18th Annual Conference |
Research
January 15-19, 2014
Social Change:
Addressing Local
and Global Challenges
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Grand Hyatt San Antonio • San Antonio, TX
PROGRAM SCHEDULE
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Table of Contents
Meeting Room Floor Plans...................................................................................................... 4
President’s Welcome.................................................................................................................. 8
Presidential Plenary Speaker................................................................................................. 10
2014 Aaron Rosen Lecturer................................................................................................... 11
2014 Distinguished Career Achievement Award................................................................ 12
Opening Plenary Session....................................................................................................... 13
Invited Symposia..................................................................................................................... 14
Special Session......................................................................................................................... 17
2014 SSWR Fellows................................................................................................................. 18
2014 Deborah K. Padgett Early Career Achievement Award........................................... 20
2014 Excellence in Research Award..................................................................................... 21
2014 Outstanding Social Work Doctoral Dissertation Award.......................................... 22
2014 Outstanding Social Work Doctoral Dissertation Award, Honorable Mention..... 23
2014 Doctoral Fellows Award................................................................................................ 24
2014 Exhibitors........................................................................................................................ 25
Program Highlights................................................................................................................. 26
Admission to Conference Activities, Continuing Education, Special Assistance,
Message Board/Internet Access, Conference Mobile App,
Photograph Disclosure................................................................................................... 30
Launch of the Journal for the Society for Social Work and Research (JSSWR)................ 32
Schedule-at-a-Glance.............................................................................................................. 33
Thursday Workshops and Special Sessions
Research Methods Workshops...................................................................................... 45
Special Sessions on Research Priorities and Capacity Building............................... 47
Program Schedule
Wednesday, January 15.................................................................................................. 45
Thursday, January 16...................................................................................................... 55
Friday, January 17........................................................................................................... 83
Saturday, January 18..................................................................................................... 139
Sunday, January 19........................................................................................................ 199
Special Interest Group (SIG) Meetings
Friday, January 17...................................................................................................83, 108
Saturday, January 18.............................................................................................139, 162
2013-2014 Board of Directors............................................................................................. 219
1994-2014 SSWR Presidents................................................................................................ 220
2014 Conference Program Committee.............................................................................. 221
2014 Conference Program Cluster Chairs......................................................................... 222
2014 Conference Program Abstract Review Committee................................................. 225
Aaron Rosen Lecture Award Review Committee............................................................. 234
Deborah K. Padgett Early Career Achievement Award Review Committee................ 235
Distinguished Career Achievement Award Review Committee.................................... 236
Doctoral Fellows Award Review Committee.................................................................... 237
Excellence in Research Award Review Committee.......................................................... 238
Outstanding Social Work Doctoral Dissertation Award Review Committee.............. 239
SSWR Awards History.......................................................................................................... 240
2015 Call for Papers.............................................................................................................. 242
National Research Capacity Building Initiative (NRCBI) Supporters........................... 244
JSSWR Call for Manuscripts................................................................................................ 246
Conference Sponsors............................................................................................................ 247
Author/Speaker Index.......................................................................................................... 253
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GRAND HYATT SAN ANTONIO (GHSA)
FOURTH FLOOR
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SAN
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SANANTONIO
ANTONIO
MARRIOTT
RIVERWALK
SECOND
FLOOR, FLOOR,
ELEVATORBALLROOM
LEVEL, BALLROOM
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SECOND
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UPPER PARKING LEVEL, ELEVATOR LEVEL P2
LOWER PARKING LEVEL, ELEVATOR LEVEL P1
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HENRY B. GONZALEZ CONVENTION CENTER (HBGCC)
RIVER LEVEL
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HENRY B. GONZALEZ CONVENTION CENTER (HBGCC)
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the 18th Annual Conference of the Society for
Social Work and Research (SSWR): Research
for Social Change: Addressing Local and Global
Challenges. SSWR has become the scientific
society dedicated to the development and
application of rigorous research addressing pressing social problems and promoting
social justice. The SSWR Annual Conference is the foremost venue in the world for
developing and disseminating rigorous social work research and for networking and
professional development of social work researchers at all levels.
The SSWR Annual Conference has grown significantly from 100 attendees at the first
conference in 1995 to the current membership of 1,542. This year’s conference in San
Antonio attracted 1,571 abstracts resulting in more than 700 accepted papers, symposia,
and roundtables that will make up this year’s conference. As you know from earlier
communications, the conference this year has expanded beyond the official conference
hotel, the Grand Hyatt San Antonio, to include two additional venues, the Henry B.
Gonzales Convention Center and the San Antonio Marriott Riverwalk. Since its first
conference, the Society’s ambitions for the SSWR Annual Conference also have expanded
from serving as a nexus for the dissemination of high quality social work research to
providing a place where research excellence is recognized, where researchers can identify
and work with collaborators as well as continue their own professional development.
Additionally, the Society has increasingly enriched its commitment to the preparation
of the next generation of social work researchers with special programming for doctoral,
MSW, and BSW students.
The development of the Society over the years would not have been possible without
enormous support from individuals and organizations dedicated to the development
of social work research including distinguished social work researchers comprising the
membership of the Society, graduate and undergraduate social work degree programs,
and social work sister organizations including the National Association of Social Workers,
the Council on Social Work Education, the Association of Baccalaureate Social Work
Program Directors, the Group for the Advancement of Doctoral Education in Social
Work, the National Association of Deans and Directors, and the American Academy of
Social Work and Social Welfare.
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A dedicated Conference Program Committee (including Vice President and Conference
Chair, Wynne Korr; Immediate Past Vice President and Conference Chair, Ruth E. Dunkle;
President, Jeanne Marsh; President-Elect, Eddie Uehara; Vice President-Elect, James
Lubben; Awards Co-Chairs, Karen Lincoln and Lela Rankin Williams; Board Membersat-Large, Karen Hopkins, Jackie Hawkins, and Sean Joe) has been hard at work since
the 2013 SSWR Annual Conference putting together a very exciting program focusing
on social change and social justice. Highlights include the Thursday morning Research
Methods Workshops on “Theory Construction and Causal Modeling,” “Systematic Review
Methods: The Science of Research Synthesis,” “Measurement Issues for Social Work
Evaluation and Research with Diverse Populations,” and “Introduction to Propensity
Score Analysis;” Plenary Speakers Thomas Cook, PhD, Northwestern University, along
with Karina Walters, PhD, University of Washington, and Flavio Marsiglia, PhD, Arizona
State University, as well as Aaron Rosen Lecturer Lena Lundgren, PhD, Boston University.
High quality workshops, roundtables, symposia, and papers advance knowledge
development in social work practice and policy topics with reports on African American
Fathers’ Parenting Practices, Promoting Community Action and Social Change, Child
Maltreatment and Subsequent Substance Abuse, Health Insurance Access for Persons
with Disabilities, Interventions with Children in Armed Conflict, RCT of Intervention
for Military Families, Impact of Trauma and Loss on Adolescent Mothers, and Social
Work Services with Combat Trauma Patients.
This year, like every year, the quality of the conference has been enhanced and enriched
by suggestions and input of Society members. We owe an enormous debt of gratitude
for conference planning and logistical support to staffers Jennifer Lewis and DeeJay
Garringo - as well as Bill Haire and Patty Couch at Travelink. We are extremely grateful
for their organizational support and attention to detail that allows the SSWR Board to
provide you with an outstanding conference each year. Acknowledgements and thanks to
all who have supported SSWR appear in the program book.
Thank you for coming to the conference this year and have fun!
Jeanne C. Marsh, PhD, MSW
President
SSWR Board of Directors
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Presidential Plenary Speaker
Thomas Cook, PhD
Northwestern University
“Quasi-Experimental Design and Analysis Practices that Usually
Reproduce the Results of Randomized Experiments”
Friday, January 17, 2014, 4:30 pm - 6:00 pm
Marriott Riverwalk, Alamo Ballroom C & D, 2nd Floor Elevator Level BR
Thomas Cook is Professor of Sociology, Psychology, Education, and
Social Policy and the Joan and Sarepta Harrison
Chair in Ethics and Justice at Northwestern
University Institute for Policy Research.
He is interested in social science
research methodology, program
evaluation, whole school reform,
and contextual factors that
influence adolescent development,
particularly for urban minorities.
He is best known for his work
on the theory and practice of the
design and analysis of various forms
of quasi-experiment. He has published
heavily on threats to validity, and
enumerating threats to internal validity and
external validity in particular, on regression
discontinuity studies, on interrupted time series work and on various forms
of individual and group-level matching. He has authored or co-authored
ten books and about one hundred articles on these topics, including Cook
& Campbell, Quasi-Experimentation: Design and Analysis Issues for Field
Settings (1979) and Shadish, Cook & Campbell, Experimental and QuasiExperimental Designs for Generalized Causal Inference (2002).
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2014 Aaron Rosen Lecturer
Lena Lundgren, PhD
Boston University
“Translating Research to Practice: Social Workers as Leaders in Behavioral
Health and Addiction Treatment in the 21st Century”
Friday, January 17, 2014, 1:15 pm – 2:15 pm
Marriott Riverwalk, Alamo Ballroom Salon C, 2nd Floor, Elevator Level BR
Lena Lundgren, the Director of the Center for Addictions Research
and Services, is also a Professor of Welfare
Policy and the Associate Dean of
Research at Boston University
School of Social Work
(BUSSW). Dr. Lundgren
has taught and conducted
research at BUSSW since
1994. Although born and
raised in Sweden, she came
to the United States to
complete her graduate work,
receiving a doctorate from
the University of Chicago. Dr.
Lundgren’s doctoral training
at the University of Chicago was
specifically constructed to produce
quantitative researchers with the capacity to design large-scale
research efforts. To further hone these skills, she participated in a
one year program with the National Opinion Research Center. This
allowed Dr. Lundgren to design and direct large-scale longitudinal
research efforts at a relatively early stage of her career. In recent years
Dr. Lundgren’s research agenda focuses on large-scale longitudinal
research efforts examining the relationships between drug use-HIV
and substance abuse treatment utilization. Currently, Dr. Lundgren
is the Principal Investigator of 4 multi-year efforts, totaling
$1,600,000 in study funds. Dr. Lundgren’s collaborations to with
community based organizations has helped provide more than $10
million for service development in the areas of HIV and substance
abuse treatment.
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2014 Distinguished Career
Achievement Award
Phyllis Solomon, PhD
University of Pennsylvania
Phyllis Solomon received her Ph.D. in social welfare in 1978 from
Case Western Reserve University. Before entering
academia she worked in state psychiatric
hospitals designing, implementing, and
evaluating behavioral interventions for longterm patients and researching aftercare
services; and in community agencies
engaging in research and planning,
primarily in the area of mental health. Her
research funded by NIH, SAMHSA, Robert
Wood Johnson, other private foundations,
and state departments of mental health has
been on the forefront of consumer provided
services, family education interventions, and the
intersection of criminal justice and mental health
services. Since 1994 she has been a Professor in the School of Social Policy
& Practice and Professor of Social Work in Psychiatry at the University
of Pennsylvania She is the recipient of numerous awards including
Armin Loeb Award, Psychiatric Rehabilitation Association; Knee/
Wittman Award, NASW Foundation; and University of Pennsylvania
Provost Award for Ph.D. Mentoring of Doctoral Students; Fellowship,
Japan Society for the Promotion of Science; Visiting Scholar, University
of Western Ontario, Medical School, Department of Psychiatry; and
Moses Distinguished Visiting Professorship at the Silberman School of
Social Work at Hunter College. She was inducted in the first cohort of
American Academy of Social Work and Social Welfare.
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Opening Plenary Session
Karina Walters, PhD
University of Washington
Flavio Marsiglia, PhD
Arizona State University
“Moving Beyond Disparities: Social Work’s Contributions to
Health Equity Research”
Thursday, January 16, 2014, 5:30 pm - 7:00 pm
Marriott Riverwalk, Alamo Ballroom C & D, 2nd Floor Elevator Level BR
Health disparities research typically compares ethnic/racial minorities’
mortality and morbidity rates with those of Whites. Scant
attention has been given to outcomes that indicate good
health among ethnic minority communities. This
approach misses valuable opportunities to generate
useful knowledge on when to intervene and on
how to strengthen what works before it stops
working. With its historical roots and mission in
social justice, social work is perfectly poised to be
the scientific field driving health equity research
particularly with its research emphasis on the
design of culturally-derived and community-based
research; its emphasis on holistic, cultural protective
factors, strengths, and resiliency; and the development
of novel culturally-grounded and theory-driven health
interventions that deeply address socio-cultural
context. The speakers will highlight how social
work health equity research is poised to generate
a more accurate and culturally-grounded health
equity story. Intervention studies conducted
in partnership with Latino/a and First Nations
communities and addressing specific social and
cultural determinants of health will be showcased.
Social work contributions to the field and allied
health disciplines, opportunities for future research,
and the importance of training researchers, educators,
and leaders in the field of health equity will be highlighted
throughout the presentation.
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Invited Symposium I
“Research and Career Development: Stories
from Mid-Career Scholars”
Friday, January 17, 2014, 10:00 am - 11:45 am
Marriott Riverwalk, Alamo Ballroom Salon D,
2nd Floor, Elevator Level BR
Wynne Koor, PhD (Moderator)
Back by demand, this invited session featuring
three mid-career faculty is organized to
address the needs of early to mid-career SSWR
members in their efforts to develop successful
research and academic careers that make an
impact on the profession in which we work and
the society in which we live. The three invited
panelists, all previous recipients of the SSWR
Deborah K. Padgett Early Career Achievement
Award, represent diverse and successful career
trajectories. The panelists share a common
goal of conducting research that strives to
make a difference in the lives of vulnerable
populations and contributes to social change.
The panelists will answer a series of questions
on their careers and career strategies, including
making transitions in career (e.g. from doctoral
student to academic job, tenure and post-tenure
and changing institutions), seeking support for
research (e.g. mentors, collaboration, network,
and institutional support), and balancing (e.g.
academic research – publishing and grant
writing, work and life (and/or family) and
establishing an independent line of research
that makes significant contributions to our field.
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Lori Holleran Steiker, PhD, ACSW
University of Texas at Austin
Sean Joe, PhD
University of Michigan
Rogério Meireles Pinto, PhD
Columbia University
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Invited Symposium II
“Science in Social Work Doctoral
Education”
Friday, January 17, 2014, 2:30 pm – 4:15 pm
Marriott Riverwalk, Alamo Ballroom
Salon C, 2nd Floor Elevator Level BR
James Lubben, PhD (Moderator)
Boston College
Ruth E. Dunkle, PhD
University of Michigan
Andrew Grogan-Kaylor, PhD
University of Michigan
Today’s doctoral students are tomorrow’s faculty
and scholars. Thus social work doctoral education
is central to cultivating rigorous science in social
work. During the summer of 2013 an invited
roundtable examined special challenges facing
social work doctoral education. Participants
developed working papers on a series of challenges
to nurturing social work doctoral students as future
scientists. Two of those papers are the basis of this
invited symposium. In the first paper, Dr. Dunkle
and Dr. Grogan-Kaylor examine promises and
perils of Big Data for building the science of social
work. Their presentation will particularly examine
challenges to social work doctoral education to
train scholars adept at exploiting the potential
for new knowledge presented by massive data
accumulation. The second paper examines identity
formation and transformation in social work
doctoral education. In particular, Dr. Mor-Barak
and Dr. Brekke detail processes by which social work
doctoral students come to self-identify as scientists.
This new identity may be in addition to or in place
of other self-identities the doctoral student may
have previously owned including that of social work
practitioner. Both
papers address
important facets
of cultivating the
next generation
of faculty and
scholars for social
work.
John Brekke, PhD
Michàlle Mor Barak, PhD
University of Southern California
University of Southern California
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Invited Symposium III
“Invigorating the Social Work Research
Pipeline: The Importance of Engaging
Undergraduate Scholars”
Saturday, January 18, 2014, 10:00 am - 11:45 am
Marriott Riverwalk, Alamo Ballroom Salon D,
2nd Floor Elevator Level BR
This symposium is a first step in SSWR’s
commitment to invigorating the pipeline by
highlighting the engagement of undergraduate
and MSW students in research. Engaging
young scholars in the science of social work
is critical to the future of social work research.
Research finds that undergraduates who engage
in research are more likely to graduate and
to be prepared for and gain acceptance to
graduate school. Dean Edwina Uehara, SSWR
President-elect, will review the context of
higher education and federal research priorities
that promote early engagement of students
in research. Assistant Professor Karen Tabb
will draw on her experience doing research
as an undergraduate as well as models she
saw as a doctoral student at the University of
Washington and describe how she is integrating
BSW and MSW students in her own lab.
Heather Sears, BSW student, will present her
research and how she became involved in
social work research. Maria Pineros, MSW,
and PhD student, will describe her path from
undergraduate McNair scholar to doctoral
student and highlight her current research.
Implications for continued enhancement of the
social work research pipeline will be examined.
Eddie Uehara, PhD (Moderator)
University of Washington
Karen Tabb, PhD
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Maria Pineros, MSW
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Heather Sears
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
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Special Session
“Social Work Practice in Light of America’s
Changing Demographics”
Saturday, January 18, 2014, 2:30 pm – 4:15 pm
Marriott Riverwalk, Alamo Ballroom
Salon D, 2nd Floor Elevator Level BR
Edith G. Arrington, PhD
New Connections /OMG Center
Tia Burroughs, MSS/MLSP
New Connections/OMG Center
The diversity of the racial and ethnic makeup of
the United States provides both a rich cultural
asset and a complex set of needs. This diversity
and the various needs of different groups has
important implications for social work practice
and research. This panel of grantees and alumni
scholars of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
(RWJF) New Connections program will discuss
current social, racial and economic issues that
Americans face, the needs presented from these
issues and how the field of social work provides
services in light of them. The panelists will also
discuss how the New Connections program has
impacted their career and research perspectives.
RWJF New Connections
Networking Reception
Saturday, January 18, 2014
4:15pm - 5:30pm
Marriott Riverwalk, Alamo Ballroom
Salon D, 2nd Floor Elevator Level BR
Raphael Travis, PhD
Texas State University at San Marcos
Adrian Aguilera, PhD
Henrika McCoy, PhD
Sunny Shin, PhD
Texas State University at San Marcos
University of California, Berkeley
Virginia Commonwealth University
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2014 Society for Social Work and Research
(SSWR) Fellows
Starting in 2014, SSWR is honored to induct the first cohort of SSWR FELLOWS.
SSWR Fellow is an honor to recognize current SSWR members for their individual
accomplishments, leadership and contribution to SSWR as a scientific society. SSWR
Fellows serve as role models and mentors for individuals pursuing careers in social work
research and help advance the mission of the Society for Social Work and Research “… to
advance, disseminate, and translate research that addresses issues of social work practice
and policy and promotes a diverse, just, and equitable society.”
Inna Altschul, PhD
University of Denver
Sarah Gehlert, PhD
Washington University in St. Louis
Richard Barth, PhD
University of Maryland, Baltimore
Zvi Gellis, PhD
University of Pennsylvania
Jennifer Bellamy, PhD
University of Chicago
Michal Grinstein-Weiss, PhD
University of North Carolina at Chapel
Hill
Kimberly Bender, PhD
University of Denver
Gary Bowen, PhD
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Mark Courtney, PhD
University of Chicago
Diane DePanfilis, PhD
University of Maryland, Baltimore
Erick Guerrero, PhD
University of Southern California
Shenyang Guo, PhD
University of North Carolina at Chapel
Hill
James Hall, PhD
Indiana University
James Drisko, PhD
Smith College
Matthew Howard, PhD
University of North Carolina at Chapel
Hill
Alberta Ellett, PhD
University of Georgia
Roberta Iversen, PhD
University of Pennsylvania
Rowena Fong, EdD
University of Texas at Austin
Jeffrey Jenson, PhD
University of Denver
Mark Fraser, PhD
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Sean Joe, PhD
University of Michigan
Stacey Freedenthal, PhD
University of Denver
Mansoor Kazi, PhD
University at Buffalo, SUNY
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Susan Lambert, PhD
University of Chicago
David Pollio, PhD
University of Alabama
Jeanne Marsh, PhD
University of Chicago
Allen Rubin, PhD
University of Houston
Flavio Marsiglia, PhD
Arizona State University
Aron Shlonsky, PhD
University of Toronto
James Martin, PhD
New York University
Brenda Smith, PhD
University of Alabama
Tina Maschi, PhD
Fordham University
Michael Spencer, PhD
University of Michigan
Faye Mishna, PhD
University of Toronto
Susan Stone, PhD
University of California at Berkeley
Peter Newman, PhD
University of Toronto
Sanna Thompson, PhD
University of Texas at Austin
Julianne Oktay, PhD
University of Maryland, Baltimore
Bruce Thyer, PhD
Florida State University
Deborah Padgett, PhD
New York University
Michael Vaughn, PhD
Saint Louis University
Ruth Paris, PhD
Boston University
Michael Woolley, PhD
University of Maryland, Baltimore
Rogerio Pinto, PhD
Columbia University
Andrew Zinn, PhD
University of Kansas
The first cohort of SSWR Fellows will be recognized
during Friday Awards Presentation at 4:30pm - 6:00pm.
SSWR Fellows are identified with black and gold stripe
name badge ribbons.
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2014 Deborah K. Padgett
Early Career Achievement Award
Shaun Eack, PhD
University of Pittsburgh
In recognition of Dr. Shaun Eack’s notable
influence and innovative work extending the
knowledge in the field of Cognitive Enhancement
Therapy, and his noteworthy contributions to
advance the social work profession
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2014 Excellence
in Research Award
Wen-Jui Han, PhD
New York University Silver School of Social Work
For the article
Han, Wen-Jui. (2012). Bilingualism and academic achievement.
Child Development, 83(1), 300-321.
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2014 Outstanding Social Work
Doctoral Dissertation Award
Maya Doyle, PhD
New York University
“Cystinosis in Emerging Adulthood”
Amy Smoyer, PhD
The Graduate Center of CUNY and The Silberman
School of Social Work at Hunter College
“Cafeteria, Commissary and Cooking: Foodways
and Negotiations of Power and Identity in a
Women’s Prison”
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2014 Outstanding Social Work
Doctoral Dissertation Award
Honorable Mention
Jama Shelton, PhD
City University of New York
“There’s No Place Like Home? The Experiences of Unstably Housed
Transgender and Gender Nonconforming Young People”
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2014 Doctoral Fellows Award
Elizabeth Bowen
University of Illinois at Chicago
“Prior Homelessness and Rent Burden as
Predictors of HIV Risk for Single Room
Occupancy Building Residents”
Tiffany Ryan
University of Texas at Austin
“Comprehensive Child Welfare Policy
Reform: An Analysis of Class Action
Litigation’s Longitudinal Impact on
Child Outcomes”
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2014 Exhibitors
The following institutions/organizations are exhibiting in Bridge Hall at the City of San
Antonio, Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center. Be sure to visit each of them Thursday
from 2:00pm to 8:15pm; Friday from 11:30am to 7:45pm; and Saturday from 10:00am to
2:00pm. For your convenience, they are listed alphabetically with the booth numbers.
Case Western Reserve University.........................................................................................306
Civilian Corps U.S. Army Medical Command...................................................................407
Florida State University College of Social Work.................................................................307
Journal of Sociology & Social Welfare.................................................................................601
JSSWR.......................................................................................................................................402
Lyceum Books, Inc..................................................................................................................500
National Institute of Mental Health......................................................................................506
National Longitudinal Surveys..............................................................................................304
Oxford University Press.........................................................................................................502
Routledge Journals.......................................................................................................... 405-406
SAGE.........................................................................................................................................303
Saint Louis University School of Social Work.....................................................................604
School Social Work Association of America.......................................................................403
Springer Science+Business Media........................................................................................501
SSWR Job Registry..................................................................................................................602
Substance Abuse and Mental Health Data Archive............................................................504
Texas State University.............................................................................................................605
UH Graduate College of Social Work..................................................................................308
University at Albany, State University of New York...........................................................503
University at Buffalo School of Social Work.......................................................................603
University of Georgia School of Social Work......................................................................408
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.......................................................................400
University of Kentucky...........................................................................................................401
University of Maryland School of Social Work..................................................................404
University of Michigan School of Social Work...................................................................505
USC School of Social Work...................................................................................................305
University of Tennessee College of Social Work.................................................................600
Wayne State University School of Social Work...................................................................302
Westat........................................................................................................................................301
Wiley.........................................................................................................................................300
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Program Highlights
Wednesday – January 15, 2014
4:00 pm –8:00 pm Registration Open (HBG Convention Center, Bridge Hall Street Level)
Thursday – January 16, 2014
7:30 am –8:00 pm Registration Open (HBG Convention Center, Bridge Hall Street Level)
8:00 am –12:00 pm Research Methods Workshops
8:00 am –12:15 pm Special Sessions on Research Priorities & Capacity Building
12:15 pm–1:30 pm “Meet the Scientist” Luncheon: Barbara J. Berkman, PhD, DSW
(Columbia University), Jorge Delva, PhD, MSW (University
of Michigan), Cynthia G. S. Franklin, PhD, LCSW (University
of Texas at Austin), J. David Hawkins, PhD (University of
Washington), Flavio F. Marsiglia, PhD, MSW (Arizona State
University), Mary Katherine O’Connor, PhD, MSW (Virginia
Commonwealth University), Michael Reisch, PhD, MSW
(University of Maryland), Michael S. Spencer, PhD, MSSW
(University of Michigan) (HBG Convention Center, Room 007A
River Level)
12:30 pm–1:30 pm Lunch On Your Own
1:30 pm –3:15 pm Symposia / Workshops / Roundtables / Paper Presentations
2:00 pm –8:15 pm Exhibits Open (HBG Convention Center, Bridge Hall Street Level)
3:30 pm –5:15 pm Invited Journal Editors’ Workshop I: “Publishing Research in
Peer-Reviewed Journals: Talk with the Editors”, Bruce Thyer, PhD
(Chair) (Florida State University), Matthew O. Howard, PhD
(University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill), Susan Lambert,
PhD (University of Chicago), Mark Fraser, PhD (University of
North Carolina at Chapel Hill), James Herbert Williams, PhD
(University of Denver) (HBG Convention Center, Room 102A
Street Level)
3:30 pm –5:15 pm Symposia / Workshops / Roundtables / Paper Presentations
5:30 pm –7:00 pm Opening Plenary Session: “Moving Beyond Disparities: Social
Work’s Contributions to Health Equity Research”, Karina Walters,
PhD (University of Washington), Flavio Marsiglia, PhD (Arizona
State University) (Marriott Riverwalk, Alamo Ballroom C & D, 2nd
Floor Elevator Level BR)
7:00 pm –7:15 pm Launch of the Journal of the Society for Social Work and
Research (JSSWR) (Marriott Riverwalk, Alamo Ballroom C & D,
2nd Floor Elevator Level BR)
7:15 pm –8:15 pm Opening Reception (HBG Convention Center, Bridge Hall Street Level)
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Friday – January 17, 2014
7:00 am – 8:00 am Special Interest Group (SIG) Meetings I
7:30 am – 4:00 pm Registration Open (HBG Convention Center, Bridge Hall Street Level)
8:00 am – 9:45 am Symposia / Workshops / Roundtables / Paper Presentations
10:00 am –11:45 am Invited Symposium I: “Research and Career Development:
Stories from Mid-Career Scholars”, Wynne Korr, PhD (Moderator)
(University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign), Lori Holleran
Steiker, PhD, ACSW (University of Texas at Austin), Sean Joe, PhD
(University of Michigan), Rogerio Pinto, PhD (Columbia University)
(Marriott Riverwalk, Alamo Ballroom Salon D, 2nd Floor Elevator
Level BR)
10:00 am –11:45 am Symposia / Workshops / Roundtables / Paper Presentations
11:30 am – 7:45 pm Exhibits Open (HBG Convention Center, Bridge Hall Street Level)
12:00 pm – 1:00 pm Lunch On Your Own
12:00 pm – 1:00 pm Special Interest Group (SIG) Meetings II
12:00 pm – 1:00 pm Poster Presentations I (HBG Convention Center, Bridge Hall
Street Level)
1:15 pm – 2:15 pm Aaron Rosen Lecture: “Translating Research to Practice: Social
Workers as Leaders in Behavioral Health and Addiction Treatment
in the 21st Century”, Lena Lundgren, PhD (Boston University)
(Marriott Riverwalk, Alamo Ballroom Salon C, 2nd Floor Elevator
Level BR)
2:30 pm – 4:15 pm Invited Symposium II: “Science in Social Work Doctoral
Education”, James Lubben, PhD (Moderator) (Boston College), Ruth
E. Dunkle, PhD (University of Michigan), Andy Grogan-Kaylor,
PhD (University of Michigan), John Brekke, PhD (University of
Southern California), Michalle Mor Barak, PhD (University of
Southern California) (Marriott Riverwalk, Alamo Ballroom Salon C,
2nd Floor Elevator Level BR)
2:30 pm – 4:15 pm Symposia / Workshops / Roundtables / Paper Presentations
4:30 pm – 6:00 pm Presidential Plenary and Awards Presentation: “QuasiExperimental Design and Analysis Practices that Usually Reproduce
the Results of Randomized Experiments”, Thomas Cook, PhD
(Northwestern University) (Marriott Riverwalk, Alamo Ballroom C &
D, 2nd Floor Elevator Level BR)
6:00 pm – 7:45 pmPresident’s Reception (musical performance by the Friendly Visitors
band) (HBG Convention Center, Bridge Hall Street Level)
6:00 pm – 7:45 pm Poster Presentations II (HBG Convention Center, Bridge Hall
Street Level)
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Program Highlights
Saturday – January 18, 2014
7:00 am –8:00 am Special Interest Group (SIG) Meetings III
8:00 am –2:00 pm Registration Open (HBG Convention Center, Bridge Hall Street Level)
8:00 am – 9:45 am Symposia / Workshops / Roundtables / Paper Presentations
10:00 am –11:45 am Invited Symposium III: “Invigorating the Social Work Research
Pipeline: The Importance of Engaging Undergraduate Scholars”,
Eddie Uehara, PhD (Moderator) (University of Washington),
Karen Tabb, PhD (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign),
Maria Pineros, MSW (University of Illinois at UrbanaChampaign), Heather Sears (University of Illinois at UrbanaChampaign) (MR, Alamo Ballroom Salon D, 2nd Floor Elevator
Level BR)
10:00 am–11:45 am Symposia / Workshops / Roundtables / Paper Presentations
10:00 am –2:00 pm Exhibits Open (HBG Convention Center, Bridge Hall Street Level)
12:00 pm–1:00 pm Lunch On Your Own
12:00 pm–1:00 pm Special Interest Group (SIG) Meetings IV
12:00 pm–1:00 pm Poster Presentations III (HBG Convention Center, Bridge Hall
Street Level)
1:00 pm –2:15 pm Doctoral Student Panel and Luncheon: “Covering All the Bases:
Milestones, Mentoring, and Mental Health”, Bethany Lee, PhD
(University of Maryland), Tamika Gilreath, PhD (University of
Southern California), Sydney Hans, PhD (University of Chicago)
(MR, Alamo Ballroom Salon D, 2nd Floor Elevator Level BR)
1:15 pm –2:15 pm National Research Capacity Building Initiative Roundtable:
“Grand Challenges for Social Work: Creating and Determining
a National Initiative”, John Brekke, PhD (University of Southern
California), Rowena Fong, EdD (University of Texas at Austin),
Eddie Uehara, PhD (University of Washington), Rick Barth, PhD
(University of Maryland, Baltimore) (MR, Alamo Ballroom Salon
C, 2nd Floor Elevator Level BR)
2:30 pm –4:15 pm Special Session: “The Science of Social Work”, John Brekke, PhD
(University of Southern California), Jeanne Marsh, PhD, MSW
(University of Chicago), Katherine Briar-Lawson, PhD (SUNYAlbany) (HBG Convention Center, Room 102A Street Level)
2:30 pm –4:15 pm RWJF New Connections Special Session: “Social Work
Practice in Light of America’s Changing Demographics”, Edith
G. Arrington, PhD (New Connections/OMG Center), Tia
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Burroughs, MSS/MLSP (New Connections/OMG Center),
Raphael Travis, PhD (Texas State University at San Marcos),
Adrian Aguilera, PhD (University of California at Berkeley),
Henrika McCoy, PhD (University of Illinois at Chicago), Sunny
Shin, PhD (Virginia Commonwealth University) (MR, Alamo
Ballroom Salon D, 2nd Floor Elevator Level BR)
2:30 pm –4:15 pm Symposia / Workshops / Roundtables / Paper Presentations
4:15 pm –5:30 pm RWJF New Connections Networking Reception (MR, Alamo
Ballroom Salon D, 2nd Floor Elevator Level BR)
4:30 pm –6:15 pm Invited Journal Editors’ Workshop II: “Journal Editors’
Forum on Publishing Qualitative Research”, Jane Gilgun, PhD
(Chair) (University of Minnesota), Susan Robbins, PhD, LCSW
(University of Houston), Karen Staller, PhD (University of
Michigan), Noel Busch-Armendariz, PhD (University of Texas
at Austin) (HBG Convention Center, Room 102A Street Level)
4:30 pm –6:15 pm Symposia / Workshops / Roundtables / Paper Presentations
6:15 pm –8:00 pm Reception (HBG Convention Center, Bridge Hall Street Level)
6:15 pm –8:00 pm Poster Presentations IV (HBG Convention Center, Bridge Hall
Street Level)
Sunday – January 19, 2014
7:30 am –8:30 am Membership Meeting and Breakfast
Jeanne Marsh, PhD, MSW (University of Chicago) (Marriott
Riverwalk, Alamo Ballroom Salon D, 2nd Floor Elevator Level BR)
8:45 am –10:30 am Symposia / Workshops / Roundtables / Paper Presentations
10:45 am–12:15 pm Symposia / Workshops / Roundtables / Paper Presentations
12:15 pm Conference Ends
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Admission to Conference Activities
You MUST wear your conference nametag to be admitted to all program sessions,
e.g. workshops, symposia, oral papers, poster presentations, and the exhibit hall.
The Conference Registration Desk will be open throughout most of the conference.
Admission to all award presentations and receptions also requires your nametag.
Please drop by the Conference Registration Desk located in Henry B. Gonzalez
Convention Center, Bridge Hall Street Level if you would like to register your
spouse/guest to attend a reception. Spouse/guest(s) who would like to attend
presentations/sessions are required to pay the full conference registration fee.
Continuing Education Units (CEUs)
The SSWR workshops, roundtables, papers, symposia, plenary sessions, and all
Thursday morning research methods workshops and special sessions on research
priorities and capacity building meet requirements for continuing education units
(CEUs) for social workers approved by the National Association of Social Workers
(NASW). Please note, however, that not all states accept NASW-approved CEUs.
We strongly advise you to check with the organization that is responsible for your
state licensing that NASW-approved CEUs are acceptable by your state. To receive
CEUs, at the conclusion of the conference, a Participant Attendance Monitoring
Form must be completed and submitted by the CEU applicant to the Membership/
CEU Desk located in Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center, Bridge Hall Street
Level no later than Sunday, January 19, 2014, 1:00 pm. No partial credit will be
awarded – participants must remain through entire sessions to receive credit.
The number of CEUs is dependent on the number of sessions attended at the
meeting. Please note it is NASW policy that oral paper presenters, workshop
and roundtable speakers, symposium organizers, discussants, and symposium
paper presenters may not receive credit from the session in which they are
participating. There is a $25 CEU certificate fee (non-refundable) to cover costs
incurred by SSWR and NASW. CEU certificates will be emailed to you by SSWR a
minimum of eight (8) weeks after the conference has concluded. No CEU forms
will be available or accepted after the conference ends.
Special Assistance
Any attendees who desire special assistance with accessing or participating in
conference activities should provide such requests to the staff at the Conference
Registration Desk. Please do so at the earliest opportunity so that necessary
arrangements can be made. Hearing impaired requests must have been submitted
prior to December 9, 2013 in order to make arrangements for interpretive services.
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Internet Access
The Grand Hyatt San Antonio provides complimentary Wi-Fi in their lobby and public
areas. Attendees who make their reservations through SSWR’s website or call the Grand
Hyatt San Antonio are eligible to receive free Guest Room internet as long as SSWR
occupies 80% of their contracted room block. The Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center
provides complimentary Wi-Fi in their Entrance Lobby and some public areas of the
facility. The San Antonio Marriott Riverwalk Hotel also provides complimentary Wi-Fi
in their lobby and public areas.
Message Board
A message board will be located near the Registration Area in Henry B. Gonzalez
Convention Center Bridge Hall Street Level.
Conference Mobile APP
This year, conference participants may access the conference program online schedule
via the SSWR Conference Mobile application which can be downloaded to your mobile
device from the Internet by typing http://social work.umaryland.edu/sswr. The
Conference Mobile APP enables participants to search or browse presentations/sessions
at the conference and provide directions on how to pinpoint the various locations of all
conference events. If you need instructions on how to install the SSWR mobile conference
application on your mobile device, please go to http://socialwork.umaryland.edu/sswr/
help for more information.
Photo Release Statement & Agreement
From time to time, SSWR will take photos of conference events and reserves the right to
use these photographs in its promotional materials. Unless this permission is revoked in
writing to SSWR, by virtue of their attendance all conference participants agree to the use
of their likeness in such materials.
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University of Chicago Press
to publish the
Journal of the Society for
Social Work and Research!
JOIN US AT JSSWR
LAUNCH
THURSDAY
January 16, 2014
7:00pm-7:15pm
Marriott Riverwalk,
Alamo Ballroom C & D
2nd Floor Elevator,
Level BR
VISIT our JSSWR
BOOTH 402 in the
EXHIBIT HALL
Henry B. Gonzalez
Convention Center,
Bridge Hall, Street Level
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The Journal of the Society for Social
Work and Research (JSSWR) is a
peer-reviewed publication dedicated
to presenting innovative, rigorous
original research on social problems,
programs, and policies. By creating a
venue for the timely dissemination of
empirical findings, advances in research
methods, and systematic reviews of the
literature, JSSWR seeks to strengthen
the rigor of social work research and
advance knowledge in social work
and allied professions and disciplines.
Special emphasis is placed on
publishing findings on the effectiveness
of social and health services. JSSWR
publishes research from an array of
theoretical perspectives and research
methods. It is particularly interested
in analyses that advance knowledge
useful for designing social programs,
developing innovative public policies,
and improving social work practice.
Visit the JSSWR page at http://www.press.uchicago.
edu/ucp/journals/journal/jsswr.
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Schedule-at-a-Glance
Navigating among the Program Schedule, the
Schedule-at-a-Glance, and the Author/Speaker Index
The PROGRAM SCHEDULE (page 45) includes four presentation formats: Symposia
(SYM), Roundtables (RT), Workshops (WS), and Paper Presentations (no notation).
The poster presentations include a P after the number.
The PROGRAM SCHEDULE has been organized within eighteen (18) topics
which are:
Adolescent and Youth Development [ADOL]
Aging Services and Gerontology [A&G]
Child Welfare [CW]
Crime and Criminal Justice [C&CJ]
Gender [G]
Health and Disability [H&D]
International Social Work and Global Issues [ISW&GI]
Mental Health [MH]
Organizations, Management, and Communities [OM&C]
Poverty and Social Policy [P&SP]
Race, Ethnicity, and Immigration
[RE&I]
Research Design and Measurement [RD&M]
Research on Social Work Education [RSWE]
School Social Work [SSW]
Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity
[SO&GI]
Social Work Practice [SWP]
Substance Misuse and Addictive Behaviors [SM&AB]
Work, Family, and Family Policy [WF&FP]
The SCHEDULE-AT-A-GLANCE (pages 33-40) is a quick reference guide. For
example, the Thursday session from 1:30pm-3:15pm in HBGCC Room 003B River Level
is listed as follows: “5 SYM[RE&I]”, the “5” indicates the session number, the “SYM”
indicates the presentation format, and the “[RE&I]” is the topic. If no presentation
format is noted, then the session is a group of 3-4 oral paper presentations.
The AUTHOR/SPEAKER INDEX (page 249) lists all authors included on an abstract.
The plain numerals refer to regular session numbers and the P numbers refer to a
poster session, RMW numbers refer to the research methods workshops, and SSRPCB
numbers refer to the special session on research priorities and capacity building.
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Thursday, January 16, 2014 . . . Schedule-at-a-Glance
7:30 - 8:00
8:00 12:00
8:00 - 10:00
10:15 12:15
12:15 1:30
1:30 - 3:15
Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center (HBGCC)
Bridge Hall St Level
Registration
Room 001A River Level
SSRPCB-1
Room 001B River Level
SSRPCB-7
12 [C&CJ]
SSRPCB-4
11 [CW]
Room 002A River Level
14 [H&D]
Room 002B River Level
10 [A&G]
Room 003A River Level
13 [C&CJ]
Room 003B River Level
5 SYM [RE&I]
1 MTS
Luncheon
Room 007A River Level
Room 008A River Level
SSRPCB-2
SSRPB-5
15 [H&D]
Room 008B River Level
SSRPCB-3
SSRPB-6
3 SYM [C&CJ]
Room 102A Street Level
RMW-1
2 SYM [ADOL]
Room 102B Street Level
RMW-4
17 [OM&C]
Room 103A Street Level
RMW-2
4 SYM [P&SP]
Room 103B Street Level
RMW-3
6 SYM [SM&AB]
M a r r i o t t
R i v e r w a l k
( M R )
Alamo Ballr Salon B, 2nd
Floor Elevator Level BR
8 RT [OM&C]
Alamo Ballr Salon C, 2nd
Floor Elevator Level BR
7 WS [CW]
Alamo Ballr Salon C&D,
2nd Flr Elevator Level BR
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Alamo Ballr Salon D, 2nd
Floor Elevator Level BR
9 RT [RD&M]
Alamo Ballr Salon F, 2nd
Floor Elevator Level BR
19 [WF&FP]
River Terrace, Upper
Parking Level, Elevator
Level P2
16 [MH]
Riverview, Lower
Parking Level, Elevator
Level P1
18 [P&SP]
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Thursday, January 16, 2014 . . . Schedule-at-a-Glance
2:00-8:15
3:30-5:15
5:30 - 7:00
7:00 - 7:15
7:15 - 8:15
Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center (HBGCC)
HBG Conv Center
Bridge Hall St Level
40 Opening
Reception
Exhibits
Room 001A River Level
37 [WF&FP]
Room 001B River Level
29 [C&CJ]
Room 002A River Level
36 [SO&GI]
Room 002B River Level
28 [ADOL}
Room 003A River Level
35 [RE&I]
Room 003B River Level
23 SYM [RE&I]
Room 007A River Level
Room 008A River Level
30 [C&CJ]
Room 008B River Level
21 SYM [G]
Room 102A Street Level
20 Invited Jour.
Editors’ Workshop I
Room 102B Street Level
32 [OM&C]
Room 103A Street Level
22 SYM [OM&C]
Room 103B Street Level
24 SYM [SM&AB]
M a r r i o t t
R i v e r w a l k
Alamo Ballr Salon B, 2nd
Floor Elevator Level BR
27 RT [H&D]
Alamo Ballr Salon C, 2nd
Floor Elevator Level BR
25 WS [CW]
38 Opening
Plenary
Session
Alamo Ballr Salon C&D,
2nd Flr Elevator Level BR
Alamo Ballr Salon D, 2nd
Floor Elevator Level BR
26 WS [SM&AB]
Alamo Ballr Salon F, 2nd
Floor Elevator Level BR
31 [MH]
River Terrace, Upper
Parking Level, Elevator
Level P2
34 [RE&I]
Riverview, Lower
Parking Level, Elevator
Level P1
33 [P&SP]
( M R )
39 JSSWR
Launch
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Friday, January 17, 2014 . . . Schedule-at-a-Glance
7:00-8:00 SIG
Meetings I
7:30-4:00
8:00-9:45
10:00-11:45
11:30-7:45
Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center (HBGCC)
Registration
Bridge Hall St Level
Exhibits
Room 001A River Level
Forensic SW
55 [ISW&GI]
73 [ISW&GI]
Room 001B River Level
Assoc Deans &
Dir Res
41 Special Session
68 [ADOL]
Room 002A River Level
Ethnogeron
54 [H&D]
72 [H&D]
50 [CW]
70 [CW]
Room 002B River Level
Room 003A River Level
Doc Stu
Connection
53 [G]
71 [G]
Room 003B River Level
Mindfulnessbased Interv Res
46 SYM [SWP]
64 SYM
[RD&M]
Room 008A River Level
52 [C&CJ]
78 [SO&GI]
Room 008B River Level
43 SYM [G]
61 SYM [G]
Room 102A Street Level
42 SYM [ADOL]
62 SYM [MH]
Room 102B Street Level
58 [RE&I]
77 [RE&I]
Room 103A Street Level
44 SYM [OM&C]
63 SYM
[OM&C]
Room 103B Street Level
45 SYM [RE&I]
M a r r i o t t
65 WS [H&D]
R i v e r w a l k
( M R )
Alamo Ballr Salon B, 2nd
Floor Elevator Level BR
48 RT [H&D]
67 RT [H&D]
Alamo Ballr Salon C, 2nd
Floor Elevator Level BR
47 WS [CW]
66 WS [RD&M]
Alamo Ballr Salon D, 2nd
Floor Elevator Level BR
49 RT [RD&M]
60 Invited
Sym I
Alamo Ballr Salon E, 2nd
Floor Elevator Level BR
57 [MH]
76 [P&SP]
Alamo Ballr Salon F, 2nd
Floor Elevator Level BR
56 [MH]
74 [MH]
Bonham, 2nd Floor
Elevator Level BR
59 [SWP]
69 [A&G]
River Terrace, Upper
Parking Level, Elevator
Level P2
51 [C&CJ]
75 [OM&C]
Alamo Ballr Salon C&D,
2nd Flr Elevator Level BR
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Friday, January 17, 2014 . . . Schedule-at-a-Glance
12:00-1:00 Lunch/SIG
Meetings II/Posters
1:15-2:15
2:30-4:15
4:30-6:00
6:00-7:45
Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center (HBGCC)
Bridge Hall St Level
79 Poster
Presentations I
Room 001A River Level
Addictive Behav &
Substance Misuse
95 [MH]
Room 001B River Level
Child Welfare
90 [CW]
Room 002A River Level
Social Entrep
94
[ISW&GI]
Room 002B River Level
Comm-level Interv Res
87 WS
[RD&M]
Room 003A River Level
Disability
93 [H&D]
Room 003B River Level
End-of-Life
85 SYM
[RD&M]
Room 008A River Level
Criminality &
Delinquency
92 [C&CJ]
Room 008B River Level
Human-Animal
Interac & SW
83 SYM
[G]
Room 102A Street Level
Asset Bldg & Finance
Cap Res Group
82 SYM
[CW]
Room 102B Street Level
Work, Family and
Social Policy
99
[RD&M]
Room 103A Street Level
JSSW Editorial Board
84 SYM
[P&SP]
Room 103B Street Level
Environment &
Global SW
86 WS
[MH]
M a r r i o t t
Alamo Ballr Salon B, 2nd
Floor Elevator Level BR
Health Disparities
Alamo Ballr Salon C, 2nd
Floor Elevator Level BR
Human Right & SW
101 Pres. Recep.
102 Poster Pres. II
R i v e r w a l k
88 RT
[H&D]
80 Aaron
Rosen Lecture
81 Invited
Sym II
100 Presidential
Plen & Awd Pres
Alamo Ballr Salon C&D,
2nd Flr Elevator Level BR
Alamo Ballr Salon D, 2nd
Floor Elevator Level BR
Int’l SW
89
[ADOL]
Alamo Ballr Salon E, 2nd
Floor Elevator Level BR
School SW and Res
98 [RE&I]
Alamo Ballr Salon F, 2nd
Floor Elevator Level BR
Researching China
96
[OM&C]
Bonham, 2nd Floor
Elevator Level BR
River Terrace, Upper
Parking Level, Elevator
Level P2
( M R )
91 [C&CJ]
Sexuality Dev and
Well-Being
97 [P&SP]
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Saturday, January 18, 2014 . . . Schedule-at-a-Glance
7:008:00 SIG
Meetings II
8:00-2:00
8:00-9:45
10:0011:45
10:002:00
12:00-1:00 Lunch/
SIG Meetings IV/
Posters
Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center (HBGCC)
Registration
Bridge Hall St Level
Exhibits
140 Poster
Presentations III
Room 001A River Level
Interdiscip
Collab
114
[ISW&GI]
136 [RE&I]
Aging Res, Prac, &
Advocacy
Room 001B River Level
Supp for Res
in Teach Ins
120
[SM&AB]
130 [CW]
Father-related Res
Room 002A River Level
Couple &
Parenting
115 [MH]
134
[OM&C]
LGBT Caucus
Room 002B River Level
Refugee
Studies
111 [C&CJ]
139
[SO&GI]
GIS in SW Res
Room 003A River Level
113 [H&D]
133 [MH]
Mgt & Org Res
Room 003B River Level
106 SYM
[SSW]
125 SYM
[SSW]
Promoting
Undergrad Res
Room 008A River Level
112 [G]
131 [H&D]
Implementation Sci
Room 008B River Level
104 SYM
[H&D]
123 SYM
[H&D]
SW & Res with
Muslims
Room 102A Street Level
103 SYM
[CW]
122 SYM
[H&D]
Assoc Deans of
Educ Programs
Room 102B Street Level
118 [SSW]
129
[ADOL]
Violence against
Women & Children
Room 103A Street Level
105 SYM
[RE&I]
124 SYM
[P&SP]
Maternal & Infant
MH
Room 103B Street Level
107 WS
[MH]
126 WS
[OM&C]
Psychiatric Meds
M a r r i o t t
R i v e r w a l k
( M R )
Alamo Ballr Salon B, 2nd
Floor Elevator Level BR
109 RT
[MH]
128 RT
[OM&C]
Qualitative
Methods
Alamo Ballr Salon C, 2nd
Floor Elevator Level BR
108 WS
[RD&M]
127 WS
[RD&M]
Res Initiatives in
Military SW
Alamo Ballr Salon D, 2nd
Flr Elevator Level BR
110 RT
[RD&M]
121 Invited
Sym III
Stigma Res Group
Alamo Ballr Salon E, 2nd
Floor Elevator Level BR
117
[RD&M]
137
[RSWE]
Systematic Review
Alamo Ballr Salon F, 2nd
Floor Elevator Level BR
116 [RE&I]
135 [RE&I]
Strategies Engag
Highly Stress Fam
Bonham, 2nd Floor
Elevator Level BR
River Terrace, Upper
Parking Level, Elevator
Level P2
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119
[SM&AB]
132 [MH]
System Science
Saturday, January 18, 2014 . . . Schedule-at-a-Glance
1:00-2:15
1:15-2:15
2:30-4:15
4:30-6:15
6:15-8:00
Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center (HBGCC)
181 Reception
182 Poster Prese IV
Bridge Hall St Level
Room 001A River Level
159 [RE&I]
177 [RD&M]
Room 001B River Level
153 [CW]
171 [CW]
Room 002A River Level
157 [OM&C]
176 [RE&I]
Room 002B River Level
154 [C&CJ]
173 [C&CJ]
Room 003A River Level
156 [MH]
175 [MH]
Room 003B River Level
147 SYM
[SO&GI]
166 SYM
[SO&GI]
Room 008A River Level
155 [H&D]
172 [CW]
Room 008B River Level
146 SYM
[P&SP]
Room 102A Street Level
144 Special
Session
164 SYM
[ISW&GI]
163 Invited
Journ Editors
Workshop II
Room 102B Street Level
151 [ADOL]
180 [SM&AB]
Room 103A Street Level
145 SYM
[P&SP]
165 SYM
[OM&C]
Room 103B Street Level
148 WS
[OM&C]
167 WS
[RD&M]
M a r r i o t t
R i v e r w a l k
Alamo Ballr Salon B, 2nd
Floor Elevator Level BR
142 NRCBI
Roundtable
Alamo Ballr Salon C, 2nd
Floor Elevator Level BR
Alamo Ballr Salon D, 2nd
Floor Elevator Level BR
141 Doc Stud
Panel & Luncheon
150 RT [ADOL]
170 [A&G]
149 WS
[RD&M]
168 WS
[SWP]
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Room 102B Street Level
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4:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Registration Open
HBGCC, Bridge Hall Street Level
6:00 pm – 7:00 pm
Volunteer Orientation
HBGCC, Bridge Hall Street Level
Thursday - January 16, 2014
7:30 am - 8:00 pm
Registration Open HBGCC, Bridge Hall Street Level
Research Methods Workshops
8:00 am - 12:00 pm
Theory Construction and
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Causal Modeling
James J. Jaccard, PhD (New York University)
This workshop teaches participants strategies for constructing causal
theories and casual models on a conceptual level and provides
participants with guidelines for how to statistically analyze data to gain
perspectives on those theories. The first part of the workshop reviews
conceptions of causality and then describes examples of the building
blocks of causal theories. These include direct causal effects, indirect
causal effects (mediation), moderated causal relationships, spurious
relationships, reciprocal causality, and feedback loops. This workshop
will also discuss the concepts of mediated moderation, moderated
mediation, mediated mediation, and moderated moderation. Workshop
will describe a range of thought experiments and thinking strategies for
generating research ideas using these concepts and illustrate how to use
influence diagrams to summarize one’s theory. The second part of the
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workshop focuses on issues to consider when statistically analyzing data
to test a causal model. This includes how to translate a path diagram
into a set of equations that can then be tested using either structural
equation modeling or general(ized) linear models. The workshop will
distinguish between limited information estimation and full information
estimation and discuss the basics of statistical modeling in each case.
Workshop will briefly consider some of the more common sources of
model specification error, including measurement misspecification, left
out variable error, and function misspecification. The emphasis is on
providing participants with a non-technical appreciation for these issues
and practical analytic strategies to deal with them.
RMW-2 Systematic Review Methods: HBGCC, Room 103A Street Level
The Science of Research Synthesis
Julia H. Littell, PhD (Bryn Mawr College), Brandy R. Maynard, PhD
(Saint Louis University)
The strongest empirical evidence for social change comes not from single
studies but from scientific analyses and syntheses of multiple studies
on the same topic. Replication is an essential principle of science, but
pure replications are very rare in social work research. Instead, most
studies investigate variations on important themes: How widespread are
various conditions? Which risk and protective factors are associated with
specific conditions? How acceptable are certain interventions in different
populations? Which interventions have been rigorously evaluated
with what results? What works best for whom under what conditions?
These questions and others can be addressed with systematic reviews
and meta-analyses, even in the presence of substantial (and statistical)
heterogeneity across studies.
RMW-3 Measurement Issues for Social
HBGCC, Room 103B Street Level
Work Evaluation and Research with Diverse Population
Thanh V. Tran, PhD (Boston College), Keith Chan, PhD
(University at Albany, SUNY)
Social work researchers are increasingly aware of the need to conduct
cross-cultural research and evaluation whether for hypothesis testing
or outcome evaluations. To ensure the quality of data collection and
validity of outcomes, social work researchers must have both reliable
and valid research instruments and measurements. Using scales that
lack comparable measurement properties for comparisons across
different cultural groups lead to biases. Thus measurement equivalence
is a fundamental issue in social work research and evaluation in our
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increasingly culturally diverse society. The present workshop examines
tools for evaluating measurement equivalence across cultural groups and
the construction of more valid and reliable research instruments.
RMW-4 Introduction to Propensity
HBGCC, Room 102B Street Level
Score Analysis
Shenyang Guo, PhD, Mark W. Fraser, PhD (University of North
Carolina at Chapel Hill)
Methods of causal inference have undergone a significant change in
the past 30 years as researchers have recognized the need to develop
more efficient approaches to control extraneous factors. The interest
in seeking consistent and efficient estimators of program effectiveness
has led to a surge in work focusing on estimating average treatment
effects under various sets of assumptions. Propensity score analysis is a
relatively new and innovative class of statistical methods that has proven
useful for evaluating treatment effects when using nonexperimental
or observational data. Specifically, propensity score analysis offers an
approach to program evaluation when randomized clinical trials are not
feasible, unethical, or when researchers need to assess treatment effects
from survey data, census data, administrative data, or other types of data
collected through the observation of systems.
Special Sessions on Research Priorities
and Capacity Building
These training-oriented sessions target cutting-edge topics vital to contemporary
social work research.
8:00 am - 10:00 am
SSRPCB-1 Research Opportunities at NIH
HBGCC, Room 001B River Level
G. Stephane Philogene, PhD (NIH/OBSSR), Denise Juliano-Bult,
PhD (NIMH), Jacqueline Lloyd, PhD (NIDA), Margaret Murray, PhD
(NIAAA), Carly Parry, PhD, MSW (NCI)
Representatives from NIH funding agencies will provide insight into
developing successful approaches to writing a fundable proposal. In
addition, attention will be paid to updates in funding opportunities as
well as social work priorities. An overview of the funding mechanisms
will be provided to aid in the identification of appropriate programs and
utilize information and resources from NIH.
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SSRPCB-2 Building Research Capacity HBGCC, Room 008A River Level
in Social Work
Ruth G. McRoy, PhD (Boston College), Jerry Flanzer, PhD (San Jose
State University), Joan Zlotnik, PhD (National Association of Social
Workers), Carol M. Lewis, PhD (University of Texas at Austin)
This interactive session is designed for deans and directors, faculty,
doctoral students, and others fostering research initiatives within
social work education programs, to explore new directions for building
their research plans both in the U.S. and globally. It will include a
discussion of specific strategies for building research infrastructure
and capacity, building connections to strengthen social work as well
as interdisciplinary proposals and grants, and enhancing community
agency/university research partnerships. In addition, the panel will
discuss strategies to stimulate funding support for social work research as
well as tools for addressing administrative challenges in grant submission
and the implementation process.
SSRPCB-3
Introducing the Hartford
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Centers of Geriatric Social Work Excellence
Linda Harootyan (The Gerontological Society of America), Ruth E.
Dunkle, PhD (University of Michigan-Ann Arbor), James Lubben,
DSW, MPH (Boston College), Carmen Morano, PhD (Hunter College),
Karen D. Lincoln, PhD (University of Southern California), Karen I.
Fredriksen-Goldsen, PhD (University of Washington)
The John A Hartford Foundation has funded the Geriatric Social Work
Initiative (GSWI) for over 14 years. Recently a new National Center on
Gerontological Social Work Excellence was established to help continue
the work of GSWI. As part of this effort, five GSWI Centers of Excellence
have been established to provide exemplary leadership in translating
research into innovative practice that will improve healthcare for older
people. This session introduces these five new academically-based
Centers of Excellence and examines their specific plans for collaborating
with community service partners to assess and address the training and
knowledge needs of social work practitioners working with older clients
and their families.
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SSRPCB-4 Social Work Research in the
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Era of Big Data: Quantitative Methods f or Systems Thinkers
G. Stephane Philogene, PhD (NIH/OBSSR), Patricia Mabry, PhD (NIH)
Research, including that funded by the NIH, is becoming increasingly
more interdisciplinary and team based. Moreover, there is an ever
increasing need to apply such interdisciplinary, team-based approaches
to the explosion in data, aka, “Big Data.” This session will begin to
address this gap by: 1) presenting a brief introduction to systems science
methodologies – what they are, why we need them and what they can
do; 2) show examples of how systems science methods have been applied
to topics relevant to social work research; 3) highlight NIH funding
opportunities in relevant areas; and 4) provide an array of resources for
learning more. Many of the featured examples will draw from work by
members of the Network on Inequality, Complexity, and Health (NICH).
NICH is an OBSSR-funded research network whose aim is to establish
the feasibility, utility, and importance of applying complex systems
approaches to health disparities and related aspects of population health.
SSRPCB-5 Publishing Rigorous HBGCC, Room 008A River Level
Qualitative Research
Laura Abrams, PhD (University of California, Los Angeles)
This session will help attendees strengthen their skills in publishing
qualitative research articles in peer reviewed journals in social work and
related disciplines. This session will focus on issues including journal
choice, research questions, use of theory, methodology (i.e. design, data
collection, sampling, data collection, rigor, and analysis), presentation
of results, discussing findings and limitations, and responding to peer
reviewers. The session is very suitable for doctoral students, early career
researchers, scholars who are new to qualitative methods, and those
currently preparing qualitative manuscripts for publication.
HBGCC, Room 008B River Level
SSRPCB-6 Training for Transdisciplinarity:
Critical Competencies for Emerging Social Work Scholars
Paula S. Nurius, PhD, Susan P. Kemp, PhD (University of Washington)
Contemporary trends press researchers, practitioners, and, by
extension, educators toward multi-level cross-disciplinary frameworks,
methodologies, funding, and collaborations. Equipping social work
graduates for optimal effectiveness in this rapidly moving scientific
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environment calls for innovation and intentionality in approaches to
research preparation. Designed for doctoral students, early career faculty/
researchers, mentors, and doctoral program representatives, this session
examines both the “what, why, and how” of transdisciplinary research
training and its challenges. Through a combination of didactic overviews
of changing forms and expectations of research across a range of fields,
illustration of key training elements, hands on exercises, and breakout
discussion, attendees will leave with conceptual and practical tools to
build on in their research and home institutions.
SSRPCB-7 Globalization of Doctoral
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Education in Social Work
Nancy Morrow-Howell, PhD (Washington University in Saint Louis),
James Lubben, DSW, MPH (Boston College)
This session examines challenges and opportunities presented by
growing trends of globalization in social work doctoral education. Not
only have the number of international students within U.S. social work
doctoral programs grown, there has also been an increasing demand for
social work and social welfare faculty and scholars in other countries.
These dynamics create special challenges for U.S. doctoral programs,
demanding clarification of the academic market for which the growing
numbers of international doctoral graduates are being prepared.
Simultaneously these trends also provide tremendous opportunities to
develop cross-national and cross-cultural social work and social welfare
research opportunities.
12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
Volunteer Orientation
12:30 pm - 1:30 pm
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12:15pm - 3:15pm
Thursday - January 16, 2014
12:15 pm - 1:30 pm
1 “Meet the Scientist” Luncheon HBGCC, Room 007A River Level
Senior Scholars: Barbara Berkman, PhD, DSW (Columbia University),
Jorge Delva, PhD, MSW (University of Michigan-Ann Arbor), Cynthia
Franklin, PhD, LCSW (University of Texas at Austin), J. David Hawkins,
PhD (University of Washington), Flavio Francisco Marsiglia, PhD,
MSW (Arizona State University), Mary Katherine O’Connor, PhD,
MSW (Virginia Commonwealth University), Michael Reisch, PhD,
MSW (University of Maryland at Baltimore), Michael Spencer, PhD,
MSSW (University of Michigan-Ann Arbor)
The Society for Social Work and Research (SSWR) is launching a new
event to be held at the SSWR 18th Annual Conference in San Antonio,
TX. This special session will provide a forum for early career scholars
and doctoral students to talk and interact with established senior
scholars who are leaders in social work research and the Society. Early
career scholars and doctoral students will have the opportunity to ask
questions about career development, challenges in the field, research
initiatives, and where the field might be heading. Each senior scholar
will be seated at a table with up to 6 early career scholars and doctoral
students. Registration fee is $20.
1:30 pm - 3:15 pm
SYMPOSIA
2 [ADOL] Bullying Victimization and
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Perceptions of School Danger: A Unique Investigation Into the Lives
of Rural Youth Organizer: Paul R. Smokowski, PhD (University of North Carolina at
Chapel Hill)
Giving a Voice to Victims of Middle School Bullying: A
Qualitative Study
Caroline Robertson, MSW (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill)
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Contextual Predictors of Perception of School Danger for Rural
Youth: Baseline Results From the Rural Adaptation Project
Katie Cotter, MSW (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill)
Differential Effects of Episodic and Chronic Bullying: How
Victimization Affects School Experiences, Social Support, and Mental
Health
Paul R. Smokowski, PhD (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill)
3 [C&CJ] Social Work, Social Justice and HBGCC, Room 008B River Level
the Challenge of Criminalization Organizer: Laura Abrams, PhD (University of California, Los Angeles)
Discussant: Laura Abrams, PhD (University of California,
Los Angeles)
The Anti-Domestic Violence Social Movement and Its Paradoxical
Pursuit of Criminalization, 1973-1986
Mimi E. Kim, MSW (University of California, Berkeley)
Mistaking Coordination for Change: Sexual Assault Response Teams
Carrie A. Moylan, PhD (State University of New York at Binghamton)
Revolving Doors or Rehabilitation? Evaluating the Implementation of
California Public Safety Realignment
Leah A. Jacobs, MA, MSW (University of California, Berkeley)
4 [P&SP] Advancing Financial Capability HBGCC, Room 103A Street Level
in a Global Context Organizer: Julie Birkenmaier, PhD (Saint Louis University)
A New Framework for Financial Capability
Julie Birkenmaier, PhD, Jin Huang, PhD (Saint Louis University)
Earned Income As a Predictor of Youth Saving in Ghana
Mathieu R. Despard, MSW, Gina A. Chowa (University of North
Carolina at Chapel Hill)
Financial Capability and Economic Hardship Among Low-Income
Older Asian Immigrants
Jin Huang, PhD (Saint Louis University), Yunju Nam, PhD (State
University of New York at Buffalo), Eun Jeong, PhD (National Asian
Pacific Center on Aging)
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5 [RE&I] Innovative Approaches to Refugee HBGCC, Room 003B River Level
Health and Mental Health in Resettlement Organizer: Patricia Shannon, PhD (University of MinnesotaTwin Cities)
Combating Cambodian Health Disparities Three Decades After
Genocide: Building Community Capacity
S. Megan Berthold, PhD (University of Connecticut), Sengly Kong,
PhD, Theanvy Kuoch, MA, LPC, Mary Scully, APRN (Khmer Health
Advocates), Seiya Fukuda, MS, Elizabeth A. Schilling, PhD (University
of Connecticut)
Social Enterprise and Its Potential for Empowerment and Enhanced
Self-Esteem Among Female Bhutanese Refugees
Diane B. Mitschke, PhD, Regina T. P. Aguirre, PhD, Bonita B. Sharma,
MSSW (University of Texas at Arlington)
Exploring Alcohol Use Among Karen Refugees Toward Culturally
Grounded Interventions
Jennifer Simmelink McCleary, PhD (Tulane University)
Innovation Toward Improving the Refugee Mental Health Service
Delivery System
Patricia Shannon, PhD, Tonya Cook, MSW (University of MinnesotaTwin Cities)
6 [SM&AB] Towards An Understanding of HBGCC, Room 103B Street Level
the Transnational Context of Drug Use Practices and Treatment of
Latino Migrant in the U.S. and Mexico Organizer: Nalini Negi, PhD (University of Maryland at Baltimore)
Exploring Incidence and Variation of Crack Use Among Latino
Immigrant Day Laborers in a Post-Disaster Context
Nalini Negi, PhD (University of Maryland at Baltimore), Alice Cepeda,
PhD, Avelardo Valdez, PhD (University of Southern California)
Diffusion of Crack: The Influence of Macro-Level Factors, Migration,
and Existing Interdiction Efforts
Alice Cepeda, PhD (University of Southern California), Guillermina
Natera-Rey (Instituto Nacional de Psiquiatria Ramon de la
Fuente Muniz)
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Access to Substance Abuse Treatment in Mexico: Preliminary
Exploration of Gender Disparities
Erick Guerrero, PhD (University of Southern California)
Factors Associated With Treatment Utilization and Barriers to
Treatment in a Neighborhood in Mexico City
Avelardo Valdez, PhD (University of Southern California), Miguel
Angel Melendez Mendoza (IAPA)
WORKSHOP
7 [CW] Propensity Score Subclassification MR, Alamo Ballroom Salon C
2nd Floor Elevator Level BR
and Its Applications to Social Work Research Shenyang Guo, PhD (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill)
ROUNDTABLES
8 [OM&C] MR, Alamo Ballroom Salon B
Measures for Community 2nd Floor Elevator Level BR
Engagement and Collective Efficacy
in Community-Based Research: Opportunities and Challenges Mary Ohmer, PhD (Georgia State University), Laurie A. Walker, MSW,
PhD (Arizona State University), Ronald Pitner, PhD (University of
South Carolina)
9 [RD&M] The Potential of Clinical MR, Alamo Ballroom Salon
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Data-Mining in Evidence-Based Practice Knowledge-Building Irwin Epstein, PhD (Hunter College), Daria V. Hanssen, PhD (Marist
College), Marina Lalayants, Phd (Hunter College), Herman Hay Ming
Lo, PhD (University of Hong Kong), Bruce A. Thyer, PhD (Florida State
University)
CONCURRENT PAPER PRESENTATIONS
10 [A&G] Issues Affecting Admission HBGCC, Room 002B River Level
To or Well-Being in Long-Term Care Institutions Moderator: Robin P. Bonifas, PhD (Arizona State University)
Driving Cessation and Risk of Institutionalization
Moon Choi, PhD (University of Kentucky)
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Long-Term Care Needs Among Korean Baby Boomers: Informal
Care, Self-Care Activities for Health Promotion, and Intention to Use
Long-Term Care Facilities
Michin Hong, PhD (University of Maryland at Baltimore), Seunghye
Hong, PhD (University of Hawaii), Mee Hye Kim, PhD (Ewha Woman’s
University)
Promoting Equity in the Distribution of Innovations in Long Term
Services & Supports: The Role of Grass-Roots Models
Joan Davitt, PhD, Amanda Lehning, PhD (University of Maryland at
Baltimore), Andrew Scharlach, PhD (University of California, Berkeley),
Emily Greenfield, PhD (Rutgers University), Carrie Graham, PhD
(University of California, Berkeley)
Relational Aggression in Assisted Living Facilities: Insights Into An
Underrecognized Phenomenon
Robin P. Bonifas, PhD (Arizona State University)
11 [CW] Issues in Child Protection HBGCC, Room 001B River Level
Moderator: Emily M. Douglas, PhD (Bridgewater State University)
Optimizing Differential Response Thresholds in Child Protection:
How Much Is Enough?
Adam Darnell, PhD (Casey Family Programs), John D. Fluke, PhD
(University of Colorado School of Medicine), Katherine Casillas, PhD
(University of Colorado, Denver -- Anschutz Medical Campus)
Substantiation and Knowledge Sources in Child Protection Decisions
Merav Jedwab, MSW (Bar Ilan University, Israel), Rami Benbenishty,
PhD (Bar Ilan University)
Using the Ncands Data to Test Three Models of Fatal Child
Maltreatment
Emily M. Douglas, PhD (Bridgewater State University)
12 [C&CJ] Bystander Interventions for HBGCC, Room 001A River Level
Preventing Physical and Sexual Violence Against Women Moderator: Christopher T. Allen, PhD (Pace University)
Adolescent Bystander Behavior in the Context of Bullying and Teen
Dating Violence: Operationalizing An Integrated Theory
Erin A. Casey, PhD, Heather L. Storer, MSW, Taryn Lindhorst, PhD,
Todd I. Herrenkohl, PhD, Claire Andrefsky, BASW (University of
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Bystander Sexual Violence Prevention Programs: Are They Working
With High-Risk University Males?
Nada Elias-Lambert, PhD (Texas Christian University)
Empirically Examining Theoretical Barriers and Catalysts To
Engaging Men in Violence Prevention
Christopher T. Allen, PhD (Pace University)
Moving Beyond Individual Level Indicators: Integrating CommunityLevel Factors Into Understanding Youth’ Bystander Behavior
Heather Storer, MSW, Erin A. Casey, PhD, Taryn Lindhorst, PhD,
Todd I. Herrenkohl, PhD, Claire Andrefsky, BASW (University of
Washington)
13 [C&CJ] Youth Crime and Justice HBGCC, Room 003A River Level
Moderator: Mansoor AF Kazi, PhD (University at Buffalo, SUNY)
Adolescence-Limited Versus Life-Course-Persistent: Individual,
Academic, and School-Related Predictors of Offending
Judith L. F. Rhodes, PhD, Xian Guan, PhD, Catherine M. Lemieux, PhD,
LCSW (Louisiana State University at Baton Rouge)
Childhood Trauma in a Sample of Prisoners in China
Jeffrey Shook, PhD, JD (University of Pittsburgh), Amy L. Ai, PhD,
Hyejin Kim, MA (Florida State University)
Realist Evaluation Of Youth Justice Services in England, Scotland and
USA: Utilizing 100% Agency Data to Investigate What Works and for
Whom in Reducing Recidivism
Mansoor AF Kazi, PhD (University at Buffalo, SUNY), Laura Bauer
(Rensselaer County)
The Impact of the Structured Assessment of Violence Risk in Youth
(SAVRY) in Juvenile Corrections
Kevin Barnes-Ceeney, PhD (John Jay College of Criminal Justice)
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and Recovery Moderator: Daniela A. Wittmann, PhD, MSW (University of
Michigan-Ann Arbor)
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Access Is Not Enough: Socioeconomic Barriers to Colorectal Cancer
Screening Among Insured Older African American Men
Jamie A. Mitchell, PhD (Wayne State University), Jaclynn Hawkins,
MSW (University of Michigan-Ann Arbor), Deirdre A. Shires, MPH,
MSW (Wayne State University)
Couples’ Sexual Recovery Trajectory After Surgery for Prostate
Cancer: Change in Sexual Function, Sexual Satisfaction and Dyadic
Satisfaction
Daniela A. Wittmann, PhD, MSW, Brady West, PhD, Ted Skolarus,
MD, MS, Jim Montie, MD (University of Michigan-Ann Arbor)
Developing A Population Intervention To Promote Oral Health and
Cancer Screening In Nursing Homes
Erina M. White, LICSW, MPH, Mary LeCloux, LICSW, Tamara J.
Cadet, PhD, MPH, LICSW, Peter Maramaldi, PhD, MPH, LCSW
(Simmons College)
Fatalistic Beliefs About Cancer Prevention Among Older African
American Men Enrolled in Medicare
Jamie A. Mitchell, PhD, Deirdre A. Shires, MPH, MSW (Wayne State
University)
15 [H&D] HIV/AIDS: Priorities, HBGCC, Room 008A River Level
Prevention, and Challenges in Africa and Haiti Moderator: Njeri Kagotho, PhD (Adelphi University)
An HIV/STI Prevention Intervention With Internally Displaced
Women In Leogane, Haiti: Results From An Observational Cohort
Pilot Study
Carmen Logie, MSW, PhD (University of Toronto), CarolAnn Louise
Daniel, PhD (Adelphi University), Peter A. Newman, PhD (University
of Toronto)
Exploring the Utilization of Indigenous Priorities Among HIV/
AIDS Programs in Africa: A Scale Developed to Assess Local-Global
Intersections
Robert J. Barney, PhD (The Richard Stockton College of New Jersey)
Inheritance in Kenya: The Intersectionality of HIV Sero-Status,
Poverty, and Gender
Njeri Kagotho, PhD (Adelphi University)
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New Challenges for a Young Generation: Understanding Medication
Adherence and Mental Health Impairments Among South African
Perinatally Infected Youth in Early Adolescence
Latoya A. Small, MSW (New York University), Claude Mellins, PhD
(Columbia University), Mary McKay, PhD (New York University)
16 [MH] Families and MR, River Terrace, Upper Parking Level
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Moderator: Jan Steven Greenberg, PhD (University of WisconsinPlatteville)
Examining Healthcare Decision-Making Among Consumers of
Mental Health Services
Elizabeth Siantz, MSW, Benjamin Henwood, PhD (University of
Southern California)
Perceptions of Subjective Burden Among Latino Families Caring for
a Loved One With Schizophrenia
Mercedes Hernandez, MSW, Paula Helu Fernandez, MS, Concepcion
Barrio, PhD (University of Southern California)
The Journey of Caregivers of People With Mental Illness - A
Exploratory Study in India
Arpita Chatterjee, MA, MSW (Rutgers University)
Trauma in the Lives of Parents of Adults With Serious Mental Illness
and Its Impact On Health and Well-Being
Jan Steven Greenberg, PhD (University of Wisconsin-Platteville)
17 [OM&C] Effects of Refugee Resettlement Policies on Client Opportunities HBGCC, Room 102B Street Level
Moderator: Richard Smith, PhD (Wayne State University)
Are Cities the New Settlements? Local Government Policies to
Welcome Immigrants
Richard Smith, PhD, Catherine Schmitt-Sands, MA (Wayne State
University)
Rewarding the “Compliant” Client: The Case of Refugee Resettlement
Jessica H. Darrow, MSW (University of Chicago)
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What a Difference the Office Makes: The Impact of Organizational
Setting On the Allocation of Housing Resources By Refugee
Resettlement Workers
Jessica H. Darrow, MSW (University of Chicago)
18 [P&SP] Poverty Policy
MR, Riverview, Lower Parking Level
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Better Solution than the Other? Moderator: David W. Rothwell, PhD (McGill University)
Asset Poverty in Canada: Definition, Measurement, and Estimation
David W. Rothwell, PhD (McGill University)
Asset-Development Among People Experiencing Homelessness: An
Individual Development Account Model
Allison C. De Marco, MSW, PhD, Molly De Marco, MPH, PhD,
Alexandra Biggers (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill)
Individual Development Account Trajectories Among Native
Hawaiian Education Savers
David W. Rothwell, PhD (McGill University)
Reconceptualizing Participation (and Nonparticipation) in Public
Anti-Poverty Programs
Kerri Leyda Nicoll, MSW, MDiv (University of Michigan-Ann Arbor)
19 [WF&FP] Hidden Holes in the Safety Net: MR, Alamo Ballroom Salon F
Economic Vulnerability Among 2nd Floor Elevator Level BR
Low-Income Women and Families Moderator: Younghee Lim, PhD (Louisiana State University at Baton
Rouge)
Do Single Mothers Claim Their Share? FAFSA Completion Among
Aid-Eligible Female Students
Melissa Radey, PhD, Leah P. Cheatham, MSW, JD (Florida State
University)
How Public Program Participants Become Disconnected: The Role of
Aging Out
Eunhee Han, MSW, Maria Cancian, PhD, Jennifer L. Noyes, MA
(University of Wisconsin-Madison)
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In Sickness and In Debt: Payday Loan Use Among Bankruptcy Filers
With Medical Debt
Younghee Lim, PhD, Trey Bickham, MSW (Louisiana State University
at Baton Rouge)
Individual and Institutional Factors Associated With Savings At
Tax Time
Kristen Wagner, PhD (University of Missouri-Saint Louis)
2:00 pm - 8:15 pm
Exhibits Open HBGCC, Bridge Hall Street Level
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EDITORS’ WORKSHOP I
Publishing Research in Peer-Reviewed Journals: Talk with the Editors Chair and presenter: Bruce Thyer, PhD, LCSW (Florida State
University)
Presenters: Matthew O. Howard, PhD (University of North Carolina
at Chapel Hill), Susan Lambert, PhD (University of Chicago), Mark
W. Fraser, PhD (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill), James
Herbert Williams, PhD (University of Denver)
This symposium brings together a panel of editors from five generalist
research journals in social work: British Journal of Social Work, Journal
of the Society for Social Work and Research, Research on Social Work
Practice, Social Service Review, and Social Work Research. The editors
will describe their respective journals, offer guidance on submissions,
explain the editorial decision-making process, and advise on the
process of creating publishable articles. Time will be provided for
questions, comments, and suggestions from the audience and responses
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21 [G] Feminisms in Social HBGCC, Room 008B River Level
Work Research
Organizer: Stephanie Wahab, PhD (University of Otago)
Discussant: Ben Anderson-Nathe, PhD (Portland State University),
Christina E. Gringeri, PhD (University of Utah)
Building Our Collective Strength Through Unequal Partnerships:
Reflections On Participatory Action Research From Multiple
Standpoints
Rupaleem Bhuyan, PhD (University of Toronto)
Feminism Plus? Critical Research, Women, and Madness
Andrea Daley, PhD (York University)
Operationalizing Intersectionality in Feminist Social Work Research:
Reflections and Techniques From Research With Equity-Seeking
Groups
Wendy Hulko, PhD (Thompson Rivers University)
Troubling the Binary
Sandy Leotti, MSW, Jennifer Muthanna, MSW (Portland State
University)
HBGCC, Room 103A Street Level
22 [OM&C] Longitudinal Assessment
of the National Child Welfare Workforce Institute Traineeship
Programs: Innovative Approaches and Lessons Learned From a MultiSite Partnership Evaluation Organizer: Mary L. McCarthy, PhD (State University of New York
at Albany)
Child Welfare Competencies, Program Characteristics, and Readiness
for Child Welfare Practice
Robin Leake, PhD (University of Denver), Kathleen Faller (University
of Michigan-Ann Arbor), Shauna Rienks, PhD, Cathryn C. Potter, PhD
(University of Denver)
Transitioning From School to Work: Graduate Experiences and
Commitment to Child Welfare Careers
Gary Anderson, PhD (Michigan State University), Shauna Rienks,
PhD (University of Denver), Lyn Slater, PhD, Virginia C. Strand, DSW
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Special Issues for American Indian/Alaskan Native Trainees
Nancy Dickinson, PhD (University of Maryland at Baltimore),
Suzanne Cross, PhD (Michigan State University), Virginia Whitekiller
(Northeastern State University), Anna deGuzman, MS (University of
Denver)
23 [RE&I] Differential Risk and Protective HBGCC, Room 003B River Level
Factors for Mental Health and Acculturation Outcomes Among
Major Latino- and Asian-American Subgroups: Needs for Ethnic
Sensitive Practices Organizer: Amy L. Ai, PhD (Florida State University)
Differential Immigration Stress Impacts and Self-Rated Mental
Health of Major Latino-American Subgroups: A National Study
Harald Ernst Weiss, PhD, Amy L. Ai, PhD, Anna Yelick, MSW (Florida
State University)
Major Depression, Discrimination, Acculturation, and Differential
Protectors of Major Depression in Major Asian-American Subgroups:
A National Study
Amy L. Ai, PhD, Harald Ernst Weiss, PhD, Hyejin Kim, MA (Florida
State University)
Acculturation, Nurturance Behaviors, and Intergenerational Conflict
in Asian American Immigrants
Fuhua Zhai, PhD (State University of New York at Stony Brook),
Shu-Wen Liu, MSW, Qin Gao, PhD (Fordham University)
Social Support—A Mediator On the Role of Parental Socioeconomic
and Acculturation Stress in Chinese Immigrants’ Intergenerational
Relationship
Qin Gao, PhD (Fordham University), Fuhua Zhai, PhD (State
University of New York at Stony Brook), Shu-Wen Liu, MSW (Fordham
University)
HBGCC, Room 103B Street Level
24 [SM&AB] Addiction Health Services: A Role for Social Work Researchers Organizer: Joseph J. Shields, PhD (The Catholic University of America)
Health Services Financing and the Availability of Services in
Community-Based Substance Abuse Treatment Programs
Peter Delany, PhD, Albert Woodward, PhD (Substance Abuse and
Mental Health Services Administration)
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Management and Supervision of Health Services in CommunityBased Substance Abuse Treatment Programs
James A. Hall, PhD (Indiana University - Purdue University,
Indianapolis), Douglas C. Smith, PhD (University of Illinois at UrbanaChampaign)
Organizational Factors and Patient Characteristics As Predictors of
the Availability of Support Services in Methadone Programs
Joseph J. Shields, PhD (The Catholic University of America),
Kelley Smith, PhD (Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services
Administration)
WORKSHOPS
25 [CW] MR, Alamo Ballroom Salon C
Using Organizational 2nd Floor Elevator Level BR
Assessments to Inform Implementation and Build Sustainable Capacity Leah Bartley, MSW, Pamela Clarkson Freeman, PhD, MSW, Diane
DePanfilis, PhD, MSW (University of Maryland at Baltimore)
MR, Alamo Ballroom Salon D
26 [SM&AB] Conducting Research Overlapping
With Substance Misuse: Ethics and 2nd Floor Elevator Level BR
Measurement Issues Audrey L. Begun, PhD, Thomas Gregoire, PhD (Ohio State University)
ROUNDTABLE
27 [H&D] MR, Alamo Ballroom Salon B
Implementation of the Affordable
Care Act: Opportunities for Social 2nd Floor Elevator Level BR
Work Research Christina Andrews, PhD (University of South Carolina), Sarah Gehlert,
PhD (Washington University in Saint Louis), Heidi L. Allen, PhD
(Columbia University)
CONCURRENT PAPER PRESENTATIONS
28 [ADOL] Building Financial Resources HBGCC, Room 002B River Level
to Benefit Youth Moderator: Youngmi Kim, PhD (Virginia Commonwealth University)
Building Financial Capability for Inclusive Economic Participation: A
Qualitative Study of Youth With Disabilities in Beijing, China
Suo Deng, PhD (Peking University), Yu Meng, PhD (Nanyang Technical
University of Singapore, Singapore)
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Child Development Accounts and Mother’s Educational Expectations:
Impacts From a Statewide Social Experiment
Youngmi Kim, PhD (Virginia Commonwealth University), Michael
Sherraden, PhD (Washington University in Saint Louis), Jin Huang,
PhD (Saint Louis University), Margaret Clancy, MSW (Washington
University in Saint Louis)
Do College Expectations Mediate the Effects of Parental College
Savings On Four-Year College Attendance Among Hispanic Youth?
Hyun-a Song, MSW (University of Pittsburgh), William Elliott, PhD
(University of Kansas)
29 [C&CJ] Human Trafficking and HBGCC, Room 001B River Level
Commercial Sex Work Moderator: Kristine Hickle, MSW (Arizona State University)
Exploring the Entry and Exit Patterns of Women From Commercial
Sexual Exploitation in India
Bincy Wilson, MSW, Thomas H. Nochajski, PhD, Barbara Rittner, PhD
(University at Buffalo, SUNY)
Human Trafficking Literature in the Past Decade: A Review of the
Literature
Y. Joon Choi, PhD, Jennifer Elkins, PhD, Shari E. Miller, MSW, PhD,
David Okech, PhD (University of Georgia)
Human Trafficking: Empowering a Comprehensive Social Work
Response
Pippin Whitaker, PhD, MSW, Dana DeHart, PhD (University of South
Carolina)
Understanding Paths of Entry Into Prostitution to Develop Better
Programs to Exit
Kristine Hickle, MSW, Dominique E. Roe-Sepowitz, PhD (Arizona State
University)
HBGCC, Room 008A River Level
30 [C&CJ] Issues in Crime and Justice Moderator: Marilyn Armour, PhD (University of Texas at Austin)
Becoming a New Creature Amidst the Permanence of the “Addict
Identity”: Examining An Intersection of Stigmas in the Lives of
Women With Experiences of Substance Use, Incarceration and
Impaired Mothering
Alana Gunn, MA, MPP (University of Chicago)
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Rates and Characteristics of Violent Death Victims Among Persons
Released From Prison
Anna Scheyett, PhD, Stephen Lize, PhD, Candice Morgan, MSW
(University of South Carolina)
The Impact of the Murderer’s Punishment On the Victim’s Family: A
Mixed Methods Multi-Site Study of the Ultimate Penal Sanction
Marilyn Armour, PhD (University of Texas at Austin)
The Role of Relationships and the Search for Meaning in Suicide
Ideation: An Exploratory Study of Incarcerated Women With Life
Sentences
Gina Fedock, MSW, Sheryl Pimlott Kubiak, PhD (Michigan State
University)
31 [MH] Adolescent Mental Health MR, Alamo Ballroom Salon F
2nd Floor Elevator Level BR
and Well-Being Moderator: Bridget E. Weller, PhD (Duke University)
Computer and Internet Technologies: Effects On Well-Being for
Young Adults With Physical Disabilities
Leah Powell Cheatham, JD, MSW, Melissa Radey, PhD (Florida State
University)
How Are Mothers Impacted By Their Adolescent’s Suicide Attempt
Over Time? “Now That It’s Over; Its Not Over”
Bridget E. Weller, PhD (Duke University), Otima Doyle, PhD
(University of Illinois at Chicago), David Goldston, PhD (Duke
University)
Quality of Care Treatment for Youth With Bipolar Disorder
Cynthia A. Fontanella, PhD, Danielle Hiance, MSW (Ohio State
University)
The Role of Transport Use in Adolescent Treatment: Its Relationship
to Readiness to Change and Outcomes in Wilderness Therapy
Anita Tucker, PhD (University of New Hampshire, Durham), Christine
Norton, PhD (Texas State University- San Marcos)
32 [OM&C] Interagency and System HBGCC, Room 102B Street Level
Infrastructures to Enhance Service Delivery
and Performance Outcomes Moderator: Alicia C. Bunger, MSW, PhD (Ohio State University)
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Collaboration and Competition: Inter-Organizational Dynamics
Between Private Child Welfare Agencies and Child Serving Sectors
Alicia C. Bunger, MSW, PhD (Ohio State University), Bowen McBeath,
PhD (Portland State University), Crystal E. Collins-Camargo, PhD
(University of Louisville), Emmeline Chuang, PhD (San Diego State
University)
Developing Infrastructure to Support a State System of Prevention
Julie Spielberger, PhD, Aaron Banman, MSW (University of Chicago),
Elissa Gitlow, MS (Chapin Hall Center at the University of Chicago)
Reducing the Involvement of Youth From the Child Welfare System
in the Juvenile Justice System: Implementation of the Crossover
Youth Practice Model in Five Minnesota Counties
Laurel Bidwell, PhD, Jane Marshall, PhD, Parmananda Khatiwoda,
MSW, Wendy L. Haight, PhD (University of Minnesota-Twin Cities)
Successes and Challenges On the Path to Housing First: The
Department of Veterans Affairs’ Expansion of Supportive Housing
David E. Pollio, PhD (University of Alabama)
33 [P&SP] Young and Homeless: MR, Riverview, Lower Parking Level
Risks and Strains Elevator Level P1
Moderator: Eric Rice, PhD (University of Southern California)
An Innovative Method for Counting Unaccompanied Homeless
Youth
Hailey Winetrobe, MPH, CHES, Eric Rice, PhD, Harmony Rhoades,
PhD (University of Southern California)
Correlates of Transience Among Homeless Young Adults
Kristin M. Ferguson, PhD (City University of New York), Kimberly A.
Bender, PhD (University of Denver), Sanna Thompson, PhD (University
of Texas at Austin)
Effects of a Randomized Clinical Trial to Enhance Risk Detection
Among Homeless Youth
Kimberly A. Bender, PhD, Stephanie Begun, MSW, Badiah Haffejee,
MSW, Sarah Kaufmann, BA, Amanda Matthews, BA, Anne P. DePrince,
PhD, Ann Chu, PhD (University of Denver)
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Sexual Orientation and Homelessness Among Middle School Students
Eric Rice, PhD, Robin Petering, MSW, Anamika Barman-Adhikari,
MSW, Harmony Rhoades, PhD, Hailey Winetrobe, MPH, CHES
(University of Southern California)
34 [RE&I] Culture, Conflict, and MR, River Terrace, Upper Parking Level
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Resiliency Among Communities of Color Moderator: Wahiba Abu-Ras, PhD (Adelphi University)
Cross-Cultural Conflict in Social Service Provision With Indigenous
Youth: A Case Study of Power Dynamics in a Circus Program for
Inuit Youth
Kaitlin J. Schwan, MA, Ernie Lightman, PhD (University of Toronto)
Professional Help Seeking Among Religious African Americans
Krystal S. Hays, MSW, LCSW (University of Southern California)
“The Role of Religion and Spirituality in Building Resiliency Among
Muslim Armed Forces Personnel”
Wahiba Abu-Ras, PhD (Adelphi University), Shareda Hosein, MS (US
Army)
35 [RE&I] Trauma, Discrimination, HBGCC, Room 003A River Level
Neighborhood Violence, and Mental Health Moderator: Cecilia Thomas, PhD (University of North Texas)
Exploring The Association Between Out-Of-Home Family
Management Strategies and Neighborhood Violence
Aditi Das, Amy Claessens, PhD (University of Chicago)
Recognizing the Deleterious Effects of Trauma On Older African
Americans: A Cultural Perspective
Cecilia Thomas, PhD (University of North Texas)
The Effects of Critical Ethnic Awareness and Social Support in the
Discrimination-Depression Relationship Among Asian Americans
Isok Kim, PhD (State University of New York at Buffalo)
The Influence of Intergenerational Trauma On the Psychological
Adjustment of Cambodian Adolescents
Cindy C. Sangalang, PhD (Arizona State University)
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36 [SO&GI] Family Relationships among HBGCC, Room 002A River Level
LGB Adults Moderator: David Jenkins, PhD (Texas Christian University)
Boundary Ambiguity in Gay Stepfamilies: Perspectives of Gay
Biological Fathers and Their Same-Sex Partners
David Jenkins, PhD (Texas Christian University)
It’s De Novo It’s Delightful: Relationship Satisfaction Correlates for
Gay Dads
Dwight D. Panozzo, PhD (New York University)
Marriage, Health, and the Social Integration of LGB Older Adults
Mark E. Williams, PhD (University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee), Karen I.
Fredriksen-Goldsen, PhD (University of Washington)
37 [WF&FP] Workplace Flexibility and the HBGCC, Room 001A River Level
Well-being of Vulnerable Workers and Families Moderator: Julia R. Henly, PhD (University of Chicago)
A Cross-National Comparison of Precarious Employment, Welfare
Generosity, Culture Individualism and Workplace Flexibility
Qingwen Xu, PhD (Tulane University), Natasha Sarkisian, PhD, Rucha
Bhate (Boston College), Lei Lai, PhD (Tulane University)
Daily Job Flexibility and The Wellbeing of Hourly and Salaried
Workers
Julia R. Henly, PhD, Susan J. Lambert, PhD, JaeSeung Kim, MSW
(University of Chicago), Lonnie Golden, PhD (Pennsylvania State
University - Abington)
Exceptional Care Responsibilities, Employment and Work-Life
Outcomes: Findings From the Generations of Talent Study
Lisa M. Stewart, PhD (California State University, Monterey)
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38 OPENING PLENARY SESSION MR, Alamo Ballroom C & D, 2nd
Moving Beyond Disparities: Social Floor Elevator Level BR
Work’s Contributions to Health Equity Research
Karina Walters, PhD (University of Washington), Flavio Francisco
Marsiglia, PhD (Arizona State University)
Health disparities research typically compares ethnic/racial minorities’
mortality and morbidity rates with those of Whites. Scant attention has
been given to outcomes that indicate good health among ethnic minority
communities. This approach misses valuable opportunities to generate
useful knowledge on when to intervene and on how to strengthen what
works before it stops working. With its historical roots and mission in
social justice, social work is perfectly poised to be the scientific field
driving health equity research particularly with its research emphasis
on the design of culturally-derived and community-based research; its
emphasis on holistic, cultural protective factors, strengths, and resiliency;
and the development of novel culturally-grounded and theory-driven
health interventions that deeply address socio-cultural context. The
speakers will highlight how social work health equity research is poised
to generate a more accurate and culturally-grounded health equity
story. Intervention studies conducted in partnership with Latino/a and
First Nations communities and addressing specific social and cultural
determinants of health will be showcased. Social work contributions to the
field and allied health disciplines, opportunities for future research, and
the importance of training researchers, educators, and leaders in the field
of health equity will be highlighted throughout the presentation.
6:00 pm - 7:00 pm
Volunteer Orientation MR, River Terrace, Upper Parking Level,
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7:00 pm - 7:15 pm
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Friday - January 17, 2014
7:00 am - 8:00 am
SPECIAL INTEREST GROUP (SIG) MEETINGS I
HBGCC, Room 001B River Level
Associate Deans and Directors for Research Moderator: John C. Bricout, PhD (University of Texas at Arlington),
Karl Hamner, PhD (University of Alabama)
HBGCC, Room 003A River Level
Doctoral Student Connection Moderators: Sharon Borja, MSW (University of Washington), Marcos J.
Martinez, MSW (Arizona State University)
Ethnogerontology HBGCC, Room 002A River Level
Moderator: Steven Applewhite, PhD (University of Houston)
Forensic Social Work HBGCC, Room 001A River Level
Moderators: Tina Maschi, PhD (Fordham University), George
Liebowitz, PhD (University of Vermont)
Mindfulness-Based Intervention
HBGCC, Room 003B River Level
Research Moderators: Eric L. Garland, PhD (University of Utah), Amber R. Kelly,
MSW (Smith College)
7:30 am - 4:00 pm
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41 SPECIAL SESSION
HBGCC, Room 001B River Level
New Directions in Child Abuse and Neglect Research: Findings from
the Institute of Medicine Joan Levy Zlotnik, PhD, ACSW (National Association of Social
Workers), Deborah Daro, PhD (University of Chicago)
A new Institute of Medicine report reviews outcomes from child
maltreatment research and makes important recommendations for
research priorities, research funding, and research infrastructure, with
great relevance for social work research.
SYMPOSIA
42 [ADOL] Research On the Social HBGCC, Room 102A Street Level
Environment Mechanisms of School Success: Social Change
Through Educational Attainment Organizer: Michael Woolley, DCSW, PhD (University of Maryland at
Baltimore)
Environmental Control, Support, and Challenge: Influences On
School Success
S. Colby Peters, LGSW, Michael Woolley, DCSW, PhD (University of
Maryland at Baltimore)
A Non-Randomized Efficacy Trial Replication of a Teaching Practice
Intervention Using Propensity Score Weighting
Roderick A. Rose, MS (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill)
Preventing High School Drop-Out in the Middle Grades: Effects of
Instructional Relevance On Persistence Toward Graduation
George Unick, PhD, Michael Woolley, DCSW, PhD (University of
Maryland at Baltimore)
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African American Fathers’ HBGCC, Room 008B River Level
Parenting Practices: Constructions and Consequences Within
Local Contexts Organizer: Waldo E. Johnson, PhD (University of Chicago)
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Unheard Voices: African American Fathers Speak About Their
Parenting Practices
Otima Doyle, PhD (University of Illinois at Chicago), Trenette T.
Clark, PhD, MSW (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill), Von
E. Nebbitt, PhD, Qiana R. Cryer-Coupet, MSW, PhD student, Ifrah
Magan, MSW (University of Illinois at Chicago), David Goldston, PhD
(Duke University)
“Don’t Wait for It to Rain to Buy An Umbrella:” The
Intergenerational Transmission of Values From African American
Fathers to Sons
Otima Doyle, PhD, Von E. Nebbitt, PhD, Ifrah Magan, MSW, Qiana R.
Cryer-Coupet, MSW, PhD student (University of Illinois at Chicago),
Margaret Lombe, PhD (Boston College)
Paternal Typologies and Internalizing Behaviors in African American
Youth Living in Urban Public Housing: A Discriminate Analysis
Across Latent Classes of Father
Von E. Nebbitt, PhD (University of Illinois at Chicago), Margaret
Lombe, PhD (Boston College), Otima Doyle, PhD, Qiana R. CryerCoupet, MSW, PhD student (University of Illinois at Chicago)
44 [OM&C] Exploring the Landscape of HBGCC, Room 103A Street Level
“Community” in Aging Research: Quantitative and
Qualitative Approaches Organizer: Terri Lewinson, PhD (Georgia State University)
Discussant: Joan Davitt, PhD (University of Maryland at Baltimore)
Exploring Community and the Spatial Accessibility of Drug
Treatment Programs for Aging Mexican American Heroin Users
Dennis Kao, PhD, Luis R. Torres, PhD (University of Houston), Erick
Guerrero, PhD (University of Southern California), Rebecca Mauldin,
Patrick S. Bordnick, MPH, MSW, PhD (University of Houston)
Work As a Form of Community: Workplace-Based Social Networks,
Engagement, and the Psychological Well-Being of Older Adults
Christina J. Matz-Costa, PhD (Boston College)
Informal Support Among Neighbors in Naturally Occurring
Retirement Communities in New York
Emily Greenfield, PhD, James Fedor (Rutgers University)
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“You Don’t Know What You’ve Got Until They Get in There”: Older
Residents’ Perspectives of Budget Hotels As Micro-Communities of
Affiliation
Terri Lewinson, PhD (Georgia State University)
45 [RE&I] Recent Research On Immigrant
HBGCC, Room 103B Street Level
and Undocumented Families and Youth: Implication for Policy
and Practice Organizer: Marci Ybarra, PhD (University of Chicago)
Parental Immigration Status and the Developmental Outcomes of
Children: Evidence From Los Angeles
Yoonsook Ha, PhD (Boston University), Marci Ybarra, PhD (University
of Chicago), Jina Chang, MS (Boston University)
Dental and Medical Access Among the Children of Immigrant and
Undocumented Families
Marci Ybarra, PhD (University of Chicago), Yoonsook Ha, PhD, Jina
Chang, MS (Boston University)
Finding Pathways Through the Sprawl: Mexican Immigrant You and
Coming of Age in the Suburbs
Benjamin Roth, MSW (University of Chicago)
Learning to be Legal: Assessing the Incorporation of Daca Eligible
Young Adults
Roberto G. Gonzales, PhD (University of Chicago)
46 [SWP] Key Topics in Human-Animal
HBGCC, Room 003B River Level
Interaction (HAI) and Research-Informed Social Work Organizer: Janet Hoy, PhD (University of Toledo)
A Multi-Method Approach to Examining California Domestic
Violence Shelter Companion Animal Policies
Dawna Komorosky, PhD (California State University, East Bay), Dianne
Rush Woods, PhD (California State University, Hayward)
Anxiety, Depression, and Posttraumatic Stress Among Youth
Exposed to Intimate Partner Violence: The Impact of Witnessing
Animal Cruelty
Shelby E. McDonald, MSW, James Herbert Williams, PhD, Frank
Ascione, PhD, Samantha M. Brown, MA (University of Denver)
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Animal-Assisted Therapy With Maltreated Youth: A Systematic
Review and Meta-Analysis
Allison O’Connor, CSW, Chad McDonald, CSW (University of Utah)
Validity of the Children’s Treatment of Animals
Questionnaire Among Youth Exposed to Intimate Partner
Violence: A Rasch Analysis
Shelby E. McDonald, MSW, James Herbert Williams, PhD
(University of Denver)
Companion Animals As Evokers of Connection and Responsibility
Among Individuals With Serious Mental Illness: A Systematic Review
of Qualitative Findings
Janet Hoy, PhD (University of Toledo)
WORKSHOP
47 [CW] Understanding the Role of
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Foster Family Acceptance On 2nd Floor Elevator Level BR
the Social, Academic, and Personal
Experiences of Lgbtq Youth in the Foster Care System Adam McCormick, PhD (University of Texas at El Paso)
ROUNDTABLES
48 [H&D] Childhood
MR, Alamo Ballroom Salon B
2nd Floor Elevator Level BR
Obesity and the Role of Social Work
in Behavioral Health Care Amy L. Ai, PhD, Stephanie Grace Prost, MSW, Sara E. Groff, MSW
(Florida State University)
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49 [RD&M] Fidelity and
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Child Welfare System Reform: Creating Measures of Fidelity to Large-Scale Practice Changes Charlotte Lyn Bright, PhD, MSW, Diane DePanfilis, PhD, MSW, Megan
E. Fitzgerald, PhD, Elizabeth J. Greeno, PhD (University of Maryland at
Baltimore)
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CONCURRENT PAPER PRESENTATIONS
50 [CW] Assessing and Responding HBGCC, Room 002B River Level
to Treatment Needs Moderator: Joshua P. Mersky, PhD (University of Illinois at Chicago)
An Ecological Examination of Cumulative Violence Exposure On
Children’s Trauma and Depression Symptoms
Laura Aisha Voith, MSW, Andrea N. Gromoske, MSW (University of
Wisconsin-Milwaukee), Megan R. Holmes, PhD (Case Western Reserve
University)
An Exploration of Relationship For Children in Treatment Foster
Care and Their Caregivers
Lisa R. Kiesel, MSW (University of Minnesota-Twin Cities)
Multidisciplinary Services for Court-Involved Youth
Lisa Langenderfer, MSW, Kimberly A. Bender, PhD (University of
Denver), Amanda Donnelly, JD (State of Colorado), Jocelyn Durkay,
BA, Christopher Dennis, BA, Angie Appelgate, BA, Matthew Pfeifer, BA
(University of Denver)
Translational Child Welfare Research: Integrating PCIT Into
Foster Care
Joshua P. Mersky, PhD (University of Illinois at Chicago), James Dimitri
Topitzes, PhD, Stacey D. Grant-Savela, PhD, Michael J. Brondino, PhD
(University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee)
51 [C&CJ] Advances in MR, River Terrace, Upper Parking Level
Intimate Partner Violence Elevator Level P2
Research and Practice Moderator: Shanti Kulkarni, PhD, LCSW (University of North Carolina
at Charlotte)
Intimate Partner Violence Risk Assessment: Predictive Ability &
Application to Social Work
Jonel Thaller, MSW, Jill T. Messing, MSW, PhD (Arizona State
University)
Measuring Domestic Violence Service Providers Attitudes: The
Development of the Survivor-Centered Care Scale (SCCS)
Shanti Kulkarni, PhD, LCSW, Robert L. Herman-Smith, PhD
(University of North Carolina at Charlotte)
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The Emotional Impact of Conducting Violence Research
Stella M. Resko, PhD (Wayne State University)
52 [C&CJ] Strategies to Prevent Recidivism HBGCC, Room 008A River Level
Moderator: Christopher A. Veeh, MSW (University of Denver)
An Equine-Facilitated Prison Based Program: Effects On Recidivism
Keren Bachi, MSW (City University of New York)
Gender Differences in Desistance From Crime: How Do Formerly
Incarcerated Emerging Adults Use Social Supports?
Christina Tam, MSW, Laura S. Abrams, PhD (University of California,
Los Angeles)
Prisoner Reentry Programming Vs. ‘Treatment-As-Usual’ in a State
Prison System: A Comprehensive Evaluation
Christopher A. Veeh, MSW (University of Denver), Margaret E.
Severson, JD, Kimberly Bruns, MS Ed, Jaehoon Lee, PhD (University
of Kansas)
Supporting Prisoners After Release: Strategies Families Use to
Prevent Re-Incarceration
Carrie Pettus-Davis, PhD, Elizabeth Williams, BA, Antoinette Grier, BA,
Vithya Murugan, MSW (Washington University in Saint Louis)
53 [G] Pregnancy and Motherhood HBGCC, Room 003A River Level
Moderator: Celia H. Y. Chan, PhD (The University of Hong Kong)
A Child Gender Comparison of Maternal Supportiveness As a
Mediator of Early Emotion Regulation With Later Attention
Competence of Young Children From Impoverished Families
Aidan Bohlander, MSW, Michaela Farber, PhD, BCD, LCSW-C (The
Catholic University of America)
Grappling With the Complexities of Beliefs About Women and
Abortion: Does Ambivalent Sexism Relate to Abortion Attitudes?
Stephanie Begun, MSW, N. Eugene Walls, PhD (University of Denver)
Trajectory of Postpartum Depression and Coping Style Among
Chinese Women in Hong Kong: A Prospective Longitudinal Study
Celia H. Y. Chan, PhD, Timothy H. Y. Chan, Irene K. M. Cheung, MSW
(The University of Hong Kong)
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54 [H&D] Health Impact of Poverty, HBGCC, Room 002A River Level
Racial and Ethnic Disparities Moderator: Julia F. Hastings, PhD (State University of New York
at Albany)
Effects of the Great Recession On Working-Age Adults With
Disabilities: Poverty, Material Hardships and Program Participation
Subharati Ghosh, PhD, Susan L. Parish, PhD, MSW (Brandeis
University)
Gender Differences in the Relationship Between Long-Term Food
Insecurity and Body Mass Index Among School Age Children
Jeong-Hee Ryu, PhD (California State University, Northridge)
Immigration and Obesity Among Filipinos: The Multiethnic
Cohort Study
Seunghye Hong, PhD (University of Hawaii), Song-Yi Park, PhD
(University of Hawaii Cancer Center), Lynne R. Wilkens, DrPH, Loic Le
Marchand, MD, PhD (University of Hawaii Cancer Center)
Racial and Ethnic Variations in Self-Rated Health Among People
With Comorbid Depression and Diabetes
Julia F. Hastings, PhD (State University of New York at Albany)
55 [ISW&GI] HIV/AIDS Risk HBGCC, Room 001A River Level
Factors and Global Challenges Moderator: Guitele J. Rahill, PhD (University of South Florida)
Language of Sexual Violence in Haiti: Challenges for HIV Prevention
in International Resource-Poor Settings
Manisha Joshi, PhD, Guitele J. Rahill, PhD, Celia Lescano, PhD,
Florence Jean, BSW (University of South Florida)
Mental Health Integration Into HIV Services in Zimbabwe
Melissa Sharer, MSW, MPH (Peace Corps), Helen Cornman, MSW,
Malia Duffy, MSN-FNP MPH, Heather Pitorak, MPH (John Snow Inc)
Picturing Risk: A Photovoice Study of Haitian Youths Perceptions of
Their HIV Risk
CarolAnn Louise Daniel, PhD (Adelphi University), Carmen Logie,
MSW, PhD (University of Toronto)
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Profiles of Risk for HIV/AIDS Among Malawian Emerging Adults:
Implications for Universal and Targeted Interventions
Bridget E. Weller, PhD (Duke University), Eusebius Small, PhD
(University of Texas at Arlington)
56 [MH] Adolescent Mothers:
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Depression and Mental Heath Treatment Moderator: Sarah E. Bledsoe-Mansori, PhD, MSW, MPhil (University of
North Carolina at Chapel Hill)
Adapting Interpersonal Psychotherapy to Treat Perinatal Depression
in Low-Income Adolescents: A Trauma Adapted Approach
Sarah E. Bledsoe-Mansori, PhD, MSW, MPhil, Candace Killian-Farrell,
LCSW, MSSW, Cynthia F. Rizo, MSW, Jennifer O’Brien, MSW, AnneMarie O. Bellows, MSW (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill),
Alison Doernberg, MSW, MPH (Yale University), Traci Wike, PhD
(Virginia Commonwealth University)
Deconstructing the Effects of Interpersonal Violence, Childhood
Trauma, and Loss On Perinatal Depression in Adolescent Mothers
Candace Killian-Farrell, LCSW, MSSW, Cynthia F. Rizo, MSW, Sarah
E. Bledsoe-Mansori, PhD, MSW, MPhil, Nell J. Pollard, MD, Samantha
Meltzer-Brody, MD, MPH (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill)
Racial/Ethnic Differences in Minority Adolescents’ Perceptions of
Perinatal Depression and Mental Health Treatment
Cynthia Fraga Rizo, MSW, Sarah E. Bledsoe-Mansori, PhD, MSW,
MPhil, Candace Killian-Farrell, LCSW, MSSW, Whitney Sewell, BA,
Lydia V. Johnson, BA (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill),
Traci Wike, PhD (Virginia Commonwealth University), Julia Wessel,
MSW (Yale University), Anne-Marie O. Bellows, MSW (University of
North Carolina at Chapel Hill)
Risk and Protective Factors for Perinatal Well-Being in Low-Income
Adolescent Mothers: Results From a Prospective Epidemiological
Study of Adolescent Mothers
Sarah E. Bledsoe-Mansori, PhD, MSW, MPhil, Candace Killian-Farrell,
LCSW, MSSW, Cynthia Fraga Rizo, MSW, Nell J. Pollard, MD, Robert
Hamer, PhD (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill), Julia
Wessel, MSW (Yale University), Samantha Meltzer-Brody, MD, MPH
(University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill)
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57 [MH] Help Seeking MR, Alamo Ballroom Salon E
and Access to Care 2nd Floor Elevator Level BR
Moderator: Rena Bina, PhD (Bar Ilan University)
Attitudes Towards Seeking Mental Health Treatment in the
Postpartum Period in Israel: The Role of Religious Affiliation
Rena Bina, PhD (Bar Ilan University)
Help-Seeking Patterns Among Taiwanese With Schizophrenia
Fang-pei Chen, PhD (Columbia University), Wan-Li Yeh, BA (The
Alliance for the Mentally Ill of R.O.C.,Taiwan), Hui Ching Wu, PhD
(National Taiwan University)
58 [RE&I] Human and Social Capital HBGCC, Room 102B Street Level
Among Vulnerable Groups Moderator: Rebecca L. Thomas, PhD (University of Connecticut)
Building Relationships and Bridging Social Capital Through The
Immigrant Civic Engagement Project: A Program Evaluation
Rebecca L. Thomas, PhD, Christina M. Chiarelli-Helminiak, MSW,
Brunilda Ferraj, BA (University of Connecticut)
Confronting the White Elephant: International Volunteering and
Racial (Dis)Advantage
Benjamin J. Lough, PhD, Janet D. Carter-Black, PhD (University of
Illinois at Urbana-Champaign)
Internet and Social Media As a Form of Social Capital Among
Homeless Youth
Anamika Barman-Adhikari, MSW, Eric Rice, PhD, Robin Petering,
MSW, Harmony Rhoades, PhD, Hailey Winetrobe, MPH, CHES
(University of Southern California)
Race/Ethnicity Differences in the Relationships Between Human
Capital and Social Capital, and Employment of Immigrants in the
United States
Soo-Jung Byoun, MA, Min Zhan, PhD (University of Illinois at UrbanaChampaign)
59 [SWP] 92
Research on Evidence MR, Bonham, 2nd Floor Elevator Level BR
Supported Interventions Moderator: Daniel B. Herman, PhD (Hunter College)
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A Review of 10-Year Trends of Intervention Studies in Social Work in
South Korea
Ahyoung Song, MSW (University of Southern California), Jisun Lee,
MSW, Sejeong Cheong, MSW (Yonsei University)
Dissemination and Implementation of Critical Time Intervention: A
Randomized Trial Comparing Online and Face-to-Face Training
Jeffrey Olivet, MA (Center for Social Innovation), Daniel B. Herman,
PhD (Hunter College), Melissa Martin, MSW (Center for Social
Innovation)
Parenting Interventions Implementation Science: How Delivery
Format Impacts the Parenting Wisely Program
Katie Cotter, MSW (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill),
Martica L. Bacallao, PhD (Arizona State University), Paul R. Smokowski,
PhD, Caroline Robertson, MSW (University of North Carolina at
Chapel Hill)
Supervisor Atittudes Toward Evidence-Based Practices in Substance
Abuse Treatment: The Importance of Organizational Context
Karissa Fenwick, MSW (University of Southern California)
9:45 am - 10:00 am
Break HBGCC Bridge Hall and MR Alamo Ballroom Foyer
10:00 am - 11:45 am
60 INVITED SYMPOSIUM I
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2nd Floor Elevator Level BR
Research and Career
Development: Stories
from Mid-Career Scholars Moderator: Wynne Korr, PhD (University of Illinois at UrbanaChampaign)
Presenters: Lori Steiker, PhD (University of Texas at Austin), Sean Joe,
PhD, LMSW (University of Michigan-Ann Arbor), Rogério M. Pinto,
PhD, LCSW (Columbia University)
Back by demand, this invited session featuring three mid-career faculty
is organized to address the needs of early to mid-career SSWR members
in their efforts to develop successful research and academic careers that
make an impact on the profession in which we work and the society
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in which we live. The three invited panelists, all previous recipients
of the SSWR Deborah K. Padgett Early Career Achievement Award,
represent diverse and successful career trajectories. The panelists share
a common goal of conducting research that strives to make a difference
in the lives of vulnerable populations and contributes to social change.
The panelists will answer a series of questions on their careers and
career strategies, including making transitions in career (e.g. from
doctoral student to academic job, tenure and post-tenure and changing
institutions), seeking support for research (e.g. mentors, collaboration,
network, and institutional support), and balancing (e.g. academic
research – publishing and grant writing, work and life (and/or family)
and establishing an independent line of research that makes significant
contributions to our field.
SYMPOSIA
61 [G] Interventions With Fathers: HBGCC, Room 008B River Level
Adaptations, Technologies, and Strategies Organizer: Jennifer L. Bellamy, PhD (University of Chicago)
Discussant: Pajarita Charles, PhD (University of Chicago)
Targets of Change: Supporting Strong Parenting Among
Military Fathers
Carolyn J. Dayton, PhD, Tova B. Neugut, MSW, Susan C. McDonough,
PhD, Karen Smith, Maria Muzik, Katherine L. Rosenblum, PhD
(University of Michigan-Ann Arbor)
Design and Implementation of Technology-Delivered Parent
Education for Fathers in Military Fathers
Shawna J. Lee, PhD, Tova Neugut, MSW, Richard Tolman, PhD,
Katherine L. Rosenblum, PhD (University of Michigan-Ann Arbor)
Triple P With Urban African American Fathers: To Adapt Or Not
Adapt?
Patricia L. Kohl, PhD (Washington University in Saint Louis)
Improving Father Involvement in Early Home Visiting Programs: A
Pilot Intervention Study
Neil B. Guterman, PhD, Jennifer L. Bellamy, PhD, Aaron Banman,
MSW (University of Chicago)
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62 [MH] Achieving Better Health: HBGCC, Room 102A Street Level
Developing Interventions to Promote Health Behavior Change in
Persons With Serious Mental Illness Organizer: Kelly Aschbrenner, PhD (Dartmouth College)
Discussant: Sarah Gehlert, PhD (Washington University in Saint Louis)
Evaluating A Brief Computerized Intervention for Smoking
Cessation Among People With Severe Mental Illness: Do Negative
Beliefs About Smoking Facilitate Change?
Joelle Ferron, PhD, Mary Brunette, MD (Dartmouth College)
Barriers to a Healthy Lifestyle Among Hispanics With Serious Mental
Illness: The Layering of Ecological Factors
Leopoldo J. Cabassa, PhD, Arminda P. Gomes, MSW (Columbia
University)
The Other Twenty-Three Hours: Fitness Provider Perspectives On
Enlisting Family Support for Health Behavior Change in Adults With
Serious Mental Illness
Kelly Aschbrenner, PhD (Dartmouth College), Kim T. Mueser, PhD
(Boston University), Stephen J. Bartels, MD, MS (Dartmouth College)
A Mixed-Method Study of Healthy Lifestyle Talk in Everyday Practice
in Mental Health Treatment
Beth Angell, PhD, Elizabeth Matthews, MSW (Rutgers University),
Colleen Mahoney, PhD (University of Wisconsin-Madison)
63 [OM&C] Building Strengths Through HBGCC, Room 103A Street Level
Community-Level Interventions: Effects of Communities That
Care On System and Youth Outcomes Organizer: J. David Hawkins, PhD (University of Washington)
Exploring the Strengths of Individuals, Coalitions, and Communities
Associated With High Functioning Coalitions
Valerie B. Shapiro, PhD (University of California, Berkeley), J. David
Hawkins, PhD, Sabrina Oesterle, PhD (University of Washington)
Sustaining Adoption of Science-Based Prevention: Long-Term Effects
of Communities That Care
Kari M. Gloppen, MPH, Eric C. Brown, PhD, Bradley Wagenaar, MPH,
J. David Hawkins, PhD, Isaac C. Rhew, PhD (University of Washington)
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The Effects of Communities That Care On Community- Wide
Protection
BK Elizabeth Kim, MSW, Kari M. Gloppen, MPH, Isaac C. Rhew,
PhD, J. David Hawkins, PhD, Sabrina Oesterle, PhD (University of
Washington)
64 [RD&M] The Role Quantitative Research HBGCC, Room 003B River Level
Plays in Shaping the Science of Social Work Organizer: Shenyang Guo, PhD (University of North Carolina at
Chapel Hill)
Discussant: John S. Brekke, PhD (University of Southern California),
Mark W. Fraser, PhD (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill)
Structural Equation Modeling’s Role in Social Work Research
Natasha Bowen, PhD (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill)
Harnessing the Power of Item Response Theory in Social Work
Science and Practice
Michael Canute Lambert, PhD (University of North Carolina at
Chapel Hill)
Causal Inference: Models and Methods
Roderick A. Rose, PhD (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill)
WORKSHOPS
65 [H&D] WITHDRAWN Not Applicable
HBGCC, Room 103B Street Level
66 [RD&M] How to Do MR, Alamo Ballroom Salon C
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Differential Item Functioning (DIF) Studies Using Item Response Theory William R. Nugent, PhD (University of Tennessee, Knoxville)
ROUNDTABLE
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The Role of Social MR, Alamo Ballroom Salon B
2nd Floor Elevator Level BR
and Behavioral Sciences in Combating Tuberculosis Paul W. Colson, PhD, Yael Hirsch-Moverman, PhD (Columbia
University)
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CONCURRENT PAPER PRESENTATIONS
68 [ADOL] Youth Development, Assets, HBGCC, Room 001B River Level
and Transitions Moderator: Toni Naccarato, PhD (State University of New York at
Albany)
Development and Validation of a Measure of Positive
Youth Development
Amy Lopez, MSW, Jamie Rae Yoder, MSW, Daniel Brisson, PhD,
Stephanie Lechuga-Pena, MSW, Jeffrey M. Jenson, PhD (University
of Denver)
WITHDRAWN
Not Applicable
The Impact of Disability On Young Adults’ Transition to Adulthood
Leah Powell Cheatham, JD, MSW, Karen A. Randolph, PhD (Florida
State University)
The National Foster Youth Action Network’s (NFYAN) Advocacy
Trainings Project: A Multi-State Evaluation of Positive Youth
Development
Toni Naccarato, PhD (State University of New York at Albany), Janet
Knipe, MA (National Foster Youth Action Network)
69 [A&G] Factors of Culture MR, Bonham, 2nd Floor Elevator Level BR
and Perception that Influence Mental Health Moderator: Heehyul Moon, PhD (University of North Carolina at
Chapel Hill)
Effects of Acculturation On Depression Among Older Immigrants: A
Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis
Seokho Hong (University of Maryland at Baltimore)
Immigrant Home Health Workers’ Experiences With the Elderly: A
Qualitative Description Study
Patricia J. Yu, ABD (Boston College)
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Incongruence Between Stroke Survivor and Spouse Perceptions of
Survivor Functioning and Effects On Spouse Emotional Health: A
Mixed-Methods Study
Michael J. McCarthy, PhD (University of Cincinnati), Karen S. Lyons
(Oregon Health Sciences University)
Predictors of Discrepancy Between Care Recipients With EarlyStage Dementia and Their Caregivers On Perceptions of the Care
Recipients’ Quality of Life
Heehyul Moon, PhD (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill),
Aloen L. Townsend, PhD (Case Western Reserve University), Carol
Whitlatch, PhD (Benjamin Rose Margaret Blenkner Research Institute),
Mee Hye Kim, PhD (Ewha Woman’s University), Peggye dilworthAnderson, PhD (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill)
70 [CW] Stress, Poverty, and Neighborhood HBGCC, Room 002B River Level
Moderator: Mi-Youn Yang, PhD (Louisiana State University at
Baton Rouge)
Dimensions of Structural Disadvantage: A Latent Class Analysis of a
Neighborhood Measure in Child Welfare Data
Kristin S. Abner, MA (University of Illinois at Chicago)
Neighborhood Informal Social Control and Child Maltreatment: A
Comparison of Protective and Punitive Approaches
Clifton Emery, PhD, Hai Nguyen Trung, PhD (Yonsei University), Shali
Wu, PhD (Kyung Hee University)
Pathways Between Economic Hardship and Child Maltreatment
Mi-Youn Yang, PhD (Louisiana State University at Baton Rouge), Bomi
Kim, MA (University of Wisconsin-Madison)
Structural Equation Modeling About the Domestic Violence Exposure
On Adolescent’s Internet Game Addiction: Focus On Parental
Attachment As Mediator
Ji-hyeon Lee, MSW, Jae Yop Kim, PhD (Yonsei University)
71 [G] Survivors of Sexual Violence HBGCC, Room 003A River Level
Moderator: Ms. Valandra, PhD (University of Arkansas, Fayetteville)
Men Report Growth After Their Childhood Sexual Abuse
Scott D. Easton, PhD, Alison M. Rhodes, MSW, EdM (Boston College),
Carol Coohey, PhD (University of Iowa), M. V. Moorthy, PhD (Brigham
and Women’s Hospital, Harvard Medical School)
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The Experiences of African American Women Survivors of Sexual
Violence With the Men in Their Lives
Ms. Valandra, PhD (University of Arkansas, Fayetteville)
Would You Tell Under Circumstances Like That?: Barriers to
Disclosure of Child Sexual Abuse for Men
Scott D. Easton, PhD, Leia Y. Saltzman, MSW, Danny G. Willis, DSN
(Boston College)
72 [H&D] Health Insurance, HBGCC, Room 002A River Level
Disability, and Reducing Disparities Moderator: Shirley L. Porterfield, PhD (University of Missouri-Saint
Louis)
Autism Spectrum Disorders and Families’ Financial Burden: The
Association With Health Insurance Coverage
Susan L. Parish, PhD, MSW (Brandeis University), Kathleen C. Thomas,
PhD, Christianna Williams, PhD (University of North Carolina at
Chapel Hill), Morgan Crossman (Brandeis University)
Health Insurance and Access Among Young Adults With Disabilities:
Impacts of the Affordable Care Act
Shirley L. Porterfield, PhD (University of Missouri-Saint Louis)
Reducing Disparities: Increasing Efficacy of Latino Parents of
Children With Autism Spectrum Disorders
Sandra Magaña, PhD (University of Illinois at Chicago), Rebecca
Paradiso, PhD (University of Wisconsin-Madison), Marlen Garcia, BA
(University of Illinois at Chicago)
Understanding Saving and Purchase Patterns of Consumers in a SelfDirected Care Program: Unmet Needs in Traditional Medicaid Home
and Community Based Services
Megumi Inoue, MSW, Margaret Lombe, PhD (Boston College), Michelle
Putnam, PhD (Simmons College), Kevin J. Mahoney, PhD (Boston
College)
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73 [ISW&GI] International Health and HBGCC, Room 001A River Level
Mental Health Moderator: Yuhwa Eva Lu, PhD (New York University)
The Efficacy of Qi-Gong Practice in Coping With Chronic Physical
Pain and Mental Health --A Comparative Study Among Chinese
Elders in Shanghai and New York City
Yuhwa Eva Lu, PhD (New York University), Shijian Li, PhD (State
University of New York College at Old Westbury), Wenxiao Ji (East
China University of Science and Technology)
Exploration of Cross-Cultural Adaptability of PTSD Among Trauma
Survivors in Northern Iraq, Thailand, and the Democratic Republic
of Congo: Application of Item Response Theory
Lynn T. M. Michalopoulos, PhD (Columbia University), George Unick,
PhD (University of Maryland at Baltimore), Laura Murray, PhD, Paul
Bolton, MBBS, Judith Bass, PhD (Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of
Public Health)
Local Disparities in the Risk of Serious Mental Illness in Three
Nations: Israel, New Zealand, and the United States
Christopher G. Hudson, PhD (Salem State University)
The Well-Being Cost of China’s Transition
Jiaan Zhang, PhD (The Chinese University of Hong Kong)
74 [MH] CBT and MR, Alamo Ballroom Salon F
2nd Floor Elevator Level BR
Mindfulness-Based Interventions Moderator: Melissa D. Grady, PhD (The Catholic University of
America)
Consumers’ and Providers’ Perceptions of Utilizing a ComputerAssisted Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Childhood Anxiety
Alison Salloum, PhD, Erika A. Crawford, BA, Adam B. Lewin, PhD, Eric
A. Storch, PhD (University of South Florida)
Effects of CBT Treatment On Attachment Styles Of Incarcerated Sex
Offenders
Melissa D. Grady, PhD, Laura Swett, MSW (The Catholic University
of America)
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75 [OM&C] Contextual MR, River Terrace, Upper Parking Level
Outcomes of Organizational
Elevator Level P2
Inclusion and Diversity in Human Service Agencies Moderator: Catherine M. Vu, PhD (New York University)
A Meta-Analysis of Beneficial and Detrimental Outcomes of
Organizational Diversity and Climate of Inclusion in Human Service
Organizations
Michàlle E. Mor Barak, PhD, Erica Leeanne Lizano, MSW, MPA,
Ahraemi Kim, MSW, Lei Duan, PhD, Min-Kyoung Rhee, MSW, Hsin
Yi Hsiao, PhD, Kim C. Brimhall, MSW, CSW (University of Southern
California)
A Survey-Based Study of Social Workers’ Critical Consciousness and
Practice With LGB Clients
Cynthia Bott, PhD (Siena College)
Contextual Influences On Ethnic Organizations: A Case Study of a
Korean Serving Agency
Catherine M. Vu, PhD, Duy Nguyen, Daniel B. Tanh (New York
University)
The Mediating Role of Inclusion in the Context of Organizational
Diversity: A Longitudinal Study of Leader-Member Exchange and
Diversity Climate On Job Satisfaction and Intention to Leave Among
Child Welfare Workers
Kim C. Brimhall, MSW, CSW, Erica Leeanne Lizano, MSW, MPA,
Michàlle E. Mor Barak, PhD (University of Southern California)
76 [P&SP] Poor and Hungry:
MR, Alamo Ballroom Salon E
Policies and Practices that Help 2nd Floor Elevator Level BR
Moderator: Daniel P. Miller, PhD (Boston University)
Do Food Stamps Act As a Safety Net for Mothers Facing Economic
Shock? An Analysis of Black and White Mothers’ Responses to
Paternal Imprisonment
Yiyoon Chung, PhD, MSW (University of Wisconsin-Whitewater)
Examining Food Security Among Children in Households
Participating in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program
(SNAP): Implications for Human Rights
Aakanksha Sinha, MSW, Andrew D. Reynolds, MEd, Margaret Lombe,
PhD (Boston College)
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Examining the Association Between Food Insecurity and Children’s
Educational Outcomes
Micaela Mercado, PhD, Nisha Beharie, MPH, Mary McKay, PhD, Kara
Dean-Assael, MSW (New York University)
Nonresident Father Involvement and Child Food Insecurity
Lenna Nepomnyaschy, PhD (Rutgers University), Daniel P. Miller, PhD
(Boston University), Steve Garasky, PhD, Neha Nanda, PhD (IMPAQ
International)
77 [RE&I] Immigration and Social HBGCC, Room 102B Street Level
Work Services Moderator: Izumi Sakamoto, PhD (University of Toronto)
Discourse Analysis of English and Chinese Print Media in Canada:
Construction of “Desirable” Immigrants and “Canadian Experience”
Izumi Sakamoto, PhD, Daphne Jeyapal, MSW, Rupaleem Bhuyan, PhD
(University of Toronto), Jane Ku, PhD (University of Windsor), Lin
Fang, PhD, Heidi Zhang (University of Toronto)
Immigration Detention and Social Workers: Developing a Role
Alongside Faith-Based Organizations
Susanna J. Snyder, PhD, Noël Bridget Busch-Armendariz, PhD
(University of Texas at Austin)
Navigating Without a Compass: Using Ethnographic Methods to
Identify Agency Strategies for Serving Immigrants in New Growth
Communities
Deirdre Lanesskog, MPA (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign)
The Changing Face of Immigration: A Gendered Perspective
Bonita B. Sharma, MSSW, Arati Maleku, MSW (University of Texas at
Arlington)
78 [SO&GI] Research on LGBTQ Health HBGCC, Room 008A River Level
and Mental Health Moderator: Michael R. Woodford, PhD (University of Michigan-Ann
Arbor)
Concealing Concealment: The Mediating Role of Internalized
Heterosexism in Psychological Distress Among Older LGB Adults
Charles P. Hoy-Ellis, MSW (University of Washington)
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Determinants of Gay Affirmative Practice Among Mental Health
Practitioners
Edward J. Alessi, PhD (Rutgers University), Frank Dillon, PhD (Florida
International University), Mi Sung Kim, PhD (Rutgers University)
Mental Health Correlates of Sexual Orientation Microaggressions
Among LGBQ College Students: Self-Esteem As A Protective Factor
Michael R. Woodford, PhD (University of Michigan-Ann Arbor), David
J. Brennan, PhD (University of Toronto), Jill Chonody, PhD (University
of South Australia), Kristen Renn, PhD (Michigan State University)
MSM and Drug Use: A Latent Class Analysis of Drug Use and Related
Sexual Risk Behaviors
David McCarty-Caplan, MSW, Ian Jantz, MSW, James A. Swartz, PhD
(University of Illinois at Chicago)
11:30 am - 7:45 pm
Exhibits Open HBGCC, Bridge Hall Street Level
12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
Lunch On Your Own
INFORMATION ON POSTER DISPLAY AND PRESENTATIONS
New for this year there are four poster presentation sessions: two mid-day sessions
and two early-evening sessions. The mid-day sessions are Friday, January 17, 2014
and Saturday, January 18, 2014, 12:00pm – 1:00pm. The early-evening sessions are
Friday, 6:00pm-7:45pm and Saturday, 6:15pm-8:00pm. Mid-day poster presenters
may display their posters starting at 10:30am; early-evening poster presenters may
display their posters starting at 2:00pm. Conference attendees may view posters
during any of these times; however, presenting authors are only expected to be
present during the poster presentation sessions.
12:00 pm - 1:00 pm POSTER PRESENTATIONS I 79 HBGCC, Bridge Hall Street Level
Poster Presentations I: Adolescent and Youth Development; Aging
Services and Gerontology; Child Welfare; Crime and Criminal
Justice; Gender; Health and Disability; International Social Work
and Global Issues; Mental Health; Organizations, Management,
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and Communities; Poverty and Social Policy; Race, Ethnicity, and
Immigration; Research Design and Measurement; Research on Social
Work Education; Substance Misuse and Addictive Behaviors
Adolescent and Youth Development (ADOL)
1P Bridge for Families Dual Generation After Work Program
Daniel Brisson, PhD, Stephanie Lechuga Pena, MSW (University of
Denver)
2P When the Going Gets Tough: Intervention to Change
Adolescents’ Interpretations of Difficulty At School
Kristen Elmore, MSW, Daphna Oyserman, PhD (University of
Michigan-Ann Arbor)
Aging Services and Gerontology (A&G)
3P Factors Associated With Intergenerational Support Among
Immigrant Older Adults
Sung-wan Kang, MSW, Soo-Jung Byoun, MA (University of Illinois
at Urbana-Champaign), Wonik Lee, PhD (Case Western Reserve
University)
4P Social Ties and Community Service Utilization Among
Alzheimer’s Caregivers
Sang Ah Chun, MSW, Man-Chun Chang, MS (State University of
New York at Albany)
5P The Link Between Childhood Maltreatment and Caregiver
Stress
Jooyoung Kong, MSW, Sara Moorman, PhD (Boston College)
Child Welfare (CW)
6P Configural Frequency Analysis of Psychotropic Medication
Use Among Youth in Child Welfare Systems: A Community
Perspective
Lin Shao, MS, Derek S. Brown, PhD, Lauren Garfield, PhD, Ramesh
Raghavan, MD, PhD (Washington University in Saint Louis)
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7P School Readiness in the Context of Early Childhood
Education and Care Among Young Children of Asian and
Hispanic Immigrant Mothers
RaeHyuck Lee, MSW (Columbia University)
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Crime and Criminal Justice (C&CJ)
8P Adding to the Evidence Base of Gender-Specific Community
Re-Entry Programming
Natasha S. Mendoza, PhD (Arizona State University), Andrea
N. Cimino, MSW (University of Texas at Arlington), Thomas
Gregoire, PhD (Ohio State University)
9P Recruiting Participants With Severe Mental Illness in a Jail
Setting: A Feasibility Study
Mike Gearhart, MSSA, Amy Blank Wilson, PhD, Karen J. Ishler,
MA, Kathleen Farkas, PhD, Melinda Ashe, BA (Case Western
Reserve University)
Gender (G)
10P Predictors of Female Sterilization in Bihar
Vithya Murugan, MSW, Shanta Pandey, PhD (Washington
University in Saint Louis)
Health and Disability (H&D)
11P Community Inclusion for People With Developmental
Disabilities: Measuring An Elusive Construct
Susan Neely-Barnes, PhD, Robin Lennon-Dearing, PhD (University
of Memphis)
12P An Exploration On Attitudes and Beliefs of School Staff On
Physical Restraint Use
Amy Thomas, MSW (State University of New York at Buffalo),
Patricia Logan-Greene, PhD (University at Buffalo), Vicki Knapp,
PhD, Rebecca Tedesco, LMSW (Summit Educational Resources)
13P Exploring Mothers’ Initial Discovery Experiences of
Developmental Delay Or Disability in Their Young Children
Elionora W. Silbersack, MSW (Adelphi University)
International Social Work and Global Issues (ISW&GI)
14P Cultural Comparability in Measuring Religiosity Between
Older Americans and Older Koreans
Jooyoung Kong, MSW, Thanh V. Tran, PhD (Boston College)
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Mental Health (MH)
15P Characteristics Associated With Binge Eating in Children: A
Systematic Review
Jaclyn A. Saltzman, BA, Janet Liechty, PhD (University of Illinois at
Urbana-Champaign)
16P Perceptions of Autism Diagnosis, Causes, and Expectations
for Children Among Latino and White Families
Kristina Lopez, MSW (University of Michigan-Ann Arbor), Sandra
Magaña, PhD (University of Illinois at Chicago), Fernanda Cross,
MSW (University of Michigan-Ann Arbor), Rebecca Paradiso, PhD
(University of Wisconsin-Madison), Lauren Piper, BA (Illinois
Institute of Technology)
17P Therapist Characteristics’ Effect On Attrition
Lynn Squicciarini, MSW, LCSW, Melanie Otis, PhD (University of
Kentucky)
18P Posttraumatic Stress, Depression, Dissociation, and
Hypercortisolemia in Pregnancy: A Cohort Study
Mickey S. Sperlich, MSW (Wayne State University), Julia S. Seng,
PhD, Anthony King, PhD (University of Michigan-Ann Arbor)
Organizations, Management, and Communities (OM&C)
19P Safe Schools Coalitions in the South: Organizational
Case Studies
Sarah R. Young, MSW, David E. Pollio, PhD (University
of Alabama), Christopher Rapisarda, MSW (University of
Michigan-Ann Arbor)
Poverty and Social Policy (P&SP)
20P Effects of Housing On Health and Wellbeing in HIV Positive
Women
Robin Lennon-Dearing, PhD, Elena Delavega, PhD, MSW
(University of Memphis)
21P Family Savings and Happiness in China: Evidence From the
World Value Survey
Luxiaofei Li, MA, Jin Huang, PhD (Saint Louis University)
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Race, Ethnicity, and Immigration (RE&I)
22P Disproportionality and Disparities for Latinos and Native
Americans: Predictors of Race/Ethnicity in Decision Points in
Public Child Welfare
Lawanna Lancaster, PhD (Northwest Nazarene University), Rowena
Fong, EdD (University of Texas at Austin)
23P Latina Youth Suicide: Understanding Why?
Erika Ruiz, MSSW, Marcella Tanya Smith, MSW, Regina T. P.
Aguirre, PhD (University of Texas at Arlington)
Research Design and Measurement (RD&M)
24P Parenting Skills Training for Caregivers of Behaviorally
Disordered Children in Port-Au-Prince, Haiti
Athena R. Kolbe, MSW (University of Michigan-Ann Arbor),
Almathe Jean, BSW Student (Enstiti Travay Sosyal ak Syans Sosyal/
Institute of Social Work & Social Science)
25P Validating the Perceptions of Child Welfare Workforce Scale
Charles Auerbach, PhD, Wendy Zeitlin Schudrich, PhD (Yeshiva
University), Astraea Augsberger, PhD (Boston University), Brenda
G. McGowan, PhD (Fordham University), Nancy Claiborne, PhD,
Catherine K. Lawrence, PhD, CSW (State University of New York
at Albany)
Research on Social Work Education (RSWE)
26P Enhancing Practice Skills: The Benefits of Professional
Development Trainings
Jeannine M. Rowe, PhD (University of Wisconsin-Whitewater),
Kayla Dunning (University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee), Yiyoon
Chung, PhD (University of Wisconsin-Whitewater)
27P Predicting the Impact of Savings On Educational Outcomes
Jaehyun Nam, MSW (Washington University in Saint Louis)
Substance Misuse and Addictive Behaviors (SM&AB)
28P Typologies of Alcohol Use in Korean Men and Women
Hyunyong Park, MSSW (Case Western Reserve University), Jina
Jun, PhD (Korean Institute of Health and Social Affairs), Sunju
Sohn, PhD (Cheongju University)
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29P Gender Differences in a Social Stress Model Predicting
Relapse to Substance Use
Elizabeth A. Wahler, PhD, Cristy E. Cummings (Indiana
University)
30P The Influence of Formal and Informal Concrete Support
On Discharge Disposition Among Women in Substance Abuse
Treatment
Min Kyoung Jun, MSSA, Elizabeth M. Tracy, PhD, Meeyoung
O. Min, PhD, Hyunyong Park, MSSW (Case Western Reserve
University)
12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
SPECIAL INTEREST GROUP (SIG) MEETINGS II
Addictive Behaviors and HBGCC, Room 001A River Level
Substance Misuse Moderators: Audrey L. Begun, PhD (Ohio State University), Alexis
Kuerbis, PhD (Research Foundation for Mental Hygiene, Inc), Lisa K.
Berger, PhD (University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee)
Asset Building and Financial HBGCC, Room 102A Street Level
Capability Research Group Moderators: Michal Grinstein-Weiss, PhD (Washington University
in Saint Louis), Christine Callahan, PhD (University of Maryland at
Baltimore)
Child Welfare Research
HBGCC, Room 001B River Level
Interest Group Moderators: Alberta J. Ellett, PhD (University of Georgia), Cheryl
Springer, PhD, LICSW (Salem State College)
Community Level Intervention HBGCC, Room 002B River Level
Research Moderator: Mary Ohmer, PhD (Georgia State University)
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Criminality and Delinquency HBGCC, Room 008A River Level
Moderators: Solveig Spjeldnes, PhD (Ohio University), Susan McCarter,
PhD (University of North Carolina at Charlotte)
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Disability HBGCC, Room 003A River Level
Moderator: Elizabeth Lightfoot, PhD (University of Minnesota-Twin
Cities), John C. Bricout, PhD (University of Texas at Arlington)
Editorial Board, Journal of HBGCC, Room 103A Street Level
Sociology & Social Welfare Moderator: Robert Leighninger, PhD (University of California,
Berkeley)
End-of-Life HBGCC, Room 003B River Level
Moderator: Ellen L. Csikai, PhD (University of Alabama)
Environmental and Global HBGCC, Room 103B Street Level
Social Work Moderators: Lawrence A. Palinkas, PhD (University of Southern
California), Susan P. Kemp, PhD (University of Washington), Jerry
Floersch, PhD (Rutgers University), Kristen Wagner, PhD (University of
Missouri-Saint Louis)
Health MR, Alamo Ballroom Salon B
2nd Floor Elevator Level BR
Disparities Moderators: Karen D. Lincoln, PhD (University of Southern California),
Michael Lindsey, PhD, MSW, MPH (University of Maryland at
Baltimore)
Human Rights & MR, Alamo Ballroom Salon C, 2nd Floor Elevator Social Work
Level BR Moderators: Jane McPherson, MSW, MPH, LCSW (Florida State
University), David K. Androff, PhD (Arizona State University)
Human-Animal Interaction HBGCC, Room 008B River Level
and Social Work Moderator: Janet Hoy, PhD (University of Toledo)
International MR, Alamo Ballroom Salon D
Social Work
2nd Floor Elevator Level BR Moderator: Sara Kahn, PhD (Artemis Collaborative)
Researching MR, Alamo Ballroom Salon F
2nd Floor Elevator Level BR
China Moderator: Julian Chow, PhD (University of California, Berkeley)
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School Social MR, Alamo Ballroom Salon E
Work and Research 2nd Floor Elevator Level BR
Moderator: Natasha Bowen, PhD (University of North Carolina at
Chapel Hill)
Sexuality MR, River Terrace, Upper Parking Level
Elevator Level P2
Development and Well-Being Moderator: Laina Y. Bay-Cheng, PhD (State University of New York at
Buffalo)
Social Entrepreneurship HBGCC, Room 002A River Level
Moderator: Andrew J. Germak, MBA, MSW (Rutgers University)
Work, Family and Social Policy HBGCC, Room 102B Street Level
Moderators: Anna Haley-Lock, PhD (University of WisconsinMadison), Jing Guo (University of Hawaii)
1:00 pm - 1:15 pm
Break
1:15 pm - 2:15 pm
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MR, Alamo Ballroom Salon C
“Translating Research to Practice:
2nd Floor Elevator Level BR
Social Workers as Leaders in Behavioral Health and Addiction
Treatment in the 21st Century”
Lena M. Lundgren, PhD (Boston University)
An estimated 23 million individuals in the U.S. meet criteria for a
diagnosis of substance abuse or dependence. However, only about 4
million people enter care each year (McCarty, McConnell & Schmidt,
2009; SAMHSA, 2008). The Institute of Medicine (2001, 2006),
NIAAA, NIDA and the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services
Administration all report on the urgent need for health professionals,
to be trained in empirically-supported alcohol and other drugs (AOD)
identification and treatment methods (Broderick, 2007; Martino, 2010;
McCarty, Edmundson & Hartnett, 2006; Warren & Hewitt, 2010). Yet,
the shortage of clinical staff workers who are sufficiently trained in these
methods is a significant problem (Lundgren et al., 2011; Martino, 2010;
McCarty, Edmundson & Hartnett, 2006; McCarty et al., 2007; Warren &
Hewitt, 2010). This lecture will discuss the critical importance of social
work researchers to become leaders in the addiction health services
research field and translate their knowledge to practice.
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Break 2:30 pm - 4:15 pm
81 INVITED SYMPOSIUM II
MR, Alamo Ballroom Salon C
Science in Social Work
2nd Floor Elevator Level BR
Doctoral Education Moderator: James Lubben, DSW, MPH (Boston College)
Presenters: Ruth E. Dunkle, PhD, Andrew Grogan-Kaylor, PhD
(University of Michigan-Ann Arbor), John S. Brekke, PhD, Michàlle E.
Mor Barak, PhD (University of Southern California)
Today’s doctoral students are tomorrow’s faculty and scholars. Thus
social work doctoral education is central to cultivating rigorous science
in social work. During the summer of 2013 an invited roundtable
examined special challenges facing social work doctoral education.
Participants developed working papers on a series of challenges to
nurturing social work doctoral students as future scientists. Two of
those papers are the basis of this invited symposium. In the first paper,
Dr. Dunkle and Dr. Grogan-Kaylor examine promises and perils of
Big Data for building the science of social work. Their presentation
will particularly examine challenges to social work doctoral education
to train scholars adept at exploiting the potential for new knowledge
presented by massive data accumulation. The second paper examines
identity formation and transformation in social work doctoral
education. In particular, Dr. Mor-Barak and Dr. Brekke detail processes
by which social work doctoral students come to self-identify as
scientists. This new identity may be in addition to or in place of other
self-identities the doctoral student may have previously owned including
that of social work practitioner. Both papers address important facets of
cultivating the next generation of faculty and scholars for social work.
SYMPOSIA
82 [CW] Emerging Adults in Child
HBGCC, Room 102A Street Level
Welfare: Evidence From Illinois Organizer: Clark M. Peters, PhD, JD, MSW (University of
Missouri-Columbia)
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Time to Exit From Care During the Transition to Adulthood: Who
Stays and Who Leaves?
Judy Havlicek, PhD (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign), Clark
M. Peters, PhD, JD, MSW (University of Missouri-Columbia)
The Effects of Multiple Professional Relationship Disruptions On
Young People Nearing Emancipation From Foster Care: A MultiPerspective Qualitative Study
Ashley Curry, LCSW (University of Chicago)
Re-Entering Foster Care As An Adult: Examining Recent Legislation
and Population Characteristics
Clark M. Peters, PhD, JD, MSW (University of Missouri-Columbia),
Judy Havlicek, PhD (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign), Betty
Hope, MSW (Illinois Department of Children and Family Services)
83 [G] Father Engagement: Enhancing HBGCC, Room 008B River Level
Methodological and Practice Strategies Organizer: Pajarita Charles, PhD (University of Chicago)
Discussant: Aaron Banman, MSW (University of Chicago)
Disagreement in Mother-Father Reports of Father Involvement in
Low-Income Minority Families
Pajarita Charles, PhD, Deborah Gorman-Smith, PhD, Michael Schoeny,
PhD (University of Chicago), David Henry, PhD (University of Illinois
at Chicago)
Testing Gender Applicability: Measuring Fathering Behaviors With
Both Male and Female Respondents
Mark Trahan, LCSW, Monit Cheung, PhD (University of Houston)
Examining Young Men’s Experiences With Medical Services At and
Around the Birth of Their First Child
Jennifer L. Bellamy, PhD (University of Chicago)
Administrator Perspectives On Program Enhancements to Increase
Father Involvement in Early Childhood Home Visitation
Stephen Edward McMillin, PhD, AM (MSW) (Saint Louis University)
84 [P&SP] Holding On to the House: HBGCC, Room 103A Street Level
The Role of Social and Financial Interventions in Promoting and
Preserving Low-Income Homeownership Organizer: Michal Grinstein-Weiss, PhD (Washington University in
Saint Louis)
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Evaluating the Social Benefits and Costs of An Enhanced SelfSufficiency Program to Promote Low-Income Home Ownership
Anna M. Santiago, PhD (Case Western Reserve University), George C.
Galster, PhD (Wayne State University)
Broken Homes, Broken Dreams: Families in (and out of) Foreclosure
David Rothstein (Policy Matters Ohio), Cyleste C. Collins, PhD (Case
Western Reserve University)
The Effect of Individual Development Accounts On Home
Maintenance and Housing-Price Appreciation: Evidence From a
Randomized Controlled Trial
Michal Grinstein-Weiss, PhD, Michael Sherraden, PhD (Washington
University in Saint Louis), Clinton Key, MA (University of North
Carolina at Chapel Hill)
Serious Delinquency and Strategic Default Among Low-Income
Urban Homeowners
Sarah Riley, PhD (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill)
85 [RD&M] Developing and Validating HBGCC, Room 003B River Level
Measures for Social Work Research and Practice Organizer: Neil Abell, PhD (Florida State University)
Development and Validation of the Mental Health Provider Stigma
Inventory
Stephanie C. Kennedy, MSW (Florida State University)
Development and Validation of the Sex-Positivity Scale
Jill Gromer, MSW (Florida State University)
Development and Validation of The Employability Scale: An
Employment Measure for People With Mental Illness
Rebekah J. Nelson, MSW (Florida State University)
Development of the Credibility of Claim and Credibility of Victim
Scales: Assessing Law Enforcement Officers’ Determination of Rape
Claim Credibility
Annelise Mennicke, MSW (Florida State University)
Development and Initial Validation of the Cyber Bullying Behavior
Scale (CBBS)
Jungup Lee, MSW (Florida State University)
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WORKSHOPS
86 [MH] Coding for Social Change: HBGCC, Room 103B Street Level
Methodological Approaches and Coding in Qualitative Research for
Researchers and Advocates T. Marie Maschi, PhD (Fordham University), Wendy Myers White,
BSW (Georgia State University), Sharon Bowland, PhD (University of
Louisville)
HBGCC, Room 002B River Level
87 [RD&M] Innovative Strategies for Successful Recruitment and Retention of Vulnerable Populations
in Community-Based Intervention Research: Examples From a
Multi-Year Project With Court and CPS-Involved Partner Violence
Survivors and Their Children Cynthia Fraga Rizo, MSW, Rebecca J. Macy, PhD, Dania Ermentrout,
MSW, MPH (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill), Phillip H.
Redmond, JD (The Duke Endowment)
ROUNDTABLE
88 [H&D] Why Social Work? Providing MR, Alamo Ballroom Salon B
a Research-Based Rationale
2nd Floor Elevator Level BR
for Social Work Services in the Era of the Affordable Care Act Megan Moore, PhD, Taryn Lindhorst, PhD, Nancy K. Grote, PhD
(University of Washington)
CONCURRENT PAPER PRESENTATIONS
89 [ADOL] Predictors of Youth
MR, Alamo Ballroom Salon D
Substance Use 2nd Floor Elevator Level BR
Moderator: Trenette T. Clark, PhD (University of North Carolina at
Chapel Hill)
WITHDRAWN
Not Applicable
Substance Abuse, Violence, and HIV Risk Behavior in El Salvador
and the United States: Cross-National Profiles of the Sava Syndemic
Christopher P. Salas-Wright, PhD (University of Texas at Austin), René
Olate, PhD (Ohio State University), Michael G. Vaughn, PhD (Saint
Louis University)
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The Influence of Opportunity to Use Alcohol, Attitudes, Social and
School Skills On Alcohol Use in Hispanic and Non-Hispanic Youth
Cristina Mogro-Wilson, PhD (University of Connecticut)
The Relationship Between Foster Care, Time Homeless, and Recent
Methamphetamine Use Among Homeless Former Foster Youth
Amanda Yoshioka-Maxwell, MSW, Eric Rice, PhD, Harmony
Rhoades, PhD, Hailey Winetrobe, MPH, CHES (University of
Southern California)
90 [CW] Foster Care and Adoption HBGCC, Room 001B River Level
Moderator: Fred Wulczyn, PhD (University of Chicago)
Finding the Vital Few Foster Mothers
Donna J. Cherry, PhD (East Tennessee State University), John G. Orme,
PhD (University of Tennessee, Knoxville)
Not All That Glitters: Assessing the Performance of Private Foster
Care Providers
Fred Wulczyn, PhD (University of Chicago)
“Be a Parent...Don’t Just be a Foster Parent:” Nurturing Positive
Foster Youth and Caregiver Relationships
Heather Storer, MSW, Susan E. Barkan, PhD (University of
Washington), Kevin Haggerty, MSW, PhD (Social Development
Research Group, University of Washington), Linnea L. Stenhouse, MSW
(University of Washington)
91 [C&CJ] Economic Abuse and MR, Bonham, 2nd Floor Elevator Level BR
Economic Justice Among Survivors of Intimate Partner Violence Moderator: Deborah Svoboda, PhD (Eastern Washington University)
Impact of An Economic Empowerment Program On the Lives of IPV
Survivors
Gretchen L. Hoge, MSW, Judy L. Postmus, PhD, Amanda Mathisen
Stylianou, MSW, Andrea Hetling, PhD (Rutgers University)
Measuring Abusive Behaviors: Is Economic Abuse a Unique Form of
Abuse?
Amanda Mathisen Stylianou, MSW, Judy L. Postmus, PhD, Sarah
McMahon, PhD (Rutgers University)
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Measuring Financial Strain in the Lives of Survivors of Intimate
Partner Violence
Gretchen L. Hoge, MSW, Amanda Mathisen Stylianou, MSW, Andrea
Hetling, PhD, Judy L. Postmus, PhD (Rutgers University)
Promotion of Economic Justice for Survivors of Intimate Partner
Violence: A Case Study
Deborah Svoboda, PhD (Eastern Washington University)
92 [C&CJ] The Utilization of HBGCC, Room 008A River Level
Existing Services by Female Survivors of Violence Moderator: Yasoda Sharma, PhD (Kutztown University of Pennsylvania)
Creating Trust Among The Distrustful: A Phenomenological
Examination Of Supportive Services For Former Sex Workers
Kathleen Murray Preble, LMSW (University of Texas at Arlington)
Effect of Social Support On Intimate Partner Violence (IPV) After
the Dagnosis of Womens’ HIV/AIDS Status
Yasoda Sharma, PhD (Kutztown University of Pennsylvania), Vijayan
Pillai, PhD (University of Texas at Arlington)
The Utilization of Protection Orders By Survivors in Shelter
Jill T. Messing, MSW, PhD, Alesha Durfee, PhD, Meredith Bagwell,
MSW (Arizona State University)
93 [H&D] Social Determinants and HBGCC, Room 003A River Level
Disparities in Health Moderator: Melissa L. Martinson, PhD (University of Washington)
Delayed Medical and Mental Health Care Disparities Among Adults:
Evidence From the Integrated Health Interview Series, 2000 to 2011
Anne-Marie Gomes, MPH, MSW, Allison Houston, MS, CPH (State
University of New York at Albany)
Racial Disparities in Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus
Fengyan Tang, PhD (University of Pittsburgh)
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Social Determinants of Health and Policy Priorities: Findings From
Oregon Statewide Policy Delphi Survey
Emily Wang, MPH (Oregon Health Authority, Office of Equity and
Inclusion), Junghee Lee, PhD (Portland State University), Rachel
Gilmer, MPH (Oregon Health Authority, Office of Equity and
Inclusion), Brandy L. Ethridge, PhD (Independent Researcher),
Margaret Sarna, BA (Portland State University), Liz Baxter, MPH (We
Can Do Better), Sandra Hernandes, PhD (THE-TREE Institute)
Socioeconomic Disparities in Infant Health: An International
Comparison
Melissa L. Martinson, PhD (University of Washington)
94 [ISW&GI] Violence in an Unstable World HBGCC, Room 002A River Level
Moderator: Cindy Sousa, PhD, MSW, MPH (Bryn Mawr College)
Childhood Maltreatment, Internalizing Behavior, and Delinquency
Among Korean Youth: The Buffering Effect of Perceived
Neighborhood Collective Efficacy
Shelby McDonald, MSW, Julie Anne Laser, PhD (University of Denver)
Interventions With Children Engaged in Armed Conflict: A Global
Systematic Review
Jordan Farrar, MSW, Yolanda T. Anyon, PhD (University of Denver)
Understanding Overlapping Forms of Violence Within International
Social Work: Unique Effects of Political and Domestic Violence
Among Women in Palestine
Cindy Sousa, PhD, MSW, MPH (Bryn Mawr College), Palestinian
Medical Relief Society (Palestinian Medical Relief Society)
Violence Against Youth With Disabilities in Vietnam and Its
Relationship to Suicidal Ideation and Self-Harm Behaviors
Kristin Berg, AM, Cheng Shi Shiu, MSW (University of Chicago),
Huong Nguyen, PhD (University of South Carolina)
95 [MH] Mental Health in International HBGCC, Room 001A River Level
and Refugee Populations Moderator: Lin Fang, PhD (University of Toronto)
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An Examination of Trauma Symptoms Among Children and
Adolescents From Two Red-Light Areas in Mumbai, India
Shraddha Prabhu, MSW, Catherine N. Dulmus, PhD (State University of
New York at Buffalo), Tom Nochajski, PHD (University at Buffalo (The
State University of New York)), Eugene Maguin, PHD (State University
of New York at Buffalo)
Cumulative and Interaction Effects of Risk Factors On Depressed
Mood Among Adolescents in Taiwan
Yu-Te Huang, MSW, Lin Fang, PhD (University of Toronto)
Depression and Access to Mental Health Services Among Injection
Drug Users and Their Intimate Partners in Almaty, Kazakhstan
Stacey A. Shaw, MSW, Nabila El-Bassel, DSW, Louisa Gilbert, PhD
(Columbia University), Assel Terlikbayeva (Global Health Research
Center of Central Asia), Timothy Hunt, MSW (Columbia University),
Sholpan Primbetova (Global Health Research Center of Central Asia),
Mingway Chang, MA, Xin Ma, MS (Columbia University)
Service Delivery and Outcomes of A Culturally Responsive Mental
Health Intensive Case Management Program for Three Refugee
Communities
Lin Fang, PhD, Kristina Nikolova, MSW (University of Toronto), Frank
Sirotich, PhD (Canadian Mental Health Association - Toronto Branch)
96 [OM&C] Access and Barriers MR, Alamo Ballroom Salon F
2nd Floor Elevator Level BR
to Effective Substance Abuse Treatment and Resources Moderator: Joanne L. Sobeck, PhD (Wayne State University)
Access to Integrated Care in Substance Abuse Treatment: Travel
Distance From Low Income and Diverse Communities
Erick Guerrero, PhD (University of Southern California), Dennis
Kao, PhD (University of Houston) Bradshaw’s Taxonomy:
Comparing Definitions and Measures of Need As a Basis for
Equitable Voices and Distribution of Resources for Substance Use
Disorders
Joanne L. Sobeck, PhD, Elizabeth Agius, MA (Wayne State University)
Exploring the Role of Public Insurance and Cultural Competence in
Enhancing Treatment Access and Retention Among Racial/Ethnic
Minorities
Erick Guerrero, PhD (University of Southern California)
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Role of Federal Funding and Barriers in Implementation of EvidenceBased Practices for Substance Abuse Treatment
Ivy Krull, MSW, MPH, Lena M. Lundgren, PhD (Boston University)
97 [P&SP] How Place, Neighborhood, MR, River Terrace, Upper Parking Level
Elevator Level P2
and Community Matter Moderator: Susan P. Robbins, PhD (University of Houston)
Navigating Uncertainty: A Grounded Theory of Public
Transportation Dependence
Susan P. Robbins, PhD, Saralyn McIver, PhD (University of Houston)
Neighborhood Collective Efficacy and Externalizing Childhood
Problem Behaviors
Louis Donnelly, MSW (Rutgers University), Wade Jacobsen, MS
(Princeton University)
Place Matters: Mapping Community Loss As a New Social Indicator
Mimi Abramovitz, DSW, Jochen Albrecht, PhD (Hunter College)
“It’s Like They’re Tearing Down Your Memories”: Resident
Perceptions of Property Vacancy and Blight and Its Implications for
Community Practice
Samantha Teixeira, MSW (University of Pittsburgh)
98 [RE&I] Health Service Needs MR, Alamo Ballroom Salon E
2nd Floor Elevator Level BR and Utilization by Race
Moderator: Rowena Fong, EdD (University of Texas at Austin)
Chronic Disease Prevalence and Unmet Care Needs Among Elderly
Immigrants: Population Estimates From the Pooled 2002-2008
National Health Interview Survey Data
Younsook Yeo, PhD (Saint Cloud State University)
Medicare Part D Coverage Gap and Restrictions: Race, Gender, and
Cost-Related Medication Nonadherence
Louanne Bakk, PhD (State University of New York at Buffalo)
Racial and Ethnic Differences in Medication Adherence and Medicare
Part D: A Longitudinal Comparison
Louanne Bakk, PhD (State University of New York at Buffalo)
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Underutilization of Medicaid Services in African American Families
Rowena Fong, EdD, James Schwab, PhD, Patricia A. Cody, PhD
(University of Texas at Austin), Ratonia Runnels, PhD (Baylor
University), Joyce James, LMSW-AP (Health and Human Services
Commission)
99 [RD&M] Culturally-Pertinent Research HBGCC, Room 102B Street Level
Moderator: Stephen S. Kulis, PhD (Arizona State University)
Examining the Long-Term Effects of a Culturally-Specific Mexican
American Parenting Intervention On the Substance Use Behaviors of
Their Adolescent Children
Flavio Francisco Marsiglia, PhD, Stephanie Ayers, PhD, Danielle
Robbins, PhD (Arizona State University)
Increasing Parental Self-Efficacy and Parenting Practices in Urban
American Indian Parents: Pilot Results From a Culturally Tailored
Parenting Curriculum
Stephen S. Kulis, PhD, Stephanie Ayers, PhD, Nicholet A. Deschine,
MSW, Tahnee Baker, MSW (Arizona State University)
The Efficacy of Familias: Preparando La Nueva Generación in
Strengthening Parenting and Communication of Mexican Heritage
Families in the Southwest US
Flavio Francisco Marsiglia, PhD, Lela Rankin Williams, PhD, Stephanie
Ayers, PhD, Jaime Booth (Arizona State University)
The Long and Short Term Effects On Substance Use Behaviors of
Keepin’ It REAL Adapted for Mexico
Flavio Francisco Marsiglia, PhD, Stephen S. Kulis, PhD (Arizona State
University), Bertha L. Nuño-Gutiérrez, PhD (Instituto Mexicano del
Seguro Social), Jaime Booth, Stephanie Ayers, PhD (Arizona State
University)
4:15 pm - 4:30 pm
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100 Presidential Plenary
MR, Alamo Ballroom C & D
2nd Floor Elevator Level BR
and Awards Presentation Moderators: Jeanne Marsh, PhD (University of Chicago), Wynne Korr,
PhD (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign), Karen Lincoln,
PhD (University of Southern California), Lela Rankin Williams, PhD
(Arizona State University)
“Quasi-Experimental Design and Analysis Practices that Usually
Reproduce the Results of Randomized Experiments”
Featured Presidential Plenary Speaker: Thomas Cook, PhD
(Northwestern University)
6:00 pm - 7:45 pm
101 President’s Reception HBGCC, Bridge Hall Street Level
INFORMATION ON POSTER DISPLAY AND PRESENTATIONS
New for this year there are four poster presentation sessions: two mid-day sessions
and two early-evening sessions. The mid-day sessions are Friday, January 17, 2014
and Saturday, January 18, 2014, 12:00pm – 1:00pm. The early-evening sessions are
Friday, 6:00pm-7:45pm and Saturday, 6:15pm-8:00pm. Mid-day poster presenters
may display their posters starting at 10:30am; early-evening poster presenters may
display their posters starting at 2:00pm. Conference attendees may view posters
during any of these times; however, presenting authors are only expected to be
present during the poster presentation sessions.
6:00 pm - 7:45 pm POSTER PRESENTATIONS II
HBGCC, Bridge Hall Street Level
102 Poster Presentations II: Adolescent and Youth Development; Aging
Services and Gerontology; Child Welfare; Crime and Criminal
Justice; Gender; Health and Disability; International Social Work
and Global Issues; Mental Health; Organizations, Management,
and Communities; Poverty and Social Policy; Race, Ethnicity, and
Immigration; Research Design and Measurement; Research on Social
Work Education; School Social Work; Sexual Orientation and Gender
Identity; Social Work Practice; Substance Misuse and Addictive
Behaviors; Work, Family, and Family Policy
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Adolescent and Youth Development (ADOL)
31P Racial Differences in Parenting Style Typologies and Heavy
Episodic Drinking Trajectories From Adolescence to Young
Adulthood
Trenette T. Clark, PhD (University of North Carolina at Chapel
Hill), Chongming Yang (Brigham Young University), F. Joseph
McClernon, Bernard Fuemmeler (Duke University)
32P A Prediction Model of Being Bullied Among Adolescents
Sung Seek Moon, PhD, Youn Kyoung Kim, MSW (University of
Texas at Arlington)
33P Influential Factors On Bullying Among Korean Female
Adolescents: A Mediation Model
Yi Jin Kim, MSW (University of Texas at Arlington), Jun
Kyung Kim, PhD (NamSeoul University), Jang Hyun Lee, PhD
(Pyeongtaek University)
34P Suicide Plans and Attempts As Predictors of Carrying
Weapons Among Adolescents
Aaron C. Willis, AM, MSW (Indiana University)
Aging Services and Gerontology (A&G)
35P Differential Aging-in-Place By Person-Environment Fit
Bo Rin Kim, MSW, MA, Sojung Park, MSW (University of
Michigan-Ann Arbor)
36P Does Helping Children With Babysitting Affect Receiving
Support From Adult Children Among Chinese Older Adults-- A
Comparison Between Immigrant, Non-Immigrant, and Yo-Yo
Families
Ling Xu, MSW (University of Texas at Arlington), Iris Chi, DSW
(University of Southern California), Man Guo, PhD, Jinyu Liu,
MA, MSW (University of Iowa), Weiyu Mao, MPhil (University of
Southern California)
37P Elderly Users’ Satisfaction: Informing the Development of
Community-Based Social Support Programs in Shanghai
Lin Chen, MPhil (University of California, Los Angeles), Minzhi Ye
(Bowling Green State University)
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38P Exploring the Cross-Lagged Relationship Between Women’s
Parental Care and Financial Status
Yeonjung Lee, PhD (University of Calgary), Fengyan Tang, PhD
(University of Pittsburgh)
39P Psychometric Properties of a Measure of Person-Directed
Care: Data From Two Samples of Nursing Home Administrators
in South Korea
Jae-Sung Choi, PhD (Yonsei University), Minhong Lee, PhD
(Dong-Eui University), Sangwoo Lee, MSW (Yonsei University)
40P The Experiences of Family Members of Older African
American Women With Breast Cancer Throughout the
Diagnosis and Treatment Process
Ellen L. Csikai, PhD, Shadi Martin, PhD, Crystal Broussard, MSW
(University of Alabama)
41P The Long-Term Costs of Caring: How Caring for An Aging
Parent Impacts Income and Wealth Over Time
Jennifer C. Greenfield, PhD (University of Denver)
Child Welfare (CW)
42P Delinquency Filings in a Cohort of Children in Custody:
Cuyahoga County Ohio, 1990-2010
Eun Lye Lee, MSW, Claudia Coulton, PhD, Nina Lalich, MSPH
(Case Western Reserve University)
43P Evaluating the Efficacy of a Family Drug Court
Jody Brook, PhD, Yan Yueqi, MS, Margaret H. Lloyd, MS
(University of Kansas)
44P Family Group Decision Making: Measuring Fidelity to
Practice Principles in Public Child Welfare
Nahri Jung, Lauren Bishop-Fitzpatrick, MSW, Mary Elizabeth
Rauktis, PhD (University of Pittsburgh), Joan Pennell, PhD
(Norfolk State University)
45P Providing Foster Care for Adolescents: Barriers and
Opportunities
Jennifer Mullins Geiger, MSW, Megan J. Hayes, MSW, Cynthia
Lietz, PhD (Arizona State University)
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46P Using Propensity Score Matching for Estimating the Casual
Effect of Parental Substance Abuse On Child Welfare Outcomes
Ching-Hsuan Lin, MSW, Sung-wan Kang, MSW, Shinwoo Choi,
MSW (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign)
Crime and Criminal Justice (C&CJ)
47P Prospering in the Trees: Incarcerated Women Design Private
and Restorative Spaces
Barb Toews (Bryn Mawr College)
48P Will the Real Nonparticipants Please Stand Up? Exploring
the Role of Treatment Contamination Among Nonparticipants
Receiving Complementary Prison Programming
Nora Wikoff, MSW (Washington University in Saint Louis)
49P Online and Street-Based Sex Work Exposed: Differences in
Perceived of Risk and Stigma
Andrea N. Cimino, MSW (University of Texas at Arlington)
50P A Descriptive Study of a Volunteer-Based Sexual Assault
Telephone Hotline: Implications for Training and Practice
Stephen M. Young, MSW, Marianna Colvin, PhD, Jana Aldrich
Pruett, MSW (University of Georgia)
Gender (G)
51P Examining Best Strategies in Physical Activity Interventions
for Adolescent Girls: A Systematic Review
Elizabeth L. Budd, MPH (Washington University in Saint Louis)
Health and Disability (H&D)
52P WITHDRAWN
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53P African American Women’s Perceptions of Diabetes
Tess Thompson, MPH, Alexis E. Duncan, Kimberly Kaphingst, ScD
(Washington University in Saint Louis)
54P Health-Related Quality of Life Among Youth in
Residential Care
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Steven Hoffman, PhD (University of Texas at San Antonio),
Timothy Nelson, PhD, Katherine Kidwell, Alexandra Trout, PhD,
Michael Epstein, PhD (University of Nebraska, Lincoln), Ronald W.
Thompson, PhD (Father Flanagan’s Boys Home (Boys Town))
55P Prevention and Social Work: The Case of Newborn
Hearing Loss
Susan Mason, PhD, Wendy Zeitlin Schudrich, PhD, Charles
Auerbach, PhD, Andrew Erdman, PhD (Yeshiva University)
56P Reciprocal Effects of Health and Social Support in Older
Adults’ Relationships With Children and Friends
Jung-Hwa Ha, PhD (Seoul National University), Sang Kyoung
Kahng (Seoul National University, Korea), Namkee G. Choi, PhD
(University of Texas at Austin)
57P SSRI Therapy to Manage Depression in Patients With
Hepatitis C Virus: A 72 Week Retrospective Study
Omar T. Sims, PhD (University of Alabama), Christopher C.
Whalen, MD, Larry Nackerud, PhD, Brian Bride, PhD (University
of Georgia)
58P The Impact of Trauma Work On General Health Perceptions
of Clinical Social Workers: The Mediating Role of Secondary
Traumatic Stress
Jacquelyn Lee, PhD (University of North Carolina at Wilmington),
Brian Bride, PhD (University of Georgia), Stacey Kolomer, PhD
(University of North Carolina at Wilmington), Shari E. Miller,
MSW, PhD (University of Georgia)
59P Understanding Gaps In End Of Life Care With Latinos:
Experiences Of Providers Working In A Public Healthcare
System
Frances Nedjat-Haiem, PhD, LCSW (University of Southern
California), Iraida V. Carrion, PhD (University of South Florida),
Eunjeong Ko, PhD (San Diego State University), Jung Kwak, PhD
(University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee)
International Social Work and Global Issues (ISW&GI)
60P The Limits of Participation in a Transitional Democracy
Marsela Dauti, MA, MSW (Washington University in Saint Louis)
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Mental Health (MH)
61P Can a Depression Fotonovela Reduce Stigma Among Latino
Adults With Limited English Proficiency?
Hans Young Oh, MSW, Leopoldo J. Cabassa, PhD (Columbia
University)
62P First Generation College Students: What Do We Know
About Their Mental Health?
James L. Pease, PhD (VA Eastern Colorado Healthcare System)
63P Profiles of Performance On Transtheoretical Model Markers
of Change As Predictors of Behavior Change Among Women
Experiencing Depressive Symptomology
Shannon K. Johnson, MSW, MPP, Kirk von Sternberg, PhD, Mary
M. Velasquez, PhD (University of Texas at Austin)
64P The Effects of Ethnicity and Acculturation Related Variables
On the Relationship Between Depression and Perceived
Discrimination Among Asian American Youth
So-Young Park, James J. Jaccard, PhD (New York University)
65P The Mediating Role of Social Anxiety in the Relationship of
Anger and Depression
Yoo Jung Kim, MSW (University of Pittsburgh)
66P A Pilot Waitlist Randomized Controlled Trial of My Voice:
A Electronic Decision Support Intervention for Self-Directed
Recovery
Treovr Manthey, MSW (University of Kansas)
67P Developing a Framework for Engagement in Group Based
Interventions: Interviews With Parents of Children With Autism
Robert Hock, PhD, Marissa Yingling, MSW, (University of South
Carolina), Anne Kinsman, PhD (Greenville Hospital System)
68P Development and Trial of a Resilience Psychoeducational
Group Intervention for Adult Psychiatric Inpatients
Alexa Smith-Osborne, PhD (University of Texas at Arlington),
Susan Hyde, MSW (Texas Health Springwood Hospital HurstEuless-Bedford)
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69P Health and Mental Health Service Utilization for
Community Corrections-Involved Adults in Rural Oregon
Lew Bank, PhD (Oregon Social Learning Center), Orion P.
Mowbray, PhD (University of Georgia), Bowen McBeath, PhD
(Portland State University)
70P Home Visits of Motivational Interviewing and Problem
Solving Therapy to Target Perinatal Depression: A Pilot Study
McClain Sampson, PhD, Yolanda Villarreal, MSW, Jacquelynn
Duron, LCSW (University of Houston)
71P Mental Health Diagnosis and Patterns of Mental Health
Care Utilization Among Asian-American Women Who Were
Sexually Assaulted
Hyeouk Chris Hahm, PhD (Boston University), Benjamin Cook,
PhD (Harvard University), Mario Feranil (Boston University),
Anne Valentine, MPH (Harvard University)
72P Peer Specialist Integration Into the Mental Healthcare
Workforce
Wendy L. Brooks, MA, Jillian M. Bellinger, PhD, Stacey StevensManser, PhD, Michele Murphy-Smith, PhD (University of Texas at
Austin)
73P Predicting Changes in Mental Health Professionals’ Clinical
Practice Behaviors for Recognizing and Responding to Suicide
Risk
Sang Jung Lee, MSW, Philip Osteen, PhD, Jodi M. Jacobson, PhD,
LCSW-C (University of Maryland at Baltimore)
74P The Lived Experience of Koreans With Mental Illness
Sun Kyung Kang, PhD (Sogang University), Eun Hee Kim, MSW
(International NGO Life World)
Organizations, Management, and Communities (OM&C)
75P Community As Agency: Community Partner Experiences
With Service Learning
Paula Gerstenblatt, PhD, Diane Rhodes, MA (University of Texas at
Austin)
76P WITHDRAWN
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Poverty and Social Policy (P&SP)
77P Document Analysis of Screening for Domestic Violence
Among Welfare Recipients
Soonok An, Doctoral Candidate (University of Georgia)
78P Factors Associated With Paternity Establishment in NonMarried Couples
Yookyong Lee, PhD, Jay Fagan, PhD (Temple University)
Race, Ethnicity, and Immigration (RE&I)
79P Alcohol Use Among Latina/o Early Adolescents: Exploring
the Role of the Family
Javier F. Boyas, PhD (Miami University of Ohio), Flavio Francisco
Marsiglia, PhD, Danielle Robbins, PhD (Arizona State University)
80P An Examination of Parenting Practices in Asian-American
Men With Criminal Justice Involvement
Constance G. Kim-Gervey, PhD, Junghee Lee, PhD (Portland State
University), Lew Bank, PhD (Oregon Social Learning Center)
81P Moderated Linguistic Acculturation On Economic and
Occupational Stress Among People of Mexican Descent
Adrian Archuleta, PhD (University of Louisville)
82P Approaches to Social Justice Activism - Segregation,
Integration and the National Conference of Social Work 1937
Conference
Charles Senteio, MBA (University of Michigan-Ann Arbor)
Research Design and Measurement (RD&M)
83P Determining Measurement Invariance in Social Work
Research
Frank Dillon, PhD (Florida International University)
84P Do Social Work Values Transcend Culture? : Comparison of
Korean and U.S. Social Workers
Yongseok Kim, PhD (Catholic University of Korea), Junghee Lee,
PhD, William Donlan, PhD (Portland State University)
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85P Practical Opportunities for Health Behaviors in Latinos
Using the Capability Approach
Inez I. Cruz, LMSW (University of Iowa), Robert L. Ferrer, MD,
MPH (University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio)
86P Social Worker Attitudes About Technology
Jaclyn M. Williams, MSW (Florida State University)
Research on Social Work Education (RSWE)
87P A Scoping Review of Doctoral Scholarship in Canada:
Implications for the Discipline
Lucyna M. Lach, PhD, David W. Rothwell, PhD, Anne Blumenthal,
BSW (McGill University)
88P Retention of Research Knowledge: A Preliminary
Comparison of Advanced Standing and Traditional MSW
Students
Jennifer L.K. Charles, MSW, Nathan H. Perkins, MSW, MS,
Christopher J. Ward, MSW, Melissa L. Abell, PhD, Mary Secret,
PhD (Virginia Commonwealth University)
89P Estimating Dosage Effects: Applying Generalized Propensity
Score Methods in Social Work Research
Jilan Li, PhD (North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State
University), Mark W. Fraser, PhD (University of North Carolina at
Chapel Hill)
School Social Work (SSW)
90P The School Staffing Experience: Mothers’ Perceptions of
Social Work Helpgiving Practices
Kristina S. Lind, PhD (Plymouth State University, Plymouth New
Hampshire)
Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity (SO&GI)
91P Margins Upon Margins: Racial and Sexual Stigma
Management Among Gay Asian Men
Scott Edward Rutledge, PhD (Temple University), Chong-suk Han,
PhD (Middlebury College)
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Social Work Practice (SWP)
92P The Relationship Between Discrimination and Depression:
Among Mexican, Mexican American, and Chicano Respondents
of the National Epidemiologic Survey On Alcohol and Related
Conditions (NESARC)
Lucinda Nevarez, PhD (University of Texas at San Antonio), Luis
R. Torres, PhD (University of Houston)
Substance Misuse and Addictive Behaviors (SM&AB)
93P A Confirmatory Factor Analysis of the Alcohol Use
Disorders Identification Test in a National Sample of Caregivers
Involved With Child Protective Services
Kristen D. Seay, MSW, Megan Feely, MSW (Washington University
in Saint Louis)
94P Community Influences On Heroin Injecting Older Mexican
Americans
Steven Applewhite, PhD, Luis R. Torres, PhD, Dennis Kao, PhD
(University of Houston), Ashleigh Scinta, MSW (University of
California, Los Angeles)
95P Individual and Neighborhood Influences On Alcohol Use in
Early Adolescence
Hyun-Jin Jun, MSW, Paul Sacco, PhD, LCSW, Charlotte Lyn
Bright, PhD, MSW (University of Maryland at Baltimore)
96P Men and Women From the Stride Clinical Trial: An
Assessment of Stimulant Use Severity At Residential Treatment
Entry
Karen G. Chartier, PhD, MSW (University of Texas School of
Public Health), Katherine Sanchez, PhD, MSSW (University of
Texas at Arlington), Therese K. Killeen, PhD (Medical University
of South Carolina), Thomas J. Carmody, PhD, Tracy L. Greer,
PhD, Madhukar H. Trivedi, MD (University of Texas Southwestern
Medical Center)
97P Project Choices Preconception Intervention: A Mediation
Analysis of the Processes of Change
Danielle Parrish, PhD (University of Houston), Kirk von Sternberg,
PhD, Yessenia Castro, PhD, Mary M. Velasquez, PhD (University
of Texas at Austin)
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98P Using Latent Class Growth Analysis to Identify Quality of
Life Trajectories Among Women With Substance Use Disorders
Hyunyong Park, MSSW, Elizabeth M. Tracy, PhD, Meeyoung
O. Min, PhD, Min Kyoung Jun, MSSA (Case Western Reserve
University)
Work, Family, and Family Policy (WF&FP)
99P Interpersonal Work Support and Health: Focus On the
Stress-Buffering Hypothesis
JaeSeung Kim, MSW (University of Chicago)
100P This Magic Moment: Predictors of Non-Resident Father
Involvement in Parenting
William J. Schneider, BA (Columbia University)
INFORMATION ON POSTER DISPLAY AND PRESENTATIONS
New for this year there are four poster presentation sessions: two mid-day sessions
and two early-evening sessions. The mid-day sessions are Friday, January 17, 2014
and Saturday, January 18, 2014, 12:00pm – 1:00pm. The early-evening sessions are
Friday, 6:00pm-7:45pm and Saturday, 6:15pm-8:00pm. Mid-day poster presenters
may display their posters starting at 10:30am; early-evening poster presenters may
display their posters starting at 2:00pm. Conference attendees may view posters
during any of these times; however, presenting authors are only expected to be
present during the poster presentation sessions.
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7:00 am - 8:00 am
SPECIAL INTEREST GROUP (SIG) MEETINGS III
Couple and Parenting HBGCC, Room 002A River Level
Relationships and Social Work Research Moderator: Pajarita Charles, PhD (University of Chicago)
Interdisciplinary Collaboration HBGCC, Room 001A River Level
Moderators: Tina Maschi, PhD (Fordham University), George Liebowitz,
PhD (University of Vermont)
Refugee Studies HBGCC, Room 002B River Level
Moderators: Patricia Shannon, PhD (University of Minnesota-Twin
Cities), Jennifer Simmelink, PhD (Tulane University), Diane B. Mitschke,
PhD (University of Texas at Arlington)
Support for Research HBGCC, Room 001B River Level
in Teaching Institutions Moderator: Sarah Taylor, PhD (California State University, Hayward)
8:00 am - 2:00 pm
Registration Open HBGCC, Bridge Hall Street Level
8:00 am - 9:45 am
SYMPOSIA
103 [CW] Risks and Consequences HBGCC, Room 102A Street Level
of Teenage Childbearing Among Maltreated Female Youth: A
Population-Based Examination Organizer: Bryn King, MSW (University of California, Berkeley)
Discussant: Jill Duerr Berrick, PhD (University of California, Berkeley)
A Population-Based Examination of Maltreatment History Among
Adolescent Mothers in California
Bryn King, MSW (University of California, Berkeley), Emily
Putnam-Hornstein, PhD, Julie Cederbaum, MSW, MPH, PhD
(University of Southern California), Barbara Needell, PhD
(University of California, Berkeley)
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Incidence and Predictors of Early Childbearing Among Adolescent
Girls in Foster Care
Bryn King, MSW (University of California, Berkeley), Emily PutnamHornstein, PhD (University of Southern California), Joseph Magruder,
PhD, Barbara Needell, PhD (University of California, Berkeley)
Maternal History of Maltreatment and Infant Birth Weight
Julie Cederbaum, MSW, MPH, PhD, Emily Putnam-Hornstein, PhD
(University of Southern California), Bryn King, MSW, Barbara Needell,
PhD (University of California, Berkeley)
The Intergenerational Effects of Abuse and Neglect: Maltreatment
Risk Among Young Children of Adolescent Mothers
Emily Putnam-Hornstein, PhD (University of Southern California), Bryn
King, MSW (University of California, Berkeley), Julie Cederbaum, MSW,
MPH, PhD (University of Southern California), Barbara Needell, PhD
(University of California, Berkeley)
104 [H&D] Research for Social Change: HBGCC, Room 008B River Level
Addressing Social Structures That Increase HIV/STI Vulnerability
Among Latino Men Organizer: E. Roberto Orellana, PhD (Portland State University)
Impact of Homelessness On Vulnerability to HIV Among Young
Latino MSM: Youth and Provider Perspectives
Alida Bouris, PhD, Ryan Heath, AM, Bria Berger (University of Chicago)
Impact of Labor/Occupational Factors On HIV/AIDS Among
Behaviorally Bisexual Latino Men in New York City
Miguel A. Munoz-Laboy, DrPH (Temple University)
Impact of Structural Factors On HIV/STI Vulnerability Among
Indigenous Men Who Have Sex With Men in Guatemala
E. Roberto Orellana, PhD (Portland State University), Jose Yac
(Asociacion IDEI)
HBGCC, Room 103A Street Level
105 [RE&I] Using Research to Promote Social Change Among Latino Communities Organizer: David Becerra, PhD (Arizona State University)
Reducing Teen Dating Violence Among Mexican Heritage Youth: A
Mediational Model for Behavioral Change
Lela Rankin Williams, PhD (Arizona State University)
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Latinas & Law Enforcement: The Impact of Fear of Deportation
On Confidence in Law Enforcement and Willingness to Report
Violent Crimes
Jill T. Messing, MSW, PhD, David Becerra, PhD, David K. Androff, PhD
(Arizona State University)
The Impact of Anti-Immigration Policies On Migrant Dairy Workers
David Becerra, PhD (Arizona State University), M. Alex Wagaman, PhD
(Virginia Commonwealth University), Louise M. Quijano, PhD, MSW
(Colorado State University), Jason T. Castillo, PhD (University of Utah),
Lorena Valle, MSW (Arizona State University)
Service Needs Among Latino Immigrant Families: Implications for
Social Work Practice
Cecilia Ayón, PhD (Arizona State University), Maria A. Gurrola, PhD
(New Mexico State University)
106 [SSW] School-Based Social Work HBGCC, Room 003B River Level
Intervention Research: Improving Outcomes With At-Risk Students Organizer: Brandy R. Maynard, PhD (Saint Louis University)
Preventing School Disengagement With Secondary Students: Results
From a Randomized Controlled Trial
Michael G. Vaughn, PhD (Saint Louis University), Greg Roberts, PhD,
Sharon Vaughn, PhD, Anna-Mari Fall, PhD (University of Texas at
Austin)
Effects of Check & Connect On Attendance, Behavior, and Academics:
A Randomized Effectiveness Trial
Brandy R. Maynard, PhD (Saint Louis University), Elizabeth Kjellstrand,
PhD (Texas State University), Aaron M. Thompson, PhD (University of
Missouri-Columbia)
A School-Based Randomized Controlled Trial: Practice-Based
Evidence and the XY-Zone
Katherine L. Montgomery, PhD (Washington University in Saint Louis)
A Randomized Trial of the Self-Management Training and Regulation
Strategy (STARS): A Selective Support Program for Students With
Disruptive Behaviors
Aaron M. Thompson, PhD (University of Missouri-Columbia)
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WORKSHOPS
107 [MH] The Biomedical Industrial HBGCC, Room 103B Street Level
Complex As a Barrier to Social Change: What Can We Do? Eileen Gambrill, PhD (University of California, Berkeley), Jeffrey
Lacasse, PhD (Florida State University)
108 [RD&M] Establishing Equivalence At MR, Alamo Ballroom Salon C
Different Stages of the Research Process 2nd Floor Elevator Level BR
Antoinette Farmer, PhD (Rutgers University), G. Lawrence Farmer, PhD
(Fordham University)
ROUNDTABLES
109 [MH] 110 [RD&M
A Roundtable Discussion of MR, Alamo Ballroom Salon B
Resilience and Violence: Definitions, 2nd Floor Elevator Level BR
Measurement, and Data Analytic Strategies of Child Maltreatment,
Community Violence Exposure, and Political Violence Research Elizabeth M. Sloan-Power, PhD (Rutgers University-Newark), Cindy
Sousa, PhD, MSW, MPH (Bryn Mawr College), J. Bart Kilka, MSW, Todd
I. Herrenkohl, PhD (University of Washington)
Roundtable On Qualitative MR, Alamo Ballroom Salon D
2nd Floor Elevator Level BR
Dissertation Research: Learning
From Doctoral Student Peers Julia R. Henly, PhD, Gina M. Samuels, PhD, Benjamin Roth, MSW,
Alana Gunn, MA, MPP, Melissa Hardesty, MSW, Alfred Pérez, MSW,
Vanessa Vorhies, MSSW, Jessica H. Darrow, MSW, Kafi Moragne, MA,
Florian Sichling, MSW, Ellen G. Frank-Miller, MA, Cristina Ortiz, MSW
(University of Chicago), Stephen Edward McMillin, PhD, AM (MSW)
(Saint Louis University), Amanda Michelle Jones, MS, Christine S.
Leone, MSW (University of Chicago)
CONCURRENT PAPER PRESENTATIONS
111 [C&CJ] Childhood Exposure to
HBGCC, Room 002B River Level
Intimate Partner Violence Moderator: Amy Chanmugam, PhD, LCSW (University of Texas at
San Antonio)
Barriers to Accessing Mental Health Services for Children Exposed to
Domestic Violence
Amy Chanmugam, PhD, LCSW, Linda E. Benavides, PhD, MSW
(University of Texas at San Antonio)
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Lasting Effect of Intimate Partner Violence Exposure During
Preschool: Cross-Lagged Analyses of Aggressive Behavior and
Prosocial Skills
Megan R. Holmes, PhD (Case Western Reserve University), Laura Aisha
Voith, MSW, Andrea N. Gromoske, MSW (University of WisconsinMilwaukee)
Personal and Environmental Protective Factors Contributing to
the Resilience of Latino Adolescents Exposed to Intimate Partner
Violence: Findings From the National Survey of Child and Adolescent
Well-Being (NSCAW II)
Susana Mariscal, MSW, PhD Candidate (University of Kansas)
The Effects of Cumulative Childhood Victimization, Intimate Partner
Violence, and Homelessness On Adolescent Mothers’ Depression
Angie Kennedy, PhD, Deborah Bybee, PhD (Michigan State University),
Megan Greeson, PhD (DePaul University)
112 [G] Feminism and Intimate HBGCC, Room 008A River Level
Partner Violence Moderator: Betty Jo Barrett, PhD (University of Windsor)
Correlates Of Sex Trading Among Women In Intimate Relationships:
A Risk Profile
Tina Jiwatram, MSW, Nabila El-Bassel, DSW (Columbia University)
Still a Feminist Movement? A Quantitative Content Analysis of
Mission Statements of State Domestic Violence Coalitions
Betty Jo Barrett, PhD (University of Windsor)
Towards Collective Agency: Exploring Women’s Empowerment
Through Micro-Financing in India
Kristin Krenz, MA, University of Texas at Austin (Communities In
Schools of San Antonio), Dorie Gilbert, PhD (University of Texas at
Austin), Gokul S. Mandayam, PhD (University of Southern California)
Use of Popular Media and Gender Studies to Educate Young Adults
About Intimate Partner Violence
Megan Lindsay, MSW, Jonel Thaller, MSW, Jill T. Messing, MSW, PhD
(Arizona State University)
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113 [H&D] Trauma, Disability, and Stress HBGCC, Room 003A River Level
Moderator: Pat Conway, PhD (Essentia Institute of Rural Health)
Attention to Disability Issues in Disaster Services Planning: The
Importance of Interorganizational Coordination
Michael J. Zakour, PhD, HaeJung Kim, PhD (West Virginia University)
Level of Perceived Stress Among Patients in Primary Care Settings
Pat Conway, PhD (Essentia Institute of Rural Health)
Outpatient Social Work Services With Combat-Related Polytrauma
Patients
David L. Albright, PhD (University of Missouri-Columbia), Robert R.
Campbell, PhD, JD, MPH (James A. Haley Veterans Hospital), Bruce
Thyer, PhD, LCSW (Florida State University)
Self-Awareness of Deficits and Realistic Goal-Setting Among Black
American Males With Traumatic Brain Injury
Monique Pappadis, MEd (University of Houston)
114 [ISW&GI] Developmental Strategies
HBGCC, Room 001A River Level
Around the World Moderator: Leyla Karimli, PhD (Columbia University)
Food Security and the Impact of Climate Change in the Context of
Communities in Tajikistan, Central Asia
Suhaily B. Mamadraimov, MSW (Washington University in Saint Louis)
Impact of Asset Accumulation in Subsidized Child Savings Accounts
On AIDS-Orphaned Adolescents’ Psychosocial Functioning in
Uganda
Leyla Karimli, PhD, Fred M. Ssewamala, PhD (Columbia University)
Poor Families Striving to Save for Their Children: Lessons From a
Randomized Experimental Design in Uganda
Leyla Karimli, PhD, Fred M. Ssewamala, PhD (Columbia University),
Torsten B. Neilands, PhD (University of California, San Francisco)
Reproductive Health and Social Development in Developing
Countries: A Latent Growth Curve Analysis
Arati Maleku, MSW, Bonita B. Sharma, MSSW, Vijayan Pillai, PhD
(University of Texas at Arlington)
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115 [MH] Trauma and Youth HBGCC, Room 002A River Level
Moderator: Henrika McCoy, PhD (University of Illinois at Chicago)
Relationships Between Caregiver Violence Exposure, Caregiver
Depression, and Youth Behavioral Health Among Homeless Families
Mandy McGuire-Schwartz, LCSW, Gary Parker, MSW (New York
University), Patricia Kim, BA (Fordham University), Mary McKay, PhD
(New York University)
The Effects of Gender and Violence Exposure On Trauma Symptoms
in Cocaine-Exposed 11-Year-Olds
Julia M. Kobulsky, MA, Sonia Minnes, PhD, Meeyoung O. Min, PhD,
Mark I. Singer, PhD (Case Western Reserve University)
Trauma Experiences, Youth Strengths, and Mental Health Needs of
Youth Receiving Services in a Public Mental Health System
Sarah Accomazzo, MSW, Valerie B. Shapiro, PhD (University of
California, Berkeley)
Using the Maysi-2 to Broaden What We Know About Traumatic
Experiences and Juvenile Offenders
Henrika McCoy, PhD, Elizabeth A. Bowen, AM (University of Illinois at
Chicago)
116 [RE&I] Acculturation and Stress MR, Alamo Ballroom Salon F
2nd Floor Elevator Level BR
Among Populations of Color Moderator: Yong Li, PhD (State University of New York at Albany)
Acculturation, Family Dynamics and Psychological Well-Being
Among Southeast Asian Refugee Children: A Mediation Analysis
Yong Li, PhD (State University of New York at Albany)
Latinos and Banking in the United States: The Effect of Latino
Heterogeneity, Country of Origin, and Acculturation On Bank
Account Ownership
Anthony Molieri, MSW (Washington University in Saint Louis)
Relationships Among Stressor, Family Communication Strain,
Family Coping, and Mental Health Outcomes in Chinese- and
Korean-American Breast Cancer Survivors: the Moderating Effect of
Acculturation
Min-So Paek, MSW (Case Western Reserve University), Jung-Won Lim,
PhD (Kangnam University)
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117 [RD&M] Community-Based
MR, Alamo Ballroom Salon E
Participatory Research 2nd Floor Elevator Level BR
Moderator: Nancy P. Kropf, PhD (Georgia State University)
Apoyos y Obstáculos: Using Photovoice to Promote Engagement and
Activism Among At-Risk Latino Youth
Brenda Quintero-Gonzalez, MSW (Kinship Center), Lisa M. Stewart,
PhD (California State University, Monterey)
Capacity Evaluation Screen – Social Work (CES-SW): Development of
a Screening Instrument for Community Based Programs
Minhong Lee, PhD (Dong-Eui University), Nancy P. Kropf, PhD
(Georgia State University)
Childhood Obesity in a Low-Income, Urban Neighborhood: Social
Determinants From a Systems Perspective
Mary Jo Stahlschmidt, MA, Jill A. Kuhlberg, MSW, Nishesh Chalise,
MSW, Peter Hovmand, PhD (Washington University in Saint Louis)
Social Workers’ Involvement With the Volunteer Income Tax
Assistance (VITA) Program
Sally A. Hageman, MSW (University of Maryland at Baltimore), Vernon
Loke, PhD (Eastern Washington University)
118 [SSW] Assessment and Measurement HBGCC, Room 102B Street Level
in School-Age Children and Programs Moderator: Dawn Anderson-Butcher, PhD (Ohio State University)
Mapping School Safety: A National Assessment of Anti-Bullying
Policies Protecting Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender Youth
Ryan Kull, MSW (New York University)
School Social Work Effectiveness Evaluation Tool (SWEET)
Laura Richard, PhD (University of Southern Mississippi), Judith L. F.
Rhodes, PhD (Louisiana State University at Baton Rouge)
The Contribution of Child-Routines in a Longitudinal Model
Examining Early Parenting Environment and Later Regulatory
Development and Learning Readiness of Young Children in LowIncome Families
Michaela Zajicek-Farber, MSW PhD, Lynn Milgram Mayer, MSW, PhD,
Laura G. Daughtery, PhD (The Catholic University of America)
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The Development of the Cayci Parent/Caregiver Overall School
Perceptions Scale
Dawn Anderson-Butcher, PhD (Ohio State University), Anthony
Amorose, PhD (Illinois State University), Annahita Ball, PhD (Louisiana
State University at Baton Rouge)
119 [SM&AB] Factors and Processes in MR, River Terrace, Upper Parking Level
Elevator Level P2
Substance Use Referral and Treatment Moderator: Cory B. Dennis, PhD (California State University, San
Bernardino)
Latent Classes of Brief Alcohol Intervention Recipients in Two
Level-1 Trauma Centers
Gerald Cochran, PhD (Johns Hopkins School of Medicine), Craig
Field, PhD, MPH (University of Texas at Austin), Raul Caetano, MD,
MPH, PhD (University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center), Carlo
DiClemente, PhD (University of Maryland Baltimore County)
Modeling Ways to Enhance the Referral-Making Process to TwelveStep Programs
Cory B. Dennis, PhD, Thomas Dale Davis, PhD (California State
University, San Bernardino)
Randomized Controlled Trial of Mindfulness-Oriented Recovery
Enhancement for Chronic Pain and Prescription Opioid Misuse:
Clinical Outcomes and Mechanisms
Eric L. Garland, PhD, LCSW (Florida State University), Matthew O.
Howard, PHD (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill)
Using Decision Tree Procedures to Understand Readiness to Change
and Treatment Referrals
Kathleen Farkas, PhD, Amy Blank Wilson, PhD, Karen J. Ishler, MA,
Mike Gearhart, MSSA (Case Western Reserve University)
HBGCC, Room 001B River Level
120 [SM&AB] Treatment with Women Experiencing Substance Use Disorders Moderator: Patricia Lee King, PhD (University of Southern California)
Impact of Trauma On Personal Networks Among Women in
Substance Abuse Treatment: Longitudinal Analyses
Meeyoung O. Min, PhD, Elizabeth M. Tracy, PhD, Hyunyong Park,
MSSW, Min Kyoung Jun, MSSA (Case Western Reserve University)
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Substance Abuse, Mental Illness, and Trauma Clinical Needs of
Pregnant Women in Treatment
Patricia Lee King, PhD, Lei Duan, PhD, Hortensia Amaro, PhD
(University of Southern California)
The Personal Network Interview As Intervention for Women With
Substance Dependence
Suzanne Brown, PhD (Wayne State University), Elizabeth M. Tracy, PhD
(Case Western Reserve University)
9:45 am - 10:00 am
Break HBG Convention Center Bridge Hall and MR Alamo Ballroom Foyer
10:00 am - 11:45 am
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INVITED SYMPOSIUM III
MR, Alamo Ballroom Salon D
Invigorating the Social Work
2nd Floor Elevator Level BR
Research Pipeline: The Importance of Engaging Undergraduate Scholars Moderator: Edwina Uehara, PhD (University of Washington)
Presenters: Karen Tabb, PhD, MSW, Maria Pineros, MSW, Heather L.
Sears (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign)
This symposium is a first step in SSWR’s commitment to invigorating
the pipeline by highlighting the engagement of undergraduate and MSW
students in research. Engaging young scholars in the science of social
work is critical to the future of social work research. Research finds
that undergraduates who engage in research are more likely to graduate
and to be prepared for and gain acceptance to graduate school. Dean
Edwina Uehara, SSWR President-elect, will review the context of higher
education and federal research priorities that promote early engagement
of students in research. Assistant Professor Karen Tabb will draw on her
experience doing research as an undergraduate as well as models she
saw as a doctoral student at the University of Washington and describe
how she is integrating BSW and MSW students in her own lab. Heather
Sears, BSW student, will present her research and how she became
involved in social work research. Maria Pineros, MSW, and PhD student,
will describe her path from undergraduate McNair scholar to doctoral
student and highlight her current research. Implications for continued
enhancement of the social work research pipeline will be examined.
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SYMPOSIA
122 [CW] Child Health and the Child HBGCC, Room 102A Street Level
Welfare System: The Role of Caregivers Organizer: Lucy Bilaver, PhD (Northern Illinois University)
The Impact of Type of Foster Care Placement On Utilization of
Health Care
Paula K. Jaudes, MD (Illinois Department of Children and Family
Services), Lucy Bilaver, PhD (Northern Illinois University), Vincent
Champagne (Illinois Department of Children and Family Services),
Gabriel Weinberger, MPP (Chapin Hall at the University of Chicago)
Continuities in Health Care Utilization Among Children Placed in
Foster Care
Sara Feldman, PhD, Amy Dworsky, Fred H. Wulczyn, PhD (University of
Chicago)
Differences in Health Problems and Health Care Use Between
Maltreated Adolescents and a Comparison Population
Janet U. Schneiderman, PhD, Sonya Negriff, PhD (University of
Southern California), Susan Kools, PhD (University of California,
San Francisco), Penelope K. Trickett, PhD (University of Southern
California)
123 [H&D] Advancing Research On HBGCC, Room 008B River Level
Adverse Childhood Experiences Organizer: Joshua P. Mersky, PhD (University of Illinois at Chicago)
Adverse Childhood Experiences and Adult Health Behaviors and
Outcomes: Variation By Race and Income
Kristen S. Slack, PhD, Sarah A. Font, MSW (University of WisconsinMadison)
Resilience in ACE-Affected Adult Psychological Health: Complex
Roles of Protective Resources
Sara Green, MSW, Paula S. Nurius, PhD (University of Washington),
Patricia Logan-Greene, PhD (University at Buffalo)
Adverse Childhood Experiences and Adult Tobacco Use: Exploring
the Role of Depression and Anxiety
Joshua P. Mersky, PhD (University of Illinois at Chicago)
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Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs), High School Dropout and
Crime: Extending the Study of ACE Effects Beyond Health Outcomes
and With Mediation Analyses
James Dimitri Topitzes, PhD (University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee)
124 [P&SP] Financial Capability Research HBGCC, Room 103A Street Level
for Social Change Organizer: Julie Birkenmaier, PhD (Saint Louis University)
Increasing Financial Capability of Vulnerable Youth: The My Path
Initiative
Vernon Loke, PhD (Eastern Washington University)
Mother’s Educational Expectations and 529 College Savings Account:
Using State-Wide Social Experiment Data
Youngmi Kim, PhD (Virginia Commonwealth University), Jin Huang,
PhD (Saint Louis University), Michael Sherraden, PhD, Margaret Clancy,
MSW (Washington University in Saint Louis)
Gaining Financial Capability Through Credit Building in IDA
Programs
Julie Birkenmaier, PhD, Jami Curley, PhD (Saint Louis University)
125 [SSW] Systematic Reviews On HBGCC, Room 003B River Level
School-Based Social Work Interventions: Synthesizing Evidence to
Inform Practice Organizer: Brandy R. Maynard, PhD (Saint Louis University)
Are After-School Programs Effective? A Systematic Review and MetaAnalysis of After-School Programs
Kristen E. Peters, MSW, Brandy R. Maynard, PhD, Michael G. Vaughn,
PhD (Saint Louis University), Christine M. Sarteschi, PhD, LCSW
(Chatham University)
Psychosocial Interventions for School Refusal Behavior: A Systematic
Review and Meta-Analysis
Brandy R. Maynard, PhD (Saint Louis University), Kristen Esposito
Brendel, PhD, Jeffrey Bulanda, PhD (Aurora University)
Effects of Interventions With Military-Connected Students: A
Systematic Review
Kristen Esposito Brendel, PhD (Aurora University), Brandy R. Maynard,
PhD (Saint Louis University), David L. Albright, PhD (University of
Missouri-Columbia), Mary Bellomo, MSW (Aurora University)
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WORKSHOPS
126 [OM&C] Analyze Communities With GIS HBGCC, Room 103B Street Level
Angelica Baltazar, MSW (Esri), Thomas Felke, MSW (Florida Gulf Coast
University), Brenda Wolfe, MS (Esri)
127 [RD&M] Using R to Analyze Local MR, Alamo Ballroom Salon C
2nd Floor Elevator Level BR
and Global Issues: Implications for Collaboration, Replication, and Dissemination Joseph A. Mienko, MSW (University of Washington), Richard Smith,
PhD (Wayne State University), Gregor Passolt, MS (University of
Washington)
ROUNDTABLE
128 [OM&C] Social Work and Social MR, Alamo Ballroom Salon B
Entrepreneurship: An Opportunity 2nd Floor Elevator Level BR
for Synergy Rukshan N. Fernando, PhD (Azusa Pacific University), Andrew J.
Germak, MBA, MSW (Rutgers University)
CONCURRENT PAPER PRESENTATIONS
129 [ADOL] Risk and Resilience Among Youth HBGCC, Room 102B Street Level
Moderator: Michael G. Vaughn, PhD (Saint Louis University)
An Exploratory Analysis of Acculturation, Neighborhood, and
Delinquency Among Children of Southeast Asian Immigrants
Christina Tam, MSW (University of California, Los Angeles)
Demographic, Psychological, and Social Correlates of Ethnic Identity
in Rural Youth
Caroline Robertson, MSW, Paul R. Smokowski, PhD, Katie Cotter, MSW
(University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill)
Optimizing Prevention Targets Based On Behavioral Risk in
Adolescence
Michael G. Vaughn, PhD (Saint Louis University), Christopher P. SalasWright, PhD (University of Texas at Austin), Brandy R. Maynard, PhD
(Saint Louis University), Matt DeLisi (Iowa State University)
The Impact of Religion On the Mental Health of Black Adolescents
Theda Rose, PhD (University of Maryland at Baltimore), Sean Joe, PhD,
LMSW (University of Michigan-Ann Arbor)
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130 [CW] Promoting Permaneny and HBGCC, Room 001B River Level
Reunification Service Delivery Moderator: Amy D’Andrade, PhD (San Jose State University)
Exploring Models of Service Delivery in Child Welfare Reunification:
A Qualitative Study of Stakeholder Perceptions
Amy D’Andrade, PhD (San Jose State University)
Formative Evaluation of An Evidence-Based Intervention to Reduce
Long-Term Foster Care: Assessing Readiness for Rigorous Impact
Evaluation
Becci A. Akin, PhD, Tom McDonald, PhD (University of Kansas), Mark
F. Testa, PhD (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill)
Implementing An Evidence-Based Intervention to Reduce Long-Term
Foster Care: Practitioner Perceptions of Key Challenges and Supports
Becci A. Akin, PhD, Susana Mariscal, MSW, PhD Candidate (University
of Kansas), Linda Bass, PhD (KVC Behavioral Healthcare), Vickie
Burgess McArthur, MFT (St. Francis Community Services), Jackie
Bhattarai, BA, Kimberly Bruns, MS Ed (University of Kansas)
The Effects of Different Approaches to Service Delivery On
Reunification and Re-Entry: An Exploratory Study
Amy D’Andrade, PhD (San Jose State University)
131 [H&D] HIV Risk Behaviors and Prevention HBGCC, Room 008A River Level
Moderator: Colleen M. Fisher, PhD (University of Minnesota-Twin
Cities)
Adolescent HIV Risk Profiles: What Can We Learn From Within- and
Between-Person Patterns Over Time?
Colleen M. Fisher, PhD, Michael G. Lee, MSW, Chu-Ting Chung, Bruce
A. Center, PhD (University of Minnesota-Twin Cities)
Effectivenss of Behavioral HIV Prevention Interventions for African
American Youth and Young Adults: A Systematic Review
Donald R. Gerke, MSW, Wendy Auslander, PhD (Washington University
in Saint Louis)
The Relationship Between Male Partner Gang Involvement and Risk
Behaviors Among Their Non-Gang Involved Female Partners
Kelly King, MPH (John Hopkins), Dexter Voisin, PhD (University of
Chicago)
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Understanding Consistent Condom Use Among Homeless Men
Who Have Sex With Women and Who Engage in Multiple Sexual
Partnerships: A Path Analysis
Hsun-Ta Hsu, MSW, Suzanne Wenzel, PhD (University of Southern
California)
132 [MH] Families, Stress, MR, River Terrace, Upper Parking Level
Elevator Level P2
and Mental Health Moderator: Hyunsung Oh, MSW (University of Southern California)
Depression and Family Interaction Among Low-Income,
Predominantly Hispanic Cancer Patients: A Longitudinal Analysis
Hyunsung Oh, MSW, Kathleen Ell, DSW, A.M. Subica, PhD (University
of Southern California)
Linking Economic Indicators and Abuse With Depression: The
Mediating Role of Financial Stress
Judy L. Postmus, PhD, Andrea Hetling, PhD, Amanda Mathisen
Stylianou, MSW (Rutgers University)
133 [MH] Research on Screening and HBGCC, Room 003A River Level
Diagnosis in Mental Health and End-of-Life Care Moderator: Amber L. Bahorik, MSW (University of Pittsburgh)
A Method to Analyze Initial CANS Assessments to Identify Profiles of
High Need Youth Served Through Family-Based Interventions
Katharan Cordell, MPH (University of California, Berkeley), Shannon
Dickerson, BS, Melissa Mollard, PhD (Seneca Family of Agencies)
Caregiver Evaluation of the Quality of End-of-Life Care (CEQUEL)
Scale: The Caregiver’s Perception of Patient Care Near Death
Philip C. Higgins, MSSW (Boston College)
Interviewer-Perceived Honesty Mediates Racial Disparities in the
Diagnosis of Schizophrenia
Amber L. Bahorik, MSW, Christina E. Newhill, PhD (University of
Pittsburgh), Harold Neighbors, PhD (University of Michigan-Ann
Arbor), Larry E. Davis, PhD, Shaun M. Eack, PhD (University of
Pittsburgh)
Under-Reporting of Drug Use Among Individuals With
Schizophrenia: Prevalence and Predictors
Amber L. Bahorik, MSW, Christina E. Newhill, PhD, Courtney C.
Queen, MSW, Shaun M. Eack, PhD (University of Pittsburgh)
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134 [OM&C] The Influence of Labor Market HBGCC, Room 002A River Level
Forces and Occupational Choices on Organizational Functioning Moderator: Dale Fitch, PhD (University of Missouri-Columbia)
An Empirical Exploration of Organizational Cybernetics in Three
Human Service Agencies
Dale Fitch, PhD (University of Missouri-Columbia)
Assessing International Labor Conditions: Using a Formative
Simulation for Testing a Methodology
Lawrence Root, PhD (University of Michigan-Ann Arbor)
Psychological Self-Sufficiency: Balancing Cognitive and NonCognitive Factors in Workforce Development
Philip Young P. Hong, PhD, Sangmi Choi, PhD, Whitney Key, MSW,
MPH (Loyola University, Chicago)
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2nd Floor Elevator Level BR Moderator: Rupaleem Bhuyan, PhD (University of Toronto)
Sanguinity and the Black Body: African American Women,
Hysterectomy, and Reproductive Freedom
Tina Sacks, PhD (University of Chicago)
Seeking to Prevent Immigrant Health Declines: Applying the Cultural
Resource Hypothesis to Asian Americans
Diana Ray-Letourneau, MSW (University of Southern California)
The Embodiment of Precarious Migratory Status: How Latina Women
Talk About the Social and Health Impact of “Las Puertas Cerradas”
(closed doors) When Seeking Asylum in Canada
Rupaleem Bhuyan, PhD (University of Toronto)
Yappalli: Walking Slowly and Softly to Address Choctaw Health
Katie Schultz, MSW, Karina Walters, PhD (University of Washington),
Karen Hearod, MSW (Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma), Michelle JohnsonJennings, PhD (University of Minnesota-Duluth), Sandra Stroud, BA
(Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma)
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136 [RE&I] The Immigration Experience HBGCC, Room 001A River Level
Among Youth and Adolescents Moderator: Michelle Johnson-Motoyama, PhD (University of Kansas)
Navigating and Negotiating Cross-Cultural Experiences and Identities
Among Mainland Chinese Immigrant Youth in Canada
Lin Fang, PhD, Yu-Te Huang, MSW, Hattie Liu, BA, Grace Zhang
(University of Toronto)
Reversing Paradoxes in Immigrant Children’s Well-Being? Caregiver
Challenges in Meeting Children’s Basic Needs
Michelle Johnson-Motoyama, PhD (University of Kansas)
The Effect of Immigrant Parent’s Ethnic Bonding On Their Child’s
Self-Esteem
Nahri Jung (University of Pittsburgh), Minseop Kim (University of
Pennsylvania)
The Impact of Deportation On Children and Adolescents
Development
Pilar Horner, PhD (Michigan State University), Jorge Delva, PhD
(University of Michigan-Ann Arbor), Ramiro Martinez, Laura Sanders,
LMSW (Washtenaw Interfaith Coalition for Immigrant Rights), Priscilla
Cortez, MSW (University of Michigan-Ann Arbor)
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of Doctoral and Master’s Students Moderator: Bowen McBeath, PhD (Portland State University)
Local to Global: Research On Social Networking Among Social Work/
Health Science Students
Neely Mahapatra, PhD, Mona Schatz, DSW (University of Wyoming)
Measuring Generalist Practice Skills in Social Work: Instrument
Development and Initial Validation
I-Hsuan Lin, MBA, Hyemin Son, MA, Cathy King Pike, PhD (Indiana
University - Purdue University, Indianapolis)
Prevalence and Predictors of Social Work Student Food Insufficiency
Bowen McBeath, PhD, Rhenne Miles, MSW, Paul Sorenson, MSW,
Cimone Schwoeffermann, MSW, Janet Putnam, MSW (Portland State
University)
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The Extent to Which African American Social Work Doctoral
Students Value Mentor Relationships: The Impact of Various
Mentoring Types, Experiences & Perceptions
Kenya C. Jones, MSW (Morgan State University)
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A State-Wide Examination of Disaster-Exposed Children in a School
Setting—Attendance, Academic Performance, and Behavioral
Changes After Hurricane Katrina
Xian Guan, PhD (Southwestern University), Cassie M. Dinecola, MSW,
Judith L. F. Rhodes, PhD (Louisiana State University at Baton Rouge)
Association Between School Connectedness and Depression Among
Left-Behind Children in Rural China
Shuling Gao, PhD (The University of Hong Kong)
Estimating the Relationship Between School-Based Health Center
(SBHC) Utilization and Youth Development Assets By Race
Kelly Whitaker, MPA, Susan Stone, PhD (University of California,
Berkeley), Yolanda T. Anyon, PhD (University of Denver)
Incorporating Multiple Influences Into the Practice of School
Social Work
Ann B. List, PhD (University of New Mexico)
139 [SO&GI] Fostering Resilience among HBGCC, Room 002B River Level
Sexual and Gender Minority Youth Moderator: Paul Sterzing, PhD (University of California, Berkeley)
Bullying Involvement Among Sexual Minority Youth: Social
Ecological Correlates of Bully, Victim, and Bully/Victim Roles
Paul Sterzing, PhD (University of California, Berkeley)
Gay Youths: Parental Relationships and HIV Risk
Michael LaSala, PhD (Rutgers University), Jason D. P. Bird, PhD (Rutgers
University-Newark)
Lgbtqq Youth Creating Change: Developing Allies Against Bullying
Through Performance and Dialogue
Laura Wernick, PhD (Fordham University), Adrienne Dessel, PhD, Alex
Kulick, BA, Louis F. Graham, PhD (University of Michigan-Ann Arbor)
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“It Gave Me Hope”: Can Online Media Facilitate the Resilience of
Sexual Minority Youth?
Shelley L. Craig, PhD, LCSW, Lauren McInroy, MSW (University of
Toronto)
10:00 am - 2:00 pm
Exhibits Open HBGCC, Bridge Hall Street Level
12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
Lunch On Your Own INFORMATION ON POSTER DISPLAY AND PRESENTATIONS
New for this year there are four poster presentation sessions: two mid-day sessions
and two early-evening sessions. The mid-day sessions are Friday, January 17, 2014
and Saturday, January 18, 2014, 12:00pm – 1:00pm. The early-evening sessions are
Friday, 6:00pm-7:45pm and Saturday, 6:15pm-8:00pm. Mid-day poster presenters
may display their posters starting at 10:30am; early-evening poster presenters may
display their posters starting at 2:00pm. Conference attendees may view posters
during any of these times; however, presenting authors are only expected to be
present during the poster presentation sessions.
12:00 pm - 1:00 pm POSTER PRESENTATIONS III
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Poster Presentations III: Adolescent and Youth Development; Aging
Services and Gerontology; Child Welfare; Crime and Criminal
Justice; Gender; Health and Disability; International Social Work
and Global Issues; Mental Health; Organizations, Management,
and Communities; Poverty and Social Policy; Race, Ethnicity, and
Immigration; Research Design and Measurement; Research on
Social Work Education; Substance Misuse and Addictive Behaviors
(SM&AB)
Adolescent and Youth Development (ADOL)
101P Intimacy With One’s Mother and Its Effects On Peer
Delinquency During Adolescence
Adam P. James, MSW, Ferol E. Mennen, PhD, Penelope K. Trickett,
PhD (University of Southern California)
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102P Latent Psychosocial Profiles of a State-Based Sample of
Serious and Chronic Female Juvenile Offenders
Chiquitia Welch-Brewer, PhD (North Carolina Agricultural and
Technical State University), Amelia Roberts-Lewis, PhD, LCSW
(University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill)
Aging Services and Gerontology (A&G)
103P Beyond burnout: cultural maladaptation places immigrant
workers at risk for abusing nursing home residents
Yoon Mi Kim, PhD (Kutztown University), Sae Young Hong,
PhD (HanZhong University), Hanae Kanno, PhD (Valdosta State
University), HaeJung Kim, PhD (West Virginia University)
104P Emotional Factors Among Latinos Facing The End Of Life:
Talking About Dying Makes The Illness Worse
Frances Nedjat-Haiem, PhD, LCSW (University of Southern
California), Iraida V. Carrion, PhD (University of South Florida)
105P Transitioning to Hospice: The Role of Family
Communication
Cara L. Wallace, MSW, Gail F. Adorno, PhD (University of Texas at
Arlington)
Child Welfare (CW)
106P Patterns and Dimension of Child Maltreatment: A Latent
Class Analysis
BK Elizabeth Kim, MSW, Karl G. Hill, PhD (University of
Washington)
107P Types of Traumas Experienced By Adolescent Girls
Involved in Child Welfare: Relationship to Mental Health and
Behavioral Problems
Wendy Auslander, PhD, April Schutz, MSW, Jennifer M. Threlfall,
MSW, Donald R. Gerke, MSW (Washington University in Saint
Louis), Jerry Dunn, PhD (University of Missouri-Saint Louis)
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Crime and Criminal Justice (C&CJ)
108P Longitudinal Effects of Childhood Sexual/Physical Violence
On Subsequent Development of Alcohol Use and Depressive
Symptoms of White and African American Women
Jina Jun, PhD (Korean Institute of Health and Social Affairs),
Elizabeth C. Pomeroy, PhD, LCSW (University of Texas at Austin)
109P Training Needs of Intimate Partner Violence and Sexual
Assault Service Providers
McLean D. Pollock, MSW, MPH, Rebecca J. Macy, PhD, Sandra
L. Martin, PhD, Kathleen Kenny (University of North Carolina at
Chapel Hill)
Gender (G)
110P Childhood Sexual/Physical Violence, Alcohol Use,
Depressive Symptoms, and Indiscriminant Sexual Behaviors
of Young White and African American Women: A Multigroup
Structural Equation Modeling Approach
Jina Jun, PhD (Korean Institute of Health and Social Affairs),
Elizabeth C. Pomeroy, PhD, LCSW (University of Texas at Austin)
Health and Disability (H&D)
111P A Comparison of Compliance and Non-Compliance in
Breast Cancer Screening Among African American Women
Cindy Davis, PhD (University of Tennessee, Knoxville)
112P Information Access and Social Support for Adolescent
Birth Control Selection and Follow-Up: A Pilot Study
Carol M. Lewis, PhD (University of Texas at Austin), Diane
Rainosek, PNP, RN (People’s Community Clinic)
113P Tobacco Advertising and Marketing, and Adolescent
Tobacco Use
Mansoo Yu, PhD (University of Missouri-Columbia), Brian
Primack, MD, PhD (University of Pittsburgh), Ronald Pitner,
PhD (University of South Carolina), René Olate, PhD (Ohio
State University)
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International Social Work and Global Issues (ISW&GI)
114P Latent Class Growth Modeling of Korean Women’s
Longitudinal Smoking Patterns
Sunju Sohn, PhD (Cheongju University), Jina Jun, PhD (Korean
Institute of Health and Social Affairs), Hyunyong Park, MSSW
(Case Western Reserve University)
Mental Health (MH)
115P Evidence-Based Psychiatric Treatment in a State Hospital:
Prevalence of Antipsychotic Polypharmacy
Ryan J.P. Louis, MSW (Arizona State University), Jeffrey Lacasse,
PhD (Florida State University), Jennifer Spaulding-Givens, PhD
(University of North Florida)
116P Florida Self-Directed Care: A Descriptive Study of
Participants’ Service Utilization and Outcomes
Jennifer Spaulding-Givens, PhD (University of North Florida),
Jeffrey Lacasse, PhD (Florida State University)
117P The Impact of Pretreatment Symptoms and Insight On the
Therapeutic Congruence During the Treatment of Schizophrenia
Shuangzhou Chen, MSW, Christina E. Newhill, PhD (University of
Pittsburgh)
118P The Relationship Between Social Cognition and Social
Functioning in Individuals With Autism Spectrum Disorders
Lauren Bishop-Fitzpatrick, MSW, Nancy J. Minshew, MD, Shaun M.
Eack, PhD (University of Pittsburgh)
Organizations, Management, and Communities (OM&C)
119P Implementation Climate and Collaborative Learning:
Implementing Trauma Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
(TF-CBT) in Mental Health Organizations
Yiwen Cao, Alicia C. Bunger, MSW, PhD (Ohio State University)
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Poverty and Social Policy (P&SP)
120P Examining Racial-Ethnic and Gender Disparities in Poverty
Among the Elderly Using a Longitudinal Approach
Jin H. Kim, PhD (Northeastern Illinois University)
121P TANF Coverage and Children’s Wellbeing
Julia Shu-Huah Wang, MS, MSW (Columbia University)
Race, Ethnicity, and Immigration (RE&I)
122P Examining Predictors of Anxiety Across Race in Married
and Cohabiting People
Tess Thompson, MPH, Darrell Hudson, PhD (Washington
University in Saint Louis)
123P Self-Rated Mental Health As a Facilitator of Mental Health
Service Use in African Americans
Yuri Jang, PhD (University of Texas at Austin)
Research Design and Measurement (RD&M)
124P A Validation Study of the Revised Personal Safety Decision
Scale
HaeJung Kim, PhD (West Virginia University), Karen M. Hopkins,
PhD (University of Maryland)
125P Attitudes Towards Health Care Teams Scale: A
Confirmatory Factor Analysis
Kyeongmo Kim, MSW, Jungyai Ko (University of Maryland
at Baltimore)
Research on Social Work Education (RSWE)
126P Celebrating Diversity Vs. Addressing Power Dynamics:
Exploring the Effects of University Level Multicultural Pedagogy
Amy Westmoreland, MSW, Lorraine Gutierrez, PhD (University of
Michigan-Ann Arbor)
127P The Productive Aging Concept and Social Work Students’
Perceptions Toward Older Population: Preliminary Results of
Pretest-Posttest Design
Junghyun Kim, PhD, Jaewon Lee, MSW (University of Georgia)
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Substance Misuse and Addictive Behaviors (SM&AB)
128P Child Abuse Victimization, Depression, and Substance Use
Among Homeless Women: Application of General Strain Theory
Ahyoung Song, MSW, Suzanne Wenzel, PhD (University of
Southern California)
129P Heterogeneous Association Between Parent and Adolescent
Alcohol Use in One- and Two-Parent Households
Ying Wan, Katherine Banister, Kate Hansen, John Lynn, Whig
Mullins (Saint Louis University)
130P Living On the Wrong Side of the Law: The Role of
Involvement in Criminal Activity in Predicting Adolescent
Substance Use
Camille R. Quinn, AM, Elizabeth A. Bowen, AM, Henrika McCoy,
PhD (University of Illinois at Chicago)
12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
SPECIAL INTEREST GROUP (SIG) MEETINGS IV
Aging Research, Practice, and HBGCC, Room 001A River Level
Advocacy Network Moderators: Tina Maschi, PhD (Fordham University), Emily
Joy Nicklett, PhD, MSW, Amanda Lehning, PhD (University of
Michigan-Ann Arbor), Joan Davitt, PhD (University of Maryland at
Baltimore)
Associate Deans of HBGCC, Room 102A Street Level
Educational Programs Moderators: Michael Spencer, PhD (University of Michigan-Ann Arbor),
Denise Bronson, PhD (Ohio State University), Steve Knapp, PhD
(University of Kansas)
Caucus of LGBT Faculty and HBGCC, Room 002A River Level
Students in Social Work Moderators: James I. Martin, PhD (New York University), Colleen M.
Fisher, PhD (University of Minnesota-Twin Cities)
Father Related Research HBGCC, Room 001B River Level
Moderators: Jennifer L. Bellamy, PhD (University of Chicago), Tova B.
Neugut, MSW (University of Michigan-Ann Arbor)
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GIS in Social Work Research HBGCC, Room 002B River Level
Moderators: Raymond Sanchez Mayers, PhD (Rutgers University),
Bridget Freisthler, PhD (University of California, Los Angeles)
Implementation Science: HBGCC, Room 008A River Level
Advancing Social Work Practice Moderators: Elisa V. Borah, PhD (University of Texas Health Science
Center at San Antonio), Byron J. Powell, MA (Washington University in
Saint Louis)
Management and Organizations HBGCC, Room 003A River Level
Research Moderators: Jennifer Mosley, PhD (University of Chicago), Erick
Guerrero, PhD (University of Southern California), Bowen McBeath,
PhD (Portland State University), Karen M. Hopkins, PhD (University of
Maryland)
Maternal and Infant Mental Health HBGCC, Room 103A Street Level
Moderators: Sarah Kye Price, PhD (Virginia Commonwealth University),
Sarah E. Bledsoe-Mansori, PhD, MSW, MPhil (University of North
Carolina at Chapel Hill)
Promoting Undergraduate Research HBGCC, Room 003B River Level
Moderator: Wynne Korr, PhD (University of Illinois at UrbanaChampaign)
Psychiatric Medications HBGCC, Room 103B Street Level
Moderators: Shannon Hughes, PhD (Colorado State University), Jeffrey
Lacasse, PhD (Florida State University)
Qualitative MR, Alamo Ballroom Salon B
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Methods Moderator: Laura S. Abrams, PhD (University of California,
Los Angeles)
Research Initiatives MR, Alamo Ballroom Salon C
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in Military Social Work Moderator: Anthony Hassan, EdD (University of Southern California)
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Social Work and Research with HBGCC, Room 008B River Level
Muslims Moderators: Altaf Husain, PhD (Howard University), M. Taqi Tirmazi,
PhD (Morgan State University), Soleman H. Abu-Bader, PhD (Howard
University)
Stigma MR, Alamo Ballroom Salon D
Research Group
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Moderators: David Kondrat, PhD (University of South Florida), Layne K.
Stromwall, PhD (Arizona State University)
Strategies for Engaging
MR, Alamo Ballroom Salon F
Highly Stressed Families 2nd Floor Elevator Level BR
Moderator: Marshia Allen-Auguston, MEd (Texas Health Resource
Presbyterian Hospital of Plano)
System Science MR, River Terrace, Upper Parking Level
Interest Group Elevator Level P2
Moderator: Fred Wulczyn, PhD (University of Chicago)
Systematic Review MR, Alamo Ballroom Salon E
Special Interest Group
2nd Floor Elevator Level BR
Moderators: Aron Shlonsky, PhD (University of Toronto), Julia H. Littell,
PhD (Bryn Mawr College), Joanne Yaffe, PhD (University of Utah),
David L. Albright, PhD (University of Missouri-Columbia), Brandy R.
Maynard, PhD (Saint Louis University)
Violence Against Women HBGCC, Room 102B Street Level
and Children Moderators: Jill T. Messing, MSW, PhD (Arizona State University),
Arlene Weisz, PhD (Wayne State University)
1:00 pm - 2:15 pm
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Covering All the Bases: Milestones, Mentoring, and Mental Health Welcome: Theresa J. Early, PhD (Ohio State University)
Presenters: Bethany Lee, PhD (University of Maryland at Baltimore),
Tamika D. Gilreath, PhD (University of Southern California), Sydney
Hans, PhD (University of Chicago)
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Please join us for food and conversation. This year’s doctoral student
panel will include a discussion of doctoral program milestones, advisorstudent mentor relationships and how to stay sane in a PhD program.
Our first speaker, Tamika D. Gilreath is an Assistant Professor in the
School of Social Work at the University of Southern California. She
received her Ph.D. from The Pennsylvania State University in 2007 and
completed a NIDA-funded postdoctoral fellowship at Yale University
School of Medicine in 2009. Dr. Gilreath studies the patterns of
co-occurrence of behavioral health indicators (e.g., substance use, sexual
risk, mental health) of vulnerable school-based adolescent populations in
the United States and sub-Saharan Africa. Overall, her work contributes
to our understanding of the epidemiology and correlates of differential
behavioral health outcomes by race, ethnicity and other social identities
using latent variable modeling. Our next speaker, Sydney Hans, research
focuses on early child development and parenting under conditions
of poverty and social risk. She has conducted a variety of studies on
how parent substance use and parent mental illness impact children’s
development and the relationships between children and parents. She
is currently involved in the design and evaluation of an intervention
that utilizes community doulas to provide health education and social
support for adolescent parents. Our final speaker, Bethany Lee is
an Associate Professor and the Associate Dean for Research at the
University of Maryland School of Social Work. She completed her PhD
at Washington University in St. Louis in 2007. Her research interests
include improving the quality of services provided to youth with child
welfare involvement and mental health needs. She teaches courses on
research and methods to MSW and PhD students.
1:15 pm - 2:15 pm
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CAPACITY BUILDING INITIATIVE ROUNDTABLE
Grand Challenges for Social Work: Creating and Determining a National Initiative John S. Brekke, PhD (University of Southern California), Rowena Fong,
EdD (University of Texas at Austin), Edwina Uehara, PhD (University
of Washington), Richard P. Barth, PhD (University of Maryland at
Baltimore)
Grand Challenges are ambitious yet achievable goals that mobilize the
profession, capture the public’s imagination, and require innovation
and breakthroughs in science and practice to achieve. The “Grand
Challenges for Social Work” initiative (GCSWI), coordinated by the
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American Academy of Social Work and Social Welfare, has launched.
The AASWSW Grand Challenges Executive Committee convened for
the first time in May, 2013 to grapple with three key components of
the initiative: • How to encourage participation and input in defining
“grand challenges for social work” from wide and diverse groups; • How
to foster strong collaboration with social work’s organizations, groups,
and campuses; and • How to define bold but achievable goals, products,
and timelines for the Grand Challenges Initiative. In this session, we will
review the history and evolution of (GCSWI) but a significant purpose
of the session is to get feedback from the attendees on critical aspects of
the GC initiative for social work.
2:15 pm - 2:30 pm
Break 2:30 pm - 4:15 pm
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of America’s Changing Demographics Edith G. Arrington, PhD, Tina Burroughs, MSS/MLSP (New
Connections/OMG Center), Raphael Travis, DrPH (Texas State
University - San Marcos), Adrian Aguilera, PhD (University of
California, Berkeley), Henrika McCoy, PhD (University of Illinois at
Chicago), Sunny H. Shin, PhD (Virginia Commonwealth University)
The diversity of the racial and ethnic makeup of the United States
provides both a rich cultural asset and a complex set of needs. This
diversity and the various needs of different groups has important
implications for social work practice and research. This panel of grantees
and alumni scholars of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF)
New Connections program will discuss current social, racial and
economic issues that Americans face, the needs presenter from these
issues and how the field of social work provides services in light of them.
The panelists will also discuss how the New Connections program has
impacted their career and research perspective.
4:15 pm - 5:30 pm
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144 SPECIAL SESSION HBGCC, Room 102A Street Level
The Science of Social Work John S. Brekke, PhD (University of Southern California), Jeanne C.
Marsh, PhD (University of Chicago), Katharine Briar-Lawson, PhD
(State University of New York at Albany)
The purpose of this roundtable is to summarize the growing intellectual
foundations of a science of social work, and to review new developments
such as defining social work as an integrative scientific discipline and
renewing our capacity to consistently review what works in social work
practice. Critical discussion of these issues will be featured and plans for
future efforts will be addressed.
SYMPOSIA
145 [P&SP] Creating a Meaningful Life: HBGCC, Room 103A Street Level
Examining Mental Health Recovery Among Formerly Homeless
Adults Organizer: Deborah K. Padgett, PhD (New York University)
Maslow and Mental Health Recovery: A Comparative Study of
Homeless Programs for Adults With Serious Mental Illness
Benjamin Henwood, PhD (University of Southern California), Katie-Sue
Derejko, MPH (New York University)
Pursuing Employment: A Longitudinal Qualitative Study of
Participants in a Housing First Program
Sharon Osterweil, MPH (Brooklyn College), Ana Stefancic, MSPH
(Columbia University)
Fighting Boredom and Loneliness: Experiences of Formerly Homeless
Individuals With Serious Mental Illness Living in Supportive Housing
Emmy L. Tiderington, MSW, Bikki Tran Smith, MA, Katie-Sue Derejko,
MPH, Deborah K. Padgett, PhD (New York University)
“One Image After Another”: Photographic Portrayals of Recovery
Among Formerly Homeless Adults With Serious Mental Illness
Deborah K. Padgett, PhD, Bikki Tran Smith, MA, Katie-Sue Derejko,
MPH, Emmy L. Tiderington, MSW (New York University)
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146 [P&SP] Social Network Analysis in HBGCC, Room 008B River Level
Social Work Science Organizer: Eric Rice, PhD (University of Southern California)
Discussant: Jeremy Gibbs, MSW (University of Southern California)
Role of Social Network Structure and Influence On Substance Use
Among Homeless Youth
Anamika Barman-Adhikari, MSW, Eric Rice, PhD, Robin Petering,
MSW (University of Southern California)
Venue-Based Network Analysis to Understand Substance Use Among
Young Gay, Bisexual and Other Men Who Have Sex With Men
Ian W. Holloway, MSW, MPH (University of California, Los Angeles),
Eric Rice, PhD (University of Southern California)
Social Networks: A Mediator in the Association Between
Incarceration and HIV Risk Behaviors Among Homeless Women
Liat S. Kriegel, MSW, Suzanne Wenzel, PhD (University of Southern
California)
Community Integration of Individuals With SMI: A Networks
Perspective From India and United States
Rohini Pahwa, MA, MSW (University of Southern California), B.S.
Chavan, MD (Government Medical College and Hospital), Eric Rice,
PhD, John S. Brekke, PhD, Anthony Fulginiti, MSW (University of
Southern California)
Exchange Sex and Network Structure Among Lgbtq Homeless Youth
Eric Rice, PhD, Harmony Rhoades, PhD, Hailey Winetrobe, MPH,
CHES (University of Southern California)
147 [SO&GI] Social Work Speaks Out:
HBGCC, Room 003B River Level
Findings From a Survey of North American Lgbtq Social Work
Students Organizer: Lori Messinger, PhD (University of North Carolina at
Wilmington)
Politics and Potential: Using Current Lgbtq Social Work Students to
Assess Social Work Education
Lori Messinger, PhD (University of North Carolina at Wilmington),
Shelley L. Craig, PhD, LCSW (University of Toronto), Michael P.
Dentato, PhD (Loyola University, Chicago)
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Assessing the Implicit Curriculum: Environmental Factors That
Impact North American Lgbtq Social Work Student Learning and
Perceptions of Support
Michael P. Dentato, PhD (Loyola University, Chicago), Shelley L. Craig,
PhD, LCSW (University of Toronto), Lori Messinger, PhD (University of
North Carolina at Wilmington), Michael Lloyd, MSW, CADC (Loyola
University, Chicago)
Capturing the Categories: Critical Factors Influencing Identity and
Support for Lgbtq Students in Social Work Programs
Shelley L. Craig, PhD, LCSW (University of Toronto), Michael P.
Dentato, PhD (Loyola University, Chicago), Lauren McInroy, MSW
(University of Toronto), Lori Messinger, PhD (University of North
Carolina at Wilmington)
“There’s Just a Lack of Awareness”: Transgender Content in North
American Social Work Programs
Lauren McInroy, MSW, Shelley L. Craig, PhD, LCSW (University of
Toronto), Ashley Austin, PhD (Barry University)
WORKSHOPS
148 [OM&C] Enhancing the Practice of HBGCC, Room 103B Street Level
Organizational and Managerial Human Service Scholarship:
Translating Theory to Practice Bowen McBeath, PhD (Portland State University), Jennifer Mosley, PhD
(University of Chicago), Erick Guerrero, PhD (University of Southern
California), Karen M. Hopkins, PhD (University of Maryland), John
Tropman (University of Michigan-Ann Arbor), Michael J. Austin, PhD
(University of California, Berkeley)
149 [RD&M] Issues and Best
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Practices in Multiple Group 2nd Floor Elevator
Analysis With Ordinal-Level Data in Mplus Level BR
Kristina C. Webber, MSW, Rainier Masa, MSW (University of North
Carolina at Chapel Hill)
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ROUNDTABLE
150 [ADOL] Recent Trends in Adolescent
MR, Alamo Ballroom Salon B
Development Impacting 2nd Floor Elevator Level BR
Research With Mexican American Youth: How Can We Catch Up? Elizabeth K. Anthony, PhD, Lela Rankin Williams, PhD, Flavio Francisco
Marsiglia, PhD (Arizona State University)
CONCURRENT PAPER PRESENTATIONS
151 [ADOL] Risk and Resilience Among HBGCC, Room 102B Street Level
Youth of Color Moderator: Heidi L. Adams, PhD (University of Texas at San Antonio)
Do Parent-Adolescent Discrepancies in Family Functioning Increase
the Risk of Hispanic Adolescent HIV Risk Behaviors?
David Cordova, PhD (University of Michigan-Ann Arbor), Shi Huang,
PhD (University of Miami), Meghan Garvey, MA (Arizona State
University), Yannine Estrada, PhD, Guillermo Prado, PhD (University of
Miami)
Early Alcohol Use Among Hispanic Adolescents in the United States:
An Examination of Behavioral Risk and Protective Profiles
Christopher P. Salas-Wright, PhD (University of Texas at Austin), Lynn
Hernandez, PhD (Brown University), Brandy R. Maynard, PhD (Saint
Louis University), Leia Y. Saltzman, MSW (Boston College), Michael G.
Vaughn, PhD (Saint Louis University)
Mexican American Adolescent Couples’ Discrepancies in
Acculturation and Machismo: Associations With Observed Negativity
While Discussing Relationship Problems
Heidi L. Adams, PhD (University of Texas at San Antonio), Lela Rankin
Williams, PhD (Arizona State University)
“I’m Afraid I Won’t Make It to 19”: Prevalence and Correlates of
Truncated and Optimistic Future Expectations for African American
and Latino Young Men
Dana Prince, MPH (University of Washington)
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152 [CW] Child Welfare MR, Bonham, 2nd Floor Elevator Level BR
Management Issues
Moderator: Melinda Gushwa, PhD (Rhode Island College)
Agency Climate and Culture: Do Perceptions Vary By Exposure to the
Child Welfare System?
Sonya J. Leathers, PhD, Errick Christian, MA, Jill E. Spielfogel, MSW
(University of Illinois at Chicago)
County Spending On Maltreatment Prevention Programs and
Individual Risk for Maltreatment
Kathryn Maguire-Jack, PhD (Ohio State University)
How Can Child Welfare Case Managers Motivate Themselves?:
Testing The Direct and Indirect Effects Of Seeking Goal-Related
Feedback
Mark S. Preston, PhD (Columbia University)
Paper Trails and Practice Reform: An Exploration of Street Level
Bureaucracy in Child Welfare
Melinda Gushwa, PhD (Rhode Island College), Toni Chance, MSW
(University of Nevada, Las Vegas)
153 [CW] Multi-Cultural Child Welfare Issues HBGCC, Room 001B River Level
Moderator: Edward K.L. Chan, PhD (The University of Hong Kong)
Child Victimization and Polyvictimization in China: Are They More
At-Risk of Family Violence?
Edward K.L. Chan, PhD (The University of Hong Kong)
Community Context, Race, and Foster Care Placement: A Multi-Level
Analysis
Ian Jantz, MSW (University of Illinois at Chicago), Nancy Rolock, AM
(University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee)
The Dilemma Of Street Children In CAPE COAST, Ghana
Francis Arthur, MSW, Leticia Villarreal Sosa, PhD (Dominican
University)
The Relationship Between Parent Immigration Status and Concrete
Support Service Use Among Latinos in Child Welfare: Findings Using
the National Survey of Child and Adolescent Well-Being (NSCAWII)
Megan A. Finno-Velasquez, MSW (University of Southern California)
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154 [C&CJ] Examining Appoaches to
HBGCC, Room 002B River Level
Prevent Offending Moderator: Kathi R. Trawver, PhD (University of Alaska, Anchorage)
Differential Effects of Motivational Parent Management Training
(MPMT) On the Parenting Practices of a Community Corrections
Sample
Claudette L. Grinnell-Davis, MTS, MSW, MS, ABD (University of
Michigan-Ann Arbor), Lew Bank, PhD (Oregon Social Learning
Center), Shawna J. Lee, PhD (University of Michigan-Ann Arbor)
Examinig the Relationship Between Probation Officers and
Probationers With Serious Mental Illnesses in Specialized and
Standard Programs
Matthew Epperson, PhD, Julian Thompson, MA (University of Chicago),
Soyeon Kim, Arthur J. Lurigio, PhD (Loyola University, Chicago)
Piloting a Measure of the Mental Health Court Judge-Participant
Relationship
Kathi R. Trawver, PhD (University of Alaska, Anchorage)
Testing a Violence Prevention Program for Women Using a Multistep
Research Approach
Sheryl Pimlott Kubiak, PhD, Gina Fedock, MSW, Woo Jong Kim, MSW,
Deborah Bybee, PhD (Michigan State University)
155 [H&D] HIV, Best Practices and HBGCC, Room 008A River Level
Decision-Making Moderator: Tyler M. Arguello, PhD (University of Southern California)
Entextualizing Health Disparities: How Best Practices Produce Queer
Populations
Tyler M. Arguello, PhD (University of Southern California)
Predictors of Adolescent Decision Making Regarding HIV Vaccine
Trial Participation
Kyle A. McGregor, MPP MSW, Mary A. Ott, MD MA (Indiana
University), Michelle Lally, MD MSc (Brown University), Gregory D.
Zimet, PhD (Indiana University)
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‘If Anybody Looked, I Was Always There’: Recognition and
Participatory Parity for Lgbtq Medical Surrogate Decision Makers
Danae Dotolo, MSW, Taryn Lindhorst, PhD, Ruth A. Engelberg, PhD
(University of Washington)
“It Is Going to Change Your Life!”: How Changes in Medical Policy
Influence HIV-Positive Patients
Cheng Shi Shiu, MSW (University of Chicago), Wei-Ti Chen, DNSc
(Yale University)
156 [MH] Serious Mental Illness HBGCC, Room 003A River Level
Moderator: David Kondrat, PhD (University of South Florida)
Mitigating the Negative Health Effects of Antidepressants and
Antipsychotics: the Relationship of Physical Activity and Distress to
Health Outcomes Among Persons Taking Psychotropic Medicines
David Kondrat, PhD (University of South Florida), Kimberly Snyder,
MSW (University of Florida), Barbra Teater, PhD (University of Bristol),
Michael Killian, PhD (University of Bedfordshire)
Sexual and Romantic Relationships and Quality of Life in Adults
With Serious Mental Illness
Paula Helu Fernandez, MS (University of Southern California)
The Role of Perception of Control in Predicting Depression Among
Individuals With Mental Illness After Psychiatric Hospital Discharge
Yoo Jung Kim, MSW (University of Pittsburgh)
Translation of a Transitional Care Model for Persons With Severe
Mental Illness
Phyllis L. Solomon, PhD, Nancy Hanrahan, PhD, Matthew Hurford, MD,
Lakeetra Josey, MSN, Marissa DeCesaris (University of Pennsylvania)
157 [OM&C] Workplace Health, Well-Being, HBGCC, Room 002A River Level
and Experience of Human Services Moderator: Erin L. Kelly, PhD (University of California, Los Angeles)
A Vicious Cycle: Workplace Victimization of Psychiatric Workers
Erin L. Kelly, PhD (University of California, Los Angeles), Karissa
Fenwick, MSW, John S. Brekke, PhD, Andrew Subica, PhD (University of
Southern California)
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Explaining Occupational Health Outcomes for Human Service
Workers: The Effect of Workplace Variables
Micheal L. Shier, MSW (University of Pennsylvania), John R.
Graham, PhD, David Nicholas, PhD, Andrea Newberry, MSW
(University of Calgary)
Practice Evaluation Strategies Among Licensed Clinical Social
Workers
Thomas Dale Davis, PhD, Cory B. Dennis, PhD (California State
University, San Bernardino)
Workplace Violence and Staff Well-Being: Everyday Hassles and
Acute Crises
Erin L. Kelly, PhD (University of California, Los Angeles), Karissa
Fenwick, MSW, John S. Brekke, PhD (University of Southern California)
158 [RE&I] Depression Among MR, River Terrace, Upper Parking Level
Youth and Communities of Color
Elevator Level P2 Moderator: Jeremiah W. Jaggers, PhD (East Tennessee State University)
Examination of Cultural Adaptation and Depression in Hispanic
Adults Who Immigrated to the U.S. As Youth
Jeremiah W. Jaggers, PhD (East Tennessee State University), Gordon
MacNeil, PhD (University of Alabama)
Examining the Influence of Cultural Stressors On Depression in
Hispanic Adolescents
Jodi Berger Cardoso, PhD (University of Houston), Jeremy Goldbach,
PhD (University of Southern California), Richard Cervantes, PhD
(Behavioral Assessment, Inc)
Longitudinal Associations Between Ethnic Enclaves, Neighborhood
Processes, and Latino Immigrant Youth Depression
Meng-Jung Lee, MSW, Janet Liechty, PhD, Shinwoo Choi, MSW
(University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign)
HBGCC, Room 001A River Level
159 [RE&I] Issues among Immigrant Adolescents and Young Adults Moderator: Hugo Kamya, PhD (Simmons College)
African Young Adult Immigrants’ Transitions Into Adulthood: The
Social Construction & Utility of Role Models
Hugo Kamya, PhD, Abbie K. Frost, PhD (Simmons College)
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Sedentary Behavior and Consumption of Sugar Sweetened
Beverages Across Immigrant Generation Among Urban
Adolescents in Boston, MA
Joanna Almeida, ScD (Simmons College)
“Do You Think This Tradition Is Good for Girls?”: Understanding
the Experiences of Women Fleeing Female Circumcision and Seeking
Asylum in the United States
Sara Kahn, PhD (Artemis Collaborative)
160 [RD&M] Qualitative Methods
MR, Alamo Ballroom Salon F
2nd Floor Elevator Level BR
Moderator: Kimberly A. Bender, PhD (University of Denver)
Arts As Social Inclusion? Exploring Grassroots Community Arts
Programs for and By Queer and Trans People of Color
Matthew D. Chin, MSW, MA (University of Michigan-Ann Arbor)
Paul U. Kellogg and the “Social Survey Movement”: Progressive Era
Visual Research Methods, 1907-1917
Caroline A. Lanza, MSW (University of Washington)
Social and Emotional Learning Services and Child Outcomes in Third
Grade: Evidence From a Cohort of Head Start Participants
Fuhua Zhai, PhD (State University of New York at Stony Brook), C.
Cybele Raver, PhD (New York University), Stephanie M. Jones, PhD
(Harvard University)
Utilizing Technology for Longitudinal Data Collection With
Homeless Youth
Kimberly A. Bender, PhD, Stephanie Begun, MSW, Badiah Haffejee,
MSW, Amanda Matthews, BA, Sarah Kaufmann, BA, Anne P. DePrince,
PhD (University of Denver)
161 [SO&GI] Discrimination and Violence MR, Alamo Ballroom Salon E
against Transgender and LGB People 2nd Floor Elevator Level BR
Moderator: Michael R. Woodford, PhD (University of Michigan-Ann
Arbor)
Academic Wellbeing Among Sexual Minority College Students: The
Role of Behavioral and Psychological Campus Climate
Michael R. Woodford, PhD, Alex Kulick, BA (University of
Michigan-Ann Arbor)
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Discrimination, Victimization, and Harassment: Intersection of Isms
On Lgbtq People of Color
Darren Whitfield, MSW, Lisa Langenderfer, MSW, N. Eugene Walls, PhD
(University of Denver)
Intimate Partner Violence, Sexual Assault, and Stalking Among
Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Questioning Adults:
Comparing Rates of Cis- and Transgender Victimization
Lisa Langenderfer, MSW, Darren Whitfield, MSW, Songmin Kim, MEd,
N. Eugene Walls, PhD (University of Denver)
Silence Within a Community: Prevalence of Discrimination Among
the “T” in the Lgbtq Community
Darren Whitfield, MSW, N. Eugene Walls, PhD, Songmin Kim, MEd,
Lisa Langenderfer, MSW (University of Denver)
4:15 pm - 5:30 pm
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Networking Reception 4:15 pm - 4:30 pm
MR, Alamo Ballroom Salon D
2nd Floor Elevator Level BR
Break 4:30 pm - 6:15 pm
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INVITED JOURNAL EDITORS’ HBGCC, Room 102A Street Level
WORKSHOP II
Journal Editors’ Forum on Publishing Qualitative Research Chair and presenter: Jane F. Gilgun, PhD, LICSW (University of
Minnesota-Twin Cities)
Presenters: Susan P. Robbins, PhD (University of Houston), Karen Staller,
PhD (University of Michigan-Ann Arbor), Noël Busch-Armendariz,
PhD, LMSW, MPA (University of Texas at Austin)
This workshop is for new and seasoned researchers seeking to publish
qualitative research and scholarly work in social work journals.
The workshop brings together a distinguished panel of editors and
researchers from four journals: Qualitative Social Work, Journal of Social
Work Education, Families in Society: The Journal of Contemporary
Social Services, and AFFILIA: The Journal of Women and Social
Work. These journals are highly regarded in the profession and share
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commitments to excellence in social work research and publication.
Panel members will first describe the aim of their respective journals
and the editorial decision-making process. Then they will encourage
discussion with participants about what constitutes a publishable
qualitative study that has the promise of influencing practice and
policy. Both editors and researchers on the panel will contribute to
this discussion. Before the program starts, participants will be asked to
write their publishing questions on 3x5 cards; the chair will collect the
cards and sort them during the presentation, and use these to facilitate
discussion. In this workshop, the editors contribute to the scholarly
development of the participants by building skills related to successful
publication. First, discussion will identify how to match the topic to a
specific journal. Second, editors will describe their particular review
process: 1) how are reviewers selected; and 2) how do they manage
the author’s response to reviewer comments (or what does revise and
resubmit mean?). Third, editors will discuss the key features of successful
articles they have published: aims, questions, methods, and discussion
sections. Fourth, editors discuss how authors should specifically address
the implications of their research for practice and policy.
SYMPOSIA
164 [ISW&GI] Effects of Food Insecurity On HBGCC, Room 008B River Level
Individual and Household Well-Being Outcomes in Low, Middle and
High Income Countries: Evidence From Uganda, the Philippines and
the United States Organizer: Rainier D. Masa, MSW (University of North Carolina at
Chapel Hill)
Food Insecurity and Psychosocial Well-Being of Individuals in Rural
Uganda
Gina Chowa, PhD, Rainier D. Masa, MSW (University of North Carolina
at Chapel Hill)
Food Insecurity and Sexual Risk Taking Among Young Filipinos
Rainier D. Masa, MSW, Gina Chowa, PhD (University of North Carolina
at Chapel Hill)
Food Insecurity, Material Hardship and 529 College Savings Plan
Participation: Evidence From the SEED OK Experiment
Nora Wikoff, MSW (Washington University in Saint Louis), Jin
Huang, PhD (Saint Louis University), Youngmi Kim, PhD (Virginia
Commonwealth University)
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165 [OM&C] Social Entrepreneurship: HBGCC, Room 103A Street Level
Building a Research Agenda for Social Work Organizer: Andrew J. Germak, MBA, MSW (Rutgers University)
Exploring Social Worker Motivation and Readiness to Engage in
Social Entrepreneurship
Andrew J. Germak, MBA, MSW (Rutgers University)
Building Social Enterprise Capacity Among Women-Focused NGOs
in Guatemala
Dorlisa J. Minnick, PhD (Shippensburg University of Pennsylvania)
Cooperatives and Community Development: Counter-Cyclical
Spending Through Partnerships
Charity Samantha Fitzgerald, MA (University of California, Berkeley)
A Social Entrepreneurial Approach to Food Insecurity and Access:
Oasis Food Ecosystem
John M. Wallace, PhD (University of Pittsburgh), Stephanie Boddie, PhD
(Washington University in Saint Louis)
166 [SO&GI] Global Challenges in HBGCC, Room 003B River Level
Social-Structural Determinants of Health for Sexual Minority
Populations: Using Community-Based Research to Support Human
Rights and Social Change Organizer: Peter A. Newman, PhD (University of Toronto)
Sexual Violence, Stigma and Health Outcomes Among Sexual
Minority Women in Toronto, Canada
Carmen Logie, MSW, PhD, Marie Jolie Rwigema, MSW (University of
Toronto)
Access to Human Rights, Health and Social Services for Sexual/
Gender Minorities From the Caribbean
Charmaine C. Williams, PhD (University of Toronto)
Discrimination, Violence and Access to Care Among High Risk Men
Who Have Sex With Men in Chennai, India
Peter A. Newman, PhD (University of Toronto), Venkatesan Chakrapani,
MD, Murali Shunmugam, MSW (Centre for Sexuality and Health
Research and Policy (C-SHaRP)), Michael R. Woodford, PhD (University
of Michigan-Ann Arbor)
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WORKSHOPS
167 [RD&M] Using Photovoice in Social Work HBGCC, Room 103B Street Level
Practice Research to Enhance Community-University Partnership Christina R. Miller, PhD, Julie Miller-Cribbs, PhD, David P. Moxley,
PhD, Zermarie Deacon, PhD, Gloria Miller, MSW (University of
Oklahoma)
168 [SWP] Coping With Publication and MR, Alamo Ballroom Salon C
Reporting Biases in Research Reviews
2nd Floor Elevator Level BR Julia H. Littell, PhD (Bryn Mawr College), David L. Albright, PhD
(University of Missouri-Columbia)
ROUNDTABLE
169 [MH] WITHDRAWN
Not Applicable
CONCURRENT PAPER PRESENTATIONS
170 [A&G] Factors that Affect MR, Alamo Ballroom Salon B
Caregivers’ Well-Being 2nd Floor Elevator Level BR
Moderator: Jeronda T. Burley, PhD (Coppin State College)
Caring for People With Dementia and With Cognitive Impairment
No Dementia: A Comparison of Baby Boomer Caregivers and Older
Caregivers
Heehyul Moon, PhD, Peggye Dilworth-Anderson, PhD (University of
North Carolina at Chapel Hill)
Factors Affecting Depression Among Caregivers of Older Korean
Americans With Dementia Symptoms: The Moderating Effects of
Coping Resources
Banghwa L. Casado, PhD, MSW, Kyeongmo Kim, MSW (University of
Maryland at Baltimore)
Impact of Religiosity On Mental Health Outcomes of African
American Caregivers
Jeronda T. Burley, PhD (Coppin State College)
Outcomes of a Pilot Study of African American Dementia Caregivers
With Depressive Symptoms: Perceptions of Depression and the
Influence of Culture On Caregiving
Christina E. Horsford, MSW, Whitney Sewell, BA (University of North
Carolina at Chapel Hill)
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171 [CW] Research with Policy Implications HBGCC, Room 001B River Level
Moderator: Derek S. Brown, PhD (Washington University in Saint Louis)
Impact of Variance in Child Maltreatment Exposure to Mental Health
Utilization and Subsequent Medicaid Expenditures
Derek S. Brown, PhD, Lin Shao, MS, Lauren Garfield, PhD, Ramesh
Raghavan, MD, PhD (Washington University in Saint Louis)
Non-Relative Foster Care Or Kinship Care? Estimating the Effects of
Placement Type On Child Achievement and Behavior
Sarah A. Font, MSW (University of Wisconsin-Madison)
Psychotropic Medication Monitoring for Children in Foster Care:
State Approaches and Implications
Thomas I. Mackie, MPH, MA (Brandeis University), Justeen Hyde, PhD
(Institute for Community Health), Laurel K. Leslie, MD (Tufts Medical
Center/Floating Hospital for Children and Aligning Researchers and
Communities for Health)
172 [CW] Transitioning Foster Youth HBGCC, Room 008A River Level
Moderator: Tonia Stott, PhD (Arizona State University)
A Comparison of Competency Between Foster Care and Non-Foster
Care Emerging Adults Experiencing Homelessness: Policy and
Practice Recommendations
Rebecca Gomez, PhD, LCSW (Our Lady of the Lake University and
University of Texas at Austin), Tiffany Ryan, MSW (University of Texas
at Austin), Christine Norton, PhD (Texas State University- San Marcos),
Courtney Jones (Texas State University-San Marcos)
Beyond Providing a Place to Live: An Ethnographic Study of
Addressing Housing Needs of Youth Aging Out
Lisa Schelbe, MSW (University of Pittsburgh)
Emotional and Social Well-Being of Young Adults From Foster Care
Tonia Stott, PhD (Arizona State University)
Parenting Under Pressure: Struggles With Parenting Faced By Youth
Aging Out of the Child Welfare System
Lisa Schelbe, MSW (University of Pittsburgh), Jennifer Mullins Geiger,
MSW (Arizona State University), Chereese Phillips, MSW (University of
Pittsburgh)
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173 [C&CJ] Examining Rorms of Political HBGCC, Room 002B River Level
and Intimate Partner Violence in the US and Abroad Moderator: Cindy Sousa, PhD, MSW, MPH (Bryn Mawr College)
Dwelling Within Political Violence: Palestinian Women’s Narratives
of Home, Violence, and Well-Being
Cindy Sousa, PhD, MSW, MPH (Bryn Mawr College), Susan P. Kemp,
PhD (University of Washington), Mona el-Zuhairi, MA, Marah Hriesh
(Palestinian Medical Relief Society)
Economic Abuse in the Lives of Survivors of Intimate Partner
Violence: A Qualitative Investigation With Implications for Social
Work Research and Practice
Rachel J. Voth Schrag, MSW, LCSW (Washington University in
Saint Louis)
Factors Related to Reproductive Coercion and Pregnancy Avoidance
Among Women Experiencing Intimate Partner Violence
Jonel Thaller, MSW, Meredith Bagwell, MSW, Jill T. Messing, MSW, PhD,
Alesha Durfee, PhD (Arizona State University)
174 [H&D] Breast and Cervical Cancer MR, Alamo Ballroom Salon E
Screening, Prevention, and Service
2nd Floor Elevator Level BR Moderator: Josphine Chaumba, PhD (Troy State University)
Cervical Cancer Screening Among African Immigrant Women in the
United States
Josphine Chaumba, PhD (Troy University)
Disparities in PAP Screening Utilization Among 18-30 Year Old
Women in the United States
Chrisann Newransky, MA, MSW (Boston College)
Improving Breast Cancer Services for African American Women
Living in St. Louis: Survivors Tell Their Story
Lailea J. Noel, MA, Sarah Gehlert, PhD (Washington University in Saint
Louis)
Influential Factors Shaping Parental Decision-Making About HPV
Vaccination for Boys and Girls
Katharine A. S. Rendle, MSW, MA (University of Michigan-Ann Arbor)
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175 [MH] Translating, Disseminating, and HBGCC, Room 003A River Level
Implementing Mental Health Interventions Moderator: Elisa V. Borah, PhD (University of Texas Health Science
Center at San Antonio)
Enhanced Engagement: A Feasibility Study Infusing Mental Health
Services Into Maternal and Child Health Home Visiting
Sarah Kye Price, PhD, Lisa A. Gray, MSW, Dalia El-Khoury, MEd
(Virginia Commonwealth University)
Implementing Web-Based Common Evidence-Based Practice
Elements Training: Lessons Learned
Mary Ruffolo, PhD, Daphne Brydon, LMSW (University of
Michigan-Ann Arbor)
Military Behavioral Health Providers’ Attitudes and Use of EvidenceBased Treatments for PTSD
Elisa V. Borah, PhD (University of Texas Health Science Center at San
Antonio)
Transdisciplinary Collaboration In Brazil’s Unified Health System:
Improving Evidence-Based Practice
Rogério Pinto, PhD, LCSW, Melanie M. Wall, PhD, Gary Yu, MPH
(Columbia University), Cláudia Penido, MS Psychology (Programa de
Saúde da Família/Saúde Mental), Clecy Schmidt, MD (Programa de
Saude da Famila, Brazil)
176 [RE&I] Psychosocial and Biopsychosocial HBGCC, Room 002A River Level
Well-Being Among Communities of Color Moderator: Blanca M. Ramos, PhD (State University of New York at
Albany)
Accompaniment in a Mexican Immigrant Community:
Conceptualization and Identification of Biopsychosocial Outcomes
Leticia Villarreal Sosa, PhD, Silvia Diaz, BA, MSW Candidate
(Dominican University)
Measuring Psychosocial Stress in Puerto Rican Women: The Hispanic
Women’s Social Stressor Scale (HWSSS)
Blanca M. Ramos, PhD, Young R. Do, ABD, Yong Li, PhD (State
University of New York at Albany)
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Mexican and U.S. -Born Women of Mexican Descent: Differences in
Perceptions of Psychological Well-Being
Venera Bekteshi, MSW, MPA, MA, PhD (University of Illinois at
Urbana-Champaign), Qingwen Xu, PhD (Tulane University), Thanh V.
Tran, PhD (Boston College)
Promoting Psychological Well-Being Among American Indian
and Alaska Native Women: The Role of Communal Mastery and
Historical Loss Awareness
Ciwang Teyra, MSW, Cynthia Pearson, PhD, Tessa Evans-Campbell, PhD
(University of Washington), Patricia Whitefoot, MA (Toppenish School
District)
177 [RD&M] Experimental Research HBGCC, Room 001A River Level
Moderator: Brianne H. Kothari, PhD (Portland State University)
Do Community HIV Mentors Trained in Evidence-Based, YouthFocused HIV Prevention Program Have An Effect On Youth
Outcomes?
Micaela Mercado, PhD, Hadiza Osuji, Mary McKay, PhD (New York
University)
Refund to Savings: Building Contingency Savings At Tax Time
Michal Grinstein-Weiss, PhD (Washington University in Saint Louis),
Dan Ariely, PhD (Duke University), Clinton Key, MA (University
of North Carolina at Chapel Hill), Krista Holub, MA (Washington
University in Saint Louis)
Strong Families Strong Forces: Preliminary Efficacy Outcomes From
a Randomized Clinical Trial of a Home-Based Intervention for
Military Families
Abigail M. Ross, MSW, MPH, Ellen DeVoe, PhD, Melissa Holt, PhD
(Boston University), Claudia Miranda-Julian, PhD (Tufts University)
Testing of a Sibling Intervention for Pre-Adolescent and Adolescent
Foster Youth
Brianne H. Kothari, PhD, Bowen McBeath, PhD (Portland State
University), Lew Bank, PhD (Oregon Social Learning Center), Paul
Sorenson, MSW (Portland State University)
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The Impacts of IDAs, Assets, and Debt On Future Orientation
and Psychological Depression: Evidence From a Randomized
Control Trial
Michal Grinstein-Weiss, PhD (Washington University in Saint Louis),
William Rohe, PhD, Clinton Key, MA, Jenna Tucker, MSW (University
of North Carolina at Chapel Hill)
178 [SO&GI] Challenges and Opportunities MR, Alamo Ballroom Salon F
at the Intersection of Religion 2nd Floor Elevator Level BR
and LGBTQ Identity Moderator: Rene Drumm, PhD (Southern Adventist University)
Growing Up Queer and Religious: A Quantitative Study Analyzing
the Relationship Between Religious Identity Conflict and Suicide in
Sexual Minority Youth
Jeremy Gibbs, MSW, Jeremy Goldbach, PhD (University of Southern
California)
LGBT Affirming BLACK Churches’ Responses To Homophobia, and
The HIV/AIDS Crisis
Terrence O. Lewis, PhD (Augsburg College)
Understanding Christian Social Work LGBT Advocacy: Research On
Social Change Efforts By An Unrecognized Population Group
Rene Drumm, PhD, Kristie Kristie Wilder, JD, Evie Nogales Baker, MSW
(Southern Adventist University)
“I Can Be a Whole Me”: Religious Lgbtq Individuals Negotiating
Intersecting Identities in Community Organizations
Lance C. Keene, MSW (University of Chicago), Megan S. Paceley, MSW,
Benjamin J. Lough, PhD (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign)
179 [SWP] Cultural Competence MR, River Terrace, Upper Parking Level
in Training and Practice
Elevator Level P2 Moderator: Gina B. Gaston, PhD, LCSW (University of Illinois at
Chicago)
African American Patient Perceptions of HIV Health Care Provider
Cultural Competence That Promote Adherence to Antiretroviral
Medication and Self-Care
Gina B. Gaston, PhD, LCSW (University of Illinois at Chicago)
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Effectiveness of Adaptations to Enhance Cultural Competence of
Health and Mental Health Services
Susan J. Wells, PhD (University of British Columbia Okanagan), Alan J.
Dettlaff, PhD (University of Illinois at Chicago), Priscilla Healey, Andrew
Vergara (University of British Columbia, Okanagan)
MSW Student Attitudes Towards Religious Diversity
Melissa Abell, PhD, Jennifer Manuel, PhD, Andrew Schoeneman, MS,
Sahar Al Khalaf, MSW (Virginia Commonwealth University)
Relationship Commitment Among African American Couples With
Young Children Following a Relationship Education Program: A
Dyadic Analysis
Katherine M. Winham, MS, MSSW, Jesse Owen, PhD, Jill L. Adelson,
PhD (University of Louisville)
180 [SM&AB] Substance Use Disorders HBGCC, Room 102B Street Level
Across Service Delivery Systems Moderator: Martin T. Hall, PhD, MSSW (University of Louisville)
Cross-Systems Collaboration Between Child Welfare, Alcohol and
Other Drugs, and Court Organizations: Perceptions of Parental
Substance Use Disorders
Amy He, LCSW, Dorian Traube, PhD (University of Southern California)
Parolee Treatment Outcomes: The Impact of Programs, Practice and
Practitioners
Jo Brocato, PhD, Ryan Fisher, PhD, Connie Ireland, PhD, Aili Malm,
PhD (California State University, Long Beach)
The Non-Medical Use of Prescription Drugs Among Criminal JusticeInvolved Women: the Role of Trauma and Inter-Personal Violence
Martin T. Hall, PhD, MSSW, Seana Golder, PhD (University of
Louisville)
Veteran Status and Substance Use Among Homeless Men in Los
Angeles’ Skid Row Neighborhood
Julie A. Couture, MSW, Harmony Rhoades, PhD, Suzanne Wenzel, PhD
(University of Southern California)
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181 Reception HBGCC, Bridge Hall Street Level
INFORMATION ON POSTER DISPLAY AND PRESENTATIONS
New for this year there are four poster presentation sessions: two mid-day sessions
and two early-evening sessions. The mid-day sessions are Friday, January 17, 2014
and Saturday, January 18, 2014, 12:00pm – 1:00pm. The early-evening sessions are
Friday, 6:00pm-7:45pm and Saturday, 6:15pm-8:00pm. Mid-day poster presenters
may display their posters starting at 10:30am; early-evening poster presenters may
display their posters starting at 2:00pm. Conference attendees may view posters
during any of these times; however, presenting authors are only expected to be
present during the poster presentation sessions.
6:15 pm - 8:00 pm POSTER PRESENTATIONS IV
182 HBGCC, Bridge Hall Street Level
Poster Presentations IV: Adolescent and Youth Development; Aging
Services and Gerontology; Child Welfare; Crime and Criminal
Justice; Gender; Health and Disability; International Social Work
and Global Issues; Mental Health; Organizations, Management,
and Communities; Poverty and Social Policy; Race, Ethnicity, and
Immigration; Research Design and Measurement; Research on Social
Work Education; Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity; Social
Work Practice; Substance Misuse and Addictive Behaviors; Work,
Family, and Family Policy
Adolescent and Youth Development (ADOL)
132P Factors Associated With Arrests Among Homeless Young
Adults
Karin E. Wachter, MEd, Sanna Thompson, PhD (University of Texas
at Austin), Kristin M. Ferguson, PhD (City University of New York),
Kimberly A. Bender, PhD (University of Denver)
133P The Circumplex Model and Internet Use Among SchoolAged Children in Korea
Yeonggeul Lee, MSW, Na Kyoung Song, MSW (State University of
New York at Albany)
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Aging Services and Gerontology (A&G)
134P Terminally Ill Older African Americans’ Cultural and
Value-Based Preferences in Receiving Care At the End of Life
Hyunjin Noh, PhD (University of Alabama)
135P Pathways to Homelessness of Older Adults Living in
Extended Stay Hotels
Wendy Myers White, BSW, Terri Lewinson, PhD (Georgia State
University)
136P Multiple Trajectories of Depressive Symptoms and Their
Predictors Among Older Adults in Poverty
Eun-Na Kang, MSW, Jae-Sung Choi, PhD (Yonsei University)
137P The Importance of Relationships With Neighbors for
Psychological Well-Being Among Midlife and Older Adults:
Evidence From a Longitudinal U.S. National Study
Emily Greenfield, PhD, Laurent Reyes, BSW, BA (Rutgers
University)
138P Relationship Between Older People’s Functional Health
and Volunteering, Full-Time, and Part-Time Employment:
Longitudinal Latent Growth Curve Model
Eunhee Choi, MSW, Fengyan Tang, PhD (University of Pittsburgh)
139P The Effects of the Intergenerational Program On Children
and the Elders
Li-Wen Liu, PhD, Ya-Li Lin, PhD (Tunghai University in Taiwan)
140P The Resilience Protective Factors Inventory: Psychometric
Evaluation of a Uni-Dimensional and Multi-Dimensional Factor
Structure
Kristin Bolton, PhD (University of North Carolina at Wilmington),
Alexa Smith-Osborne, PhD, Vijayan Pillai, PhD (University of Texas
at Arlington)
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Child Welfare (CW)
141P A Descriptive Study Of The Relationship Between HOMEBased Prevention Services and Family NEEDS
James D. Simon, MSW (University of Southern California)
142P Double Jeopardy: Multiple Victimization Among Youth
With Disabilities in the US Child Welfare System
Kristin Berg, AM, Cheng Shi Shiu, MSW (University of Chicago)
143P Fostering Positive Father-Child Interactions: Examining
Paternal Risk Factors Associated With Child Conduct Problems
in African American Families
Ericka M. Lewis, LMSW, Patricia L. Kohl, PhD (Washington
University in Saint Louis)
144P “I Only Want to Know What You Know”: The Use of
Orienting Messages During Forensic Interviews and Their Effects
On Child Behavior
Jennifer N. Anderson, LISW (CornerHouse), Gwendolyn
Anderson, MSW, Jane F. Gilgun, PhD, LICSW (University of
Minnesota-Twin Cities)
Crime and Criminal Justice (C&CJ)
145P Gender Equality, Beliefs, and Perpetration of Dating
Violence: Comparison of Male University Students in Asian and
European Cultural Contexts
Reiko Ozaki, MSW, Melanie Otis, PhD (University of Kentucky)
146P Indigenous Women’s Experiences of Violence Across Their
Lives: A Critical Ethnography
Catherine E. Burnette, PhD (Tulane University)
147P Promoting the Safety of Survivors of Intimate Partner
Violence: A Systematic Review of Methodological Rigor and
Intervention Effectiveness
Rachel J. Voth Schrag, MSW, LCSW (Washington University in
Saint Louis)
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148P Quantitative Analysis of the Relationship Between
Empowerment and Hope for Safety Among Domestic Violence
Victims
Ricky T. Munoz, JD, MSW, Karissa Martin, BA (University of
Oklahoma)
149P Should Programs Designed to Help IPV Survivors Screen
for Mental Health Related Problems: Voices From the Field
Catherine A. Simmons, PhD, LCSW, Matthew Delaney, BA, Leslie
Lindsey, BA (University of Memphis), Anna Whalley, LCSW (Shelby
County), Olliette Murry-Drobot, MBA (Family Safety Center of
Memphis and Shelby County), J. Gayle Beck, PhD (University of
Memphis)
Gender (G)
150P A Phenomenological Inquiry Into Men’s Experiences With
and Perceptions of Emergency Contraception
Rachel L. Wright, PhD (Independent Research Consultant), Caren
J. Frost, PhD (University of Utah), Peter R. Fawson, PhD (Eastern
Washington University), David K. Turok, MD (University of Utah)
151P Does Machismo Increase Self-Efficacy? Evidence From
University Students in Nicaragua
René Olate, PhD, Xiafei Wang, MSW (Ohio State University), Julio
Argueta, JD (Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Nicaragua Leon
(UNAN–Leon))
Health and Disability (H&D)
152P Colorectal Cancer Screening Behavior Among Older
Koreans: Directions Toward Reducing Cancer Health Disparity
Mihwa Lee, MSW, Hee Yun Lee, PhD (University of MinnesotaTwin Cities)
153P Impact of Communication Technology Use On Depression
and Self-Rated Health Status of Older Adults Dwelling in
Retirement Communities
Jeehoon Kim, PhD (Idaho State University), Hee Yun Lee, PhD
(University of Minnesota-Twin Cities)
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154P The Effects of Communication Technology Use On Older
Prostate Cancer Survivors’ Physical Activity Participation
Jeehoon Kim, PhD (Idaho State University), Hee Yun Lee, PhD
(University of Minnesota-Twin Cities)
155P Sustained Seronegativity Among Black MSM in NYC: The
Neg4Life Pilot Study
Jagadisa-devasri Dacus, MSSW (City University of New York)
156P Testing Measurement Invariance of a Scale of Self-Efficacy
for Sexual Health Between Heterosexual and Sexual Minority
African American Young Adults
Donald R. Gerke, MSW, Katie Plax, MD (Washington University in
Saint Louis)
157P The Impact of HIV On Behavioral Health Service
Utilization: Propensity Score Analysis of Nationally
Representative Household Survey Data
Man-Chun Chang, MS, Lynn A. Warner, PhD (State University of
New York at Albany)
158P Disparities in Cervical Cancer Prevention in the United
States: HPV Vaccine Completion in 18-30 Year Old Women
Chrisann Newransky, MA, MSW (Boston College)
159P Effects of Individual and Contextual Factors On Perceived
Quality of Healthcare Among Older Adults
Sunha Choi, PhD (University of Tennessee, Knoxville)
International Social Work and Global Issues (ISW&GI)
160P Awareness of HIV Among Emerging Adults in Vietnam:
The Relationship Between Information Access and Social Capital
Huong Nguyen, PhD (University of South Carolina), Clark M.
Peters, PhD, JD, MSW (University of Missouri-Columbia), Cheng
Shi Shiu, MSW (University of Chicago)
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Mental Health (MH)
161P A Multiethnic Examination of Suicidal Ideation, Psychotic
Symptoms and Belongingness Among Adults Based On the
Collaborative Psychiatric Epidemiological Surveys
Armando Barragán, MSW, Mercedes Hernandez, MSW, Ann-Marie
Yamada, PhD, Concepcion Barrio, PhD (University of Southern
California)
162P A Pilot Study On the Informed Consent Process
Among Spanish Speaking and English Speaking Latinos With
Schizophrenia
Concepcion Barrio, PhD (University of Southern California),
Luz Pinto, MA (University of California, San Diego), Mercedes
Hernandez, MSW (University of Southern California), Dilip Jeste,
MD, Barton Palmer, PhD (University of California, San Diego)
163P Clubhouse Members’ Family Social Networks and Recovery
From Severe Mental Illness
David E. Biegel, PhD, Ching-Wen Chang, MSW, Chia-Ling Chung,
MSW (Case Western Reserve University)
164P Is Symptomatic Remission a Necessary Step Towards Better
Functional Outcomes for Persons With Schizophrenia Engaged
in Community-Based Psychosocial Rehabilitation?
Caroline Sheng Foong Lim, MSW, Concepcion Barrio, PhD, John S.
Brekke, PhD (University of Southern California)
165P Life Course Challenges Faced By Siblings of Adults With
Schizophrenia Increase Risk for Depressive Symptoms
Matthew James Smith, PhD (Northwestern University), Jan S.
Greenberg, PhD (University of Wisconsin-Madison), Sarah A.
Sciortino, BS (University of Southern California), Gisela M.
Sandoval, PhD-MD (Northwestern University), Ellen P. Lukens,
PhD (Columbia University)
166P The Clinical Significance of Sub-Threshold Psychosis in the
General Population: Comorbidity and Suicide Risk
Jordan E. DeVylder, MS (Columbia University)
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167P The Relationship Between Stress and Global Functioning in
Adults With Autism Spectrum Disorders
Lauren Bishop-Fitzpatrick, MSW, Nancy J. Minshew, MD, Shaun M.
Eack, PhD (University of Pittsburgh)
168P Effects of Equine Assisted Psychotherapy On Psychological
Well-Being of Professionals Working With Trauma Victims
Hyun-Sun Park, PhD (California State University, Northridge)
169P Complex PTSD and Its Relationship To Mental Health and
Substance Abuse Outcomes In A Forensic Sample
Paulette M. Giarratano, PhD (State University of New York at
Buffalo)
170P Differences in PTSD Domains Between Survivors of WarType and Not War-Type Traumatic Events
Rebekah J. Nelson, MSW (Florida State University)
171P Examining Clinical Supervision As a Moderator of Trauma
Work, Secondary Trauma, and Functional Distress in Clinical
Social Workers
Adam Quinn, MSW, Brian Bride, PhD (University of Georgia),
Jacquelyn Lee, PhD (University of North Carolina at Wilmington),
Shari E. Miller, MSW, PhD (University of Georgia), Stacey Kolomer,
PhD (University of North Carolina at Wilmington)
172P Individual and Social Structural Trauma and Well-Being
Among Older Adults in Prison: Implications for Human and
Prisoner Rights Advocacy
Tina Maschi, PhD (Fordham University), Deborah Viola, PhD (New
York Medical College), Danee Sergeant (Fordham University)
173P Posttraumatic Stress Disorder Among Homeless Young
Adults: A Structural Equation Model
Sanna Thompson, PhD (University of Texas at Austin), Kimberly
A. Bender, PhD (University of Denver), Kristin M. Ferguson, PhD
(City University of New York)
Organizations, Management, and Communities (OM&C)
174P Preparing for Implementation: Finding Good Fit Between
Practice Innovation and Organizational Context
Bridget Bailey, Alicia C. Bunger, MSW, PhD, Yiwen Cao (Ohio State
University)
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Poverty and Social Policy (P&SP)
175P Emergency Saving and Household Outcomes
Leah M. Gjertson, MSW (University of Wisconsin-Madison)
176P Symbolic Stringency in Anti-Poverty Policy: State
Implementation of TANF EBT Restrictions
Vincent A. Fusaro, MSW, Amanda Rowe Tillotson, MSW
(University of Michigan-Ann Arbor)
Race, Ethnicity, and Immigration (RE&I)
177P Mental Health Correlates of Past Homelessness in Latinos
and Asians
Hans Young Oh, MSW, Jordan E. DeVylder, MS (Columbia
University)
178P Hope Among Undocumented Immigrant Youth in Family
Reunification: An Exploratory Study
Jessica Ranweiler, MSW (Lutheran Immigration and Refugee
Service), Jayshree Jani, PhD (University of Maryland Baltimore
County), Dawnya Underwood, MSW (Lutheran Immigration and
Refugee Service)
179P The Factor Structure of the Brief Symptom Inventory-18
With Latino Immigrant Day Laborers
Nalini Negi, PhD (University of Maryland at Baltimore), Derek
Iwamoto, PhD (University of Maryland at College Park)
180P Examining Faculty Attitudes and Perceptions of
Diversification Efforts At a Christian University
Christine K. Fulmer, MSW (University of Kentucky), Mark C. Smith
(Cedarville University), Melanie Otis, PhD (University of Kentucky)
181P Older Hospitalized African Americans: A Model for
Addressing Spiritual Needs
David R. Hodge, PhD, Robin P. Bonifas, PhD, Fei Sun, PhD
(Arizona State University)
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Saturday | January 18, 2014 | 6:15pm - 8:00pm
Research Design and Measurement (RD&M)
182P Recruitment Challenges in Qualitative Breast Cancer
Research With Older African-American Women
D. Scott Batey, MSW (University of Alabama, Birmingham),
Dana K. Harmon, PhD, MSW (University of West Alabama),
Crystal Broussard, MSW, Ellen L. Csikai, PhD, Shadi Martin, PhD
(University of Alabama)
183P Causal Inference Methodology for Social Work Research:
A Sample Analysis Using Federal Administrative Child Welfare
Data
Reiko K. Boyd, MSW, Bryn King, MSW, Jennifer Lawson, MSSW
(University of California, Berkeley)
184P The Influence of Caregiver and Child Age On Protective
Factors Within a Child Welfare Setting
Aislinn R. Conrad-Hiebner, MSW (University of Kansas), Stephanie
Wallio, PhD (North Central University), Alexander Schoemann,
PhD (University of Kansas)
Research on Social Work Education (RSWE)
185P Are Social Work Educators Bullies? Perceptions of
Sociopolitical Discourse in the Social Work Classroom
Gretchen E. Ely, PhD, Christopher Flaherty, PhD (University of
Kentucky)
186P Research Synthesis With Meta-Analysis of Empathy
Training Studies in Helping Professions
Victoria J. Dexter, PhD (Safe Horizon)
187P Can An Online Graduate Social Work Psychopathology
Course Change Conceptions of “Mental Illness” and Promote a
Critical Approach to Mental Health Practice?
Sara E. Groff, MSW, Tomi Gomory, PhD (Florida State University)
188P Faculty Members’ Scholarly Productivity: A Controlled
Comparison of Citation Impact Using the H-Index
John Barner, PhD, Michael J. Holosko, PhD, MSW (University of
Georgia), Bruce Thyer, PhD, LCSW (Florida State University)
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Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity (SO&GI)
189P “Homosexuality Is a Choice?” Antecedents of Beliefs About
Sexual Orientation Etiology
Jill Chonody, PhD (University of South Australia), Michael
R. Woodford, PhD (University of Michigan-Ann Arbor), Phil
Kavanagh, PhD (University of South Australia)
190P Overrepresented, Underserved: The Experiences of Lgbtq
Youth in Girls Detention Facilities in New York State
Sarah Mountz, PhD (California State University, Northridge)
Social Work Practice (SWP)
191P Managing Digital Identities: A Grounded Theory of Mental
Health Professionals’ Online Experiences
Kara S. Lopez, PhD (None), Susan P. Robbins, PhD (University of
Houston)
Substance Misuse and Addictive Behaviors (SM&AB)
192P WITHDRAWN
Not Applicable
193P Timing of Child Maltreatment and Alcohol Use in Young
Adulthood
Sae-Mi Jeon, MA (Boston University), Sunny H. Shin, PhD
(Virginia Commonwealth University), Yeonseung Chung, PhD
(Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology)
194P Personal and Social Network Characteristics As Predictors
of Resident Role Model Status Within Therapeutic Communities
Ashleigh Hodge, MSW, Keith Warren, PhD, Jessica V. Linley, MSW
(Ohio State University)
195P Residential Methamphetamine Treatment Programs for
Male and Female Offenders
Timothy Conley, PhD (University of Montana, Missoula)
196P Social Network Ties and Treatment for Alcohol Dependence
Orion P. Mowbray, PhD (University of Georgia)
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197P Subtypes of Treatment Use for Alcohol Use Disorders in the
Nesarc: A Latent Class Analysis
Orion P. Mowbray, PhD (University of Georgia), Joseph E. Glass,
PhD (University of Wisconsin-Madison), Claudette L. GrinnellDavis, MTS, MSW, MS, ABD (University of Michigan-Ann Arbor)
198P The Influence of Gender On Perceived Treatment Need
Among a Community Sample of Substance Users
Sheila P. Vakharia, MSW (Long Island University)
Work, Family, and Family Policy (WF&FP)
199P Parental Shift Works and Children’s Cognitive Outcomes: A
Sibling Fixed-Effects Regression Model
Minseop Kim (University of Pennsylvania), Nahri Jung (University
of Pittsburgh)
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Sunday - January 19, 2014
7:30 am - 8:30 am
Membership Meeting and Breakfast
183 Jeanne C. Marsh, PhD
(University of Chicago)
MR, Alamo Ballroom Salon D
2nd Floor Elevator Level BR
8:30 am - 8:45 am
Break 8:45 am - 10:30 am
SYMPOSIA
184 [CW] Latent Class Analysis HBGCC, Room 102A Street Level
in Child Welfare Research: Promise and Pitfalls Organizer: Judy Havlicek, PhD (University of Illinois at UrbanaChampaign)
Profiles of Maltreatment Among Foster Youth Making the Transition
to Adulthood
Judy Havlicek, PhD (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign)
Prevalence and Placement Patterns of Children in Foster Care With
Autism Spectrum Disorder
Lucy Bilaver, PHD MPP MS (Northern Illinois University), Judy
Havlicek, PhD (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign)
Repeated-Measures and Multilevel Latent Class Analysis in Child
Welfare Research
Andrew Zinn, PhD (University of Kansas), Cheryl Smithgall, PhD
(University of Chicago)
185 [CW] Leading Change in Child Welfare: HBGCC, Room 008B River Level
Results From a National Evaluation Organizer: Nancy S. Dickinson, PhD (University of Maryland at
Baltimore)
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Sunday | January 19 | 8:45am - 10:30am
Competency Development for Leaders in Child Welfare
Robin Leake, PhD, Shauna Rienks, PhD, Anna deGuzman, MS
(University of Denver)
Developing Competent Child Welfare Leaders Who Can Successfully
Implement Organizational Change
Deborah Reed, MSW (Portland State University), Freda Bernotavicz,
MS (University of Southern Maine), Robin Leake, PhD (University of
Denver)
Testing a Transfer of Learning Model for Child Welfare Middle
Managers
Shauna Rienks, PhD (University of Denver), Katharine Cahn, PhD
(Portland State University), Anna deGuzman, MS, Cathryn C. Potter,
PhD (University of Denver)
186 [ISW&GI] Adapting to Environmental HBGCC, Room 103A Street Level
Change: Evidence On Basic Needs and Livelihoods in Three
Developing Countries Organizer: Lisa Reyes Mason, PhD (University of Tennessee,
Knoxville)
Seasonal Water Insecurity in Urban Philippines: Household
Disparities and the Role of Gender and Resources
Lisa Reyes Mason, PhD (University of Tennessee, Knoxville)
Using Simulation Models and Ethnography to Understand Changing
Livelihoods Among Samburu Pastoralists
Carolyn K. Lesorogol, PhD (Washington University in Saint Louis),
Randall Boone, PhD (Colorado State University)
Socio-Cultural Considerations for Conservation Policy and
Livelihood Development Strategies in Madagascar
Kristen Wagner, PhD (University of Missouri-Saint Louis)
187 [SWP] Advancing Maternal and Infant HBGCC, Room 003B River Level
Mental Health Research: Adapting and Infusing Evidence Based
Practices Into Community Settings Organizer: Sarah Kye Price, PhD (Virginia Commonwealth University)
Discussant: Sarah Kye Price, PhD (Virginia Commonwealth University)
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Improving Parent-Child Relationships in Recovery: Exploring
Strategies for Integrating An Evidence-Based Parenting Intervention
Into Residential Substance Abuse Treatment
Gina Mittal, MSW (Boston University), Lisa Schottenfeld, MSW, MPH
(Mathematica Policy Research), Kimberly Warsett, BA, Ruth Paris, PhD
(Boston University)
Bringing Fathers Into Parenting Interventions: Acceptability and
Feasibility of Engagement Strategies
Jennifer L. Bellamy, PhD (University of Chicago)
Enhancing Home Visiting Programs With Doula Services
Renee C. Edwards, PhD (University of Chicago), Jon Korfmacher, PhD
(Erikson Institute), Sydney Hans, PhD (University of Chicago)
WORKSHOP
188 [SWP] Ssd for R: A Comprehensive HBGCC, Room 103B Street Level
Statistical Package to Analyze Single-Subject Research Data Charles Auerbach, PhD, Wendy Zeitlin Schudrich, PhD, Susan Mason,
PhD (Yeshiva University)
CONCURRENT PAPER PRESENTATIONS
189 [ADOL] Trauma, Victimization and Adverse HBGCC, Room 001B River Level
Experiences Related to Youth Delinquency Moderator: Patricia Logan-Greene, PhD (University at Buffalo)
Does Childhood Victimization Matter: A Longitudinal Study of
Substance Use and Criminal Activity From Adolescence to Young
Adulthood
Jungup Lee, MSW, Melissa Radey, PhD, Stephen J. Tripodi, PhD (Florida
State University)
The Nexus of Trauma & Mental Health in Girls’ Pathways
Delinquency
Dana DeHart, PhD (University of South Carolina)
Violence Exposure As a Pathway to Delinquency: A Proposed Cycle of
Abuse and Neglect Among Incarcerated Juvenile Sexual Abusers
Kevin Tan, MSW, Adam Brown, MSW (University of Chicago),
George Leibowitz, PhD (University of Vermont), David Burton, PhD
(Smith College)
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“ACEs”-Informed Subgroups Among Youth in the “Pipeline to
Crime”: A Latent Class Analysis
Patricia Logan-Greene, PhD (University at Buffalo), Bokyung Elizabeth
Kim, MSW, Sharon Borja, MSW, Isaias R. Hernandez, MSW, Paula S.
Nurius, PhD (University of Washington)
190 [CW] Cross System Child Welfare Issues HBGCC, Room 102B Street Level
Moderator: Stephanie L. Rivaux, PhD (University of Texas at Austin)
Developing a Social Justice Approach to Public Child Welfare
Practice: The Effects of a Critical Race Theory-Based MSW
Curriculum
Susan Nakaoka, MSW (University of California, Los Angeles), Abigail
Pansacola, MSW, Lorraine Dillard, BA (California State University,
Dominguez Hills)
Factors Impacting Effective Use of Medical Evaluations in Child
Abuse Cases: Findings From a Multi-Site Study
Stephanie L. Rivaux, PhD, Monica Faulkner, PhD, Laura Marra, MSSW
(University of Texas at Austin), Rebecca Gomez, PhD (University of
Texas at San Antonio), Beth Gerlach, PhD (University of Texas at Austin)
The IMPACT Of Religiosity On The Delinquency Of Maltreated
YOUTH
Jill Schreiber, PhD (Southern Illinois University at Edwardsville)
Understanding the Impact of a Capped Allocation Environment in
Child Welfare and Juvenile Probation
Charlie Michael Ferguson, PhD (San Jose State University)
191 [CW] Stakeholder Perspectives HBGCC, Room 002B River Level
in Child Welfare Moderator: Michele D. Hanna, PhD (University of Denver)
Foster Youth Perception of the Foster Home As a Predictor of
Internalized Mental Health
Paul Sorenson, MSW, Bowen McBeath, PhD (Portland State University),
Lew Bank, PhD (Oregon Social Learning Center), Brianne H. Kothari,
PhD (Portland State University)
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Inside the “Black Box”: Parent Perspectives On Differential Response
in Child Protective Services
Tamara Fuller, Megan S. Paceley, MSW (University of Illinois at
Urbana-Champaign), Jill Schreiber, PhD (Southern Illinois University at
Edwardsville)
Making Sense of Poverty in Child Welfare: A Grounded Theory
Analysis of Public and Tribal Child Welfare Workers’ Construction of
Poverty & Its Causes
Juliana M. Carlson, AM (University of Minnesota-Twin Cities)
Residential Treatment and Adoption: The Adoptive Parent
Perspective
Michele D. Hanna, PhD, Erin Boyce, MSW (University of Denver)
192 [C&CJ] Examining Sexual Assault MR, River Terrace, Upper Parking Level
Elevator Level P2
Perpetration, Attitudes, and Interventions Moderator: Debra Patterson, PhD (Wayne State University)
An Exploratory Study of Rape Myth Acceptance Among College
Students in China
Jia Xue, Master of Law (University of Pennsylvania), Gang Fang, PhD
(Beijing Forestry University)
Interdisciplinary Team Communication and Conflicts Among Nurses
and Sexual Assault Victim Advocates
Debra Patterson, PhD (Wayne State University)
Pathways to Justice: The Movement of Adult Female Sexual Assault
Cases Across the Criminal Justice System
Sharon B. Murphy (University of New Hampshire, Durham)
Understanding Sexual Assault Perpetration: A Test of the Confluence
Model in a Diverse, National Sample of Men
Erin A. Casey, PhD, Tatiana Masters, PhD, Blair Beadnell, PhD, Marilyn
Hoppe, PhD, Diane Morrison, PhD, Elizabeth A. Wells, PhD (University
of Washington)
HBGCC, Room 008A River Level
193 [H&D] Impact of Child and Parental Disabilities and Relationships Moderator: Melissa Lippold, PhD (The Pennsylvania State University)
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Parent Attitudes and Perceptions of Internalized Emotional Distress
in Children With Developmental Conditions
Jolynn Haney, Linda Houser, PhD (Widener University)
Parent-Child Relationships and Child Physical Health and StressRelated Physiology: A Daily Diary Investigation
Melissa Lippold, PhD, Susan McHale, PhD, Kelly Davis, PhD, David
Almeida, PhD (The Pennsylvania State University)
The Prevalence of Parental Disabilities in Termination of Parental
Rights Proceedings
Traci LaLiberte, PhD, Elizabeth Lightfoot, PhD (University of
Minnesota-Twin Cities)
The Risk and Timing of Divorce in Parents of Children With a
Developmental Disability
Eun Ha Namkung, MSW, Jieun Song, PhD, Jan Steven Greenberg, PhD,
Marsha R. Mailick, PhD (University of Wisconsin-Madison), Frank
Floyd, PhD (University of Hawaii)
194 [ISW&GI] Challenges Facing Children and
HBGCC, Room 001A River Level
Families Globally Moderator: Hyojin Im, PhD (Virginia Commonwealth University)
Developing a Culturally Relevant Psychosocial Intervention Model for
Urban Somali Refugees in Kenya
Hyojin Im, PhD (Virginia Commonwealth University), Abdulkadir
Warsame, MD (Tawakal Medical Centre), David Ndetei, MD (University
of Nairobi)
Internally Displaced Children in Nepal: Global Implications On Data
Inconsistency and Methodological Challenges
Bonita B. Sharma, MSSW, Arati Maleku, MSW, Silviya Nikolova
(University of Texas at Arlington)
Reasons for Women’s Entry Into Sex Work: A Case Study of India
Sunny Sinha, PHD (Marywood University)
Social Networks and Caregiving Practices Among Street Children in
Bangladesh
Md. Hasan Reza, MSW (University of Chicago)
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195 [MH] Psychotropic Medications and Costs HBGCC, Room 003A River Level
Moderator: Cynthia A. Fontanella, PhD (Ohio State University)
Comorbid Health Conditions and Healthcare Expenditures: A
Comparison Study By Mental Illness Status
Sungkyu Lee, PhD, Sunha Choi, PhD (University of Tennessee,
Knoxville), Aileen Rothbard, ScD (University of Pennsylvania)
Eligibility-Based Psychotropic Polypharmacy Trends and Patterns
Among Youth Enrolled in Ohio Medicaid, 2002-2008
Cynthia A. Fontanella, PhD (Ohio State University), Lynn A. Warner,
PhD (Albany State University), Gary Phillips, MAS, J.A. Bridge, PhD,
John V. Campo, MD (Ohio State University)
Medicaid Expenditures On Psychotropic Drugs for a National Sample
of Children in Child Welfare
Ramesh Raghavan, MD, PhD, Derek S. Brown, PhD (Washington
University in Saint Louis), Ben Allaire, MS (Research Triangle Institute),
Lin Shao, MS, Lauren Garfield, PhD (Washington University in Saint
Louis)
196 [OM&C] The Dynamics of Power and MR, Alamo Ballroom Salon E
Influence Across Organizations,
2nd Floor Elevator Level BR
Communities, and Policy Arenas Moderator: Heather R. Edwards, PhD (Wayne State University)
Concentrated Disadvantage, the Geography of Power, and the Spatial
Distribution of Nonprofit Human Service Organizations
Eve Garrow, PhD (University of Michigan-Ann Arbor)
Fostering Democracy Or Institutionalizing Exclusion? How Human
Service Organizations Attempt to “Speak” On Behalf of Vulnerable
Communities
Jennifer E. Mosley, PhD, Colleen M. Grogan, PhD (University of
Chicago)
How Power Dynamics Influence the Role of Social Work Community
Practice in Sacrifice Zones
Amy Krings, MSW (University of Michigan-Ann Arbor)
Influencing Policymaking: A Rhetorical Analysis of Congressional
Child Welfare Testimonies
Heather R. Edwards, PhD, Louise Samuel, MSW
(Wayne State University)
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197 [P&SP] Families and Poverty: MR, Alamo Ballroom Salon B
Theoretical and Empirical Approaches
2nd Floor Elevator Level BR Moderator: Kevin Shafer, PhD (Brigham Young University)
Family Structure and the Welfare of Women and Children: Evidence
From the 2010 American Community Survey
Kevin Shafer, PhD (Brigham Young University), Todd M. Jensen, MSW,
CSW (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill)
Symbolic Capital As a Tool for Social Change: Social Work and
Bourdieu
Guy Feldman, MSW (Bryn Mawr College), Roni Strier, PhD (University
of Haifa), Hillel Schmid, PhD (The Hebrew University of Jerusalem)
198 [RE&I] Racial and Ethnic MR, Alamo Ballroom Salon C
2nd Floor Elevator Level BR
Differences in Services for Foster Care Moderator: David S. Crampton, PhD (Case Western Reserve University)
Kinship Care and Undocumented Latino Children in the Texas Foster
Care System
Jennifer Scott, MSSW, MIA, Monica Faulkner, PhD (University of Texas
at Austin), Jodi Berger Cardoso, PhD (University of Houston)
Racial and Ethnic Differences in Crisis Nursery Service Utilization
and Subsequent Foster Care Placement - The Role of Engagement
David S. Crampton, PhD, Susan Yoon, MSW (Case Western Reserve
University)
Racial/Ethnic Differences in Mental Health Service Use By Foster
Youth Aging Out: Who Uses and Who Continues to Use After Care?
Margarita Villagrana, PhD (University of Southern California), Theresa
Knott, PhD (California State University, Northridge), Maanse Hoe, PhD
(Keimyung University)
199 [RD&M] Psychometric Research HBGCC, Room 002A River Level
Moderator: Andrew Subica, PhD (University of Southern California)
Assessing Multiple Methods for Measuring Clinical Change Using the
Child and Adolescent Needs and Strengths (CANS) Assessment
Bethany Lee, PhD, John A. Cosgrove, MSW, Mark Lardner, MSW,
LCSW-C, Neil Mallon (University of Maryland at Baltimore)
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Sunday | January 19 | 8:45am - 10:30am
Development and Testing of the Multi-Modal Coping
Inventory (MMCI)
Carlton D. Craig, PhD, Patricia G. Cook-Craig, PhD (University of
Kentucky)
Psychometric Properties of the Beck Depression Inventory – II
Among Adult Psychiatric Inpatients
Andrew Subica, PhD (University of Southern California), J. Christopher
Fowler, PhD (The Menninger Clinic), Jon D. Elhai, PhD (University
of Toledo), B. Christopher Frueh, PhD (The Menninger Clinic), Carla
Sharp, PhD (University of Houston), Erin L. Kelly, PhD (University of
California, Los Angeles), Jon G. Allen, PhD (The Menninger Clinic)
The Effects of Measurement Error in the Independent Variable On
the Standardized Mean Difference and a Proposed Procedure for
Correcting It
William R. Nugent, PhD (University of Tennessee, Knoxville)
200 [SM&AB] Substance Use During MR, Alamo Ballroom Salon F
2nd Floor Elevator Level BR Adolescence and Emerging Adulthood
Moderator: Stella M. Resko, PhD (Wayne State University)
Child Maltreatment, Impulsivity, and Alcohol Use in Young
Adulthood
Sunny H. Shin, PhD (Virginia Commonwealth University), Sungkyu Lee,
PhD (University of Tennessee, Knoxville), Sae-Mi Jeon, MA (Virginia
Commonwealth University), Thomas A. Wills, PhD (University of
Hawai`i)
Examining Adolescent Substance Use and Obesity Among a
Nationally Representative Sample
Andrea Brinkmann, MSW (University of Southern California)
Long Term Effects of Video and Computer Gaming Overuse On
Depression, Conduct Disorder, and Substance Use Disorder Among
Adolescents in the U.S
Chennan Liu, MA, Janet Liechty, PhD (University of Illinois at UrbanaChampaign)
Public Perceptions and Attitudes Toward Adolescent Marijuana Use:
Results of a State-Wide Survey
Stella M. Resko, PhD (Wayne State University)
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Sunday | January 19 | 8:45am - 12:15pm
201 [WF&FP] Precarious Employment, MR, Riverview, Lower Parking Level
Work Hours and Job Opportunities:
Elevator Level P1
The Role of Social Policy and Employer Practices Moderator: Susan Lambert, PhD (University of Chicago)
An Analysis of Experiences of Discrimination and Functional Health
Over the Life Course Among Women
Ian Jantz, MSW, Quenette Walton, AM (University of Illinois at Chicago)
Determinants of Employment: Impact of Medicaid and Chip Among
Unmarried Female Heads of Household With Young Children
Gina L. Rosen, MPP (University of California, Los Angeles)
Opportunity Structures At Department Stores and Older Workers’
Job Prospects
Ellen G. Frank-Miller, MA (University of Chicago)
The Role of Manager Practices and Employee Work-Life
Responsibilities in Explaining Fluctuating and Scarce Hours in PartTime Retail Jobs
Susan Lambert, PhD, Julia R. Henly, PhD, Alexandra B. Stanczyk, AM
(University of Chicago)
10:30 am - 10:45 am
Break 10:45 am - 12:15 pm
SYMPOSIA
202 [CW] Findings From the Midwest HBGCC, Room 102A Street Level
Evaluation of the Adult Functioning of Former Foster Youth Organizer: Mark E. Courtney, PhD (University of Chicago)
Self-Reported Experience of Maltreatment in Care By Foster Youth
Making the Transition to Adulthood
Mark E. Courtney, PhD (University of Chicago)
Classes of Maltreatment in a Sample of Foster Youth
Colleen E. Cary, LMSW, Mark E. Courtney, PhD (University of Chicago)
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Does Education Pay for Former Foster Care Youth? Results From
Waves 4 and 5 of the Midwest Study
Nathanael Okpych, MSW, Mark E. Courtney, PhD (University of
Chicago)
Psychosocial Pathways to Sexually Transmitted Infection (STI) Risk
Among Youth Transitioning Out of Foster Care: Evidence From a
Longitudinal Cohort Study
Kym R. Ahrens, MD, MPH, Cari McCarty, PhD, Jane Simoni, PhD
(University of Washington), Amy Dworsky, Mark E. Courtney, PhD
(University of Chicago)
203 [MH] Fighting Stigma On the HBGCC, Room 008B River Level
Front Lines: Study Findings to Inform the Development of
Interventions to Increase Treatment Seeking Among Soldiers Organizer: Elisa V. Borah, PhD (University of Texas Health Science
Center at San Antonio)
Army Soldiers’ Knowledge, Attitudes and Treatment Seeking
Behaviors Regarding Posttraumatic Stress Disorder
Elisa V. Borah, PhD, Katherine A. Dondanville, PsyD, Paul G. Fowler,
BA, Kristi E. Pruiksma, PhD (University of Texas Health Science Center
at San Antonio)
Evaluation of An Intervention Targeting Stigma & Enhancing
Military Leaders’ Ability to Encourage Soldiers to Seek PTSD
Treatment
Katherine A. Dondanville, PsyD, Elisa V. Borah, PhD, Paul G. Fowler, BA
(University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio)
Are Sleep Problems Less Stigmatizing for Soldiers Than PTSD?
Kristi E. Pruiksma, PhD, Nicholas Holder, BA, Brooke A. Fina, LCSW,
Emily Kitsmiller, BA, Paul G. Fowler, BA, Elisa V. Borah, PhD, Katherine
A. Dondanville, PsyD (University of Texas Health Science Center at San
Antonio), Daniel J. Taylor, PhD (University of North Texas)
204 [OM&C] Researching Ways to Promote HBGCC, Room 003B River Level
Community Action and Social Change Organizer: Elizabeth A. Segal, PhD (Arizona State University)
The Role of Community Based Organizations in Public Housing
Redevelopment Planning
Laurie A. Walker, MSW, PhD (Arizona State University), Jean East, PhD
(University of Denver)
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Sunday | January 19 | 10:45am - 12:15pm
Participatory Action Research As a Tool for Social Change: Lgbtq
Young People Impacting Their Communities
M. Alex Wagaman, PhD (Virginia Commonwealth University)
Measuring Social Empathy: Tool for Researchers to Effect Social
Change
Elizabeth A. Segal, PhD (Arizona State University)
205 [SM&AB] Emerging Adults in Substance HBGCC, Room 103A Street Level
Use Disorder Treatment Organizer: Douglas C. Smith, PhD (University of Illinois at UrbanaChampaign)
Marijuana Withdrawal Among Emerging Adults Receiving
Outpatient Substance Use Disorder Treatments
Jordan P. Davis, MSW, Douglas C. Smith, PhD (University of Illinois at
Urbana-Champaign)
Three and Six Month Predictive Validity of Readiness to Change
Measures for Emerging Adults in Substance Use Disorder Treatment
Douglas C. Smith, PhD, Jordan P. Davis, MSW (University of Illinois at
Urbana-Champaign)
Twelve Month Mental Health, Substance Use and Service Use
Trajectories Among Emerging Adults in Outpatient Substance Use
Disorder Treatments
Leah R. Cleeland, MSW, Judy Havlicek, PhD, Douglas C. Smith, PhD,
Jordan P. Davis, MSW (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign)
WORKSHOP
206 [SWP] The Science of Research HBGCC, Room 103B Street Level
Synthesis: Limiting Bias and Error in Research Reviews Julia H. Littell, PhD (Bryn Mawr College), Brandy R. Maynard, PhD
(Saint Louis University)
CONCURRENT PAPER PRESENTATIONS
207 [ADOL] Understanding Predictors of HBGCC, Room 002B River Level
Academic Achievement Moderator: Katherine L. Montgomery, PhD (Washington University in
Saint Louis)
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Sunday | January 19 | 10:45am - 12:15pm
School-Based Delinquency Prevention: A Review of “Evidence-Based”
Treatments
Katherine L. Montgomery, PhD (Washington University in Saint Louis),
Brandy R. Maynard, PhD (Saint Louis University), Johnny S. Kim, PhD
(University of Denver)
The Role of Caregiver Support in Improving Academic Achievement
of AIDS-Orphaned Children in Uganda
Proscovia Nabunya, Leyla Ismayilova, PhD (University of Chicago), Fred
M. Ssewamala, PhD, Jennifer Nattabi, BA (Columbia University)
Understanding the School Experience and High School Graduation
Rates of Middle School Profiles of School Victimization and Problem
Behaviors
Kevin Tan, MSW, Ryan Heath, AM, Aditi Das, Yoonsun Choi, PhD
(University of Chicago)
Youth Physical Activity As a Predictor of School Self-Esteem and
Academic Achievement
Christopher Wretman, MSW, Natasha Bowen, PhD (University of North
Carolina at Chapel Hill)
208 [CW] Famiy Engagement and Team HBGCC, Room 102B Street Level
Conferencing Moderator: Robin E. Perry, PhD (Florida A & M University)
Family Team Conferencing: Results and Implications From An
Experimental Study in Florida
Robin E. Perry, PhD (Florida A & M University), Jane Yoo, PhD (Clarus
Research), Toni Spoliansky, MA (Partnership for Strong Families)
From Investigating to Engaging Families: Working Toward Racial
Equity in Child Welfare
Annette M. Semanchin Jones, MSW (University of Minnesota-Twin
Cities)
Strategies for Engaging Foster Care Youth in Permanency Planning
Family Team Conferences
Astraea Augsberger, PhD (Boston University)
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Sunday | January 19 | 10:45am - 12:15pm
209 [CW] Parents and Kin in Child Welfare HBGCC, Room 001A River Level
Moderator: Christina Sogar, PhD (University of Nebraska, Kearney)
Head Start Participation and Mothers’ Use of Spanking: A
Moderation Analysis By Child Gender
RaeHyuck Lee, MSW (Columbia University), Jeanne Brooks-Gunn,
PhD (Teachers College, Columbia University), Wen-Jui Han (New York
University), Jane Waldfogel, PhD (Columbia University), Fuhua Zhai,
PhD (State University of New York at Stony Brook)
Parenting Stress Among Child Welfare Involved Families: A MultiDimensional Analysis
Jessica Rodriguez-JenKins, MSW, Maureen O. Marcenko, PhD
(University of Washington)
Parents With Disabilities in the Child Welfare System
Christina Sogar, PhD (University of Nebraska, Kearney)
The Impact of Kin Support On American Indian Families
Gordon Limb, PhD, Kevin Shafer, PhD (Brigham Young University)
210 [H&D] Prevention and Resilience HBGCC, Room 008A River Level
Among People at Risk for HIV Moderator: Paul W. Colson, PhD (Columbia University)
A Meta-Analysis of HIV Prevention Interventions Targeting Women
With Criminal Justice Involvement
Sameena Azhar, MSW, MPH, Kathryn Berringer, BA, Matthew
Epperson, PhD (University of Chicago)
Differences in TB Knowledge & Attitudes Among Non-Hispanic
Black and White US-Born Tuberculosis Patients
Paul W. Colson, PhD (Columbia University), Chaturia D. Rouse,
Meredith M. Howley, MS, Dolly Katz, PhD (CDC), Yael HirschMoverman, PhD (Columbia University), Rachel A. Royce, Phd, MPH
(RTI International)
Sacred Journey: Healthy Womanhood in a Pacific Northwest Tribe
Katie Schultz, MSW, Cynthia Pearson, PhD, Taryn Lindhorst, PhD
(University of Washington), Annie Belcourt, PhD (University of
Montana, Missoula), Winona Wynn, PhD (Heritage University), Patricia
Whitefoot, MA (Toppenish School District)
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Sunday | January 19 | 10:45am - 12:15pm
Ties That Bind: Community Attachment and Discriminations Among
Black Men Who Have Sex With Men (MSM)
Laurens G. Van Sluytman, PhD, MA, LCSW (Morgan State University),
Pilgrim Spikes, PhD (Centers for Disease Control), Vijay Nandi, PhD
(New York Blood Center), Hong Van Tieu, MD, MS (Laboratory of
Infectious Disease Prevention, New York Blood Center), Victoria Frye,
PhD (New York Blood Center), Jocelyn Patterson, PhD (Centers for
Disease Control), Beryl Koblin, PhD (New York Blood Center)
211 [MH] Recovery, Empowerment, and HBGCC, Room 001B River Level
Shared Decision-Making Moderator: Sadaaki Fukui, PhD (University of Kansas)
Constructing Individuals’ Lived Experiences in Shaping Social
Inclusion: Voices of Persons in Recovery From Mental Illness
Megan C. Stanton, MSW, Yin-Ling Irene Wong, PhD, Roberta G. Sands,
PhD (University of Pennsylvania)
Self-Stigma and Organizational Empowerment In CombinedCommunity Mental Health and Consumer-Run Services: Two
Randomized Controlled Trials
Steven P. Segal, PhD, Carol J. Silverman, PhD (University of California,
Berkeley), Tanya L. Temkin, MA, MPH (Kaiser Permanente of Northern
California,Oakland)
Shared Decision-Making (SDM) for People With Serious Mental
Illness
Sadaaki Fukui, PhD (University of Kansas), Michelle Salyers, PhD,
Mariann Matthias, PhD (Indiana University - Purdue University,
Indianapolis)
Using Ethnographic Methods to Explore Team Culture and Recovery
Orientation
Stacey Barrenger, AM (University of Pennsylvania), Kendall Atterbury,
MSW, Victoria Stanhope, PhD (New York University)
212 [MH] Youth at Risk: Treatment HBGCC, Room 003A River Level
Foster Care, Homelessness and Systems of Care Moderator: Theda Rose, PhD (University of Maryland at Baltimore)
Examining Relationships Between Number of Youth in the Home,
Treatment Processes, and Outcomes in Treatment Foster Care
Elizabeth M. Z. Farmer, PhD, Dalia El-Khoury, MEd (Virginia
Commonwealth University)
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Sunday | January 19 | 10:45am - 12:15pm
Examining Strengths Among Systems of Care Youth: A Latent Class
Analysis
Theda Rose, PhD, Bethany Lee, PhD, Maria Jose Horen, MS, MPH
(University of Maryland at Baltimore)
Prevalence and Outcomes of Childhood Poly-Victimization Among
Homeless Youth
Kimberly A. Bender, PhD, Samantha M. Brown, MA, Lisa Langenderfer,
MSW (University of Denver), Sanna Thompson, PhD (University of
Texas at Austin), Kristin M. Ferguson, PhD (City University of New
York)
Treatment Implementation and Parenting Practices in Treatment
Foster Care
Elizabeth M. Z. Farmer, PhD (Virginia Commonwealth University),
Melissa Lippold, PhD (The Pennsylvania State University), Shihhye Lee,
MSW (Virginia Commonwealth University)
213 [OM&C] The Impact of Organizational MR, Riverview, Lower Parking Level
Elevator Level P1
Climates and Cultures on the Child
Welfare Staff and Clients Moderator: HaeJung Kim, PhD (West Virginia University)
Relationship Between Psychological Organizational Climate and Job
Satisfaction Among Child Welfare Employees in Voluntary Agencies
Allison Houston, MS, CPH, Anne-Marie Gomes, MPH, MSW, Nancy
Claiborne, PhD (State University of New York at Albany)
The Quest for Rural Child Welfare Workers: How Different Are They
From Their Urban Counterparts in Demographics, Work Attitudes,
and Organizational Climate?
HaeJung Kim, PhD (West Virginia University), Karen M. Hopkins, PhD
(University of Maryland)
MR, Alamo Ballroom Salon B
214 [P&SP] Homeless Adults: Services and Needs
2nd Floor Elevator Level BR Moderator: Deborah A. Fisk, PhD (University of Connecticut)
“They Can Only Do So Much”: Reliance On Family While Coping
With Rural Homelessness
Deanna Trella, PhD, Timothy Hilton, PhD (Northern Michigan
University)
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Sunday | January 19 | 10:45am - 12:15pm
Living Arrangements and Maternal Parenting Stress: Doubling Up in
Housing, Doubling Down On Stress
William J. Schneider, BA, Kimberly Spencer, MSW, Soyeon Kim, MSW,
Angela Aifah, MSW, Rong Zhao, MS (Columbia University)
Predicting Housing Stability in a Population Study of Privately
Subsidized Housing
Daniel Brisson, PhD (University of Denver), Jennifer Covert (Mercy
Housing)
Use of Medical Services By Homeless Persons With Psychiatric and
Co-Occurring Disorders
Deborah A. Fisk, PhD (University of Connecticut)
215 [P&SP] Politics, Poverty, MR, Alamo Ballroom Salon E
2nd Floor Elevator Level BR
and Children Moderator: Sandra S. Butler, PhD (University of Maine)
Documenting the Consequences of a State TANF Time Limit Law:
Research Supporting Legislative Change
Sandra S. Butler, PhD (University of Maine)
Knowledge, Politics, and Welfare Reform: Examining the Policy
Changes in the General Assistance Program in Washington State
Yu-Ling Chang, MSW (University of Washington)
Politics and Poverty: State-Level Determinants of Payday Loan
Interest Rates
Trey Bickham, MSW, Michelle Livermore, PhD, Younghee Lim, PhD
(Louisiana State University at Baton Rouge)
State TANF Time Limit and Sanction Policies and Children’s
Wellbeing
Julia Shu-Huah Wang, MS, MSW (Columbia University)
216 [RE&I] Community and HBGCC, Room 002A River Level
Interpersonal Violence Moderator: Ijeoma Nwabuzor Ogbonnaya, PhD, (University of Southern
California)
Correlates of Gang Involvement Among Detained African American
Adolescent Females
Dexter Voisin, PhD (University of Chicago), Kelly King, MPH (John
Hopkins)
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Domestic Violence Among Unauthorized Immigrant Parents
Reported for Child Maltreatment: Findings from the National Survey
of Child and Adolescent Well-Being, II (NSCAW II)
Ijeoma Nwabuzor Ogbonnaya, PhD, Megan A. Finno, MSW (University
of Southern California), Patricia L. Kohl, PhD (Washington University in
Saint Louis)
Parenting in Puerto Rican Families Experiencing Substance Use and
Intimate Partner Violence
Lirio Negroni, PhD, Cristina Mogro-Wilson, PhD, Michie N.
Hesselbrock, PhD (University of Connecticut)
Speak to Me, Man of God: Black Pastor’s Views On Handling Trauma
and Violence in Urban Communities of Need
Jennifer Shepard Payne, PhD (University of Illinois at Chicago)
217 [RE&I] Immigration MR, Alamo Ballroom Salon C
2nd Floor Elevator Level BR Policy and Reform
Moderator: David K. Androff, PhD (Arizona State University)
Findings From An Extended Case Management U.S. Refugee
Resettlement Program
Stacey A. Shaw, MSW (Columbia University), Patrick Poulin, MSW
(International Rescue Committee)
Human Service Organizations and Immigration Reform:
Administrators’ Knowledge About Immigration Policy
Bethany G. Womack, MSW, Brenda D. Smith, PhD (University of
Alabama)
On the Frontlines of Immigration Reform: Forms of Practice
Discretion
Brenda D. Smith, PhD, Bethany G. Womack, MSW (University of
Alabama)
Restrictive State Immigration Policies and Immigrant Population
Shifts: Using Geospatial Mapping Techniques to Inform Policy and
Practice
David K. Androff, PhD, David Becerra, PhD, Jaime Booth, MSW, Cecilia
Ayón, PhD (Arizona State University)
MR, Alamo Ballroom Salon F
218 [SWP] Building and Implementing Evidence-Based Practice 2nd Floor Elevator Level BR
Moderator: Ann Curry-Stevens, PhD (Portland State University)
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Evaluating a Leadership Development Initiative Among Six
Communities of Color: Building the Evidence Base of CulturallySpecific Programming
Ann Curry-Stevens, PhD (Portland State University), Abdiasis
Mohamed, BSW (Africa House)
Evidence Based Practice Behaviors: Implications for Third Party
Reimbursement
Micki Washburn, MA (University of Houston)
Models for Implementing University-Agency Partnerships for
Evidence-Based Practice in Social Work: Results From a National
Mixed Methods Study
Jennifer L. Bellamy, PhD (University of Chicago), Sarah E. BledsoeMansori, PhD, MSW, MPhil (University of North Carolina at Chapel
Hill), Traci Wike, PhD (Virginia Commonwealth University), Erna
Dinata, PhD (University of Chicago), Melissa D. Grady, PhD (The
Catholic University of America), Candace Killian-Farrell, LCSW, MSSW
(University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill)
States Experiencing Barriers to Implementing Evidence-Based
Practice in Public Mental Health Settings
Kellie D. Cody, PhD (Campbellsville University)
219 [SM&AB] Individual and Social MR, River Terrace, Upper Parking Level
Elevator Level P2
Context Influences on Substance
Use and Recovery Moderator: Suzanne Brown, PhD (Wayne State University)
Does Industrialization Change Drinking Behaviors in China? A
Longitudinal Study of Changing Patterns of Alcohol Consumption in
Modern China
Christine W. M. Lou, MSW, Julian C. C. Chow, PhD (University of
California, Berkeley)
Early Bonding Experiences, Social Support, and Quality of Life
Among Women in Substance Abuse Treatment
Suzanne Brown, PhD (Wayne State University), Elizabeth M. Tracy, PhD
(Case Western Reserve University)
The Influence of Social Recovery Capital, Stress, and Relapse On the
Mental Health of Individuals Recovering From Addiction
Jacquelyn S. Hillios, PhD, James Lubben, DSW, MPH (Boston College)
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Board of Directors 2013-2014
President
Jeanne Marsh, PhD
University of Chicago
President-Elect
Eddie Uehara, PhD
University of Washington
Vice President
Wynne Korr, PhD
University of Illinois at
Urbana-Champaign
Vice President-Elect
James Lubben, PhD
Boston College
Immediate Past Vice President
Ruth E. Dunkle, PhD
University of Michigan
Secretary
Alberta Ellett, PhD
University of Georgia
Members-at-Large
Jackie Hawkins, MSW
University of Michigan
(Student Member-at-Large)
Karen Hopkins, PhD
University of Maryland
Sean Joe, PhD
University of Michigan
Karen Lincoln, PhD
University of Southern California
Ruth McRoy, PhD
Boston College
Brian Perron, PhD
University of Michigan
Lela Rankin Williams, PhD
Arizona State University
Treasurer
Bowen McBeath, PhD
Portland State University
Founding President
Janet B.W. Williams, DSW
New York State Psychiatric Institute
Columbia University
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SSWR Presidents
1994 - 2014
Janet B.W. Williams, DSW
(Founding President)
Columbia University
1994-1996
Tony Tripodi, PhD
Ohio State University
1996-1998
Allen Rubin, PhD
University of Houston
1998-2000
Nancy Hooyman, PhD
University of Washington
2000-2002
Paula Allen-Meares, PhD
University of Illinois at Chicago
2002-2004
Deborah K. Padgett, PhD
New York University
2004-2006
Anne (Ricky) Fortune, PhD
State University of New York at Albany
2006-2008
Sarah Gehlert, PhD
Washington University in St. Louis
2008-2010
Rowena Fong, EdD
University of Texas at Austin
2010-2012
Jeanne Marsh, PhD
University of Chicago
2012-2014
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Vice President & Program Chair
Wynne Korr, PhD
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
President
Jeanne Marsh, PhD
University of Chicago
President-Elect
Eddie Uehara, PhD
University of Washington
Vice President-Elect
James Lubben, PhD
Boston College
Immediate Past Vice President & Program Chair
Ruth E. Dunkle, PhD
University of Michigan
Awards Co-Chairs
Karen Lincoln, PhD
University of Southern California
Lela Rankin Williams, PhD
Arizona State University
Membership Task Force Chair
Sean Joe, PhD
University of Michigan
Volunteer Coordinator
Karen Hopkins, PhD
University of Maryland
Student Board Representative
Jackie Hawkins, MSW
University of Michigan
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Society for Social Work and Research
2014 Conference Program Cluster Chairs
Adolescents and Youth Development
Kimberly Bender, PhD
University of Denver
Sanna Thompson, PhD
University of Texas at Austin
Aging Services and Gerontology
Ruth E. Dunkle, PhD
University of Michigan
Joseph Pickard, PhD
University of Missouri – St. Louis
Child Welfare
Diane DePanfilis, PhD
University of Maryland, Baltimore
Curtis McMillen, PhD
University of Chicago
Crime and Criminal Justice
Jill Messing, PhD
Arizona State University
Jeffrey Shook, PhD
University of Pittsburgh
Gender
Tonya Edmond, PhD
Washington University in St. Louis
Daphne Watkins, PhD
University of Michigan
Health and Disability
Wendy Auslander, PhD
Washington University in St. Louis
Marjorie Sable, PhD
University of Missouri
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International Social Work
and Global Issues
Julian Chow, PhD
University of California at Berkeley
Rowena Fong, EdD
University of Texas at Austin
Mental Health
Beth Angell, PhD
Rutgers University
Mary Ruffolo, PhD
University of Michigan
Organizations, Management,
and Communities
Karen Hopkins, PhD
University of Maryland
Cheryl Hyde, PhD
Temple University
Poverty and Social Policy
Roberta Iversen, PhD
University of Pennsylvania
Daniel Meyer, PhD
University of Wisconsin – Madison
Race, Ethnicity, and Immigration
Altaf Husain, PhD
Howard University
Michael Spencer, PhD
University of Michigan
Research Design and Measurement
James Lubben, PhD
Boston College
Allen Rubin, PhD
University of Houston
Research
Addressing Local
Social Change:
Global Challenges
for
and
Society for Social Work and Research
2014 Conference Program Cluster Chairs
(cont’d)
Research on Social Work Education
Wynne Korr, PhD
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Andrew Safyer, PhD
Adelphi University
School Social Work
Cynthia Franklin, PhD
University of Texas at Austin
Andy Frey, PhD
University of Louisville
Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity
James Martin, PhD
New York University
Social Work Practice
Sarah Bledsoe-Mansori, PhD
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Alan Detlaff, PhD
University of Illinois at Chicago
Substance Abuse and Addictive Behaviors
Audrey Begun, PhD
Ohio State University
David Pollio, PhD
University of Alabama
Work, Family, and Family Policy
Anna Haley-Lock, PhD
University of Wisconsin – Madison
Susan Lambert, PhD
University of Chicago
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2014 Conference Program
Abstract Review Committee
The conference could not be held absent the dedication of members who agreed to
serve on the conference program abstract review committee. We would like to thank
the following individuals who reviewed abstracts for the 2014 conference:
Cesar Abarca, New Mexico State University
Laura Abrams, University of California, Los Angeles
Barry Ackerson, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Mary Acri, New York University
Heidi Adams, University of Texas at San Antonio
Gail Adorno, University of Texas at Arlington
Haksoon Ahn, University of Maryland
Becci Akin, University of Kansas
Paula Allen-Meares, University of Illinois at Chicago
Julie Altman, Adelphi University
Maryann Amodeo, Boston University
Jeane Anastas, New York University
Dawn Anderson-Butcher, Ohio State University
Christina Andrews, University of South Carolina
Beth Angell, Rutgers University
Beverly Araujo Dawson, Adelphi University
Wendy Auslander, Washington University in St. Louis
Michael Austin, University of California at Berkeley
Cecilia Ayón, Arizona State University
Judith Baer, Rutgers University
Concepcion Barrio, University of Southern California
Laina Bay-Cheng, University at Buffalo, SUNY
Audrey Begun, Ohio State University
Venera Bekteshi, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Jennifer Bellamy, University of Chicago
Melissa Bellin, University of Maryland
Kim Bender, University of Denver
Larry Bennett, University of Illinois at Chicago
Kia Bentley, Virginia Commonwealth University
Lawrence Berger, University of Wisconsin
Barbara Berkman, Boston College
Megan Berthold, University of Connecticut
David Biegel, Case Western Reserve University
Lucy Bilaver, Northern Illinois University
Julie Birkenmaier, Saint Louis University
Bipasha Biswas, Eastern Washington University
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Abstract Review Committee (cont’d)
James Blackburn, Hunter College
Sarah Bledsoe, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Casey Bohrman, University of Pennsylvania
Elisa Borah, University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio
Alida Bouris, University of Chicago
Gary Bowen, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Natasha Bowen, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Sharon Bowland, University of Louisville
John Brekke, University of Southern California
Eileen Brennan, Portland State University
Brian Bride, University of Georgia
Daniel Brisson, University of Denver
Jody Brook, University of Kansas
Alicia Bunger, Ohio State University
Noel Busch-Armendariz, University of Texas at Austin
Amy Butler, University of Iowa
Fred Buttell, Tulane University
Leopoldo Cabassa, Columbia University
Daphne Cain, Louisiana State University
Kelli Canada, University of Missouri
Michelle Carney, University of Georgia
Erin Casey, University of Washington
Julie Cederbaum, University of Southern California
Letha Chadiha, University of Michigan
Amy Chanmugam, University of Texas at San Antonio
Mimi Chapman, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Pajarita Charles, University of Chicago
Fang-Pei Chen, Columbia University
Sangmi Cho, Ewha Womans University
Jae-Song Choi, Yonsei University
Namkee Choi, University of Texas at Austin
Julian Chow, University of California at Berkeley
Nancy Claiborne, University at Albany, SUNY
Ram Cnaan, University of Pennsylvania
David Cohen, Florida International University
Edward Cohen, San Jose State University
Amy Cohen-Callow, University of Maryland
Terri Combs-Orme, University of Tennessee
Kathryn Cooney, Yale University
Shelley Craig, University of Toronto
Elizabeth Cramer, Virginia Commonwealth University
Courtney Cronley, University of Texas at Arlington
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Abstract Review Committee (cont’d)
Theodore Cross, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Jami Curley, Saint Louis University
Laura Curran, Rutgers University
Marah Curtis, University of Wisconsin
Amy D’Andrade, San Jose State University
Ellen De Lara, Syracuse University
Diane DePanfilis, University of Maryland
Alan Detlaff, University of Illinois at Chicago
Frank Dillon, Florida International University
Erna Dinata, University of Chicago
Diana DiNitto, University of Texas at Austin
Martha Dore, Division of Child and Family Services/Riverside Community Care
Andrea Doyle, University of Pennsylvania
Otima Doyle, University of Illinois at Chicago
James Drisko, Smith College
Catherine Dulmus, University at Buffalo, SUNY
Ruth Dunkle, University of Michigan
Theresa Early, Ohio State University
Tonya Edmond, Washington University in St. Louis
Renee Edwards, University of Chicago
Jennifer Elkins, University of Georgia
Kathleen Ell, University of Southern California
Alan Ellis, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Gretchen Ely, University of Kentucky
Diane Elze, University at Buffalo, SUNY
Clifton Emery, Yonsei University
Rafael Engel, University of Pittsburgh
Malitta Engstrom, University of Pennsylvania
Matt Epperson, University of Chicago
Karin Eyrich Garg, Temple University
Lydia Falconnier, Governors State University
Naomi Farber, University of South Carolina
Antoinette Farmer, Rutgers University
Betsy Farmer, Virginia Commonwealth University
Trudy Festinger, New York University
Patricia Findley, Rutgers University
Colleen Fisher, University of Minnesota
Rowena Fong, University of Texas at Austin
Kirk Foster, University of South Carolina
Cynthia Franklin, University of Texas at Austin
Stacey Freedenthal, University of Denver
Andy Frey, Adelphi University
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Abstract Review Committee (cont’d)
Tamara Fuller, University of Illinois
Rachel Fusco, University of Pittsburgh
Antonio Garcia, University of Pennsylvania
Maurice Gattis, University of Wisconsin
Amelia Gavin, University of Washington
Zvi Gellis, University of Pennsylvania
Joe Gianesin, Springfield College
Mary Gilfus, Simmons College
Heather Girvin, Millersville University
Lauri Goldkind, Fordham University
Tomi Gomory, Florida State University
Sara Goodkind, University of Pittsburgh
Melissa Grady, Catholic University
Jan Greenberg, University of Wisconsin
Elizabeth Greeno, University of Maryland
Michal Grinstein-Weiss, Washington University in St. Louis
Susan Grossman, Loyola University Chicago
Joseph Guada, Ohio State University
Erick Guerrero, University of Southern California
Baorong Guo, University of Missouri-St. Louis
Shenyang Guo, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Maria Gurrola, New Mexico State University
Melinda Gushwa, Rhode Island College
Chris Hahm, Boston University
Anna Haley-Lock, University of Wisconsin
Jodi Hall, North Carolina State University
Meekyung Han, San Jose State University
Wen-Jui Han, New York University
Sydney Hans, University of Chicago
Kimberly Hardy, University of Connecticut
Donna Harrington, University of Maryland
Julia Hastings, University at Albany, SUNY
Judy Havlicek, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
R. Anna Hayward, Stony Brook University
Julia Henly, University of Chicago
Daniel Herman, Hunter College
Andrew Hill, University of York
Heather Hill, University of Chicago
Lynn Holley, Arizona State University
Megan Holmes, Case Western Reserve University
Nancy Hooyman, University of Washington
Karen Hopkins, University of Maryland
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Global Challenges
for
and
Abstract Review Committee (cont’d)
Heather Horton, University at Albany, SUNY
Matthew Howard, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Jin Huang, Saint Louis University
Shannon Hughes, Utah State University
Altaf Husain, Howard University
Cheryl Hyde, Temple University
Aidyn Iachini, University of South Carolina
Berit Ingersoll-Dayton, University of Michigan
Roberta Iversen, University of Pennsylvania
Jeff Jenson, University of Denver
Sean Joe, University of Michigan
Lani Jones, University at Albany, SUNY
Patricia Joyce, Adelphi University
Sharvari Karandikar-Chheda, Ohio State University
Michael Kelly, Loyola University Chicago
Susan Kemp, University of Washington
Angela Kennedy, Michigan State University
Poco Kernsmith, Wayne State University
HaeJung Kim, West Virginia University
Johnny Kim, University of Denver
Tae Kuen Kim, Adelphi University
Patricia Kohl, Washington University in St. Louis
David Kondrat, University of South Florida
Mary Ellen Kondrat, University of Kansas
Wynne Korr, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Nancy Kropf, Georgia State University
Judy Krysik, Arizona State University
Sheryl Kubiak, Michigan State University
Seth Kurzban, University of Southern California
Sarah Kye Price, Virginia Commonwealth University
Marcus Lam, Columbia University
Susan Lambert, University of Chicago
Miriam Landsman, University of Iowa
Paul Lanier, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Sonya Leathers, University of Illinois at Chicago
Bethany Lee, University of Maryland
Bong-Joo Lee, Seoul National University
Judy Lee, No affiliation
Karen Lee, University of Kansas
Peter Lee, San Jose State University
Rufina Lee, Touro College
Patricia Lee King, University of Southern California
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Abstract Review Committee (cont’d)
Taryn Lindhorst, University of Washington
Lettie Lockhart, University of Georgia
Patricia Logan-Greene, University at Buffalo, SUNY
James Lubben, Boston College
Gordon MacNeil, University of Alabama
Jennifer Manuel, Virginia Commonwealth University
Jeanne Marsh, University of Chicago
James Martin, New York University
Melissa Martinson, University of Washington
Tina Maschi, Fordham university
Brandy Maynard, University of Texas at Austin
Bowen McBeath, Portland State University
David Axlyn McLeod, University of Oklahoma
Sarah McMahon, Rutgers University
Curtis McMillen, University of Chicago
Jennifer Meade, Rhode Island College
William Meezan, Fordham University
Joseph Merighi, Boston University
Joshua Mersky, University of Illinois at Chicago
Jill Messing, Arizona State University
Lori Messinger, University of North Carolina at Wilmington
Daniel Meyer, University of Wisconsin
Megan Meyer, University of Maryland
David Miller, Case Western Reserve University
Karen Morgaine, California State University Northridge
Tally Moses, University of Wisconsin
Jennifer Mosley, University of Chicago
Nancy Mudrick, Syracuse University
Edward Mullen, Columbia University
Michelle Munson, New York University
Jordana Muroff, Boston University
Sharon Murphy, University of New Hampshire
Blace Nalavany, East Carolina University
Sarah Narendorf, University of Houston
Nalini Negi, University of Maryland
Christina Newhill, University of Pittsburgh
Duy Nguyen, New York University
Emily Nicklett, University of Michigan
Paula Nurius, University of Washington
Ijeoma Nwabuzor, University of Southern California
Patricia O’Brien, University of Illinois at Chicago
Mary Ohmer, Georgia State University
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Social Change:
Global Challenges
for
and
Abstract Review Committee (cont’d)
Julianne Oktay, University of Maryland
John Orme, University of Tennessee
Larry Ortiz, California State University Dominguez Hills
Philip Osteen, University of Maryland
Sandra Owens, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
Thomas Packard, San Diego State Uiversity
Deborah Padgett, New York University
Lawrence Palinkas, University of Southern California
Shanta Pandey, Washington University in St. Louis
Ruth Paris, Boston University
Jung Min Park, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Juyoung Park, Florida Atlantic University
Yoosun Park, Smith College
Debra Patterson, Wayne State University
Wilma Peebles-Wilkins, Boston University
Juan Pena, Hunter College
Armon Perry, University of Louisville
Clark Peters, University of Missouri
Joseph Pickard, University of Missouri
Rogerio Pinto, Columbia University
David Pollio, University of Alabama
Judy Postmus, Rutgers University
Suzanne Pritzker, University of Houston
Blanca Ramos, University at Albany, SUNY
Karen Randolph, Florida State University
Michael Reisch, University of Maryland
Stella Resko, Wayne State University
Christopher Rice, Florida International University
Christine Rine, Plymouth State University
Michael Robinson, East Carolina University
Selena Rodgers, York College
Lucinda Roff, University of Alabama
Jennifer Romich, University of Washington
Larry Root, University of Michigan
Theda Rose, University of Maryland
Michele Rountree, University of Texas at Austin
Allen Rubin, University of Houston
Mary Ruffolo, University of Michigan
Scott Edward Rutledge, Temple University
Scott Ryan, University of Texas at Arlington
Tina Rzepnicki, University of Chicago
Marjorie Sable, University of Missouri
Bushra Sabri, Johns Hopkins University
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Abstract Review Committee (cont’d)
Paul Sacco, University of Maryland
Andrew Safyer, Adelphi University
Izumi Sakamoto, University of Toronto
Daniel Saunders, University of Michigan
Janet Schneiderman, University of Southern California
Elizabeth Segal, Arizona State University
Soma Sen, San Jose State University
Trina Shanks, University of Michigan
Valerie Shapiro, University of California at Berkeley
Corey Shdaimah, University of Maryland
Huei-Wern Shen, University of Missouri-St. Louis
Aron Shlonsky, University of Toronto
Jeffrey Shook, University of Pittsburgh
Sylvia Sims Gray, Eastern Michigan University
Jonathan Singer, Temple University
Brenda Smith, University of Alabama
Alexa Smith-Osborne, University of Texas at Arlington
Paul Smokowski, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Joanne Sobeck, Wayne State University
Phyllis Solomon, University of Pennsylvania
In-Han Song, Yonsei University
Karen Sowers, University of Tennessee
Michael Spencer, University of Michigan
Karen Staller, University of Michigan
Victoria Stanhope, New York University
Marlys Staudt, University of Tennessee
Gail Steketee, Boston University
Susan Stone, University of California at Berkeley
Rebecca Stotzer, University of Hawaii at Manoa
Deborah Svoboda, Eastern Washington University
James Swartz, University of Illinois at Chicago
Karen Tabb, University of Illinois
Kristie Thomas, Simmons College
Sanna Thompson, University of Texas at Austin
Matthew Thullen, University of Missouri
Thanh Tran, Boston College
Amy Traylor, University of Alabama
Jay Unick, University of Maryland
Michael Vaughn, Saint Louis University
Lynn Videka, New York University
Betsy Vonk, University of Georgia
N. Eugene Walls, University of Denver
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Social Change:
Global Challenges
for
and
Abstract Review Committee (cont’d)
Rolanda Ward, State University of New York at Fredonia
Lynn Warner, University at Albany, SUNY
Keith Warren, Ohio State University
Daphne Watkins, University of Michigan
Arlene Weisz, Wayne State University
Allison Werner-Lin, New York University
Stephen Wernet, Saint Louis University
Dina Wilke, Florida State University
James Herbert Williams, University of Denver
Lela Rankin Williams, Arizona State University
Amy Wilson, Case Western Reserve University
Yin Ling Irene Wong, University of Pennsylvania
Michael Woodford, University of Michigan
Michael Woolley, University of Maryland
Chi-Fang Wu, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Elwin Wu, Columbia University
Fred Wulczyn, University of Chicago
Ann Marie Yamada, University of Southern California
Marci Ybarra, University of Chicago
Joan Yoo, Seoul National University
Dong Yoon, University of Missouri
ManSoo Yu, University of Missouri
Luis E. Zayas, Arizona State University
Wu Zeng, Brandeis University
Min Zhan, University of Illinois
Andrew Zinn, University of Kansas
Allison Zippay, Rutgers University
Brad Zodikoff, Adelphi University
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Aaron Rosen Lecture Award
Review Committee
Karen Hopkins (Chair)
University of Maryland
Lela Rankin Williams, PhD
Arizona State University
Edward Lawlor
Washington University in St. Louis
Enola Proctor
Washington University in St. Louis
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Research
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Social Change:
Global Challenges
for
and
Deborah K. Padgett
Early Career Achievement
Award Review Committee
Karen Lincoln (Chair)
University of Southern California
Barbara Berkman
Columbia University
Deborah Padgett
New York University
Kathleen Rounds
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Lori Holleran Steiker
University of Texas at Austin
David Takeuchi
Boston College
Robert Taylor
University of Michigan
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Distinguished Career Achievement
Award Review Committee
President
Jeanne Marsh, PhD
University of Chicago
President-Elect
Eddie Uehara, PhD
University of Washington
Vice President
Wynne Korr, PhD
University of Illinois at
Urbana-Champaign
Vice President-Elect
James Lubben, PhD
Boston College
Immediate Past Vice President
Ruth E. Dunkle, PhD
University of Michigan
Secretary
Alberta Ellett, PhD
University of Georgia
Treasurer
Bowen McBeath, PhD
Portland State University
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Members-at-Large
Jackie Hawkins, MSW
University of Michigan
(Student Member-at-Large)
Karen Hopkins, PhD
University of Maryland
Sean Joe, PhD
University of Michigan
Karen Lincoln, PhD
University of Southern California
Ruth McRoy, PhD
Boston College
Brian Perron, PhD
University of Michigan
Lela Rankin Williams, PhD
Arizona State University
Research
Addressing Local
Social Change:
Global Challenges
for
and
Doctoral Fellows
Award Review Committee
Karen Lincoln (Chair)
University of Southern California
Henrika McCoy
University of Illinois, Chicago
Kia Bentley
Virginia Commonwealth University
Paul Sacco
University of Maryland, Baltimore
Valire Carr Copeland
University of Pittsburgh
Tracy Schroepfer
University of Wisconsin
Colleen Fisher
University of Minnesota
Paul Sterzing
University of California, Berkeley
Stacey Freedenthal
Denver University
Michael Vaughn
Saint Louis University
Amelia Gavin
University of Washington
Amanda Toler Woodward
Michigan State University
Tamika Gilreath
University of Southern California
Lorraine Gutierrez
University of Michigan
Sydney Hans
University of Chicago
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Excellence in Research Award
Review Committee
Lela Rankin Williams (Chair)
Arizona State University
David Becerra
Arizona State University
Gary Bowen
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Natasha Bowen
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Jim Drisko
Smith College
Mark Fraser
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Bobbie Iversen
University of Pennsylvania
Allen Rubin
University of Houston
Kristine Siefert
University of Michigan
Carolyn Smith
University at Albany
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Social Change:
Global Challenges
for
and
Outstanding Social Work Doctoral
Dissertation Award Review Committee
Lela Rankin Williams (Chair)
Arizona State University
Joseph Himle
University of Michigan
Inna Altschul
University of Denver
James Jaccard
New York University
David Androff
Arizona State University
Judy Krysik
Arizona State University
Elizabeth Anthony
Arizona State University
Shawna Lee
University of Michigan
Cecilia Ayon
Arizona State University
Tim Page
Louisiana State University
Jennifer Bellamy
University of Chicago
Miriam Potocky
Florida International University
Amy Butler
University of Iowa
Michele Rountree
University of Texas at Austin
Jorge Delva
University of Michigan
Mary Ruffolo
University of Michigan
Martha Dore
The Guidance Center
Joan Rycraft
University of Texas at Arlington
Cynthia Franklin
University of Texas, Austin
Andrew Safyer
Adelphi University
Abbie Frost
Simmons College
Susan Stone
University of California, Berkeley
Catherine Greeno
University of Pittsburgh
Barbara Thomlison
Florida International University
Arlene Weisz
Wayne State University
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SSWR Awards History
Aaron Rosen Lecture
2013
2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 Diane DePanfilis
Nancy Morrow-Howell
John Brekke
Gail Steketee
Jeffrey Jenson
Michael Sherraden
Charles Glisson
John Landsverk
J. David Hawkins
Claudia Coulton
Mark Fraser
Aaron Rosen
Distinguished Career
Achievement Award
2013
2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 1999 Nancy Morrow-Howell
Ronald A. Feldman
Yeheskel Hasenfeld
Richard P. Barth
Kathleen Ell, Ronald Toseland
Mark Fraser
Martha Ozawa
Ruth McRoy
Helen Reinherz
David Fanshel
Enola Proctor
Steven P. Segal
William J. Reid
Janet B.W. Williams
Walter Hudson
Excellence in Research Award
2013 Kristin M. Ferguson
2012 Penelope K. Trickett, Jennie G.
Noll, Elizabeth J. Susman, Chad E.
Shenk, Frank W. Putnam
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2011 Ron Avi Astor, Rami Benbenishty,
Jose Nuñez Estrada
2010 Taryn Lindhorst
2009 Daphna Oyserman
2008 Jennifer Romich
2007 Julia Henly, Sandra Danziger, Shira
Offer
2006 Mark Fraser, Steven Day, Maeda
Galinsky, Vanessa Hodges, Paul
Smokowski
2005 Daphna Oyserman, Deborah
Bybee, Kathy Terry
2004 Jeanne Brooks-Gunn, Wen-Jui
Han, Jane Waldfogel
2003 Sandra G. Beverly
2002 Yolanda C. Padilla
2001 Mark R. Rank, Thomas A. Hirschl
2000 Charles Glisson, Anthony
Hemmelgam
1999 John S. Brekke, Jeffrey D. Long,
Noel Nesbitt, Eugene Sobel
1998 Phyllis Solomon, Jeffrey Draine,
Edie Mannion, Marilyn Meisel
1996 Rose Giaconia, Helen Reinherz,
Amy Silverman, Bilge Pakiz, Abbie
Frost, Elaine Cohen
Outstanding Social Work
Dissertation Award
2013
2012
2011
2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 Carrie Moylan
Emily Putnam-Hornstein
Eric Garland
Nalini Negi
Sharon Bowland
Maanse Hoe
Bowen McBeath
Sofya Bagdasaryan
Hwa-Ok Park
Rogerio M. Pinto
Research
Addressing Local
Social Change:
Global Challenges
for
and
SSWR Awards History
2003 Michele W. Acree
2002 Taryn Lindhorst, Etty H.
Vandsburger
Deborah K. Padgett Early Career
Achievement Award
2013
2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 H. Luke Shaefer
Douglas Smith
Michal Grinstein-Weiss
Rogerio Pinto
Susan Parish
Sean Joe
Lori Holleran
Doctoral Fellows Award
2013 Kerri Nicoll
University of Michigan
Patricia Weldon
University at Albany, State
University of New York
2012 Megan Holmes
University of California, Los
Angeles
Valerie Shapiro
University of Washington
2011 Lea Tufford
University of Toronto
Carrie Pettus-Davis
University of North Carolina at
Chapel Hill
2010 Vandana Chaudhry
The University of Illinois-Chicago
2009 Judy Havlicek
The University of Chicago
Amanda Lehning
University of California, Berkeley
2008 Hiie Silmere
Washington University in St. Louis
Min Jung Kim
University of Washington
2007 Amy Conley
University of California, Berkeley
Michelle Johnson
University of California, Berkeley
Tonia Stott
Arizona State University
2006 Sam Choi
University of Illinois at UrbanaChampaign
Claudia Lahaie
Columbia University
2005 Julie Darnell
The University of Chicago
Jung-Hwa Ha
The University of Michigan
Jeffrey Thigpen
The University of Chicago
Allison Werner-Lin
The University of Chicago
Regine King
University of Toronto
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Call for Papers
THE SOCIETY FOR SOCIAL WORK AND RESEARCH
is pleased to announce that its
Nineteenth Annual Conference
The Social
and
Behavioral
importance of
Increased Longevity
will convene at the
New Orleans Marriott
New Orleans, LA
January 14-18, 2015
The Conference Planning Committee of the Society for Society Work and Research (SSWR)
invites submissions for presentations within all content areas of social work, social welfare
services, and social policy.
The theme for the 2015 conference is “The Social and Behavioral Importance of Increased
Longevity”. A lengthy and fruitful life has long been a desire of all societies. One of the
greatest accomplishments of the last century is that almost everyone now has a realistic
possibility for a long life that, ideally, is also fruitful. The greatly increased prevalence of
longevity has major consequences for all facets of society. The 2015 annual conference
provides the opportunity for social work researchers, educators, practitioners and policy
makers to strengthen our understanding of the challenges and opportunities presented by
increased longevity. Submissions for presentations may include individual paper and poster
presentations, organized paper symposia, round-table discussions, and workshops.
As illustrated in the cluster areas, submissions are encouraged across all areas of social
work. These may span various forms of research. Preliminary cluster areas are: Adolescents
and Youth Development, Aging Services and Gerontology, Child Welfare, Crime and
Criminal Justice, Gender, Health and Disability, International Social Work and Global Issues,
Mental Health, Organizations and Management, Poverty and Social Policy, Race, Ethnicity,
and Immigration, Research Design and Measurement, Research on Social Work Education,
School Social Work, Sexual Orientation, Social Work Practice, Substance Misuse and
Addictive Behaviors, and Work, Family, and Family Policy.
SUBMISSION INSTRUCTIONS
The conference will focus on original research that has implications for practice or
policy. Research abstracts are encouraged in all substantive areas, using scientifically sound
qualitative and/or quantitative methodology. The research may take place in any country
and at the micro, macro, or policy level. You are invited to submit abstracts for presentations
of one of three types of original research: (1) Oral paper presentation; (2) Symposium
(organized by the applicant) of three or more papers on the same topic to be presented in the
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same session; (3) Poster presentation. Only paper and poster abstracts reporting completed
findings will be reviewed. We urge that studies with “findings pending” be submitted for
future review after the study is complete.
Abstracts should not be based on research previously published elsewhere. If applying for
a paper or poster presentation, please submit an abstract of 500 words or less. References are
not required, and if included count towards the 500 word limit. If applying for a symposium,
please submit an abstract (500 words or less) for each symposium paper, along with an overall
abstract (500 words or less) for the symposium session that describes the symposium theme
and its importance. Preference will be given to symposia that demonstrate cohesiveness
across presentations. Symposia will be accepted or rejected in total, i.e., abstracts will not be
accepted independently. Abstracts should be submitted in a structured format and include
the following: Background and Purpose: description of the problem, study objectives,
research question(s) and/or hypothesis (es). Methods: study design, including a description
of participants and sampling methods, data collection procedures, measures, and appropriate
analytic/ statistical approach. Results: specific results in summary form. Conclusions and
Implications: description of the main outcome(s) of the study and implications for practice,
policy, or further research. Note: Image(s) and table(s) are not permitted in any abstract.
The conference committee also invites abstract submissions for workshops and roundtable
sessions. Workshop and roundtable session abstracts should include a topic that: (1) adds to
the current knowledge base in social work practice, policy, theory, and research methodology,
and (2) offers clear meaningful implications for social work research, policy and practice. The
topic for workshop session abstracts should also offer training opportunities for methodology
(study design, sampling, data collection, measurement, and analysis). If applying for a
workshop or roundtable session, please submit an abstract of 500 words or less that describes
the content and how it will be addressed. For workshops, describe the pedagogical techniques
and for roundtables describe the topics that will be addressed elaborating on viewpoints and
perspectives which may be discussed.
SSWR seeks to optimize as many people participating in the conference as possible.
SSWR, therefore, limits the number of roles that participants can play in the 2015
conference. There is a limit of two (2) presenting-author abstract submissions per person.
This limit applies to these presentation formats: oral papers, both individual papers and
papers within an organized symposium, posters, and workshops. It does not apply to
co-authorship. Participants may, however, perform additional roles such as chairing an
organized symposium, leading a special interest group, serving as moderator for a session
of grouped oral papers, and a panelist in a round table session. You DO NOT need to be a
SSWR member to submit an abstract. However, if your abstract is accepted for presentation
the presenter/speaker MUST be a current 2015 member and register for the conference.
This requirement is applicable to oral paper and poster presenters, symposium organizers,
symposium paper presenters and symposium discussants, and workshop and roundtable
speakers. Co-authors are not expected to comply with this policy. Co-authors attending the
conference, however, are required to register for the conference.
Peer reviews will be used to select submissions based upon technical merit and importance
of findings. Please note that all abstracts are to be submitted online using the SSWR online
abstract management system, which will be accessible March 2014.
SUBMISSION DEADLINE: 11:59pm PDT on Wednesday, April 30, 2014
We look forward to seeing you in New Orleans!
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National Research Capacity
Building Initiative (NRCBI)
2013 Recognition of NRCBI Supporters
The Society for Social Work and Research recognizes the
organizations that provided financial support to the SSWR National
Research Capacity Building Initiative.
Director’s Circle ($5,000 - $9,999)
Benefactor ($1,000-$2,499)
University of Southern California,
School of Social Work
Boston College, Graduate School of
Social Work
University of Washington, School of
Social Work
Boston University, School of
Social Work
Leadership Circle ($2,500-$4,999)
Case Western Reserve University,
Mandel School of Applied Social
Sciences
University at Buffalo, State University
of New York, School of Social Work
University of Chicago, School of
Social Service Administration
University of Kansas, School of
Social Welfare
University of Michigan, School of
Social Work
New York University, Silver School of
Social Work
Rutgers, The State University of New
Jersey, School of Social Work
University of Alabama, School of
Social Work
University of California at Berkeley,
School of Social Work
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee,
Helen Bader School of Social Welfare
Virginia Commonwealth University,
School of Social Work
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Partner ($500-$999)
Friend ($250-$499)
Adelphi University, School of
Social Work
Louisiana State University, School of
Social Work
University of Connecticut,
School of Social Work
Associate (up to $249)
University of Illinois at UrbanaChampaign, School of Social Work
University of Minnesota-Twin Cities,
School of Social Work
University of Pittsburgh, School of
Social Work
University of Texas at Austin,
School of Social Work
University of Toronto, FactorInwentash Faculty of Social Work
Yeshiva University, Wurzweiler
School of Social Work
Thank you for your
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The Society for Social Work and Research recognizes the organizations that
provided financial support to the SSWR Annual Conference.
$5,000 level
Sponsor of Doctoral Student Panel and Luncheon
• University of Southern California, School of Social Work
$3,000 level
Sponsor of Registration Tote Bags
• University of Maryland, School of Social Work
$2,500 level
Sponsor of Membership Meeting and Breakfast
• Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, School of Social Work
• University of Kansas, School of Social Welfare
• University of Washington, School of Social Work
Co-sponsor to Defray Costs Related to Expanded Conference Venues
•Boston College, Graduate School of Social Work
•University of Chicago, School of Social Service Administration
• University of Washington, School of Social Work
$1,000 level
Co-sponsor of Doctoral Student Panel and Luncheon
• Boston University, School of Social Work
• Group for the Advancement of Doctoral Education in Social Work
• Silberman School of Social Work at Hunter College and
the Graduate Center of CUNY
Co-sponsor of one (1) Coffee Break
• University of Texas at Arlington, School of Social Work
Co-sponsor of Registration Tote Bags
• University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, School of Social Work
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Note: Plain numerals refer to regular session, P numbers refer to poster session, RMW numbers
refer to the research methods workshops, and SSRPCB numbers refer to the special sessions on
research priorities and capacity building.
Name
Program Number
`vAbell, Melissa................................... 88P, 179
Abell, Neil....................................................... 85
Abner, Kristin S............................................. 70
Abramovitz, Mimi......................................... 97
Abrams, Laura........................3, SSRPCB-5, 52
Abu-Ras, Wahiba........................................... 34
Accomazzo, Sarah....................................... 115
Adams, Heidi L............................................ 151
Adelson, Jill L............................................... 179
Adorno, Gail F............................................105P
Agius, Elizabeth............................................. 96
Aguilera, Adrian.......................................... 143
Aguirre, Regina T. P................................5, 23P
Ahrens, Kym R............................................. 202
Ai, Amy L...........................................13, 23, 48
Aifah, Angela............................................... 214
Akin, Becci A............................................... 130
Albrecht, Jochen............................................ 97
Albright, David L....................... 113, 125, 168
Alessi, Edward J............................................. 78
Al Khalaf, Sahar........................................... 179
Allaire, Ben................................................... 195
Allen, Christopher T..................................... 12
Allen, Heidi L................................................. 27
Allen, Jon G.................................................. 199
Almeida, David............................................ 193
Almeida, Joanna.......................................... 159
Amaro, Hortensia........................................ 120
Amorose, Anthony...................................... 118
An, Soonok...................................................77P
Anderson, Gary............................................. 22
Anderson, Gwendolyn..............................144P
Anderson, Jennifer N................................144P
Anderson-Butcher, Dawn.......................... 118
Anderson-Nathe, Ben................................... 21
Andrefsky, Claire........................................... 12
Andrews, Christina....................................... 27
Androff, David K.................................105, 217
Angell, Beth.................................................... 62
Anthony, Elizabeth K.................................. 150
Name
Program Number
Anyon, Yolanda T..................................94, 138
Appelgate, Angie........................................... 50
Applewhite, Steven......................................94P
Archuleta, Adrian........................................81P
Arguello, Tyler M........................................ 155
Argueta, Julio.............................................151P
Ariely, Dan................................................... 177
Armour, Marilyn........................................... 30
Arrington, Edith G...................................... 143
Arthur, Francis............................................. 153
Aschbrenner, Kelly........................................ 62
Ascione, Frank............................................... 46
Ashe, Melinda................................................9P
Atterbury, Kendall....................................... 211
Auerbach, Charles.......................25P, 55P, 188
Augsberger, Astraea............................ 25P, 208
Auslander, Wendy.............................107P, 131
Austin, Ashley.............................................. 147
Austin, Michael J......................................... 148
Ayers, Stephanie............................................ 99
Ayón, Cecilia........................................105, 217
Azhar, Sameena........................................... 210
Bacallao, Martica L........................................ 59
Bachi, Keren................................................... 52
Bagwell, Meredith.................................92, 173
Bahorik, Amber L........................................ 133
Bailey, Bridget............................................174P
Baker, Evie Nogales..................................... 178
Baker, Tahnee................................................. 99
Bakk, Louanne............................................... 98
Ball, Annahita.............................................. 118
Baltazar, Angelica........................................ 126
Banister, Katherine....................................129P
Bank, Lew.................... 69P, 80P, 154, 177, 191
Banman, Aaron..................................32, 61, 83
Barkan, Susan E............................................. 90
Barman-Adhikari, Anamika..........33, 58, 146
Barner, John...............................................188P
Barnes-Ceeney, Kevin................................... 13
Barney, Robert J............................................. 15
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Note: Plain numerals refer to regular session, P numbers refer to poster session, RMW numbers
refer to the research methods workshops, and SSRPCB numbers refer to the special sessions on
research priorities and capacity building.
Name
Program Number
Barragán, Armando..................................161P
Barrenger, Stacey......................................... 211
Barrett, Betty Jo........................................... 112
Barrio, Concepcion........16, 161P, 162P, 164P
Bartels, Stephen J........................................... 62
Barth, Richard P........................................... 142
Bartley, Leah................................................... 25
Bass, Judith..................................................... 73
Bass, Linda................................................... 130
Batey, D. Scott............................................182P
Bauer, Laura................................................... 13
Baxter, Liz....................................................... 93
Beadnell, Blair.............................................. 192
Becerra, David.....................................105, 217
Beck, J. Gayle.............................................149P
Begun, Audrey L............................................ 26
Begun, Stephanie.............................33, 53, 160
Beharie, Nisha................................................ 76
Bekteshi, Venera.......................................... 176
Belcourt, Annie............................................ 210
Bellamy, Jennifer L................. 61, 83, 187, 218
Bellinger, Jillian M.......................................72P
Bellomo, Mary............................................. 125
Bellows, Anne-Marie O................................ 56
Benavides, Linda E...................................... 111
Benbenishty, Rami........................................ 11
Bender, Kimberly A..33, 50, 132P, 160, 173P,
212
Berg, Kristin........................................ 94, 142P
Berger, Bria................................................... 104
Berger Cardoso, Jodi...........................158, 198
Berkman, Barbara........................................... 1
Bernotavicz, Freda....................................... 185
Berringer, Kathryn...................................... 210
Berthold, S. Megan.......................................... 5
Bhate, Rucha.................................................. 37
Bhattarai, Jackie........................................... 130
Bhuyan, Rupaleem..........................21, 77, 135
Bickham, Trey........................................19, 215
Bidwell, Laurel............................................... 32
Biegel, David E...........................................163P
Biggers, Alexandra........................................ 18
Bilaver, Lucy.........................................122, 184
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Program Number
Bina, Rena...................................................... 57
Bird, Jason D. P............................................ 139
Birkenmaier, Julie.................................... 4, 124
Bishop-Fitzpatrick, Lauren... 44P, 118P, 167P
Bledsoe-Mansori, Sarah E....................56, 218
Blumenthal, Anne.......................................87P
Boddie, Stephanie........................................ 165
Bohlander, Aidan.......................................... 53
Bolton, Kristin...........................................140P
Bolton, Paul.................................................... 73
Bonifas, Robin P.................................. 10, 181P
Boone, Randall............................................ 186
Booth, Jaime...........................................99, 217
Borah, Elisa V.......................................175, 203
Bordnick, Patrick S........................................ 44
Borja, Sharon............................................... 189
Bott, Cynthia.................................................. 75
Bouris, Alida................................................ 104
Bowen, Elizabeth A.......................... 115, 130P
Bowen, Natasha.....................................64, 207
Bowland, Sharon........................................... 86
Boyas, Javier F..............................................79P
Boyce, Erin................................................... 191
Boyd, Reiko K............................................183P
Brekke, John S....... 64, 81, 142, 144, 146, 157,
164P
Brendel, Kristen Esposito........................... 125
Brennan, David J........................................... 78
Briar-Lawson, Katharine............................ 144
Bride, Brian............................... 57P, 58P, 171P
Bridge, J.A..................................................... 195
Bright, Charlotte Lyn............................49, 95P
Brimhall, Kim C............................................ 75
Brinkmann, Andrea.................................... 200
Brisson, Daniel.................................1P, 68, 214
Brocato, Jo.................................................... 180
Brondino, Michael J...................................... 50
Brook, Jody...................................................43P
Brooks, Wendy L.........................................72P
Brooks-Gunn, Jeanne................................. 209
Broussard, Crystal.............................40P, 182P
Brown, Adam............................................... 189
Brown, Derek S..............................6P, 171, 195
Note: Plain numerals refer to regular session, P numbers refer to poster session, RMW numbers
refer to the research methods workshops, and SSRPCB numbers refer to the special sessions on
research priorities and capacity building.
Name
Program Number
Brown, Eric C................................................. 63
Brown, Samantha M.............................46, 212
Brown, Suzanne...................................120, 219
Brunette, Mary............................................... 62
Bruns, Kimberly....................................52, 130
Brydon, Daphne.......................................... 175
Budd, Elizabeth L........................................51P
Bulanda, Jeffrey........................................... 125
Bunger, Alicia C........................ 32, 119P, 174P
Burley, Jeronda T......................................... 170
Burnette, Catherine E...............................146P
Burroughs, Tia............................................. 143
Burton, David.............................................. 189
Busch-Armendariz, Noël.....................77, 163
Butler, Sandra S............................................ 215
Bybee, Deborah...................................111, 154
Byoun, Soo-Jung...................................... 3P, 58
Cabassa, Leopoldo J.............................. 61P, 62
Cadet, Tamara J............................................. 14
Caetano, Raul............................................... 119
Cahn, Katharine.......................................... 185
Campbell, Robert R.................................... 113
Campo, John V............................................. 195
Cancian, Maria.............................................. 19
Cao, Yiwen...................................... 119P, 174P
Carlson, Juliana M...................................... 191
Carmody, Thomas J....................................96P
Carrion, Iraida V................................59P, 104P
Carter-Black, Janet D.................................... 58
Cary, Colleen E............................................ 202
Casado, Banghwa L..................................... 170
Casey, Erin A.........................................12, 192
Casillas, Katherine......................................... 11
Castillo, Jason T........................................... 105
Castro, Yessenia...........................................97P
Cederbaum, Julie......................................... 103
Center, Bruce A........................................... 131
Cepeda, Alice................................................... 6
Cervantes, Richard...................................... 158
Chakrapani, Venkatesan............................. 166
Chalise, Nishesh.......................................... 117
Champagne, Vincent.................................. 122
Chan, Celia H. Y............................................ 53
Name
Program Number
Chan, Edward K.L....................................... 153
Chan, Keith.......................................... RMW-3
Chan, Timothy H. Y...................................... 53
Chance, Toni................................................ 152
Chang, Ching-Wen...................................163P
Chang, Jina..................................................... 45
Chang, Man-Chun..............................4P, 157P
Chang, Mingway........................................... 95
Chang, Yu-Ling............................................ 215
Chanmugam, Amy...................................... 111
Charles, Jennifer L.K...................................88P
Charles, Pajarita....................................... 61, 83
Chartier, Karen G........................................96P
Chatterjee, Arpita.......................................... 16
Chaumba, Josphine..................................... 174
Chavan, B.S.................................................. 146
Cheatham, Leah Powell....................19, 31, 68
Chen, Fang-pei.............................................. 57
Chen, Lin......................................................37P
Chen, Shuangzhou....................................117P
Chen, Wei-Ti................................................ 155
Cheong, Sejeong............................................ 59
Cherry, Donna J............................................. 90
Cheung, Irene K. M...................................... 53
Cheung, Monit............................................... 83
Chi, Iris.........................................................36P
Chiarelli-Helminiak, Christina M.............. 58
Chin, Matthew D......................................... 160
Choi, Eunhee..............................................138P
Choi, Jae-Sung...................................39P, 136P
Choi, Moon.................................................... 10
Choi, Namkee G..........................................56P
Choi, Sangmi................................................ 134
Choi, Shinwoo..................................... 46P, 158
Choi, Sunha........................................159P, 195
Choi, Y. Joon.................................................. 29
Choi, Yoonsun............................................. 207
Chonody, Jill........................................ 78, 189P
Chow, Julian C. C........................................ 219
Chowa, Gina............................................ 4, 164
Christian, Errick.......................................... 152
Chu, Ann........................................................ 33
Chuang, Emmeline........................................ 32
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refer to the research methods workshops, and SSRPCB numbers refer to the special sessions on
research priorities and capacity building.
Name
Program Number
Chun, Sang Ah...............................................4P
Chung, Chia-Ling......................................163P
Chung, Chu-Ting........................................ 131
Chung, Yeonseung.....................................193P
Chung, Yiyoon....................................... 26P, 76
Cimino, Andrea N.................................8P, 49P
Claessens, Amy.............................................. 35
Claiborne, Nancy................................. 25P, 213
Clancy, Margaret...................................28, 124
Clark, Trenette T..............................31P, 43, 89
Cleeland, Leah R......................................... 205
Cochran, Gerald.......................................... 119
Cody, Kellie D.............................................. 218
Cody, Patricia A............................................. 98
Collins, Cyleste C.......................................... 84
Collins-Camargo, Crystal E......................... 32
Colson, Paul W......................................67, 210
Colvin, Marianna........................................50P
Conley, Timothy........................................195P
Conrad-Hiebner, Aislinn R......................184P
Conway, Pat.................................................. 113
Coohey, Carol................................................ 71
Cook, Benjamin...........................................71P
Cook, Thomas............................................. 100
Cook, Tonya..................................................... 5
Cook-Craig, Patricia G............................... 199
Cordell, Katharan........................................ 133
Cordova, David............................................ 151
Cornman, Helen............................................ 55
Cortez, Priscilla........................................... 136
Cosgrove, John A......................................... 199
Cotter, Katie.......................................2, 59, 129
Coulton, Claudia.........................................42P
Courtney, Mark E........................................ 202
Couture, Julie A........................................... 180
Covert, Jennifer........................................... 214
Craig, Carlton D.......................................... 199
Craig, Shelley L....................................139, 147
Crampton, David S...................................... 198
Crawford, Erika A......................................... 74
Cross, Fernanda...........................................16P
Cross, Suzanne............................................... 22
Crossman, Morgan........................................ 72
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Program Number
Cruz, Inez I...................................................85P
Cryer-Coupet, Qiana R................................ 43
Csikai, Ellen L....................................40P, 182P
Cummings, Cristy E....................................29P
Curley, Jami.................................................. 124
Curry, Ashley................................................. 82
Curry-Stevens, Ann.................................... 218
D’Andrade, Amy.......................................... 130
Dacus, Jagadisa-devasri............................155P
Daley, Andrea................................................ 21
Daniel, CarolAnn Louise........................ 15, 55
Darnell, Adam............................................... 11
Daro, Deborah............................................... 41
Darrow, Jessica H..................................17, 110
Das, Aditi................................................35, 207
Daughtery, Laura G..................................... 118
Dauti, Marsela..............................................60P
Davis, Cindy...............................................111P
Davis, Jordan P............................................. 205
Davis, Kelly................................................... 193
Davis, Larry E.............................................. 133
Davis, Thomas Dale............................119, 157
Davitt, Joan............................................... 10, 44
Dayton, Carolyn J.......................................... 61
Deacon, Zermarie........................................ 167
Dean-Assael, Kara......................................... 76
DeCesaris, Marissa...................................... 156
deGuzman, Anna..................................22, 185
DeHart, Dana.........................................29, 189
Delaney, Matthew......................................149P
Delany, Peter.................................................. 24
Delavega, Elena............................................20P
DeLisi, Matt.................................................. 129
Delva, Jorge.............................................. 1, 136
De Marco, Allison C..................................... 18
De Marco, Molly............................................ 18
Deng, Suo....................................................... 28
Dennis, Christopher..................................... 50
Dennis, Cory B....................................119, 157
Dentato, Michael P...................................... 147
DePanfilis, Diane..................................... 25, 49
DePrince, Anne P..................................33, 160
Derejko, Katie-Sue....................................... 145
Note: Plain numerals refer to regular session, P numbers refer to poster session, RMW numbers
refer to the research methods workshops, and SSRPCB numbers refer to the special sessions on
research priorities and capacity building.
Name
Program Number
Deschine, Nicholet A.................................... 99
Despard, Mathieu R........................................ 4
Dessel, Adrienne.......................................... 139
Dettlaff, Alan J............................................. 179
DeVoe, Ellen................................................ 177
DeVylder, Jordan E......................... 166P, 177P
Dexter, Victoria J.......................................186P
Diaz, Silvia.................................................... 176
Dickerson, Shannon.................................... 133
Dickinson, Nancy..................................22, 185
DiClemente, Carlo...................................... 119
Dillard, Lorraine.......................................... 190
Dillon, Frank..........................................78, 83P
dilworth-Anderson, Peggye.................69, 170
Dinata, Erna................................................. 218
Dinecola, Cassie M...................................... 138
Do, Young R................................................. 176
Doernberg, Alison......................................... 56
Dondanville, Katherine A.......................... 203
Donlan, William..........................................84P
Donnelly, Amanda........................................ 50
Donnelly, Louis.............................................. 97
Dotolo, Danae.............................................. 155
Douglas, Emily M.......................................... 11
Doyle, Otima............................................ 31, 43
Drumm, Rene.............................................. 178
Duan, Lei................................................75, 120
Duerr Berrick, Jill........................................ 103
Duffy, Malia................................................... 55
Dulmus, Catherine N................................... 95
Duncan, Alexis E.........................................53P
Dunkle, Ruth E..........................SSRPCB-3, 81
Dunn, Jerry................................................107P
Dunning, Kayla............................................26P
Durfee, Alesha.......................................92, 173
Durkay, Jocelyn.............................................. 50
Duron, Jacquelynn......................................70P
Dworsky, Amy.....................................122, 202
Eack, Shaun M........................ 118P, 133, 167P
Early, Theresa J............................................ 141
East, Jean...................................................... 204
Easton, Scott D............................................... 71
Edwards, Heather R.................................... 196
Name
Program Number
Edwards, Renee C....................................... 187
El-Bassel, Nabila....................................95, 112
El-Khoury, Dalia..................................175, 212
el-Zuhairi, Mona......................................... 173
Elhai, Jon D.................................................. 199
Elias-Lambert, Nada..................................... 12
Elkins, Jennifer.............................................. 29
Ell, Kathleen................................................. 132
Elliott, William.............................................. 28
Elmore, Kristen..............................................2P
Ely, Gretchen E..........................................185P
Emery, Clifton................................................ 70
Engelberg, Ruth A....................................... 155
Epperson, Matthew.............................154, 210
Epstein, Irwin................................................... 9
Epstein, Michael..........................................54P
Erdman, Andrew.........................................55P
Ermentrout, Dania........................................ 87
Estrada, Yannine.......................................... 151
Ethridge, Brandy L........................................ 93
Evans-Campbell, Tessa............................... 176
Fagan, Jay......................................................78P
Fall, Anna-Mari........................................... 106
Faller, Kathleen.............................................. 22
Fang, Gang................................................... 192
Fang, Lin...........................................77, 95, 136
Farber, Michaela............................................ 53
Farkas, Kathleen.................................... 9P, 119
Farmer, Antoinette...................................... 108
Farmer, Elizabeth M. Z............................... 212
Farmer, G. Lawrence................................... 108
Farrar, Jordan................................................. 94
Faulkner, Monica.................................190, 198
Fawson, Peter R.........................................150P
Fedock, Gina..........................................30, 154
Fedor, James................................................... 44
Feely, Megan.................................................93P
Feldman, Guy............................................... 197
Feldman, Sara............................................... 122
Felke, Thomas.............................................. 126
Fenwick, Karissa....................................59, 157
Feranil, Mario..............................................71P
Ferguson, Charlie Michael......................... 190
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refer to the research methods workshops, and SSRPCB numbers refer to the special sessions on
research priorities and capacity building.
Name
Program Number
Ferguson, Kristin M......... 33, 132P, 173P, 212
Fernando, Rukshan N................................. 128
Ferraj, Brunilda.............................................. 58
Ferrer, Robert L...........................................85P
Ferron, Joelle.................................................. 62
Field, Craig................................................... 119
Fina, Brooke A............................................. 203
Finno, Megan A........................................... 216
Finno-Velasquez, Megan A........................ 153
Fisher, Colleen M........................................ 131
Fisher, Ryan.................................................. 180
Fisk, Deborah A........................................... 214
Fitch, Dale.................................................... 134
Fitzgerald, Charity Samantha.................... 165
Fitzgerald, Megan E...................................... 49
Flaherty, Christopher................................185P
Flanzer, Jerry.................................... SSRPCB-2
Floyd, Frank................................................. 193
Fluke, John D................................................. 11
Fong, Rowena.................................22P, 98, 142
Font, Sarah A.......................................123, 171
Fontanella, Cynthia A...........................31, 195
Fowler, J. Christopher................................. 199
Fowler, Paul G.............................................. 203
Frank-Miller, Ellen G..........................110, 201
Franklin, Cynthia............................................ 1
Fraser, Mark W................RMW-4, 20, 64, 89P
Fredriksen-Goldsen, Karen I...SSRPCB-3, 36
Freeman, Pamela Clarkson.......................... 25
Frost, Abbie K.............................................. 159
Frost, Caren J.............................................150P
Frueh, B. Christopher................................. 199
Frye, Victoria............................................... 210
Fuemmeler, Bernard...................................31P
Fukuda, Seiya................................................... 5
Fukui, Sadaaki.............................................. 211
Fulginiti, Anthony....................................... 146
Fuller, Tamara.............................................. 191
Fulmer, Christine K..................................180P
Fusaro, Vincent A......................................176P
Galster, George C.......................................... 84
Gambrill, Eileen........................................... 107
Gao, Qin......................................................... 23
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Program Number
Gao, Shuling................................................. 138
Garasky, Steve................................................ 76
Garcia, Marlen............................................... 72
Garfield, Lauren.............................6P, 171, 195
Garland, Eric L............................................ 119
Garrow, Eve.................................................. 196
Garvey, Meghan........................................... 151
Gaston, Gina B............................................. 179
Gearhart, Mike....................................... 9P, 119
Gehlert, Sarah..................................27, 62, 174
Geiger, Jennifer Mullins..................... 45P, 172
Gerke, Donald R..................... 107P, 131, 156P
Gerlach, Beth............................................... 190
Germak, Andrew J..............................128, 165
Gerstenblatt, Paula......................................75P
Ghosh, Subharati........................................... 54
Giarratano, Paulette M.............................169P
Gibbs, Jeremy.......................................146, 178
Gilbert, Dorie............................................... 112
Gilbert, Louisa............................................... 95
Gilgun, Jane F.....................................144P, 163
Gilmer, Rachel............................................... 93
Gilreath, Tamika D...................................... 141
Gitlow, Elissa.................................................. 32
Gjertson, Leah M.......................................175P
Glass, Joseph E...........................................197P
Gloppen, Kari M............................................ 63
Goldbach, Jeremy................................158, 178
Golden, Lonnie.............................................. 37
Golder, Seana............................................... 180
Goldston, David....................................... 31, 43
Gomes, Anne-Marie.............................93, 213
Gomes, Arminda P........................................ 62
Gomez, Rebecca..................................172, 190
Gomory, Tomi............................................187P
Gonzales, Roberto G..................................... 45
Gorman-Smith, Deborah............................. 83
Grady, Melissa D....................................74, 218
Graham, Carrie.............................................. 10
Graham, John R........................................... 157
Graham, Louis F.......................................... 139
Grant-Savela, Stacey D.................................. 50
Gray, Lisa A.................................................. 175
Note: Plain numerals refer to regular session, P numbers refer to poster session, RMW numbers
refer to the research methods workshops, and SSRPCB numbers refer to the special sessions on
research priorities and capacity building.
Name
Program Number
Green, Sara................................................... 123
Greenberg, Jan Steven.................16, 165P, 193
Greenfield, Emily......................... 10, 44, 137P
Greenfield, Jennifer C.................................41P
Greeno, Elizabeth J........................................ 49
Greer, Tracy L..............................................96P
Greeson, Megan........................................... 111
Gregoire, Thomas.................................... 8P, 26
Grier, Antoinette............................................ 52
Gringeri, Christina E.................................... 21
Grinnell-Davis, Claudette L............ 154, 197P
Grinstein-Weiss, Michal.......................84, 177
Groff, Sara E........................................ 48, 187P
Grogan, Colleen M...................................... 196
Grogan-Kaylor, Andrew............................... 81
Gromer, Jill..................................................... 85
Gromoske, Andrea N............................50, 111
Grote, Nancy K.............................................. 88
Guan, Xian.............................................13, 138
Guerrero, Erick........................... 6, 44, 96, 148
Gunn, Alana...........................................30, 110
Guo, Man......................................................36P
Guo, Shenyang..........................RMW-4, 7, 64,
Gurrola, Maria A......................................... 105
Gushwa, Melinda......................................... 152
Guterman, Neil B.......................................... 61
Gutierrez, Lorraine....................................126P
Ha, Jung-Hwa..............................................56P
Ha, Yoonsook................................................. 45
Haffejee, Badiah.....................................33, 160
Hageman, Sally A........................................ 117
Haggerty, Kevin............................................. 90
Hahm, Hyeouk Chris..................................71P
Haight, Wendy L............................................ 32
Hall, James A.................................................. 24
Hall, Martin T.............................................. 180
Hamer, Robert............................................... 56
Han, Chong-suk..........................................91P
Han, Eunhee................................................... 19
Han, Wen-Jui............................................... 209
Haney, Jolynn............................................... 193
Hanna, Michele D....................................... 191
Hanrahan, Nancy........................................ 156
Name
Program Number
Hans, Sydney........................................141, 187
Hansen, Kate..............................................129P
Hanssen, Daria V............................................. 9
Hardesty, Melissa......................................... 110
Harmon, Dana K.......................................182P
Harootyan, Linda............................ SSRPCB-3
Hastings, Julia F............................................. 54
Havlicek, Judy............................... 82, 184, 205
Hawkins, J. David...................................... 1, 63
Hawkins, Jaclynn........................................... 14
Hayes, Megan J.............................................45P
Hays, Krystal S............................................... 34
He, Amy........................................................ 180
Healey, Priscilla........................................... 179
Hearod, Karen.............................................. 135
Heath, Ryan..........................................104, 207
Helu Fernandez, Paula..........................16, 156
Henly, Julia R................................ 37, 110, 201
Henry, David.................................................. 83
Henwood, Benjamin.............................16, 145
Herman, Daniel B.......................................... 59
Herman-Smith, Robert L............................. 51
Hernandes, Sandra........................................ 93
Hernandez, Isaias R.................................... 189
Hernandez, Lynn......................................... 151
Hernandez, Mercedes.............. 16, 161P, 162P
Herrenkohl, Todd I...............................12, 109
Hesselbrock, Michie N............................... 216
Hetling, Andrea.....................................91, 132
Hiance, Danielle............................................ 31
Hickle, Kristine.............................................. 29
Higgins, Philip C......................................... 133
Hill, Karl G.................................................106P
Hillios, Jacquelyn S...................................... 219
Hilton, Timothy........................................... 214
Hirsch-Moverman, Yael.......................67, 210
Hock, Robert................................................67P
Hodge, Ashleigh........................................194P
Hodge, David R.........................................181P
Hoe, Maanse................................................. 198
Hoffman, Steven..........................................54P
Hoge, Gretchen L.......................................... 91
Holder, Nicholas.......................................... 203
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Note: Plain numerals refer to regular session, P numbers refer to poster session, RMW numbers
refer to the research methods workshops, and SSRPCB numbers refer to the special sessions on
research priorities and capacity building.
Name
Program Number
Holloway, Ian W........................................... 146
Holmes, Megan R..................................50, 111
Holosko, Michael J....................................188P
Holt, Melissa................................................ 177
Holub, Krista................................................ 177
Hong, Michin................................................. 10
Hong, Philip Young P.................................. 134
Hong, Sae Young.......................................103P
Hong, Seokho................................................. 69
Hong, Seunghye....................................... 10, 54
Hope, Betty..................................................... 82
Hopkins, Karen M.....................124P, 148, 213
Hoppe, Marilyn........................................... 192
Horen, Maria Jose....................................... 212
Horner, Pilar................................................ 136
Horsford, Christina E................................. 170
Hosein, Shareda............................................. 34
Houser, Linda............................................... 193
Houston, Allison...................................93, 213
Hovmand, Peter........................................... 117
Howard, Matthew O.............................20, 119
Howley, Meredith M................................... 210
Hoy, Janet........................................................ 46
Hoy-Ellis, Charles P....................................... 78
Hriesh, Marah.............................................. 173
Hsiao, Hsin Yi................................................ 75
Hsu, Hsun-Ta............................................... 131
Huang, Jin.......................... 4, 21P, 28, 124, 164
Huang, Shi.................................................... 151
Huang, Yu-Te.........................................95, 136
Hudson, Christopher G................................ 73
Hudson, Darrell.........................................122P
Hulko, Wendy................................................ 21
Hunt, Timothy............................................... 95
Hurford, Matthew....................................... 156
Hyde, Justeen............................................... 171
Hyde, Susan..................................................68P
Im, Hyojin.................................................... 194
Inoue, Megumi.............................................. 72
Ireland, Connie............................................ 180
Ishler, Karen J......................................... 9P, 119
Ismayilova, Leyla......................................... 207
Iwamoto, Derek.........................................179P
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Name
Program Number
Jaccard, James J........................... RMW-1, 64P
Jacobs, Leah A.................................................. 3
Jacobsen, Wade.............................................. 97
Jacobson, Jodi M..........................................73P
Jaggers, Jeremiah W..................................... 158
James, Adam P...........................................101P
James, Joyce.................................................... 98
Jang, Yuri....................................................123P
Jani, Jayshree..............................................178P
Jantz, Ian........................................ 78, 153, 201
Jaudes, Paula K............................................ 122
Jean, Almathe...............................................24P
Jean, Florence................................................. 55
Jedwab, Merav................................................ 11
Jenkins, David................................................ 36
Jensen, Todd M............................................ 197
Jenson, Jeffrey M........................................... 68
Jeon, Sae-Mi.......................................193P, 200
Jeong, Eun........................................................ 4
Jeste, Dilip...................................................162P
Jeyapal, Daphne............................................. 77
Ji, Wenxiao..................................................... 73
Jiwatram, Tina.............................................. 112
Joe, Sean..................................................60, 129
Johnson, Lydia V............................................ 56
Johnson, Shannon K...................................63P
Johnson, Waldo E.......................................... 43
Johnson-Jennings, Michelle....................... 135
Johnson-Motoyama, Michelle................... 136
Jones, Amanda Michelle............................. 110
Jones, Courtney........................................... 172
Jones, Kenya C............................................. 137
Jones, Stephanie M...................................... 160
Josey, Lakeetra............................................. 156
Joshi, Manisha................................................ 55
Juliano-Bult, Denise........................ SSRPCB-1
Jun, Hyun-Jin...............................................95P
Jun, Jina.......................... 28P, 108P, 110P, 114P
Jun, Min Kyoung.........................30P, 98P, 120
Jung, Nahri................................ 44P, 136, 199P
Kagotho, Njeri................................................ 15
Kahn, Sara.................................................... 159
Kahng, Sang Kyoung...................................56P
Note: Plain numerals refer to regular session, P numbers refer to poster session, RMW numbers
refer to the research methods workshops, and SSRPCB numbers refer to the special sessions on
research priorities and capacity building.
Name
Program Number
Kamya, Hugo............................................... 159
Kang, Eun-Na............................................136P
Kang, Sung-wan.....................................3P, 46P
Kang, Sun Kyung.........................................74P
Kanno, Hanae............................................103P
Kao, Dennis......................................44, 94P, 96
Kaphingst, Kimberly...................................53P
Karimli, Leyla............................................... 114
Katz, Dolly.................................................... 210
Kaufmann, Sarah...................................33, 160
Kavanagh, Phil...........................................189P
Kazi, Mansoor AF......................................... 13
Keene, Lance C............................................ 178
Kelly, Erin L..........................................157, 199
Kemp, Susan P..........................SSRPCB-6, 173
Kennedy, Angie............................................ 111
Kennedy, Stephanie C................................... 85
Kenny, Kathleen.........................................109P
Key, Clinton............................................84, 177
Key, Whitney................................................ 134
Khatiwoda, Parmananda.............................. 32
Kidwell, Katherine.......................................54P
Kiesel, Lisa R.................................................. 50
Kilka, J. Bart................................................. 109
Killeen, Therese K.......................................96P
Killian, Michael........................................... 156
Killian-Farrell, Candace.......................56, 218
Kim, Ahraemi................................................ 75
Kim, BK Elizabeth.......................63, 106P, 189
Kim, Bomi...................................................... 70
Kim, Bo Rin.................................................35P
Kim, Eun Hee..............................................74P
Kim, HaeJung.................. 103P, 113, 124P, 213
Kim, Hyejin.............................................. 13, 23
Kim, Isok........................................................ 35
Kim, JaeSeung........................................37, 99P
Kim, Jae Yop................................................... 70
Kim, Jeehoon.................................. 153P, 154P
Kim, Jin H..................................................120P
Kim, Johnny S.............................................. 207
Kim, Junghyun...........................................127P
Kim, Jun Kyung...........................................33P
Kim, Kyeongmo.................................125P, 170
Name
Program Number
Kim, Mee Hye.......................................... 10, 69
Kim, Mimi E.................................................... 3
Kim, Minseop................................... 136, 199P
Kim, Mi Sung................................................. 78
Kim, Patricia................................................ 115
Kim, Songmin.............................................. 161
Kim, Soyeon.........................................154, 214
Kim, Woo Jong............................................ 154
Kim, Yi Jin....................................................33P
Kim, Yongseok.............................................84P
Kim, Yoo Jung...................................... 65P, 156
Kim, Yoon Mi............................................103P
Kim, Youngmi............................... 28, 124, 164
Kim, Youn Kyoung......................................32P
Kim-Gervey, Constance G.........................80P
King, Anthony.............................................18P
King, Bryn......................................... 103, 183P
King, Kelly............................................131, 216
Kinsman, Anne............................................67P
Kitsmiller, Emily.......................................... 203
Kjellstrand, Elizabeth.................................. 106
Knapp, Vicki.................................................12P
Knipe, Janet.................................................... 68
Knott, Theresa............................................. 198
Ko, Eunjeong................................................59P
Ko, Jungyai.................................................125P
Koblin, Beryl................................................ 210
Kobulsky, Julia M........................................ 115
Kohl, Patricia L............................61, 143P, 216
Kolbe, Athena R...........................................24P
Kolomer, Stacey.................................58P, 171P
Komorosky, Dawna....................................... 46
Kondrat, David............................................ 156
Kong, Jooyoung.....................................5P, 14P
Kong, Sengly.................................................... 5
Kools, Susan................................................. 122
Korfmacher, Jon........................................... 187
Korr, Wynne................................................... 60
Kothari, Brianne H..............................177, 191
Krenz, Kristin............................................... 112
Kriegel, Liat S............................................... 146
Krings, Amy................................................. 196
Kristie Wilder, Kristie................................. 178
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Note: Plain numerals refer to regular session, P numbers refer to poster session, RMW numbers
refer to the research methods workshops, and SSRPCB numbers refer to the special sessions on
research priorities and capacity building.
Name
Program Number
Kropf, Nancy P............................................. 117
Krull, Ivy......................................................... 96
Ku, Jane........................................................... 77
Kubiak, Sheryl Pimlott.........................30, 154
Kuhlberg, Jill A............................................ 117
Kulick, Alex..........................................139, 161
Kulis, Stephen S............................................. 99
Kulkarni, Shanti............................................. 51
Kull, Ryan..................................................... 118
Kuoch, Theanvy............................................... 5
Kwak, Jung....................................................59P
Lacasse, Jeffrey........................ 107, 115P, 116P
Lach, Lucyna M...........................................87P
Lai, Lei............................................................. 37
Lalayants, Marina............................................ 9
LaLiberte, Traci............................................ 193
Lalich, Nina..................................................42P
Lally, Michelle.............................................. 155
Lambert, Michael Canute............................. 64
Lambert, Susan................................20, 37, 201
Lancaster, Lawanna.....................................22P
Lanesskog, Deirdre........................................ 77
Langenderfer, Lisa........................ 50, 161, 212
Lanza, Caroline A........................................ 160
Lardner, Mark.............................................. 199
LaSala, Michael............................................ 139
Laser, Julie Anne............................................ 94
Lawrence, Catherine K...............................25P
Lawson, Jennifer........................................183P
Leake, Robin..........................................22, 185
Leathers, Sonya J.......................................... 152
Lechuga-Pena, Stephanie........................ 1P, 68
LeCloux, Mary............................................... 14
Lee, Bethany................................ 141, 199, 212
Lee, Eun Lye.................................................42P
Lee, Hee Yun......................... 152P, 153P, 154P
Lee, Jacquelyn....................................58P, 171P
Lee, Jaehoon................................................... 52
Lee, Jaewon.................................................127P
Lee, Jang Hyun.............................................33P
Lee, Ji-hyeon................................................... 70
Lee, Jisun......................................................... 59
Lee, Junghee...................................80P, 84P, 93
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Name
Program Number
Lee, Jungup.............................................85, 189
Lee, Meng-Jung............................................ 158
Lee, Michael G............................................. 131
Lee, Mihwa.................................................152P
Lee, Minhong....................................... 39P, 117
Lee, RaeHyuck....................................... 7P, 209
Lee, Sang Jung..............................................73P
Lee, Sangwoo...............................................39P
Lee, Shawna J.........................................61, 154
Lee, Shihhye................................................. 212
Lee, Sungkyu........................................195, 200
Lee, Wonik.....................................................3P
Lee, Yeonggeul...........................................133P
Lee, Yeonjung...............................................38P
Lee, Yookyong..............................................78P
Lee King, Patricia........................................ 120
Lehning, Amanda.......................................... 10
Leibowitz, George........................................ 189
Le Marchand, Loic........................................ 54
Lemieux, Catherine M.................................. 13
Lennon-Dearing, Robin.....................11P, 20P
Leone, Christine S....................................... 110
Leotti, Sandy.................................................. 21
Lescano, Celia................................................ 55
Leslie, Laurel K............................................ 171
Lesorogol, Carolyn K.................................. 186
Lewin, Adam B.............................................. 74
Lewinson, Terri................................... 44, 135P
Lewis, Carol M...................... SSRPCB-2, 112P
Lewis, Ericka M.........................................143P
Lewis, Terrence O........................................ 178
Li, Jilan..........................................................89P
Li, Luxiaofei..................................................21P
Li, Shijian........................................................ 73
Li, Yong.................................................116, 176
Liechty, Janet................................15P, 158, 200
Lietz, Cynthia...............................................45P
Lightfoot, Elizabeth..................................... 193
Lightman, Ernie............................................. 34
Lim, Caroline Sheng Foong.....................164P
Lim, Jung-Won............................................ 116
Lim, Younghee.......................................19, 215
Limb, Gordon.............................................. 209
Note: Plain numerals refer to regular session, P numbers refer to poster session, RMW numbers
refer to the research methods workshops, and SSRPCB numbers refer to the special sessions on
research priorities and capacity building.
Name
Program Number
Lin, Ching-Hsuan........................................46P
Lin, I-Hsuan................................................. 137
Lin, Ya-Li....................................................139P
Lincoln, Karen D............................. SSRPCB-3
Lind, Kristina S............................................90P
Lindhorst, Taryn..................... 12, 88, 155, 210
Lindsay, Megan............................................ 112
Lindsey, Leslie............................................149P
Linley, Jessica V..........................................194P
Lippold, Melissa...................................193, 212
List, Ann B.................................................... 138
Littell, Julia H...................... RMW-2, 168, 206
Liu, Chennan............................................... 200
Liu, Hattie..................................................... 136
Liu, Jinyu......................................................36P
Liu, Li-Wen................................................139P
Liu, Shu-Wen................................................. 23
Livermore, Michelle.................................... 215
Lizano, Erica Leeanne................................... 75
Lize, Stephen.................................................. 30
Lloyd, Jacqueline............................. SSRPCB-1
Lloyd, Margaret H.......................................43P
Lloyd, Michael............................................. 147
Lo, Herman Hay Ming................................... 9
Logan-Greene, Patricia...............12P, 123, 189
Logie, Carmen.................................15, 55, 166
Loke, Vernon........................................117, 124
Lombe, Margaret...............................43, 72, 76
Lopez, Amy.................................................... 68
Lopez, Kara S.............................................191P
Lopez, Kristina.............................................16P
Lou, Christine W. M................................... 219
Lough, Benjamin J.................................58, 178
Louis, Ryan J.P............................................115P
Lu, Yuhwa Eva................................................ 73
Lubben, James...... SSRPCB-3, SSRPCB-7, 81,
219
Lukens, Ellen P...........................................165P
Lundgren, Lena M................................... 80, 96
Lurigio, Arthur J.......................................... 154
Lynn, John..................................................129P
Lyons, Karen S............................................... 69
Ma, Xin........................................................... 95
Name
Program Number
Mabry, Patricia................................. SSRPCB-4
Mackie, Thomas I........................................ 171
MacNeil, Gordon......................................... 158
Macy, Rebecca J.................................. 87, 109P
Magan, Ifrah................................................... 43
Magaña, Sandra..................................... 16P, 72
Magruder, Joseph........................................ 103
Maguin, Eugene............................................. 95
Maguire-Jack, Kathryn............................... 152
Mahapatra, Neely........................................ 137
Mahoney, Colleen.......................................... 62
Mahoney, Kevin J.......................................... 72
Mailick, Marsha R....................................... 193
Maleku, Arati................................ 77, 114, 194
Mallon, Neil................................................. 199
Malm, Aili.................................................... 180
Mamadraimov, Suhaily B........................... 114
Mandayam, Gokul S.................................... 112
Manthey, Treovr..........................................66P
Manuel, Jennifer.......................................... 179
Mao, Weiyu..................................................36P
Maramaldi, Peter........................................... 14
Marcenko, Maureen O................................ 209
Mariscal, Susana..................................111, 130
Marra, Laura................................................ 190
Marsh, Jeanne C..................................144, 183
Marshall, Jane................................................. 32
Marsiglia, Flavio Francisco.1, 38, 79P, 99, 150
Martin, Karissa..........................................148P
Martin, Melissa.............................................. 59
Martin, Sandra L.......................................109P
Martin, Shadi.....................................40P, 182P
Martinez, Ramiro........................................ 136
Martinson, Melissa L.................................... 93
Masa, Rainier.......................................149, 164
Maschi, T. Marie................................. 86, 172P
Mason, Lisa Reyes....................................... 186
Mason, Susan....................................... 55P, 188
Masters, Tatiana........................................... 192
Matthews, Amanda...............................33, 160
Matthews, Elizabeth...................................... 62
Matthias, Mariann....................................... 211
Matz-Costa, Christina J................................ 44
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Note: Plain numerals refer to regular session, P numbers refer to poster session, RMW numbers
refer to the research methods workshops, and SSRPCB numbers refer to the special sessions on
research priorities and capacity building.
Name
Program Number
Mauldin, Rebecca.......................................... 44
Mayer, Lynn Milgram................................. 118
Maynard, Brandy R... RMW-2, 106, 125, 129,
151, 206, 207
McArthur, Vickie Burgess.......................... 130
McBeath, Bowen...32, 69P, 137, 148, 177, 191
McCarthy, Mary L......................................... 22
McCarthy, Michael J..................................... 69
McCarty, Cari............................................... 202
McCarty-Caplan, David............................... 78
McClernon, F. Joseph..................................31P
McCormick, Adam....................................... 47
McCoy, Henrika.......................115, 143, 130P
McDonald, Chad........................................... 46
McDonald, Shelby................................... 46, 94
McDonald, Tom........................................... 130
McDonough, Susan C................................... 61
McGowan, Brenda G..................................25P
McGregor, Kyle A........................................ 155
McGuire-Schwartz, Mandy........................ 115
McHale, Susan............................................. 193
McInroy, Lauren..................................139, 147
McIver, Saralyn.............................................. 97
McKay, Mary........................... 15, 76, 115, 177
McMahon, Sarah........................................... 91
McMillin, Stephen Edward..................110, 83
McRoy, Ruth G................................ SSRPCB-2
Melendez Mendoza, Miguel Angel............... 6
Mellins, Claude.............................................. 15
Meltzer-Brody, Samantha............................. 56
Mendoza, Natasha S......................................8P
Meng, Yu......................................................... 28
Mennen, Ferol E........................................101P
Mennicke, Annelise....................................... 85
Mercado, Micaela..................................76, 177
Mersky, Joshua P....................................50, 123
Messing, Jill T..................51, 92, 105, 112, 173
Messinger, Lori............................................ 147
Michalopoulos, Lynn T. M........................... 73
Mienko, Joseph A........................................ 127
Miles, Rhenne.............................................. 137
Miller, Christina R...................................... 167
Miller, Daniel P.............................................. 76
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Name
Program Number
Miller, Gloria................................................ 167
Miller, Shari E............................. 29, 58P, 171P
Miller-Cribbs, Julie...................................... 167
Min, Meeyoung O.............. 30P, 98P, 115, 120
Minnes, Sonia.............................................. 115
Minnick, Dorlisa J....................................... 165
Minshew, Nancy J........................... 118P, 167P
Miranda-Julian, Claudia............................. 177
Mitchell, Jamie A........................................... 14
Mitschke, Diane B........................................... 5
Mittal, Gina.................................................. 187
Mogro-Wilson, Cristina.......................89, 216
Mohamed, Abdiasis.................................... 218
Molieri, Anthony......................................... 116
Mollard, Melissa.......................................... 133
Montgomery, Katherine L..................106, 207
Montie, Jim..................................................... 14
Moon, Heehyul......................................69, 170
Moon, Sung Seek.........................................32P
Moore, Megan................................................ 88
Moorman, Sara..............................................5P
Moorthy, M. V................................................ 71
Moragne, Kafi.............................................. 110
Morano, Carmen............................. SSRPCB-3
Mor Barak, Michàlle E............................ 75, 81
Morgan, Candice........................................... 30
Morrison, Diane.......................................... 192
Morrow-Howell, Nancy.................. SSRPCB-7
Mosley, Jennifer...................................148, 196
Mountz, Sarah............................................190P
Mowbray, Orion P.................. 69P, 196P, 197P
Moxley, David P........................................... 167
Moylan, Carrie A............................................. 3
Mueser, Kim T................................................ 62
Mullins, Whig............................................129P
Munoz, Ricky T..........................................148P
Munoz-Laboy, Miguel A............................ 104
Murphy, Sharon B....................................... 192
Murphy-Smith, Michele.............................72P
Murray, Laura................................................ 73
Murray, Margaret............................ SSRPCB-1
Murry-Drobot, Olliette.............................149P
Murugan, Vithya................................... 10P, 52
Note: Plain numerals refer to regular session, P numbers refer to poster session, RMW numbers
refer to the research methods workshops, and SSRPCB numbers refer to the special sessions on
research priorities and capacity building.
Name
Program Number
Muthanna, Jennifer....................................... 21
Muzik, Maria.................................................. 61
Myers White, Wendy......................... 86, 135P
Nabunya, Proscovia..................................... 207
Naccarato, Toni.............................................. 68
Nackerud, Larry..........................................57P
Nakaoka, Susan............................................ 190
Nam, Jaehyun...............................................27P
Nam, Yunju...................................................... 4
Namkung, Eun Ha...................................... 193
Nanda, Neha.................................................. 76
Nandi, Vijay.................................................. 210
Natera-Rey, Guillermina................................ 6
Nattabi, Jennifer........................................... 207
Ndetei, David............................................... 194
Nebbitt, Von E............................................... 43
Nedjat-Haiem, Frances.....................59P, 104P
Needell, Barbara.......................................... 103
Neely-Barnes, Susan....................................11P
Negi, Nalini............................................6, 179P
Negriff, Sonya.............................................. 122
Negroni, Lirio.............................................. 216
Neighbors, Harold....................................... 133
Neilands, Torsten B..................................... 114
Nelson, Rebekah J............................... 85, 170P
Nelson, Timothy..........................................54P
Nepomnyaschy, Lenna.................................. 76
Neugut, Tova.................................................. 61
Nevarez, Lucinda.........................................92P
Newberry, Andrea....................................... 157
Newhill, Christina E.........................117P, 133
Newman, Peter A..................................15, 166
Newransky, Chrisann........................158P, 174
Nguyen, Duy.................................................. 75
Nguyen, Huong................................... 94, 160P
Nicholas, David........................................... 157
Nicoll, Kerri Leyda........................................ 18
Nikolova, Kristina......................................... 95
Nikolova, Silviya.......................................... 194
Nochajski, Thomas H............................. 29, 95
Noel, Lailea J................................................ 174
Noh, Hyunjin.............................................134P
Norton, Christine..................................31, 172
Name
Program Number
Noyes, Jennifer L........................................... 19
Nugent, William R................................66, 199
Nuño-Gutiérrez, Bertha L............................ 99
Nurius, Paula S............... SSRPCB-6, 123, 189
O’Brien, Jennifer............................................ 56
O’Connor, Allison......................................... 46
O’Connor, Mary Katherine............................ 1
Oesterle, Sabrina............................................ 63
Ogbonnaya, Ijeoma Nwabuzor.................. 216
Oh, Hans Young................................61P, 177P
Oh, Hyunsung.............................................. 132
Ohmer, Mary.................................................... 8
Okech, David................................................. 29
Okpych, Nathanael...................................... 202
Olate, René................................ 89, 113P, 151P
Olivet, Jeffrey................................................. 59
Orellana, E. Roberto................................... 104
Orme, John G................................................. 90
Ortiz, Cristina.............................................. 110
Osteen, Philip...............................................73P
Osterweil, Sharon........................................ 145
Osuji, Hadiza................................................ 177
Otis, Melanie........................... 17P, 145P, 180P
Ott, Mary A.................................................. 155
Owen, Jesse................................................... 179
Oyserman, Daphna.......................................2P
Ozaki, Reiko...............................................145P
Paceley, Megan S..................................178, 191
Padgett, Deborah K..................................... 145
Paek, Min-So................................................ 116
Pahwa, Rohini.............................................. 146
Palmer, Barton...........................................162P
Pandey, Shanta.............................................10P
Panozzo, Dwight D....................................... 36
Pansacola, Abigail........................................ 190
Pappadis, Monique...................................... 113
Paradiso, Rebecca.................................. 16P, 72
Paris, Ruth.................................................... 187
Parish, Susan L......................................... 54, 72
Park, Hyun-Sun.........................................168P
Park, Hyunyong........ 28P, 30P, 98P, 114P, 120
Park, So-Young............................................64P
Park, Sojung.................................................35P
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refer to the research methods workshops, and SSRPCB numbers refer to the special sessions on
research priorities and capacity building.
Name
Program Number
Park, Song-Yi................................................. 54
Parker, Gary................................................. 115
Parrish, Danielle..........................................97P
Parry, Carly....................................... SSRPCB-1
Passolt, Gregor............................................. 127
Patterson, Debra.......................................... 192
Patterson, Jocelyn........................................ 210
Payne, Jennifer Shepard.............................. 216
Pearson, Cynthia.................................176, 210
Pease, James L..............................................62P
Penido, Cláudia............................................ 175
Pennell, Joan................................................44P
Pérez, Alfred................................................. 110
Perkins, Nathan H.......................................88P
Perry, Robin E.............................................. 208
Petering, Robin................................33, 58, 146
Peters, Clark M................................... 82, 160P
Peters, Kristen E.......................................... 125
Peters, S. Colby.............................................. 42
Pettus-Davis, Carrie...................................... 52
Pfeifer, Matthew............................................. 50
Phillips, Chereese........................................ 172
Phillips, Gary............................................... 195
Philogene, G. Stephane.................. SSRPCB-1, ...................................................... SSRPCB-4
Pike, Cathy King.......................................... 137
Pillai, Vijayan.............................. 92, 114, 140P
Pineros, Maria.............................................. 121
Pinto, Luz....................................................162P
Pinto, Rogério........................................60, 175
Piper, Lauren................................................16P
Pitner, Ronald........................................8, 113P
Pitorak, Heather............................................ 55
Plax, Katie...................................................156P
Pollard, Nell J................................................. 56
Pollio, David E....................................... 19P, 32
Pollock, McLean D....................................109P
Pomeroy, Elizabeth C..................... 108P, 110P
Porterfield, Shirley L..................................... 72
Postmus, Judy L.....................................91, 132
Potter, Cathryn C..................................22, 185
Poulin, Patrick............................................. 217
Prabhu, Shraddha.......................................... 95
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Program Number
Prado, Guillermo......................................... 151
Preble, Kathleen Murray.............................. 92
Preston, Mark S........................................... 152
Price, Sarah Kye...................................175, 187
Primack, Brian...........................................113P
Primbetova, Sholpan..................................... 95
Prince, Dana................................................. 151
Prost, Stephanie Grace.................................. 48
Pruett, Jana Aldrich....................................50P
Pruiksma, Kristi E....................................... 203
Putnam, Janet............................................... 137
Putnam, Michelle.......................................... 72
Putnam-Hornstein, Emily.......................... 103
Queen, Courtney C..................................... 133
Quijano, Louise M....................................... 105
Quinn, Adam.............................................171P
Quinn, Camille R......................................130P
Quintero-Gonzalez, Brenda....................... 117
Radey, Melissa..................................19, 31, 189
Raghavan, Ramesh........................6P, 171, 195
Rahill, Guitele J.............................................. 55
Rainosek, Diane.........................................112P
Ramos, Blanca M......................................... 176
Randolph, Karen A....................................... 68
Ranweiler, Jessica.......................................178P
Rapisarda, Christopher...............................19P
Rauktis, Mary Elizabeth.............................44P
Raver, C. Cybele........................................... 160
Ray-Letourneau, Diana.............................. 135
Redmond, Phillip H...................................... 87
Reed, Deborah............................................. 185
Reisch, Michael................................................ 1
Relief Society, Palestinian Medical............. 94
Rendle, Katharine A. S............................... 174
Renn, Kristen................................................. 78
Resko, Stella M.......................................51, 200
Reyes, Laurent............................................137P
Reynolds, Andrew D..................................... 76
Reza, Md. Hasan.......................................... 194
Rhee, Min-Kyoung........................................ 75
Rhew, Isaac C................................................. 63
Rhoades, Harmony..........33, 58, 89, 146, 180
Rhodes, Alison M.......................................... 71
Note: Plain numerals refer to regular session, P numbers refer to poster session, RMW numbers
refer to the research methods workshops, and SSRPCB numbers refer to the special sessions on
research priorities and capacity building.
Name
Program Number
Rhodes, Diane..............................................75P
Rhodes, Judith L. F....................... 13, 118, 138
Rice, Eric.................................... 33, 58, 89, 146
Richard, Laura............................................. 118
Rienks, Shauna.......................................22, 185
Riley, Sarah..................................................... 84
Rittner, Barbara............................................. 29
Rivaux, Stephanie L..................................... 190
Rizo, Cynthia Fraga................................. 56, 87
Robbins, Danielle.................................. 79P, 99
Robbins, Susan P......................... 97, 163, 191P
Roberts, Greg............................................... 106
Roberts-Lewis, Amelia.............................102P
Robertson, Caroline..........................2, 59, 129
Rodriguez-JenKins, Jessica......................... 209
Roe-Sepowitz, Dominique E....................... 29
Rohe, William.............................................. 177
Rolock, Nancy.............................................. 153
Root, Lawrence............................................ 134
Rose, Roderick A..................................... 42, 64
Rose, Theda..........................................129, 212
Rosen, Gina L.............................................. 201
Rosenblum, Katherine L............................... 61
Ross, Abigail M............................................ 177
Roth, Benjamin......................................45, 110
Rothbard, Aileen......................................... 195
Rothstein, David............................................ 84
Rothwell, David W................................18, 87P
Rouse, Chaturia D....................................... 210
Rowe, Jeannine M.......................................26P
Royce, Rachel A........................................... 210
Ruffolo, Mary............................................... 175
Ruiz, Erika....................................................23P
Runnels, Ratonia........................................... 98
Rutledge, Scott Edward..............................91P
Rwigema, Marie Jolie.................................. 166
Ryan, Tiffany................................................ 172
Ryu, Jeong-Hee.............................................. 54
Sacco, Paul....................................................95P
Sacks, Tina.................................................... 135
Sakamoto, Izumi............................................ 77
Salas-Wright, Christopher P........ 89, 129, 151
Salloum, Alison............................................. 74
Name
Program Number
Saltzman, Jaclyn A.......................................15P
Saltzman, Leia Y.....................................71, 151
Salyers, Michelle.......................................... 211
Sampson, McClain......................................70P
Samuel, Louise............................................. 196
Samuels, Gina M......................................... 110
Sanchez, Katherine......................................96P
Sanders, Laura.............................................. 136
Sandoval, Gisela M....................................165P
Sands, Roberta G......................................... 211
Sangalang, Cindy C....................................... 35
Santiago, Anna M.......................................... 84
Sarkisian, Natasha......................................... 37
Sarna, Margaret............................................. 93
Sarteschi, Christine M................................ 125
Scharlach, Andrew........................................ 10
Schatz, Mona................................................ 137
Schelbe, Lisa................................................. 172
Scheyett, Anna............................................... 30
Schilling, Elizabeth A...................................... 5
Schmid, Hillel.............................................. 197
Schmidt, Clecy............................................. 175
Schmitt-Sands, Catherine............................. 17
Schneider, William J..........................100P, 214
Schneiderman, Janet U............................... 122
Schoemann, Alexander.............................184P
Schoeneman, Andrew................................. 179
Schoeny, Michael........................................... 83
Schottenfeld, Lisa........................................ 187
Schreiber, Jill........................................190, 191
Schudrich, Wendy Zeitlin..........25P, 55P, 188
Schultz, Katie.......................................135, 210
Schutz, April...............................................107P
Schwab, James................................................ 98
Schwan, Kaitlin J............................................ 34
Schwoeffermann, Cimone.......................... 137
Scinta, Ashleigh...........................................94P
Sciortino, Sarah A.....................................165P
Scott, Jennifer............................................... 198
Scully, Mary...................................................... 5
Sears, Heather L........................................... 121
Seay, Kristen D.............................................93P
Secret, Mary.................................................88P
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refer to the research methods workshops, and SSRPCB numbers refer to the special sessions on
research priorities and capacity building.
Name
Program Number
Segal, Elizabeth A........................................ 204
Segal, Steven P.............................................. 211
Semanchin Jones, Annette M.................... 208
Seng, Julia S..................................................18P
Senteio, Charles...........................................82P
Sergeant, Danee.........................................172P
Severson, Margaret E.................................... 52
Sewell, Whitney.....................................56, 170
Shafer, Kevin........................................197, 209
Shannon, Patricia............................................ 5
Shao, Lin.........................................6P, 171, 195
Shapiro, Valerie B..................................63, 115
Sharer, Melissa............................................... 55
Sharma, Bonita B...................... 5, 77, 114, 194
Sharma, Yasoda.............................................. 92
Sharp, Carla.................................................. 199
Shaw, Stacey A.......................................95, 217
Sherraden, Michael.........................28, 84, 124
Shields, Joseph J............................................. 24
Shier, Micheal L........................................... 157
Shin, Sunny H............................143, 193P, 200
Shires, Deirdre A........................................... 14
Shiu, Cheng Shi................94, 142P, 155, 160P
Shook, Jeffrey................................................. 13
Shunmugam, Murali................................... 166
Siantz, Elizabeth............................................ 16
Sichling, Florian........................................... 110
Silbersack, Elionora W................................13P
Silverman, Carol J........................................ 211
Simmelink McCleary, Jennifer...................... 5
Simmons, Catherine A.............................149P
Simon, James D..........................................141P
Simoni, Jane................................................. 202
Sims, Omar T...............................................57P
Singer, Mark I.............................................. 115
Sinha, Aakanksha.......................................... 76
Sinha, Sunny................................................ 194
Sirotich, Frank............................................... 95
Skolarus, Ted.................................................. 14
Slack, Kristen S............................................ 123
Slater, Lyn....................................................... 22
Sloan-Power, Elizabeth M.......................... 109
Small, Eusebius.............................................. 55
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Name
Program Number
Small, Latoya A.............................................. 15
Smith, Brenda D.......................................... 217
Smith, Douglas C..................................24, 205
Smith, Karen.................................................. 61
Smith, Kelley.................................................. 24
Smith, Marcella Tanya................................23P
Smith, Mark C...........................................180P
Smith, Matthew James..............................165P
Smith, Richard.......................................17, 127
Smith-Osborne, Alexa......................68P, 140P
Smithgall, Cheryl......................................... 184
Smokowski, Paul R............................2, 59, 129
Snyder, Kimberly......................................... 156
Snyder, Susanna J........................................... 77
Sobeck, Joanne L........................................... 96
Sogar, Christina........................................... 209
Sohn, Sunju........................................28P, 114P
Solomon, Phyllis L...................................... 156
Son, Hyemin................................................ 137
Song, Ahyoung................................... 59, 128P
Song, Hyun-a................................................. 28
Song, Jieun.................................................... 193
Song, Na Kyoung.......................................133P
Sorenson, Paul............................ 137, 177, 191
Sosa, Leticia Villarreal................................ 153
Sousa, Cindy................................. 94, 109, 173
Spaulding-Givens, Jennifer........... 115P, 116P
Spencer, Kimberly....................................... 214
Spencer, Michael.............................................. 1
Sperlich, Mickey S.......................................18P
Spielberger, Julie............................................ 32
Spielfogel, Jill E............................................ 152
Spikes, Pilgrim............................................. 210
Spoliansky, Toni........................................... 208
Squicciarini, Lynn.......................................17P
Ssewamala, Fred M.............................114, 207
Stahlschmidt, Mary Jo................................ 117
Staller, Karen................................................ 163
Stanczyk, Alexandra B................................ 201
Stanhope, Victoria....................................... 211
Stanton, Megan C........................................ 211
Stefancic, Ana.............................................. 145
Steiker, Lori.................................................... 60
Note: Plain numerals refer to regular session, P numbers refer to poster session, RMW numbers
refer to the research methods workshops, and SSRPCB numbers refer to the special sessions on
research priorities and capacity building.
Name
Program Number
Stenhouse, Linnea L...................................... 90
Sterzing, Paul............................................... 139
Stevens-Manser, Stacey...............................72P
Stewart, Lisa M......................................37, 117
Stone, Susan................................................. 138
Storch, Eric A................................................. 74
Storer, Heather......................................... 12, 90
Stott, Tonia................................................... 172
Strand, Virginia C......................................... 22
Strier, Roni................................................... 197
Stroud, Sandra............................................. 135
Stylianou, Amanda Mathisen..............91, 132
Subica, Andrew........................... 132, 157, 199
Sun, Fei.......................................................181P
Svoboda, Deborah......................................... 91
Swartz, James A............................................. 78
Swett, Laura.................................................... 74
Tabb, Karen.................................................. 121
Tam, Christina.......................................52, 129
Tan, Kevin............................................189, 207
Tang, Fengyan............................. 38P, 93, 138P
Tanh, Daniel B............................................... 75
Taylor, Daniel J............................................. 203
Teater, Barbra............................................... 156
Tedesco, Rebecca.........................................12P
Teixeira, Samantha........................................ 97
Temkin, Tanya L.......................................... 211
Terlikbayeva, Assel........................................ 95
Testa, Mark F................................................ 130
Teyra, Ciwang.............................................. 176
Thaller, Jonel................................. 51, 112, 173
Thomas, Amy...............................................12P
Thomas, Cecilia............................................. 35
Thomas, Kathleen C..................................... 72
Thomas, Rebecca L....................................... 58
Thompson, Aaron M.................................. 106
Thompson, Julian........................................ 154
Thompson, Ronald W.................................54P
Thompson, Sanna............ 33, 132P, 173P, 212
Thompson, Tess.................................53P, 122P
Threlfall, Jennifer M.................................107P
Thyer, Bruce............................9, 20, 113, 188P
Tiderington, Emmy L................................. 145
Name
Program Number
Tieu, Hong Van............................................ 210
Tillotson, Amanda Rowe..........................176P
Toews, Barb..................................................47P
Tolman, Richard............................................ 61
Topitzes, James Dimitri........................50, 123
Torres, Luis R................................ 44, 92P, 94P
Townsend, Aloen L....................................... 69
Tracy, Elizabeth M.............. 30P, 98P, 120, 219
Trahan, Mark................................................. 83
Tran, Thanh V......................RMW-3, 14P, 176
Tran Smith, Bikki........................................ 145
Traube, Dorian............................................. 180
Travis, Raphael............................................. 143
Trawver, Kathi R.......................................... 154
Trella, Deanna.............................................. 214
Trickett, Penelope K..........................101P, 122
Tripodi, Stephen J........................................ 189
Trivedi, Madhukar H..................................96P
Tropman, John............................................. 148
Trout, Alexandra.........................................54P
Trung, Hai Nguyen....................................... 70
Tucker, Anita.................................................. 31
Tucker, Jenna................................................ 177
Turok, David K..........................................150P
Uehara, Edwina...................................121, 142
Underwood, Dawnya................................178P
Unick, George.......................................... 42, 73
Vakharia, Sheila P......................................198P
Valandra, Ms.................................................. 71
Valdez, Avelardo.............................................. 6
Valentine, Anne...........................................71P
Valle, Lorena................................................ 105
Van Sluytman, Laurens G.......................... 210
Vaughn, Michael G......89, 106, 125, 129, 151
Vaughn, Sharon........................................... 106
Veeh, Christopher A..................................... 52
Velasquez, Mary M.............................63P, 97P
Vergara, Andrew.......................................... 179
Villagrana, Margarita.................................. 198
Villarreal, Yolanda.......................................70P
Villarreal Sosa, Leticia................................ 176
Viola, Deborah...........................................172P
Voisin, Dexter......................................131, 216
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refer to the research methods workshops, and SSRPCB numbers refer to the special sessions on
research priorities and capacity building.
Name
Program Number
Voith, Laura Aisha................................50, 111
von Sternberg, Kirk.............................63P, 97P
Vorhies, Vanessa.......................................... 110
Voth Schrag, Rachel J........................147P, 173
Vu, Catherine M............................................ 75
Wachter, Karin E.......................................132P
Wagaman, M. Alex..............................105, 204
Wagenaar, Bradley......................................... 63
Wagner, Kristen.....................................19, 186
Wahab, Stephanie.......................................... 21
Wahler, Elizabeth A....................................29P
Waldfogel, Jane............................................ 209
Walker, Laurie A...................................... 8, 204
Wall, Melanie M.......................................... 175
Wallace, Cara L..........................................105P
Wallace, John M.......................................... 165
Wallio, Stephanie.......................................184P
Walls, N. Eugene....................................53, 161
Walters, Karina......................................38, 135
Walton, Quenette........................................ 201
Wan, Ying...................................................129P
Wang, Emily................................................... 93
Wang, Julia Shu-Huah......................121P, 215
Wang, Xiafei...............................................151P
Ward, Christopher J....................................88P
Warner, Lynn A.................................157P, 195
Warren, Keith.............................................194P
Warsame, Abdulkadir................................. 194
Warsett, Kimberly....................................... 187
Washburn, Micki......................................... 218
Webber, Kristina C...................................... 149
Weinberger, Gabriel.................................... 122
Weiss, Harald Ernst....................................... 23
Welch-Brewer, Chiquitia..........................102P
Weller, Bridget E...................................... 31, 55
Wells, Elizabeth A....................................... 192
Wells, Susan J............................................... 179
Wenzel, Suzanne............... 128P, 131, 146, 180
Wernick, Laura............................................ 139
Wessel, Julia.................................................... 56
West, Brady.................................................... 14
Westmoreland, Amy.................................126P
Whalen, Christopher C..............................57P
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Name
Program Number
Whalley, Anna...........................................149P
Whitaker, Kelly............................................ 138
Whitaker, Pippin........................................... 29
White, Erina M.............................................. 14
Whitefoot, Patricia..............................176, 210
Whitekiller, Virginia..................................... 22
Whitfield, Darren........................................ 161
Whitlatch, Carol............................................ 69
Wike, Traci.............................................56, 218
Wikoff, Nora........................................ 48P, 164
Wilkens, Lynne R.......................................... 54
Williams, Charmaine C.............................. 166
Williams, Christianna................................... 72
Williams, Elizabeth....................................... 52
Williams, Jaclyn M......................................86P
Williams, James Herbert........................ 20, 46
Williams, Lela Rankin......... 99, 105, 150, 151
Williams, Mark E........................................... 36
Willis, Aaron C............................................34P
Willis, Danny G............................................. 71
Wills, Thomas A.......................................... 200
Wilson, Amy Blank............................... 9P, 119
Wilson, Bincy................................................. 29
Winetrobe, Hailey.................... 33, 58, 89, 146
Winham, Katherine M................................ 179
Wittmann, Daniela A.................................... 14
Wolfe, Brenda............................................... 126
Womack, Bethany G................................... 217
Wong, Yin-Ling Irene................................. 211
Woodford, Michael R........78, 161, 166, 189P
Woods, Dianne Rush.................................... 46
Woodward, Albert......................................... 24
Woolley, Michael........................................... 42
Wretman, Christopher................................ 207
Wright, Rachel L........................................150P
Wu, Hui Ching............................................... 57
Wu, Shali......................................................... 70
Wulczyn, Fred H...................................90, 122
Wynn, Winona............................................. 210
Xu, Ling........................................................36P
Xu, Qingwen..........................................37, 176
Xue, Jia.......................................................... 192
Yac, Jose........................................................ 104
Note: Plain numerals refer to regular session, P numbers refer to poster session, RMW numbers
refer to the research methods workshops, and SSRPCB numbers refer to the special sessions on
research priorities and capacity building.
Name
Program Number
Name
Program Number
Yamada, Ann-Marie..................................161P
Yang, Chongming........................................31P
Yang, Mi-Youn............................................... 70
Ybarra, Marci................................................. 45
Ye, Minzhi.....................................................37P
Yeh, Wan-Li.................................................... 57
Yelick, Anna................................................... 23
Yeo, Younsook................................................ 98
Yingling, Marissa.........................................67P
Yoder, Jamie Rae............................................ 68
Yoo, Jane....................................................... 208
Yoon, Susan.................................................. 198
Yoshioka-Maxwell, Amanda........................ 89
Young, Sarah R............................................19P
Young, Stephen M.......................................50P
Yu, Gary........................................................ 175
Yu, Mansoo.................................................113P
Yu, Patricia J................................................... 69
Yueqi, Yan.....................................................43P
Zajicek-Farber, Michaela............................ 118
Zakour, Michael J........................................ 113
Zhai, Fuhua................................... 23, 160, 209
Zhan, Min....................................................... 58
Zhang, Grace................................................ 136
Zhang, Heidi.................................................. 77
Zhang, Jiaan................................................... 73
Zhao, Rong................................................... 214
Zimet, Gregory D........................................ 155
Zinn, Andrew............................................... 184
Zlotnik, Joan..............................SSRPCB-2, 41
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