Faculty, Staff & Center News **Denotes IIDEA-related research articles and dissemination efforts *Denotes student Laura Cuesta Cuesta, L., Guarin, A., & Eickmeyer, K. (2022). Understanding child support arrangements in Colombia: A social exchange theory perspective. Family Relations. doi: https://doi.org/10.1111/fare.12779
Cuesta, L., & Reynolds, S.A. (2022). Does couples’ division of labor influence union dissolution? Evidence from parents of young children in Chile. Journal of Family and Economic Issues. doi: https://doi.org/10.1007/s10834-022-09867-8 Vogel, L.K., Pilarz, A.R., Cuesta, L., & Caffrey, G.*. (2022). “A Helping Hand Over a Heavy Hand”: Child Support Enforcement in the Era of COVID-19. Human Service Organizations: Management, Leadership & Governance. doi: https://doi.org/10.1080/23303131.2022.2108531 Invited Talks How child support policy can help alleviate poverty. To be presented at the World Bank’s Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC) Gender Innovation Lab Webinar, October 20th, 2022. https://www.worldbank.org/en/programs/latin-america-andthe-caribbean-gender-innovation-lab#4 Antoinette Farmer Dr. Farmer has been invited to serve as a member of the Board of Editors for the ongoing updates of the Encyclopedia of Social Work. Tawanda Hubbard Invited Speaking Events: Hubbard, T. L. (2022). Dealing with Difficult Emotions. Presentation- Hybrid Format. Embrella’s Annual Kinship Caregiver 2022 Conference. Statewide. DCF and Child Welfare Training Academy, New Brunswick, NJ.
Hubbard, T. L. (2022). Supporting Black Women’s Mental Health and Well-being. Panel Discussion. Living Waters Women’s Conference: Rebuild: Mind, Body, and Spirit. Community Event at North Stelton AME Church. Piscataway, New Jersey. Hubbard, T. L. (2022). Let’s Talk About Opposition in Adolescence, Webinar. Rutgers School of Social Work CEU Program. Hubbard, T. L. (2022). Let’s Talk About Navigating White Spaces Together, Keynote. Fall Into Social Work 2022 Student Summit, National Association of Black Social Workers, NJ Chapter Rachel John **Miller, D.P., John, R., Yao, M., & Morris, M. The 2016 presidential election, the public charge rule, and food and nutrition assistance among immigrant households. American Journal of Public Health. (November, 2022 issue).
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Woojin Jung Jung, W. (2022, In press). Mapping community development projects: Spatial analysis in Myanmar. World Development. Emmy Tiderington Kerman, N., Goodwin, J., Tiderington, E., Ecker, J., Stergiopoulos, V., & Kidd, S.A. (2022). Toward the quadruple aim in permanent supportive housing: A mixed-methods study of workplace mental health among service providers. Health and Social Care in the Community. Advance online publication. doi:10.1111/hsc.14033 Center for Gambling Studies Vivien Anthony will be joining the board of directors for the International Gambling Counseling Certification Board (IGCCB) for a 3-year term. The IGCCB offers national and international certifications that assure competent professionals working in the field of clinical treatment of individuals with gambling and video gaming disorders.
Publications: Webb, T. Cho, S. R., & Legg, M. (2022). Customer Lifetime Value: A Data Science Approach for Hospitality Applications. International Journal of Gaming, Hospitality and Tourism. (in press). Hub for Aging Collaboration A team of faculty, staff, and students through the School’s newly initiated Hub for Aging Collaboration worked in partnership with private philanthropy and a statewide nonprofit to host the inaugural New Jersey Age-Friendly Virtual Fair. This first-of-its kind event, which took place on September 15, 2022, was conceptualized from their multi-year, engaged program of research with local, county, and state age-friendly efforts in New Jersey. The fair was designed to showcase work being done to make the state a better place to age well - across sectors and at different systems levels. Attended by over 260 service providers, government officials, community leaders, retirees, educators, students, and more, this event featured 34 breakout room presentations on topics that ranged from coalition building to research dissemination, from program development to local and statewide policy, from arts to supportive housing, transportation, healthcare, disability, dementia, caregiving, and more. To learn more about this movement-building event, check out this blog post, event website, and session recordings.
Stay tuned for more details and an official “Hub for Aging Collaboration” announcement
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Doctoral Student News ** Denotes IIDEA-related research articles and dissemination efforts Enoch Boafo Amponsah Amponsah, E. B., Ayim, M., & Forkuor, J. B. (2022). From block placement to blended model: the way forward for social work practicum in Ghana. Social Work Education, 1-16. https://doi.org/10.1080/02615479.2022.2126830 Jordon Goodwin International Conference Presentations Research Presentation, (working roundtable), Special Topic Meeting of the Society for Research in Child Development: Toward a Holistic Developmental Science: Catalyzing Transdisciplinary Multi-Sector Collaborations to Understand and Support Human Development, St. Louis, MO (2022, September 29-October 1). “Affirming Trauma-Informed Homeless Services for Affectional and Gender Minority Youth.”
Fellowships SRCD Early Career Transdisciplinary Fellowship, National Science Foundation
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