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Thank you for attending the NASW Wyoming 2021 Virtual Conference!

YOU MUST COMPLETE THIS ENTIRE EVALUATION TO VERIFY YOUR ATTENDANCE & RECEIVE YOUR CEU HOURS!

Once NASW-Wyoming has received your form, we will email a certificate to you within four (4) weeks. If you do not receive your certificate within that time frame, check your email spam folder then contact the NASW Wyoming Chapter Office at edole-izzo.naswwy@socialworkers.org or (307) 214-9456


UPDATED - Due to issues with initial Conference evaluation form - the time is extended.  CEU Certificates cannot be issued with out an evaluation

Please email the NASW Wyoming Chapter Office at edole-izzo.naswwy@socialworkers.org once your eval is completed


Conference Attendance and CEU Form must be submitted by March 31, 2022

Thursday, Sept. 30, 6:30pm-7:30pm
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Friday, Oct 1, 8:30am-9:30am
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Social Workers: Harbingers of Hope-Kimberly Harper, LCSW
Difficult Conversations in Clinical Supervision-Billie Chapman, LCSW
N/A-I Did not attend a breakout session
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Friday. 11:45am-12:45pm
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Cultural Reverance (Part 1)-Diane Kempson MSW, PhD (Must attend both parts for CEU)
Pandora, Joseph and the Goat: Exploring Scapegoating, Sacrifice, and Self-Sacrifice in Causation of Suicide Expanding the Scope of Suicide Prevention-Jamie Egolf, LCSW
N/A-I Did not attend a breakout session
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Cultural Reverance (Part 2)-Diane Kempson MSW, PhD (Must attend both parts for CEU)
COVID-19 Experiences Among Health Social Workers: Stories of Grief, Hope, and Resilience-Jen Cullent McCulloch PhD LMSW and Shivani Kaushik, MSW, PhD Candidate
N/A-I Did not attend a breakout session
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Friday, Oct 6:30pm-8:00pm
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What Mrs. Doubtfire Can Teach Us About Co-Parenting: A look into supervised visitations and safe exchanges from a therapeautic perspective-Christine Vencill, LCSW
Working with Veterans: How Knowing Veteran Resources, Understanding Veteran Culture, and the Implications of Complex Trauma can Improve Treatment Outcomes-Misti Bybee, LCSW
N/A-I Did not attend a breakout session
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Clinical Intervention: A Consensus-driven Approach-David Petersen, LCSW
Legislative Advocacy and Action in Wyoming: How and Why Social Workers can affect Change to Better Serve our Clients and Communities- Andi Summerville, Laramie City Council Member and Mayor Emeritus, Liz Dole-Izzo, LCSW, and Josh Klapperick, MSW, LGSW
N/A-I Did not attend a breakout session
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Saturday 11:45am-12:45pm
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Regarding the Conference as a whole:

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Agency paid registration fee
Agency granted time off
Recommended by colleague/friend
Reasonable registration rate
Lots of CEU hours in one place
Have attended before, wanted to attend again
Convenient
Good selection of topics
High School Diploma
Associate Degree
Bachelors Degree
Bachelor of Social Work Degree
Masters Degree
Masster of Social Work Degree
PhD/Doctorate
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