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Dean's Cocktail Reception
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The NCSSS Alumni Association invites all alum to this special event at the University Club of Washington, DC on March 24, from 6 to 8 pm. RSVP by March 12, by sending an email to millert@cua.edu. The University Club of Washington is located at 1135 16th Street, NW (202-862-8800) and is within walking distance of the Farragut North Metro Station on the Red Line and the McPherson Square Metro Station on the Blue and Orange Lines.
Register now for Spirituality and Ethics Workshop, April 17, 2010 from 9 AM to 4 PM.
Thank You Conference for 2009-2010 NCSSS Field Instructors Tuesday, May 25, 2010, 8:15am-4:15am, Caldwell Hall Auditorium Presenters: Dr. Barbara Early, Dr. Eileen Dombo, Dr. Linda Plitt Donaldson, Dr. Dee Preston-Dillon. Co-sponsored by the NCSSS Center for the Advancement of Children, Youth, and Famlies & the NCSSS Office of Field Education.
MSA Social Action Activities
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Congratulations NCSSS 2009 Graduates
See NCSSS' 2009 Ph.D. Graduates
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... to the following faculty, named as "top therapists" by Washingtonian magazine (July 2009):
Dr. Cathleen Gray Dr. Eileen Dombo Prof. Britt Rathbone Prof. Jennifer Weaver
... to Dr. James Zabora, who was recently awarded the prestigious Ida M. Cannon Award by the Society for Social Work Leadership in Health Care.
... to Dr. Mary Jeanne Verdieck who won the Bruno Damiani Graduate Educator of the Year Award.
... to Dr. Lynn Mayer who won the James E. Dornan Undergraduate Educator of the Year Award. The award will be awarded in mid-April.
... to Dr. Cathleen Gray, awarded the Metro DC NASW prestigious Lifetime Achievement Award at the chapter's March 6th Awards Luncheon.
On November 12-13, 2007, the Council on Social Work Education site team spent two days at NCSSS, completing their review and critique of our BA and MSW programs. This evaluation process by our accrediting body began with the site team’s assessment of reaccreditation documents submitted by NCSSS on August 1, 2007.
The site team identified the following areas as strengths of the school:
“the mission of NCSSS, the curriculum, the faculty, the program leaders, field education, the Dean, our commitment to diversity, and program outcomes.” The preliminary findings and results did not identify any concerns at all!
Clearly, this is the best of times to be a social work student at NCSSS.
Dean Zabora
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