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LOBBY DAY 2009

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March 30th March 31st
Are you interested in going to Lobby Day?
It was a huge success last year, and we expect twice as many students this year!
Deadline is Friday, March 13, 2009

Inviting All BSW & MSW Students, Faculty and Alumni to
Legislative Training for Lobby Day

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This training will prepare attendees who are visiting legislators in Tallahassee on Lobby Day, March 31, 2009. For those who are not going to Tallahassee, this training encourages legislative advocacy—a social work ethic. We will also honor Senator Nan Rich, sponsor for the Professional Social Worker Identification bill, for her dedication to the social work profession as one of Florida’s leading champions
of children and social justice issues. SPACE IS LIMITED.

Three-hour program to include:
Legislator’s Perspective by Senator Nan Rich with Q&A (4-5:30pm)
2009 Legislative Issues by NASW with Q&A (5:30-7pm)

Thursday, February 26, 2009
4:00–7:00 PM
Board of Trustees Room
Administration Bldg., Third Floor
Video Conference: Davie Campus—Room LA 225
Jupiter Campus—SR 270

To learn more about Lobby Day 2009, join us online at http://www.fau.edu/ssw/lobbyday2009

Sponsored by Acolyte, FAU School of Social Work, FAU Social Work Alumni Society,
NASW-Florida & Phi Alpha Honor Society.

London, England Study Abroad Program

From May 18-May 27th, 2009 (Summer Term 2), The School of Social Work will be offering a 3 credit hour program consisting of the study of international social work in the United Kingdom.  Click here for more details on the program.