NACSW Convention 2022: Frequently Asked Questions
What? NACSW’s 3-plus day convention with 120+ workshops & posters and opportunities to earn continuing education hours and network. The convention theme is “Inspired by our Roots: Innovating for our Future”.
When? October 27-30, 2022
Where? DoubleTree Hilton Hotel Chicago-Oak Brook, DoubleTree Hilton Hotel,
1909 Spring Road
Oak Brook, IL 60523
Reservations: 630-472-6000
REGISTRATION
Full Registration Rates (Does not include Preconvention Training Institutes or Continuing Education Credit Fee)
- NACSW Member: $288
- Non-Member: $378 (Non-member rate includes 1/2 year NACSW membership)
- Continuing Education Credit Fee $46 additional
One Day Only (Does not include banquet)
- NACSW Member: $147
- Non-Member: $190 (Non-member rate includes 1/2 year NACSW membership)
- Continuing Education Credit Fee $46 additional
Student Volunteer On-site (Does not include Preconvention Training Institutes)
- NACSW Member: $101
- Non-Member: $118
Banquet Only (Note: Full Registration already includes banquet)
- NACSW Member and Non-Member: $70
Full-Day Preconvention Institutes
- NACSW Member $92
- Non Member: $96
Half-day Preconvention Institutes
- NACSW Member $54 each
- Non-Member: $56 each
TRANSPORTATION
HOUSING
MAIN PROGRAM
Laura Zumdahl, PhD Option#1 Half Day Session 9:00 AM – 12:15 PM CT, (3 CEs)
More than Buzz Words: Innovation & Social Entrepreneurship in Social Services
Timika Anderson-Reeves, PhD, MSW Option#2 Half-Day Session 1:00 pm – 4:00 pm CT (3 CEs)
Using a Patient-Centered Medical Home Approach to Address Health Disparities Among Maternal, Paternal, and Child Health Populations in a Community Health Setting
Rachel Ostergaard, LCSW, Program Manager, The Salvation Army STOP IT Program, Pilar Meyer-Dunning, LCSW, Divisional Services Director, The Salvation Army Western Michigan, Michael A. Smith, PhD, LCSW, Assistant Territorial Social Services/Pathway of Hope Director Option #3 Half-Day Session 1:00 pm – 4:00 pm CT (3 CEs)
Trauma-Informed Practices that Promote Healing for Survivors of Human Trafficking
Thursday Night Opening Session and Networking Reception (1 CE): The convention opening session features keynote speaker Mackenzi Huyser, PhD Executive Director, Chicago Semester
Join us at the reception following the presentation. Enjoy complementary refreshments and snacks while browsing poster presentations and convention exhibits. Convention attendees will have the opportunity to meet and network with others throughout the evening.
Friday and Saturday Workshop Program: Attend a rich selection of workshops and earn CE hours. Workshops range from 60 to 90 minutes in length. There are 14 workshop tracks, including a special tracks this year: Social Entrepreneurship. Presentations in this track may focus on (but are not limited to) case studies on formal and informal programs that address basic unmet needs or solve social or environmental problems through a market-driven approach, innovative approaches to developing businesses that engage client groups with barriers to employment, creative programs that help entrepreneurs launch ideas and build business that serve a greater good.
Friday Morning Alan Keith-Lucas Lecture (1.0 CE): Lawrence Ressler, PhD, MSW will present I am Sorry I Have Made Them: The Call for Reconciliation Competency
Saturday Night Banquet: The Banquet is a favorite event of convention attendees. This year our keynote banquet speaker is Jonathan Brooks, M. Div., Lawndale Christian Community Church, Trinity Christian College/Chicago Semester, CCDA, who will present, Church Forsaken: Practicing Presence in Neglected Neighborhoods
Pastah J, as he is affectionately called, is a sought- after speaker, writer and artist and will be performing as well.
Sunday Morning Worship: 9:00 am CT Sunday morning worship will feature a sermon and musical praise at more information to come.
SPOUSE/GUEST & YOUTH
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STUDENT VOLUNTEERS
MISCELLANEOUS
We will be developing a handout for local eateries – look for it on our registration desk.