Pathways to Solutions with Challenging At-Risk Adolescents October 19, 2007 | 9:00 am – 4:30 pm Featuring: Matthew D. Selekman, M.S.W., who is renown for his work with difficult-to-treat children and adolescents and their families, presents extensively throughout North America, South America, and Europe. Matthew is the respected author of four books, including his latest titled: Living on the Razor's Edge: Solution-Oriented Brief Family Therapy with Self-harming Adolescents.
Fee: $105 registered deadline October 12, 2007; NO walk-ins
Six CEUs will be awarded for social workers, counselors, CCDC counselors, school social workers, and mental health professionals. For more information, call Hallie at 614-292-0398 or view Pathways to Solutions for complete training details.
Professor Anderson-Butcher Recipient of Miami University Alumni Award
Dawn Anderson-Butcher, associate professor in the College of Social Work at The Ohio State University, was recently presented a Profound Impact Award at Miami University. Anderson-Butcher received bachelor and master's degrees at Miami. Three awards were presented by Carine Feyten, dean of Miami's School of Education and Allied Professions (EAP). Feyten said Anderson-Butcher is rapidly becoming known for her expertise in youth development, school improvement and in evaluating intervention programs aimed at young people.
The award is new and was presented for the first time at a reception held in Oxford on April 20. The other recipients were Rex R. Bucheit and Quanyu Huang.
Dianna Barrett recipient of 2007 Distinguished Staff Award
Distinguished Staff Award recognizes 12 staff members for exceptional accomplishments, leadership, and service to the university community. After 28 + years of outstanding service to the College of Social Work, congratulations Dianna! You deserve this!
