Thank you for joining us at the first NASW-NYS Student Poster Presentation!
We would like to thank each of the NASW-NYS Northeast social workers who came out to attend our very first Social Work Student Poster Presentations. Investing in and supporting the next generation of social workers is imperative to ensuring that the populations we serve continue to be represented and advocated for. Let’s take a moment to commend the student presenters on going above and beyond, for taking part in the first Student Poster Presentations, and for the hard work put into each of their research presentations.
heast social workers who came out to attend our very first Social Work Student Poster Presentations. Investing in and supporting the next generation of social workers is imperative to ensuring that the populations we serve continue to be represented and advocated for. Let’s take a moment to commend the student presenters on going above and beyond, for taking part in the first Student Poster Presentations, and for the hard work put into each of their research presentations.
Krista Bennett
University at Albany, State University of New York
Project Title: Eridu: Increasing Access to Self Advocacy Among ESL Inmates
Jina Etienne
Adelphi University
Project Title: Empowering Girls
Becky Starzyk
University at Albany, State University of New York
College Sexual Assault of Undocumented Students
Natalie Turner
University at Albany, State University of New York
Mental Health Care Treatment Seeking among African Americans and Caribbean Blacks: What is the role of Religiosity/Spirituality?
Fazila Walyzada
Long Island University-Post Campus
Project Title: Compassion Fatigue and Burnout at MercyFirst
Leigh Ward
State University of New York at Buffalo
Project Title: Parenting a Child with Type 1 Diabetes Across the Lifespan
