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Executive director of the Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion at the University of Louisiana Monroe will receive the award at the chapter s annual conference in June
Dr. Pamela Saulsberry named Louisiana Social Worker of the Year
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Published May 5, 2021
The National Association of Social Workers, Louisiana Chapter (NASW-LA) has named Pamela Saulsberry, Ph.D., Louisiana Social Worker of the Year.
Professor Saulsberry serves as Executive Director of the Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion at the University of Louisiana Monroe. She will receive the award at the NASW-LA Conference in June.
NASW-LA Executive Director Ayn Stehr said the committee s decision was unanimous, calling Saulsberry a model for other social workers and students who has contributed positively to the profession in a meaningful and lasting way.
ULM staffer named Louisiana Social Worker of the Year
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The National Association of Social Workers, Louisiana Chapter, has named Pamela Saulsberry as its Social Worker of the Year.
Saulsberry serves as executive director of the Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion at the University of Louisiana Monroe. She will receive the award at the chapter s annual conference in June.
NASW-LA Executive Director Ayn Stehr said the committee s decision was unanimous, calling Saulsberry a model for other social workers and students who has contributed positively to the profession in a meaningful and lasting way.
The Briar Cliff University
Social Work Club is a student-lead organization designed to provide students with opportunities to network with other social work students and professional social workers, to help students build an identity within the social work profession.
Social Work Club Goals:
Promote and practice the National Association of Social Workers (NASW) Code of Ethics
Increase awareness and promote a positive image of the social work profession
Provide the opportunity for members to develop a thinking identity as a social work professional
Encourage and provide the opportunity for extending volunteer experience in the community for BCU students, faculty, and staff