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Budget and Finance CommitteeThe Budget and Finance Committee is Chaired by the Treasurer of the Association and is charged with consulting with the Treasurer as requested in financial analysis, transactions, and reports, including the preparation of the annual budget to be voted on by the Board of Directors. Committee members include: Greg Tully, William Pelech, Michael Wagner, Barb Muskat, Donna McLaughlin, Andy Malekoff, Kristen Perron, and Maria Gandarilla. |
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Virtual Symposium Registration Now Open! We believe that social connection is vitally important during these times of social distancing. Therefore, we are excited to offer the first virtual IASWG symposium! With over 80 presentations spanning 12 sessions on group work theory, teaching, research, and practice with diverse populations, we encourage you to register now.
Georg Nebel Memorial - On the 18th of March 2020, Georg Nebel died. Georg was not only one of the founding fathers of the German chapter of IASWG, but also of the “German Way” of social work with groups. He served for 7 years on the board. Until his death, he was an active chapter member, contributing constructively to the chapter.
Marty Birnbaum Memorial - It is with great sadness we share that Martin Birnbaum passed away on Saturday, May 9th. Marty was a life member of the IASWG board of directors. We welcome you to share your memories, stories, and photos of Marty by emailing [email protected] or by submitting your recollection to then be shared with our community.
Teaching Group Work Online and in Hybrid Models: We have recently added a section on Teaching Group Work Online. Here you’ll find full syllabi and other resources contributed by IASWG Members. Currently, many of us are moving to online social work education to as an alternative to In Person teaching during the Coronavirus pandemic. Therefore, we are also posting resources that we believe will be valuable immediately.