11th annual gsapp cultural conference
New Ways of Addressing Diversity
in Clinical and School Practice
Friday, October 24th, 2014
Busch Campus Center, Rutgers University
8:30 AM - 4:00 PM
Morning Keynote:
Nancy Boyd-Franklin, PhD
Afternoon Keynote:
Pedro Noguera, PhD
Incorporating Spirituality
in the Treatment of African
American Clients and
Families
Diversity, Inequality
and America’s Future in
Education
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Working with Orthodox, Ultra-Orthodox, or Hassidic Jewish clients and students
Reducing Gender and Racial Disparities in School Discipline
Latino Mental Health Issues
Spirits in the (Psychological) World
Language Development and Literacy Experiences of Spanish-speaking Children
Becoming a Trans-Inclusive Clinician
For more information or to register online visit gsappweb.rutgers.edu/conference
Cosponsered by:
Rutgers School of Social
Work - Institute for
Families
Rutgers Graduate School
of Education
6 CEU’s offered for $20
Breakfast and lunch
included
Early registration:
$ 130 Professionals
$ 35 Students
After September 22:
$ 150 Professionals
$ 50 Students
Group discounts available