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Diplomas / Degrees

Ph.D., Rutgers Unversity (1986)
M.S.W., New York University (1973)
B.A. with honors, Phi Beta Kappa, University of Chicago (1970)

Recent Courses

Advanced Social Work Practice With Individuals
Field Instruction I
Field Instruction I Extended
Field Instruction II
Field Instruction III
Field Instruction III Extended
Field Instruction IV
Field Instruction IV Extended
Foundations Of Social Work Practice I
Foundations Of Social Work Practice II
Foundations Of Social Work Practice I
Human Behavior Theory For Social Work Practice I
Social Work Pratice With Individuals: Theory And Research

Personal Statement

I selected Social Work education as a career because I wanted to contribute academically to my chosen profession. In the classroom, in addition to presenting theory and research, I rely on material from my prior social agency experience. I also rely on knowledge about current agencies, which address an ever-changing array of ethical challenges, funding dilemmas, and client concerns. In my early writing, I focused for many years on divorce and single-parent families. A highlight was my book Helping Families through Divorce (NY: Springer, 1995). Currently, due to my experience with Adelphi students employed in child welfare, I have moved into the study of foster care. Sabbatical research (conducted during 2003) about foster children’s views concerning their in-care experiences has led to numerous conference presentations and articles in peer-reviewed journals, including one in press.

Teaching Specializations / Interests

I have taught Human Behavior and Foundation Social Work Practice to BSW and MSW students, and Advanced Social Work Practice with Individuals to MSW students. I teach an original doctoral course on the theoretical underpinnings of social work intervention with individuals.

Research Interests

Families and Divorce; Child Welfare

Grants / Sponsored Research

2003 Adelphi University Faculty Development Award ($5200) for sabbatical research on foster children's experiences of Child Protective Services (CPS)investigations

Books

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Bogolub, E. (2009). Review of Child Abuse, Gender, and Society, by J. Turton (NY: Routledge, 2007) in Affilia (Vol. 24, No 2).

Bogolub, E. (2006). Review of Child Welfare for the Twenty-first Century edited by G. P. Mallon and P. M. Hess (NY: Columbia University Press, 2005) in Affilia (Vol. 21, No. 4).

Bogolub, E. (2005). Review of Women's Stories of Divorce at Childbirth, by Hilary Hoge (NY: Haworth, 2003) in Affilia (Vol. 20, No. 2).

Bogolub, E. (2005). Review of Client Violence in Social Work Practice by Christina Newhill (NY: Guilford, 2003) in Families in Society (Vol. 86, No. 1).

Bogolub, E. (2003). Review of Family empowerment interventioin by Richard Dembo and James Schneider (NY: Haworth, 2002) in Affilia (Vol. 18, No. 4).

Recent Articles

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Bogolub, E. (2008, 1). Child Protective Services Investigations and the Transition to Foster Care: Childrens' Views. Families in Society, 89, 90-99

Bogolub, E. (2006, 1). The impact of recruitment-generated bias on foster children's research participation. Families in Society, 87, 140-143

Bogolub, E. (2005, 10). The acquisition of informed consent for foster children's research participation. Families in Society, 86, 511- 519

Bogolub, E. and Thomas, N. (2005, 9). Parental Consent and the Ethics of Research with Foster Children: Beginning a Cross-Cultural Dialogue. Qualitative Social Work, 4 (3), 271-292

Bogolub, E. (2002, 1). A few thoughts about immigrants and their children. Families in Society, 83

Other Scholarly / Artistic Work

Article In Press:

Bogolub, E. (accepted November, 2008). The Obligation to Bring about Good in Social Work Research: A New Perspective, Qualitative Social Work.

Recent Conference Presentations:

2008 (November) - Lehman College School of Social Work 25th Anniversary Conference - Bronx, NY
Presentation: Some hypotheses about the contrasting views of urban and suburban children on foster care (refereed)

2007 (March) - NY State National Association of Social Workers (NASW) Conference - Albany, NY
Presentation: Foster Children's Views of CPS Investigations and Out-of-Home Care (refereed)

2006 - Alumni Day Conference, Adelphi University School of Social Work
Workshop: "Divorce: Trauma and Recovery" (invited)

2006 — Annual Program Meeting — Council on Social Work Education — Chicago, IL
Presentation “Child Protective Services and the Transition to Foster Care: Children’s Views” (refereed)

2006 – Annual Meeting – Society for Social Work and Research (SSWR) – San Antonio, TX
Presentation (with Drs. Tricia Joyce, Julie Altman, and Roni Berger) “Reflective Researchers, Reflective Practitioners? Evaluating in Practice 10 Years later”
(my contribution based on process of qualitative research interviewing during Spring, 2003 sabbatical research)(refereed)

2004 – Suffolk County (NY) Department of Social Services (DSS)- Hauppauge, NY Presentation “The views of foster children about transitions from birth homes to out-of-home care” (invited)

2004 - Adelphi University School of Social Work Spring Conference
on Children and Youth
Presentation I (with Drs. Julie Altman and Ellen Franck): “Doing Real-World Research with Children and Families: Elements of Successful University-Agency Collaboration”
Presentation II: “The Views of Foster Children about Transitions from Birth Homes to Out of Home Care: Implications for Today’s Practitioners”
(refereed)

2002 - Adelphi University School of Social Work Spring Professional Enrichment Program on Current Trends in Helping Couples and Families
Presentation “Working with the Contemporary Divorcing and Divorced Family” (invited)

2000 - Adelphi University School of Social Work Alumni Association
Fall Meeting
Keynote Address “Families and Divorce”
(invited)

1999 — Annual Program Meeting (APM) — Council on Social Work Education — San Francisco, CA
Curriculum workshop “Infusing Content about Mandated Child Maltreatment Reporting Across the Curriculum”
(refereed)

1998 — Annual New York Statewide Conference — National Association of Social Workers — Buffalo, NY
Presentation “The Changing Divorced Population” (refereed)

1998 — Annual Suffolk County (NY) Division Meeting — National Association of Social Workers — Hauppauge, NY
Presentation of Helping Families Through Divorce at “Meet the Authors” breakfast (invited)

1998 — Annual Program Meeting (APM) — Council on Social Work
Education — Orlando, FL
Presentation of Helping Families Through Divorce on “Meet the Authors” panel (refereed)

Honors and Accomplishments

2008, Lifetime Achievement Award, conferred by National Association of Social Workers (NASW), Suffolk County, NY
1998, Meeting with President Bill Clinton, as member of National Association of Social Workers (NASW) delegation attending presidential address on health care
1991, National Association of Social Workers (NASW) award for outstanding contribution to Suffolk County Division Board as faculty representative from School of Social Welfare, Stony Brook Universitiy

Professional Activities

2008 - present, manuscript reviewer, Journal of Social Work Education
2006 - present, member, editorial advisory board, Families in Society
2005 - 2007, manuscript reviewer, British Journal of Social Work
2000 - 2006, manuscript reviewer, Families in Society
2000 - 2001, manuscript reviewer, Social Work

Community and Corporate Leadership

2005 - present, member, Alumni Schools Committee, University of Chicago; interview Long Island applicants to the College of the University of Chicago

Licenses & Certifications

NY State Licensed Clinical Social Worker