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Attention Affiliate Councils - Propose a conference session!

2/2/2010
Attention Affiliate Councils - Propose a conference session!

Proposals for the 2010 NCFR Conference are due March 1. Please consider submitting a paper or poster proposal to the Affiliate Councils. The Affiliate Councils link researchers, scholars and practitioners to the concerns of regions, states, or communities. Individual and Affiliate group proposals are welcome. Research proposals on family impacts might include proposals which:

1. Describe effective local services, interventions, practices that strengthen families of all forms.
2. Report on local or state level research that explores new family life education or
clinical practice questions.
3. Describe or evaluate programs related to emerging cultural and societal issues as
they impact family functions.
4. Assess state policy family life education initiatives that strengthen diverse families
in a changing society.
5. Offer program development guidelines to strengthen children, youth and families in
the context of shifting populations.
6. Present controversial local, regional, and state issues related to families, including
unanswered perspectives.
7. Suggest ways state, regional, & student affiliate groups can serve as forums for
discourse and policy on families.

Strong college and university, state and regional affiliates are necessary for the long term viability of NCFR. Submitting to the Affiliate Councils highlights the importance of  affiliate level research and practice. Students, new professionals, and established scholars are encouraged to submit proposals.

The Call for Proposals can be downloaded from the following site:  http://ncfr.org/pdf/conf/Call_for_Proposals.pdf.

Contact: Joanne Roberts, Department of Sociology, Hardin-Simmons University, P.O. Box 16216, Abilene, Texas 79698; Phone: 325-670-5863; Email: jroberts@hsutx.edu.





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