1.
Listservs
(Electronic Mail Lists or Email Group Lists)
To
help connect NACSW members with
special interests "across the miles" NACSW
supports a
growing list of specialty
listservs or email group lists.
Open
to all NACSW members as a free benefit of membership, NACSW's listservs allow
subscribers to send and receive group email messages via the Internet
to/from other listserv subscribers wherever they may happen to live or work -
listservs have no geographical boundaries. Listservs are a wonderful way of
facilitating on-line discussions and making connections with your colleagues
throughout North America, and beyond! <Listservs are intended to be an
open forum for members to express their perspectives on a wide range of issues
and interests. Views expressed by individual members' entries do not necessarily
reflect those of NACSW.>
Current
listservs supported by NACSW include:
A. General
Listserv: To find out more about and/or to subscribe to nacsw-l (general
Christian social work topics), visit: http://mail.cedarville.edu/mailman/listinfo/nacsw-l
B. International
Issues Listserv: To find out more about and/or to subscribe to nacsw-intl
(international Christian social work topics), visit: http://mail.cedarville.edu/mailman/listinfo/nacsw-intl
C. Social Work
Educators Listserv: To find out more about and/or to subscribe to
nacsw-educators (Christian
social work educators' topics), visit: http://mail.cedarville.edu/mailman/listinfo/nacsw-educators
D. Religion and
Ethics Listserv: To find out more about and/or to subscribe to nacsw-ethics (topics related to
"Religion and Social Work Ethics"),
visit: http://mail.cedarville.edu/mailman/listinfo/nacsw-ethics
E. Addictions
Listserv: To find out more about and/or to subscribe to nacsw-addictions
(topics related to issues in the field of addictions and substance abuse),
visit: http://mail.cedarville.edu/mailman/listinfo/nacsw-addictions
F. California
Members Listserv: To find out more about and/or to subscribe to nacsw-Calif (as
a means of connecting NACSW members living or working in California), visit: http://mail.cedarville.edu/mailman/listinfo/nacsw-calif
G. Administrative
Members Listserv: To find out more about and/or to subscribe to nacsw-Admin
(topics in
social work administration, management, and supervision informed by a Christian
worldview), visit: http://mail.cedarville.edu/mailman/listinfo/nacsw-admin
H. Decision
Case Listserv: To find out more about and/or to subscribe to nacsw-case
(facilitated discussions on decision
cases involving religion, spirituality, and faith in social work practice), visit: http://mail.cedarville.edu/mailman/listinfo/nacsw-case
I. Student
Member Listserv: To find out more about and/or to subscribe to nacsw-student (discussion
about issues and concerns of particular interest to student members of NACSW,
including the opportunity to share opinions, resources, and encouragement with
other student members of NACSW),
visit: http://mail.cedarville.edu/mailman/listinfo/nacsw-students
K. Spirituality
and Aging Issues Listserv: To find out more about and/or to subscribe to
nacsw-aging (facilitated discussions on issues
involving
spirituality and aging), visit:
http://mail.cedarville.edu/mailman/listinfo/nacsw-aging or contact Christine
Kessen at Kessen@Marywood.edu.
Besides
currently supporting listservs on these various topics, NACSW is interested in
developing additional listservs on other topics of special interest to its
members. So if you are interested in proposing a new topic area for which you
would like NACSW to develop a listserv, let us know at info@nacsw.org.
2.
Member Interest Groups
Member
interest groups are officially recognized NACSW groups that promote discussion,
share information, and pool resources related to topics of special interest to
NACSW members. At the same time, NACSW's recognition of member interest groups
is not meant to imply endorsement of group members' views or actions taken by
the group on any particular issue.
Current member interest groups supported by NACSW (and leaders/contact people
for each group) include:
A.
International Social Work: Leader -
Mark Rodgers, who can be reached at
mrodgers@dom.edu.
B.
Religion and Social Work Ethics: Leader - David Fritz, who can be
reached at dmfritz1@optonline.net
or (212) 298-5105.
C.
Social Work Education: Leader - Ed Kuhlmann, who can be reached
at kuhlmann@eastern.edu or (610) 341-5878.
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