November 2005 Review Period: July 1, 2002 through June 30, 2005 Table of Contents
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- Member, Faculty Advisory Committee, 1999- present.
- Invited review Journal of Policy Studies Symposium on Homelessness
- 2003 Board Secretary, National Center on Human Rights Education, Atlanta, GA
- EDUCATION
- Major: Sociology
- OTHER PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Invited Sponsored ParticipantWorking with the European Union: International Community Development. University of Pittsburgh. University Service University: Member, Georgia Women’s Project, Women‘s Studies Institute, 1997-present. College: Member, Faculty Advisory Committee, 1999- present.Member, Academic Affairs Committee, 2001- present. Department: Member, Curriculum Committee, Department of Social Work, 1997-present. Member, Faculty Search Committee, 1998- 2000.
Annual Program Meeting of the Council on Social Work Education Community Service 2003 Board Secretary, National Center on Human Rights Education, Atlanta, GA2003 Expert Witness in a capital trail the Southern Center on Human Rights. 2002 Expert Witness in a capital trail Georgia Resource Center. 2001 Principal Investigator. Let every voice be heard: The status of women and girls in Atlanta. Atlanta Women’s Foundation (pp. 30). 2001- present Board Member. Georgia Law Center on Homelessness and Poverty. 2000 Ad hoc review of United Way grant proposals. 1999-present Consultant to the Multi-County Public Defenders Office. Review social histories of capital defendants, assist in the development of a social work division, assist in the development of community profiles as a mitigation tool. 1997-1999 Co-Chair, Empty Bowl Dinner, Jewish Family and Career Service, 1997-1999 Selected Community Training Activities Beck., E. (2003). Putting community back in psycho social histories: community effects and mitigation. National Legal Aid and Defender Association. Life in the Balance. Austin, Texas Beck, E., (2003). Execution impact evidence: what social science tells us about family members who experience a death charge. National Legal Aid and Defender Association. Life in the Balance. Austin, Texas Beck E., (2002). Seeking sanctuary family members and a charge of death. National Legal Aid and Defender Association. Life in the Balance. Nashville, TN. Beck E., (2002). Seeking sanctuary family members and a charge of death. National Association of Sentencing Advocates. Washington, DC Beck, E. (2002). Community building without community participation is not building community. Neighborhood Development Internship Program and the United Way of Metropolitan Atlanta. Beck, E. (2002). Community and child well-being. Clayton County Department of Children and Family Services. Beck, E. (2001). Where next: board development and the Neighborhood Deputies program. City of Atlanta Beck, E. (2001). Community organizing and citizen participation. Neighborhood Development Internship Program and the United Way of Atlanta. Beck, E. (2001). Community analysis and mitigation. Multi-County Public Defender. Beck, E. (2001). Community Organizing and Citizen Participation. Neighborhood Development Internship Program and the United Way of Metro Atlanta. Beck, E. (2000). Community building and leaving something behind. Neighborhood Development Internship Program and United Way of Metro Atlanta. Atlanta, GA. Beck, E. (2000). Community participation and service learning. Office of the Dean of Students Beck, E. (1999). Whole school change is not whole school change with the participation of the community. Atlanta Urban Compact Coalition. Beck, E. (1999). The good, the bad, and the changes: Analyzing the role of the Reynoldstown Revitalization Corporation. Reynoldstown Revitalization Corporation. Beck, E. (1999). Making a wider positive response: Community building and AIDs outreach. Positive Response. Beck, E. (1998). Welfare reform in a changing economy. Society of Saint Vincent De Paul. Fred Brooks Ph.D. School of Social Work 2522 Pine Lake Place Georgia State University Tucker, GA 30084 P.O. Box 3995 Atlanta, GA 30302-3995 EDUCATIONPh.D. University of Georgia School of Social Work, Athens, GA, 2000 Dissertation title: Children and Welfare Reform: Comparing Well-Being in a Sample of Working Poor and Welfare Poor Children in Georgia
ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE2000 - present Assistant Professor, School of Social Work, Georgia State University, Atlanta, GA. 1999 - 2000 Temporary Assistant Professor, School of Social Work, Georgia State University, Atlanta, GA. OTHER PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE1995-1999 Graduate Research Assistant, University of Georgia School of Social Work, Athens, GA 1992-1995 Correctional Clinical Social Worker, Louisiana State Penitentiary, Angola, LA. 1990-1991 Organizing Director, Louisiana Coalition for Tax Justice, Baton Rouge, LA. Hired, trained and managed staff of three organizers. Organized direct action campaigns pressuring the state government to curtail property tax breaks to corporations with bad environmental records. 1979-1990 National Canvass Director, Canvass Director, Field Manager, Canvasser. Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now (ACORN), Atlanta, Denver, Columbus (OH), Chicago, Oakland, and New Orleans. Directory: files -> 2017 2017 -> Richard Overy. Why The Allies Won 2017 -> Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers 2017 -> To all attendees 2017 -> Final Research Paper: The Falklands War 2017 -> Temporary Autonomous Zones: Anarchist Gatherings, 1988-2017 2017 -> Master msk anatomy Structure List Back 2017 -> City of Colorado Springs 2017 -> Board of Student Advisers Harvard Law School 2017 -> AmeriCorps Project Conserve Member Application 2017-2018 Application Deadline: May 31, 2017 Download 1.98 Mb. Share with your friends:
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