The CSWE Council on the Role and Status of Women in Social Work Education invites you to apply for its 16th Annual Feminist Scholarship Award. All scholarly papers accepted for the 2011 Annual Program Meeting (APM) that draw upon feminist theory, research methods, and/or educational and practice perspectives are welcome.
Topics may include
* innovative and effective social work practices and educational models
* histories of women in social work practice and education
* strategies to address intersecting diversities (e.g., racial, ethnic, cultural, sexual orientation, class, age, disability)
* efforts to increase the presence of underrepresented populations at all levels of education
* application of feminist theories and methods to diverse populations
* feminist-informed administration and leadership models
* global contexts for women’s participation in social work practice, research, and education
* professional commitments to social justice and equality for women
To apply for the Feminist Scholarship Award, please send your paper via e-mail to Katy Tangenberg (ktangenberg@apu.edu) at Azusa Pacific University.
Presenters should submit their papers via e-mail attachment by 5 pm PDT on FRIDAY, September 2, 2011.
Only scholarly works that fit the purpose of this award will be considered. Submissions should be professionally written, well developed, and follow APA (American Psychological Association) format. Although no specific length is required, 15–25 pages is recommended. A subcommittee made up of members of the Women’s Council will review applications. SINCE THIS IS A BLIND PEER REVIEW, AUTHORS’ NAMES SHOULD APPEAR ONLY ON THE TITLE PAGE. We especially encourage scholars in the early stages of their careers to apply. No current member of the Women’s Council is eligible for consideration.
The Feminist Scholarship Award was established by the Women’s Council to recognize innovative scholars who contribute to the advancement of feminist knowledge as it pertains to social work theory, research, practice, and education.
Presenters should submit their papers via e-mail attachment by 5 pm PDT on FRIDAY, September 2, 2011.
The Feminist Scholarship Award was established by the Women’s Council to recognize innovative scholars who contribute to the advancement of feminist knowledge as it pertains to social work theory, research, practice, and education.