Still space available!  Full description and registration form is
attached.  

Clinical Supervision
March 17, 2008, 9am-11am, Jerry West Lounge, West Virginia University,
Morgantown, WV
Eric Rankin, PhD, Professor, WVU Department of Behavioral Medicine &
Psychiatry
CEUs: 2 Social Work hours, 2 LPC hours
Registration Fee: $25
Target Audience:  Clinicians already providing clinical supervision to
trainees in one or more mental health professions (e.g., social work,
psychology, counseling, psychiatry, etc.). Clinicians interested in or
being considered for supervisory roles would also be appropriate.

Description:  This workshop will present a psycho-dynamically informed
developmental approach to clinical supervision. Areas of interest will
include conceptualizing levels of clinician development and goals for
professional growth, strategies to tailor supervision to the individual
needs of the supervisee (e.g., counter transference, “parallel
process”) as well as techniques to identify and enhance the relational
“fit” between clinician and supervisor. Clinical material will be
presented to highlight aspects of both the theory and practice of
clinical supervision. Participants are also highly encouraged to bring
examples from their own experience as supervisors and/or supervisees.

Employment Law 101 for Social Workers 
March 20, 2008, 10am-12pm, Monongalia General Hospital, Hazel Ruby
McQuain Conference Center, Lynch/Piribek Room, Morgantown, WV
Jennifer Powell, MSW, LGSW, JD, Assistant Dean, WVU College of Law;
Assistant Adjunct Professor, WVU Division of Social Work and WVU
Division of Sociology
CEUs: 2 Social Work hours, 2 hours WVU Continuing Education Certificate
in Nonprofit Management  
Registration Fee: $25 or take afternoon session for a combined fee of
$30 
Target Audience:  All levels of practitioners

This workshop is an introduction to employment law in West Virginia. 
Social workers will learn the types of actions that may give rise to
employment-law related claims and we will discuss the forums in which
those may take place.   Social workers will learn why employers get
sued, what types of cases may be brought, and how their conduct in
employment-related cases may also give rise to ethics complaints as
well.

Starting a 501(c)3 Nonprofit Organization
March 20, 2008, 1-3pm, Monongalia General Hospital, Hazel Ruby McQuain
Conference Center, Lynch/Piribek Room, Morgantown, WV
Roger Lohmann, PhD, Professor and Director NOVA Institute, WVU Division
of Social Work
CEUs: 2 Social Work hours, 2 2 hours WVU Continuing Education
Certificate in Nonprofit Management  
Registration Fee: $25 or take morning session for a combined fee of
$30
Target Audience:  All levels of practitioners 

So you want to start and run a new nonprofit service, but words like
incorporation, tax-deductible, tax-exempt, and IRS-990 leave you with
more questions than answers? This workshop will review the basics of
state and federal requirements and expectations.



Jacki Englehardt, MSW, ACSW
Coordinator of Professional and Community Education
Division of Social Work
West Virginia University
PO Box 6830
Morgantown, WV 26506

304-293-3501, ext. 3109
fax:  304-293-5936
cell: 304-282-0321
Summer Institute on Aging Website:  http://wvsioa.org 
WVU Division of Social Work Website:  http://socialwork.wvu.edu