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Fall 2018 Continuing Education Programming Now Open!
We are pleased to offer a full curriculum of Continuing Education offerings for the Fall. Featured programs include Social Worker Malpractice, This Is Us: Generational Effects of Pain, Trauma, and Addiction in Families, Grant Writing, and Nurturing Yourself as you Nurture Others. In addition, we are offering two Alumni Networking Events. Learn more about how you can earn your CEU’s this fall! For full detail visit the Continuing Education Workshops Page: www.luc.edu/socialwork/licensure-continuing-ed/conferences-workshops
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Loyola Faculty at the 40th International Association for Social Work with Groups (IASWG) Symposium
LUC School of Social Work faculty, current students and alum travelled to South Africa on June, 2018 to take part of the international event. Poster presentations, workshops and dinners were part of the agenda. The location was quite unique, the famous Kruger National Park.
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Dr. Simon, Dr. Kilbane & fellow faculty presented at the Joint World Social Work, Education and Social Development Conference
The Joint World Conference on Social Work, Education and Social Development 2018(SWSD)was held in Dublin, Ireland on July, 2018. Dr. Shirley Simon and Dr. Terri Kilbane presentation topic was on Status of Group Work Education in Masters-Level Social Work Education: Survey Findings and Implications.
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Dr. Dentato presented at the Annual International Meeting of the Society for Psychotherapy Research
In June 27-30, 2018, Dr. Michael Dentato presented in Amsterdam, Netherlands on the important role of utilizing the SBIRT model to assess for substance use among LGBTQ youth, as well as two panel presentations on mental health treatment and care for LGBT clients with colleagues from Rutgers University, University of Toronto, Barry University and Arizona State University.
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Voting is Social Work!
Voting is central to social work’s values and social justice mission. Gives individuals and communities the power to voice their opinions and effect change. Non-partisan voter registration, education and outreach are legal, ethical and professional.
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