Aliens at the Altar: American Popular Culture and Religious Freedom Dr. Jeremy Carney Wednesday, Nov. 12 at 7 p.m. in Langseth Hall room 118 2014 Religious Studies Speaker Series
Dr. Jeremy Carney presented on “Professional Ethics and Social Media” at the Minnesota Social Services Association conference on September 24th. The presentation focused on the ethical challenges social media presents for human service professionals and possible best practice strategies in both professional and person use.
Jeremy Carney is presenting at the North Dakota Long Term Care Association’s Fall Professional Development Conference. Approximately 250 helping and health care professionals are attending this year’s event. Dr. Carney will be leading professional development sessions on “The Ethics of Professional Relationships” and “Managing Stress and Secondary Trauma.”
Jeremy Carney and Janelle Miedema, School of Social Work, presented an ethics workshop at the Long Term Care Conference in Bismarck, ND on May 1st for over 100 social worker’s, chaplains, nurses and activity directors. The workshop was entitled: “I Can Live How I Choose: Ethical Considerations Regarding Client Self-Determination and Rural Practice”
Eight social work students participated in a two-day experiential learning trip in St. Paul on February 11 and 12. Students visited multicultural community based organizations, including MORE, Neighborhood House, and Ain Dah Yung Center, in order to learn and experience first-hand the grassroots efforts of these groups in service to their communities. The participating students are all recipients of the […]