Social WorkM109
Fri, Oct 23 5:45–6:15 PMXiaoyi Zeng*Neighborhoods, Resilience, and Quality of Life Among Chinese Older Adults in Wuhan and Honolulu (e-poster)Atrium Ballroom, E-Poster Board 10
Fri, Oct 23 6:30–9:30 PM SEC Schools of Social Work ReceptionImperial Ballroom Salon A
Fri, Oct 23 7:00–9:30 PM Coast to Coast Reception (Boston College, Chicago, Ohio State, Texas, Washington, WashU)Marquis Ballroom Salon C
Sat, Oct 24 10:30—11:30 AMMary-Ellen BrownAssociation for Community Organization and Social Action (ACOSA) Award CeremonyTBD
Sat, Oct 24 12:30–1:30 PMJ.D. MooreNavigating Change in Social Work Education Through Strategic Comms and Marketing (panel)Marquis Ballroom Salon A
Sun, Oct 25 11:00 AM–12:00 PMHector E. Chaidez Ruacho*Dual Roles, Dual Pressures: Reimagining Preparation for Bilingual and Bicultural Social Work Practice (panel)M106
Sun, Oct 25 11:30 AM–12:00 PMYoonjeong Ko*Redefining Success: Peer Perspectives on Resilience, Identity, and Belonging for Parents in Child WelfareM304

*Student
** Postdoc