Curriculum Vitae - School of Social Welfare - University of Kansas

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Best BSW Faculty Project (2006) Influencing State Policy National Contest. Messinger, L Page 2 of 19 Nominated for Outstanding Junior Faculty Award (2001) Nominated by the Social Work Department, College of Humanities and Social Science, NCSU. Emerging Scholar Award (2000) Awarded by the Association for Research on Nonprofit Organizations and Voluntary Action (ARNOVA), with the support of the W.K. Kellogg Foundation. Designed to help develop the next generation of scholars, foster dissemination of research into practice, and enhance practitioner involvement in the creation of usable knowledge. Most Innovative Instructor (1998) Awarded by the graduate students in the Masters program at the UNC School of Social Work to the most innovative and creative instructor teaching in the 1997-1998 academic year. The first graduate student selected for a teaching award at the School of Social Work. John B. Turner Dissertation Fellowship (1997) Awarded by the School of Social Work at the University of North Carolina for dissertation research. Teaching Experience Faculty Positions Director, BSW Program, and Associate Professor (2007-current) Director, BSW Program, and Assistant Professor (2004-2007) School of Social Welfare, University of Kansas, Lawrence, KS Responsible for coordinating the undergraduate social work program, including the development, staffing, and management of the new 2+2 BSW Completion Program at Kansas City Kansas Community College. Advise 25 undergraduate students and provide outreach to potential BSW students and their parents. Courses taught include: (PhD) SW 979: Method of Qualitative Inquiry (2007) (MSW) SW 847: Fundraising and Grantwriting (2006) (BSW) SW 621: Social Policy and Program Analysis II (2006) (BSW) SW 620: Social Policy and Program Analysis I (2005) (BSW) SW 410: Professional Writing for Social Workers (2005-2006) (BSW) SW 530: Human Behavior and the Social Environment (2004) Assistant Professor, School of Social Work, University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, AL (2002- 2004) Taught undergraduate, masters, and doctoral courses in social welfare policy, program planning, and qualitative research, as well as the undergraduate field seminar. Worked as part of a team to revise syllabus for undergraduate policy course to increase content on aging. Served as liaison to students in field placement. Courses taught included:
(PhD) Seminar in Special Topics in Social Work Research: Qualitative Research II (2004) (PhD) Seminar in Qualitative Methods (2003) (MSW/BSW) Human Sexuality (2004) (MSW) Social Planning and Program Development (2003) (MSW) Social Welfare Policy: History, Problems, Programs, & Analysis (2002) (BSW) Discrimination and Social Injustice (2004) (BSW) Social Welfare Policy and Services (2003) (BSW) Seminar in Generalist Practice (2002) Messinger, L Page 3 of 19 Assistant Professor, North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC (1999-2002) Taught undergraduate courses and one combined BSW/MSW course. Revised social welfare policy sequence and the multicultural course and taught courses in those areas, as well as the introductory survey course. Developed a new course on human sexuality for social workers, using a grant from Women and Gender Studies (WGS), which was cross-listed with WGS. Supervised two doctoral students and additional part-time faculty teaching introductory course and policy advocacy course, as well as two independent studies with undergraduate students. Courses taught include: Sexuality and Gender in Social Work (2002) (combined course for BSW/MSW) Multicultural Social Work (2000-2002) Social Welfare Policy: Analysis and Advocacy (2000-2002) The Development of Social Welfare and Social Work (1999-2001) Community Social Services (1999) Part-Time Faculty, North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC (1997-98) Taught courses for undergraduate social work program. Developed lectures, group work activities, course assignments, and exams. Received strong course evaluations. The Development of Social Welfare and Social Work (1998) Community Social Services (1997) Contract Faculty, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (1996-1998) Taught Masters-level social work courses. Created a new course on human sexuality for social work students. Worked as part of a team to revise the Human Behavior foundation course to reflect the School’s focus on practice with families. Developed course reading list, lectures, course assignments, in-class exercises, and exams. Received strong course evaluations. Human Sexuality (1998) Institutional Discrimination (1998) Human Behavior in the Social Environment (1996, 1997) Service on Dissertation Committees Member, James Manning, University of Kansas, Department of Communications (defended July 2006). Title: “Exploring coming out narratives: Toward a communicative theory of coming out” Member, Beth Wright, North Carolina State University, Sociology Department (defended May 2003) Title: “Rural lesbians: Navigating unique terrain”
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