CSWE Annual Conference Reviewers Needed!

CSWE is seeking proposal reviewers for the 71st CSWE Annual Conference. The Conference theme is "It's Time to Act: Championing Disability Justice and Disability Joy in Social Work."

As a CSWE Conference Proposal Reviewer, you can shape the content and direction of a specific track within the Conference. To find out more infomation on the responsibilities of being a proposal reviewer, please go to our call for reviewers page.
 

The Call for Reviewers opens on December 2, 2024 and closes on January 8, 2025, 11:59 PM (EDT). If you are interested, please click here to apply to be a 2025 Phase 1 review volunteer.

Selection and notification will be made by the end of January 2025

 

CSWE Annual Conference Track Chairs Needed!

Would you be interested in serving as a Track Chair for CSWE's Annual Conference next year in Denver, CO? As a conference Track Chair, you have the opportunity to shape the content and direction of a specific track within the conference and interact with other professionals, researchers, and experts in your field, which can lead to valuable connections and collaborations. The conference theme is "It's Time to Act: Championing Disability Justice and Disability Joy in Social Work."
 

Application

The call for applications is now open! Apply here and help create a positive and engaging conference experience!

Applications are due by 11:59 pm ET on Monday, December 16, 2024, and selections will be made in January 2025.

 

Overview

 

What is a Track? 

CSWE tracks were developed by the Council on Conferences and Faculty Development (CCFD) in 2007 to organize educational conference sessions. The tracks are topical, organizing categories that are meant to condense the broad menu of issues related to social work education. The track system is an organizing tool that allows conference planners, presenters, and attendees to focus content on specific areas. Tracks are presently recognized as functional components of the conference monitored by the Council on Conferences and Faculty Development. CSWE currently recognizes 41 tracks. 
 

Who are the Track Chairs? 

Track Chairs are volunteer leaders who play a vital role in promoting high-quality educational programming at CSWE’s conference and networking opportunities.
 

Eligibility

To be eligible to serve as a Track Chair you must:  

• be an active CSWE member or become a CSWE member; and  

• demonstrate expertise and interest in a track area through teaching, research, and/or service. 
 

To check your membership status, or link your membership your social work program, visit CSWE Membership and click Link to Program/Join CSWE. 
 

Responsibilities

1. Hold an info session/meeting at the CSWE Conference every year. 
2. Facilitate a fair and transparent proposal review process. 
3. Maintain updated contact information. 
4. Participate in CSWE Spark! Online Community for the Assigned Track 
5. Other duties 

The following tracks have vacancies:

Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders Clinical Practice  Community Organization and Social Administration Criminal and Juvenile Justice Educational Outcomes Assessment Gero-Ed (Aging and Gerontology) Higher Education/Nonprofit Leadership Interprofessional Education and Collaborative Practice

Indigenous and Tribal Islam and Muslims Military Personnel and Veterans, First Responders, and Their Families and Communities Social, Economic, and Environmental Justice Social Welfare History Spanish-Language Presentation** Values and Ethics

You can find more information about our 2025 Annual Conference Tracks here.

**The Council on Conferences and Faculty Development approved the title change of the following tracks formerly named "First Nations and Native Americans" and "Spanish Language Paper Presentation."