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In this episode Dr. Tronnier is joining me to talk about grief and loss in clinical practice. As she says "There is no corner of life that is untouched by grief and loss"
Join me in an episode with my wonderful student Zoe discussing about dreams
Kerby Samedi Tropnas
Teresa Valentine
Edwin Muma
Artificial Intelligence has has arrived and is bound to change everything including social work. In this episode, Social Work student Ari Susi discusses her research on AI in Social Work Graduate Education along with applications in Child Welfare.
Welcome to the second season of our podcast Coffee with Dr. K! Join us as we get a first hand look at how social work students navigate research and clinical challenges as they embark on their journeys of becoming agents of change.
In today's episode, Dylana Backer is talking about her love-hate journey with qualitative research. She shares tips on crafting interview protocols, navigating the IRB application, and mastering the interview art. Her findings on how vicarious trauma affects social workers' parenting behaviors are intriguing. Grab your popcorn!
In today's episode, we're exploring strategies to tackle the challenges of the literature review. Plus, we're opening the floor to our students and beyond! Interested in being a guest speaker for our next episode? Drop us an email – we can't wait to hear from you! Thank you Dr. Wong and thank you for tuning in!
In this episode, Dr. K and Dr. Wang discuss interview protocols: Should we provide interview questions to participants in advance? Exploring the dynamics of 'knowing or not knowing' in the interview process, they also share valuable insights and tips on crafting effective interview questions. Tune in for a deeper understanding of this crucial aspect of qualitative research methodology! Thank you Dr. Wong and thank you for tuning in!
Dr. K and Dr. Wang, our MSW coordinator and professor, share their thoughts and reflections on their first day of Qualitative research class, their memories of their earlier research projects and helpful tips on how to complete a project and create your research question. Thank you Dr. Wang and thank you for tuning in!
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