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NCFR Weekly Zippy News
Conference Special Edition — Tuesday, Nov. 15, 2022
- We Are Ready for NCFR 2022 — This
Week in Minneapolis
- NCFR Bridge — Your Connection to NCFR 2022 from Anywhere
- A Stellar 2022 NCFR Plenary Lineup
- Stream Conference Sessions Live — Or Watch on Your Own Schedule
- Still Time to Register for Saturday's Conference Events Focused on Practitioners
- This Saturday! Exclusive Ambiguous Loss Workshop with Pauline Boss
- Call for Authors: Families in the Post-Pandemic Era
- Video of the Week: Explore the Skyways of Minneapolis
- New Employment Opportunities
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Hi , This is a preview of NCFR's weekly e-newsletter. Subscribe to Zippy News and get the latest Family Science research, resources, and opportunities delivered fresh each week.
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2022 NCFR Annual Conference | Nov. 16-19 in Minneapolis
We Are Ready for NCFR 2022!
We are looking forward to seeing everyone at the 2022 NCFR Annual Conference in Minneapolis, Nov. 16–19, 2022! Register here.
Thank you to our 2022 Host Sponsor Department of Family Social Science at the University of Minnesota for their generous support !
Be sure to browse and search through the
dynamic conference schedule before sessions begin. You can filter the schedule by keyword, session type, participants, and more.
There are three ways to view the conference schedule online. Pick your favorite one, or use all three!
VIEW ALL SCHEDULE OPTIONS
Presenting? Instructions are available to help you prepare for and conduct a successful conference session. Find instructions here.
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2022 NCFR Annual Conference
Introducing NCFR Bridge — Your Connection to NCFR 2022 from Anywhere!
We realize there are
many reasons why someone may not be able to attend this year's NCFR conference in person.
This year we've introduced NCFR Bridge, designed as an alternative to best meet those needs.
NCFR Bridge attendees will be able to live stream 15 conference sessions, watch recordings on demand,
participate in live Q&A, network with colleagues, and more, all through our conference app, Whova.
Continuing education: The 2022 NCFR Bridge is approved for up to 12.5 NBCC credit hours and up to 13.5 hours for Conference Attendance Verification for CFLEs.
REGISTER FOR NCFR BRIDGE
In-person conference attendees also have access to all NCFR Bridge, including the live stream.
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Stream Conference Sessions Live — Or Watch on Your Own Schedule
All four plenary sessions and many special sessions at NCFR 2022 will be streamed LIVE and recorded for on-demand access for a full year afterward.
Whether you're in Minneapolis, or anywhere else in the world, stay on the pulse of NCFR 2019 with Conference Streaming.
Live and on-demand access to live stream sessions is included for all registered attendees—including those registered for NCFR Bridge or the in-person conference.
VIEW LIVE STREAM
SCHEDULE
Continuing education: In-person attendees who did not attend livestream sessions during the in-person conference may watch them later and earn an additional 9 NBCC credit hours or an additional 10 Conference Attendance Verification hours.
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Still Time to Register for Saturday's Conference Events Focused on Practitioners
Linking Local Practitioners & Global Researchers in Minneapolis
Saturday, Nov. 19, 2022
$40-75 see website for details
Hilton Minneapolis / 2022 NCFR Annual Conference
Three Saturday sessions at NCFR 2022 will shine a spotlight on practitioners who work with youth and families in Minneapolis with the goal of "making research practical" and showing assets-based development in action. Practitioners and researchers alike are invited to attend and connect on the topic of youth development.
Registration for this event includes:
- Casual morning networking event to welcome representatives from local agencies Latino Youth Development Collaborative, Bridge for Youth Homeless Shelter, and NAMI: National Alliance on Mental Illness of Minnesota;
- Saturday’s plenary address presented by Derek Peterson, M.Ed.: Playing with Light: Making the Invisible Visible;
- Interactive special session—Learning is a Two-Way Street: Lessons From "Boots on the Ground" Experts—with representatives from the three local agencies; and
- Afternoon workshop—Increasing Youth’s Success by Building Their Web of Support—presented by Derek Peterson, M.Ed.
Conference registrants may attend the first three sessions as a benefit of their registration. Please RSVP so we can plan for the coffee and networking time.
Add any pre- or post conference workshop when you register for the conference, or register separately at my.ncfr.org.
SEE FULL DETAILS
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This Saturday! Exclusive Ambiguous Loss Workshop with
Pauline Boss
Saturday, Nov. 19, 2022 / 11 a.m. – 5 p.m. CT
$149 for NCFR members / $189 for nonmembers (lunch included)
Hilton Minneapolis / 2022 NCFR Annual Conference
NCFR will host a postconference workshop to its conference lineup on ambiguous loss theory with Pauline Boss, Ph.D., who first pioneered this theory.
The goal of this workshop is to equip a new generation of qualified ambiguous loss experts, using a "train the trainers" approach. It is intended for family therapists, clinicians, and other educators already familiar with the basics of ambiguous loss theory and ready for case study applications.
Add any pre- or post conference workshop when you register for the conference, or add it your registration separately at my.ncfr.org.
SEE FULL DETAILS
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Call for Authors: 2023 NCFR Conference Theme
Families in the Post-Pandemic Era
Start
thinking about the 2023 NCFR Annual Conference theme! In line with the theme developed by Conference Chair M. Elise Radina, Ph.D., “The way we are now,” Family Focus, a section of NCFR Report member magazine, will explore the syndemic—a pandemic that occurs simultaneously as preexisting social and health pandemics—and provide research on where families are in the present day and what unique and unexpected challenges they currently face or may experience ahead.
Articles are sought that highlight advances that have been made, as well as gaps that may still exist, in research, practice, theory, and policies that affect the lives of
families “post-pandemic.”
For example:
- What have we learned from research on how families have coped with stress and the changing dynamics in families and between families and their community?
- What theories and methodologies have evolved to advance the way we understand and study families?
- How has the work of Family Science practitioners (e.g., Family Life Educators, family therapists) progressed to meet the changing needs of families?
- In what ways have policies passed during the past few years impacted families, and how will they continue to influence families?
Submit your proposals by Monday, Dec. 5, 2022, by completing the online proposal form. Final articles are due Jan. 15, 2023.
READ FULL CALL
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Zippy's Video of the Week
Explore the Skyways of Minneapolis
Visitors to Minneapolis for the 2022 NCFR Annual Conference may feel daunted by the snow and cold temperatures, especially if traveling from a warmer climate.
But have no fear! Much of downtown is connected by an indoor skyway that limits the need to walk outside.
This week's video is a visual guide to the skyways. We've also included some helpful links for navigating the skyways, including interactive maps. Have fun exploring Minneapolis!
TAKE TO THE SKIES!
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New Employment Opportunities
Employers: Get your job opening included in Zippy News by posting it in NCFR's online Jobs Center! Get started here.
Assistant/Associate Professor in HDFS/Prevention Science
Kansas State University
The Department of Applied Human Sciences, within the College of Health and Human Sciences, is currently seeking a 9-month, tenure-track assistant/associate
professor in human development and Family Science/prevention science to join their team in fall 2023. Primary responsibilities include teaching courses in the human development and Family Science B.S. and prevention science M.S. and Ph.D. programs; mentoring graduate students; publishing in refereed scholarly journals; securing external grant funding; and providing service to the program, department, college, and university.
Location: Manhattan, Kansas
Required education: Doctorate
Application Deadline: Dec. 1, 2022; open until filled
SEE FULL JOB LISTING
Assistant Professor, Marital & Family Therapy
California State University Dominguez Hills
The
Department of Marital & Family Therapy at California State University, Dominguez Hills (CSUDH) seeks tenure-track positions at the rank of assistant professor (academic year) with the appointment starting in fall 2023. The successful candidates will be expected to teach core and specialization courses in the marital and family therapy program, as well as supervise students through the practicum courses. Faculty members are also expected to demonstrate scholarly productivity, as reflected in publications and professional presentations as part of the Retention, Tenure, and Promotion (RTP) process. Program related responsibilities include but are not limited to student advising/mentoring, admissions, curriculum assessment and development, participation in program governance as a core faculty member, and university service.
Location: Carson, California
Required education: Doctorate
Application Deadline: Dec. 15, 2022
SEE FULL JOB LISTING
Tenure Track Assistant Professor, Family & Consumer Sciences Western Michigan University
The Department of Family & Consumer Sciences in the College of Education and Human Development at Western Michigan University seeks a full-time, tenure-track assistant professor. The successful candidate will teach undergraduate and graduate courses; maintain a scholarly line of inquiry leading to peer-reviewed publications and the presentation of scholarly work at professional conferences; ans secure grant funding to support scholarly pursuits. Applicants are sought who have the the Certified Family Life Educator (CFLE) credential, or who are eligible to become certified within one year of hire.
Location: Kalamazoo, Michigan
Required education: Doctorate
Application Deadline: January 9, 2023
SEE FULL JOB LISTING
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