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2009 Annual Conference: The Challenge of Social Work in Tough Economic Times
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Karen Jick introduces keynote speaker Reggie Bicha

 

 

NASW WI 2010 CONTINUING EDUCATION OFFERINGS

Discover the NASW WI Difference Programs and Presenters That Inform and Inspire


2010 LUNCH HOUR TELECONFERENCE SERIES

Use Your Lunch Hour to Earn One Continuing Education Hour

Last year NASW WI introduced an exciting new program that allows participants to earn continuing education hours over the lunch hour from the home or office. Our 2010 teleconference series offers you convenience combined with expert presenters, interesting and useful topics, and interaction with your peers, all for an affordable price.

All workshops will be held from Noon to 1:00 p.m. Registrants will be emailed teleconference directions and handouts in advance.

DATE TITLE PRESENTER
February 11 Trauma’s Impact on Body, Mind, Heart and Spirit:         
Healing through the Life Cycle
George Kamps,  MSW, LCSW, ACSW
February 19 Continuing to Unpack the Invisible Knapsack: Exploring the Meaning of Whiteness Martha Barry, PhD
February 24 Myriad Strategies for Seeking Control in the Dying Process Tracy Schroepfer, MSW, PhD
March 1 Changes and Challenges Faced by Adolescents And Adults With Autism Marsha Mailick Seltzer, PhD and Jan Steven Greenberg, MSSW, PhD
March 2 Environmental Strategies to Reduce High Risk Drinking Among College Students Aaron Brower, PhD

March 4

Social  Work Administration Eileen Mershart, CISW

Pricing

Regular Registration – payments received more than two weeks before the workshop date

  • Members: $ 25
  • Non-Members: $ 45
  • Student, Retired or Unemployed Members: $ 20
  • Student, Retired or Unemployed Non-Members: $ 40

Late Registration – payments received less than two weeks before the workshop date

  • Members: $ 35
  • Non-Members: $ 55
  • Student, Retired or Unemployed Members: $ 30
  • Student, Retired or Unemployed Non-Members: $ 50

To register on-line for one or more Teleconferences click here

To download the Teleconference program descriptions and presenter bios click here

To download a registration flyer click here


2010 ETHICS AND BOUNDARIES WORKSHOP OFFERINGS

Choose From a Variety of Topics, Locations and Dates

DATE TITLE PRESENTER LOCATION
May 5 Religion, Spirituality & Ethics Nicholas Smiar, ACSW, CISW, PhD Milwaukee Brookfield Sheraton
Brookfield, WI
May 14 Reconsidering Ethical Dilemmas Experienced By Seasoned Social Work Practitioners LaVonne Cornell-Swanson, MSW, PhD Sheraton Madison
Madison, WI
May 21 Ethics in Management and Supervision Joan Groessl, MSW, LCSW  Radisson Hotel & Conference
Center - Green Bay, WI
Oct. 6 Reconsidering Ethical Dilemmas Experienced By Seasoned Social Work Practitioners LaVonne Cornell-Swanson, MSW, PhD Milwaukee Brookfield Sheraton 
Brookfield, WI
Oct. 6 Ethics in Management and Supervision Joan Groessl, MSW, LCSW  Milwaukee Brookfield Sheraton 
Brookfield, WI

Oct. 6

Ethics and Boundaries for Clinical Social Workers Pamela Phillips Olson, LCSW  Milwaukee Brookfield Sheraton 
Brookfield, WI

 

Pricing

Regular Registration – payments received more than two weeks before the workshop date

  • Members: $ 85
  • Non-Members: $ 115
  • Student, Retired or Unemployed Members: $ 65
  • Student, Retired or Unemployed Non-Members: $ 95

Late Registration – payments received less than two weeks before the workshop date

  • Members: $ 95
  • Non-Members: $ 125
  • Student, Retired or Unemployed Members: $ 75
  • Student, Retired or Unemployed Non-Members: $ 105

These workshops are designed to meet the State of Wisconsin continuing education requirement that social workers receive four hours of ethics and boundaries training during each certification period.

To register on-line click here

To download the Ethics and Boundaries workshop descriptions and presenter bios click here

To download a registration flyer click here


BSW AND MSW 2010 EXAM PREPARATION WORKSHOPS

Dates:   March 5, 2010
June 4, 2010
August 20, 2010
Time:   MSW Exam Prep Workshop: 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
BSW Exam Prep Workshop:  1:00 PM - 4:00 PM 
Location:   Stowell Associates/Select Staff
4485 N. Oakland Ave. - Shorewood, WI 53211 

 

If you are preparing to take your national licensing exam and would like to increase your understanding of what the test will be like and how to prepare for it, our popular BSW and MSW Exam Preparation Workshops are here to help.

The workshops will be led by Joanne Barndt, ACSW, LCSW, Clinical Associate Professor Emerita of the Helen Bader School of Social Welfare at UW Milwaukee. She has substantial experience in child welfare, clinical, and health care settings. She has helped prepare hundreds of students for their exams.

Pricing

  • Members: $ 55
  • Non-Members: $ 85

To register on-line click here

To download a registration flyer click here


SAVE THE DATE FOR THE 2010 ANNUAL CONFERENCE

Empowering Individuals, Families and Communities

October 6 – 8, 2010
Milwaukee Brookfield Sheraton Hotel - Brookfield, Wisconsin

Check the website for ongoing updates. A call for abstract should be posted in February. If you are interested in presenting, please call the office at 608-257-6334 or email us at naswwi@tds.net


NASW WI CANCELLATIONS AND REFUNDS POLICY

If you need to cancel your registration, refunds less a $25.00 cancellation fee are available until seven days before the workshop date. After this date, no refunds will be processed. No-shows forfeit their payment. You may transfer your registration to attend this workshop at a different date without penalty provided you inform us at the email address above at least 24 hours before the workshop.

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