Prof. Emilia Martinez-Brawley Roatch-Haskell Lecture Select Section Office of the Distinguished Professor Roatch lecture series Roatch lecture series Overview Roatch lecture archive Haskell master class Haskell master class Overview Haskell class archive Roatch/Haskell Research Roatch Lecture Archive 1996: Re-examining Services to Diverse Populations Keynote Speaker: Guadalupe G. Lara, MSW, CSW Children's Hospital Michigan, Detroit 2001: Planks, Splinters and Human Rights: Judging Ourselves as We Judge Others Keynote Speaker: Chris SidotiLecture PDF 2005: - Special Event - Maximizing the Benefits of University Community Partnerships Keynote Speaker: Jude ButcherLecture PDF 2007: Synergies and tensions in child protection and parent support: Insights from the Italian case Keynote Speaker: Silvia Fargion, PhDLecture PDFphoto gallery 1997: Social Work as Development: Learning from Africa and Asia Keynote Speaker: James Midgley, Provost Lousiana State University Baton Rouge 2001: Special Follow-up to the 2001 John F. Roatch Lecture: Human Rights After September 11 Keynote Speaker: Chris Sidoti 1995: The Story of an Orphanage Told by its Children Keynote Speaker: Howard Goldstein, DSW Case Western Reserve University Cleveland, Ohio 1996: Arizona History: Mexicans and Their Influence Keynote Speaker: Thomas Sheridan Arizona State Museum Tucson, Arizona 1995: The Dilemma of Government Social Services: Current Perspectives from the UK Keynote Speaker: Ian Ross Central Region Council Stirling, Scotland 2019: Working with Syrian Families in extreme conditions: Lessons for global Immigration and refugee policies Keynote Speaker: Bree Akesson, Ph. D Associate Professor Faculty of Social Work and the Social Justice Wilfrid Laurier University in Canada Lecture Notes View Photos 2018: Celtic lands and identities: Global and local implications Keynote speaker: Frank Rennie Professor of Sustainable Rural Development and Assistant Principal Lews Castle College University of the Highlands Islands Download lecture View Photos
