Annual Management Conference

Established in 1989 in honor of Chauncey Alexander, a beloved, energetic, high-performance professional whose legacy of social work management achievements merits recognition from one generation to the next, this lifetime achievement award honors the entire career of select social work managers. During the 27 year history of the award, only 7 have been made.

The Exemplar Award                                                                                                             

This award recognizes social work executives who demonstrate exemplary performance for the public good and are worthy of emulation. They are the embodiment of the Human Services Management Competencies as promulgated by The Network for Social Work Management.

• Administrators and Clinical Professionals: How Does Organizational Climate Relate to Intention to Leave by Nancy Claiborne, MSW, PhD, Associate Professor, University at Albanu-SUNY

• Bringing Macro Practice into the Educational Pipeline by Wynne Korr, PhD, Dean, Professor, University of Illinois- Urbana Champaign

• Health, Healthcare and Human Services, What’s Next by Steve Hornberger

• The Lubombo Child Friendly Court by Zee Masuku, MSW, Social Welfare Advisor, Health and Finance Governance Project, ABT Associates

• Lubombo CFC Poster by Zee Masuku, MSW, Social Welfare Advisor, Health and Finance Governance Project, ABT Associates

• Trauma Informed Care & the Core of Social Work Leadership by Karen Johnson, MSW, LCSW, Director of Trauma-Informed Services, National Council for Behavioral Healthcare

• Successful and Not Successful Implementation by Nancy Claiborne, MSW, PhD, Associate Professor, University at Albanu-SUNY

• School Safety as a Topic for Social Work Managers by Oscar Carciero, MSW, SEI Chile, NSWM Chile Chapter Chair

• Enhancing the Management Talent Pool through Leadership Development and a Certificate in Social Work Administration by Tom Packard, DSW, Jennifer Tucker-Tatlow, MSW, San Diego State University School of Social Work and the Academy for Professional Excellence

• Organizational Change as a Product of Technical and Social Transformation by George Kurzawa, MSW, Executive Director, Canadian Mental Health Association

• Community Practice Social Workers: Social Intrapreneurs? Social Entrepreneurs? by Monica Nandan, Kennesaw State University, GA, Gokul Mandayam, University of Southern California, CA

• Rising from the Ashes-A Case Study in Organizational Transformation by Sarah Lange, MSW, Principal/Founder, New Era

• The New Challenge in Social Work Change Management and Leadership by Charles R. Howard, Ph.D., MSW, CSWM
  President & CEO, CR Howard and Associates

• Personal Branding by Kristin Battista-Frazee, MSW

• Keep Them So You Can Teach Them Alternatives to Exclusionary Discipline by Bruce Friedman, PhD,Professor and Director, Social Work Department, CSU – Bakersfield

• Managers as Change Leaders Effective Models of Human Service Organizational Transformation by Tory Cox, LCSW, PPS, Clinical Associate Professor, Field Education and Assistant Director, Field Education, USC School of Social Work and Murali Nair, MSW, MS, Clinical Professor, USC School of Social Work

• Community Partnership & Social Work by Dianne Mack, LCSW, Lead Consultant, Creative Social Soultions

• Faith Based Challenges in Social Service Delivery The Covenant Wellness Center by Christine Y. Wiley

• Best Practices Standards The Proper Use of Criminal Records in Hiring by Elizabeth Speck, PhD, Senior Director, Program Training Unit, Safe Horizon
• Dismantling Barriers, Recognizing Potential by Elizabeth Speck, PhD, Senior Director, Program Training Unit, Safe Horizon
• Illustrative Quotes Handout 

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