November 2005 Review Period: July 1, 2002 through June 30, 2005 Table of Contents

Services to the University, College, and Academic Unit

University

University Senate 2002-2004

Senate Standards and By Laws Committee 2002-2004

Senate Library Committee 2002-2004

Senate Commencement Committee 2002-2004

Senate Self Study Subcommittee 2004
College

Academic Affairs Committee (1999-2000)

Chair: Academic Affairs Committee. College of Health and Human Sciences (2000-2002)

Student Appeals Committee 2003

School

Admissions Committee: School of Social Work 2000 - 2001

MSW Program Committee 2000-2003

Strategic Planning Committee 2002-2003

Search Committee 1999-2001

Chair Center Development Committee

Services to Professional Organizations

Peer reviewer for the journals: Research on Social Work Practice and Law and Social Policy, Public Child Welfare, Child Care in Practice.

Editorial Board of the journal: Human Behavior in the Social Environment

Editorial Board of the: Journal of Public Child Welfare

International Editorial Board of the journal Child Care Practice.

Board Member and Education Chair, GAPSAC Georgia Chapter, American Professional Society on the Abuse of Children. 1999-2000

Vice President GAPSAC Georgia Chapter, American Professional Society on the Abuse of Children. 2000-2001

President GAPSAC Georgia Chapter, American Professional Society on the Abuse of Children. 2001-2003

Board member: Parents Educating Parents and Professionals about Children (PEPPAC) 1998-2000).

Member Advisory Board: Barton Child Law and Policy Clinic, Emory University School of Law 2000-2003)

Technical Consultant: Georgia Department of Human Resources: Child and Family Services Federal Review and State Evaluation. 2001-2002

Research consultant Governor's Task Force on Child Protection. 2000.

Consultant for Program Evaluation: Families First, Atlanta GA.

Co-Chair and Originator. Georgia Statewide Child Welfare Education Consortium. 2000-2003.

Chair, Georgia Child Welfare Training Advisory Committee, 1999-2000

Symposium Planning Committee. Prevent Child Abuse Georgia 20^th Annual Symposium 2004

Additional Significant Activities

Invited participant in a National Resource Center on Child Maltreatment project in developing a Public Child Welfare Child Maltreatment Research Agenda, for the Federal Government.

Child welfare reform: Improving the child welfare system March 2^nd 2000. Georgia State University. Keynote speaker: Richard Gelles, PhD.

Presented by Mark Everson, PhD. & Nancy Berson, LCSW

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HIGHLIGHTS OF QUALIFICATIONS

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  Non-tenure track faculty member with administrative duties
  
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  Advise 150 undergraduate and graduate students and all prospective students about admissions, academic requirements, selection of courses, and professional opportunities
  
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  Chair graduate admissions committee; manage, evaluate, and make decisions on 100-250 graduate applications
  
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  Chair School Scholarship committee, which identifies student recipients of annual School scholarships
  
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  Administrator of academic policies; member of academic/judicial affairs committee
  
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  Develop, implement, and maintain policies regarding admissions and awarding of scholarships
  
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  Plan and coordinate internal and external recruitment programs and orientation sessions for the School
  
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  Supervise graduate research assistant/s; manage the budget and selection of graduate assistants; identify and pursue financial aid for students
  
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  Prepare annual report for Director of School and provide statistical and other data for program accrediting body, university academic program review, and self study and strategic planning reports
  
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  Member of the School’s Community Advisory Council
  
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  Knowledge and use of the BANNER student system
  
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  Evaluate transfer coursework for prospective and admitted transfer students
  
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  Develop all public relations materials for the School including brochures, view books and newsletters
  
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  Provide career development information to graduate student including information on job search, networking, resume writing
  
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  Coordinate School’s registration process
  
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  Advisor to graduate student and alumni organizations
  

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  Reviewed applications for Graduation to determine if academic requirements have been satisfied
  

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  Monitored and identified business students for internships and evaluated their progress with a 95% applicant success rate
  
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  Developed data collection method and analyzed the data using SPSS which will be used in the university Annual Report and accreditation materials
  
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  Taught First Year Seminar Course
  

Master of Social Work, 1999 Clark Atlanta University, Atlanta, GA

Concentration: Child and Family.
Bachelor of Social Work, 1996 Clark Atlanta University, Atlanta, GA