Faculty Publications
The
faculty in the Social Work department at Augsburg actively
contribute to the Social Work field at large through numerous
publications in books and articles. Feel free to examine the most
current publications originating from our distinguished faculty!
(listed alphabetically by last name)
Professor Anthony Bibus and Professor Rosemary Link, Ph.D.s
Professors Bibus and Link co-wrote a chapter (The impact of US Welfare reform on children's well being: Minnesota focus) in a book entitled Safeguarding and Promoting the Well-Being of Children, Families, and Communities. It can be found at the following link:
Safeguarding and promoting the well-being of children, families, and communities
Associate Professors Lois Bosch and Laura Boisen, Ph.D.s
Professors Bosch and Boisen have recently contributed a chapter (Chp. 11, Dual relationships and rural social work: Is there a rural code?) to a book entitled Social work in rural communities, 4th. ed. The book can be found on the CSWE website at the following link:
Social Work in Rural Communities, 4th Edition
Assistant Professor Christina Erickson, Ph. D.
Erickson, C. L. (2006). Living with illness-your options: Parkinson's disease services available to individuals and families. www.helpstartshere.org, National Association of Social Workers.
Erickson, C. L. (2006). Kitchen table recovery.
Affilia: Journal of Women and Social Work. Spring, 21(1).
Erickson, C. L. (2004). Parkinson's disease, depression, and medication adherence: Current knowledge and social work practice. Journal of Gerontological Social Work. 42(3/4), 3-18.
Erickson, C. L., Mattaini, M. A., & McGuire, M. S. (2004). Constructing non-violent cultures in schools: The state of the science. Children and Schools. 26(2), 102-116.
Assistant Professor Barbara Lehmann, Ph. D.
Lehmann, B. A., Rodenborg, N. A., Herman, W. R., & Robin, S. (invited article in prep). Cambiamos Juntos (Changing Together): Student Voices on Transformation Through Social Work Semester in Latin America.
Lehmann, B. A., Lutterman-Augillar, A., & Ties, B. L. (in prep). Bringing it all Back Home: Student Self Reports of Transformation Following Study Abroad Programs.
Mathy, R. M., Kerr, S. K., & Lehmann, B. A. (2003). Mental health implications of same-sex marriage: Influences on sexual orientation and relationship status in Canada and the United States. In R. M. Mathy & S. K. Kerr (Eds.) (2005), Lesbian and Bisexual Women's Mental Health. Binghamton, NY: Haworth Press.
Mathy, R. M. & Lehman, B. A. (2004). Public health consequences of the Defense of Marriage Act for lesbian and bisexual women: Suicidality, behavior difficulties, and psychiatric treatment. Feminism and Psychology, 14 (1), 187-194.
Mathy, R. M., Lehmann, B. A., & Kerr, D. L. (2004). Bisexual and transgender identities in a nonclinical sample of North Americans: Suicidal intent, behavioral difficulties, and mental health treatment. In J. Alexander & K. Yescavage (Eds.), Bisexuality and Transgenderism: Intersexions of the Others. Binghamton, NY: Haworth Press.
Mathy, R. M., Kerr, S. K., & Lehmann, B. A. (2003). Mental health implications of same-sex marriage: Influences on sexual orientation and relationship status in Canada and the United States.
Journal of Psychology and Human Sexuality, 15(2-3), 117-141.
Mathy, R. M., Lehmann, B. A., & Kerr, D. L. (2003). Bisexual and transgender identities in a nonclinical sample of North Americans: Suicidal intent, behavioral difficulties, and mental health treatment. Journal of Bisexuality, 3, 3-4.
Professor Rosemary Link, Ph. D.
Bibus, A., Link, R. & O'Neal, M. (2005). The impact of Welfare reform on children's well being: Minnesota focus. In Safeguarding and Promoting the Well Being of Children, Families and their Communities, Eds. Scott, J. & Ward, H. London UK: Jessica Kingsley.
Link, R. J. & Healy, L. A. eds (2005). Teaching International Content: Curriculum Resources for Social Workers. Alexandria, VA: CSWE.
Link, R. (2004). The Children's Defense Fund: 30 years of action. Poverty. Issue 116. Autumn. London: CPAG.UK.
Link, R. (2003). International exchange: Models for development-the Slovenia experience; Chapter in text edited by Healy, Hokenstad, & Asamoah. Alexandria VA:
CSWE.
Link, R. (2002, February). Can re-authorization revitalize children's lives?: Welfare reform through an international lens. Journal of Social Work. 1(1).
Link, R. & Bibus, A. (2000). When children pay. London: CPAG.UK
Ramanthan, C. & Link, R. (2004). All our futures: Principles & resources for social work practice in a global era. Pacific Grove: Brooks, Cole, Wadsworth.
Associate Professor Nancy Rodenborg, Ph. D.
Rodenborg, N. (2004). Services to African American children in poverty: Institutional discrimination in child welfare?
Journal of Poverty. 8(3), 109-130.
Rodenborg, N. & Huynh, N. (2006). On overcoming segregation: Social work in intergroup dialogue.
Social Work with Groups. 29(1), 27-44.
Rodenborg, N. & Bosch, L. (2007). Intergroup dialogue: A group work method for diverse groups. Encyclopedia for Social Work with Groups.
Professor Glenda Dewberry Rooney, Ph. D.
Dewberry Rooney, G., Redman FeldKamp, C. & Larrington Windorski, M. (2006). Pueblo High School: Looking back, 1955-1970. Tuscon: Pueblo High Warrior Alumni Foundation.
Professor Ngoh-Tiong Tan, Ph. D.
Professor Tan, who comes to us with knowledge and experience involving social issues in Asia, has recently edited a book entitled The Challenge of Social Care in Asia. Further information about his book can be found at the following link:
Challenge of Social Care in Asia
Another book of Professor Tan's in pre-publication is described in the following link:
Asian Tsunami and Social Work Practice
Professor Anthony Bibus and Professor Rosemary Link, Ph.D.s
Professors Bibus and Link co-wrote a chapter (The impact of US Welfare reform on children's well being: Minnesota focus) in a book entitled Safeguarding and Promoting the Well-Being of Children, Families, and Communities. It can be found at the following link:
Safeguarding and promoting the well-being of children, families, and communities
Associate Professors Lois Bosch and Laura Boisen, Ph.D.s
Professors Bosch and Boisen have recently contributed a chapter (Chp. 11, Dual relationships and rural social work: Is there a rural code?) to a book entitled Social work in rural communities, 4th. ed. The book can be found on the CSWE website at the following link:
Social Work in Rural Communities, 4th Edition
Assistant Professor Christina Erickson, Ph. D.
Erickson, C. L. (2006). Living with illness-your options: Parkinson's disease services available to individuals and families. www.helpstartshere.org, National Association of Social Workers.
Erickson, C. L. (2006). Kitchen table recovery.
Affilia: Journal of Women and Social Work. Spring, 21(1).
Erickson, C. L. (2004). Parkinson's disease, depression, and medication adherence: Current knowledge and social work practice. Journal of Gerontological Social Work. 42(3/4), 3-18.
Erickson, C. L., Mattaini, M. A., & McGuire, M. S. (2004). Constructing non-violent cultures in schools: The state of the science. Children and Schools. 26(2), 102-116.
Assistant Professor Barbara Lehmann, Ph. D.
Lehmann, B. A., Rodenborg, N. A., Herman, W. R., & Robin, S. (invited article in prep). Cambiamos Juntos (Changing Together): Student Voices on Transformation Through Social Work Semester in Latin America.
Lehmann, B. A., Lutterman-Augillar, A., & Ties, B. L. (in prep). Bringing it all Back Home: Student Self Reports of Transformation Following Study Abroad Programs.
Mathy, R. M., Kerr, S. K., & Lehmann, B. A. (2003). Mental health implications of same-sex marriage: Influences on sexual orientation and relationship status in Canada and the United States. In R. M. Mathy & S. K. Kerr (Eds.) (2005), Lesbian and Bisexual Women's Mental Health. Binghamton, NY: Haworth Press.
Mathy, R. M. & Lehman, B. A. (2004). Public health consequences of the Defense of Marriage Act for lesbian and bisexual women: Suicidality, behavior difficulties, and psychiatric treatment. Feminism and Psychology, 14 (1), 187-194.
Mathy, R. M., Lehmann, B. A., & Kerr, D. L. (2004). Bisexual and transgender identities in a nonclinical sample of North Americans: Suicidal intent, behavioral difficulties, and mental health treatment. In J. Alexander & K. Yescavage (Eds.), Bisexuality and Transgenderism: Intersexions of the Others. Binghamton, NY: Haworth Press.
Mathy, R. M., Kerr, S. K., & Lehmann, B. A. (2003). Mental health implications of same-sex marriage: Influences on sexual orientation and relationship status in Canada and the United States.
Journal of Psychology and Human Sexuality, 15(2-3), 117-141.
Mathy, R. M., Lehmann, B. A., & Kerr, D. L. (2003). Bisexual and transgender identities in a nonclinical sample of North Americans: Suicidal intent, behavioral difficulties, and mental health treatment. Journal of Bisexuality, 3, 3-4.
Professor Rosemary Link, Ph. D.
Bibus, A., Link, R. & O'Neal, M. (2005). The impact of Welfare reform on children's well being: Minnesota focus. In Safeguarding and Promoting the Well Being of Children, Families and their Communities, Eds. Scott, J. & Ward, H. London UK: Jessica Kingsley.
Link, R. J. & Healy, L. A. eds (2005). Teaching International Content: Curriculum Resources for Social Workers. Alexandria, VA: CSWE.
Link, R. (2004). The Children's Defense Fund: 30 years of action. Poverty. Issue 116. Autumn. London: CPAG.UK.
Link, R. (2003). International exchange: Models for development-the Slovenia experience; Chapter in text edited by Healy, Hokenstad, & Asamoah. Alexandria VA:
CSWE.
Link, R. (2002, February). Can re-authorization revitalize children's lives?: Welfare reform through an international lens. Journal of Social Work. 1(1).
Link, R. & Bibus, A. (2000). When children pay. London: CPAG.UK
Ramanthan, C. & Link, R. (2004). All our futures: Principles & resources for social work practice in a global era. Pacific Grove: Brooks, Cole, Wadsworth.
Associate Professor Nancy Rodenborg, Ph. D.
Rodenborg, N. (2004). Services to African American children in poverty: Institutional discrimination in child welfare?
Journal of Poverty. 8(3), 109-130.
Rodenborg, N. & Huynh, N. (2006). On overcoming segregation: Social work in intergroup dialogue.
Social Work with Groups. 29(1), 27-44.
Rodenborg, N. & Bosch, L. (2007). Intergroup dialogue: A group work method for diverse groups. Encyclopedia for Social Work with Groups.
Professor Glenda Dewberry Rooney, Ph. D.
Dewberry Rooney, G., Redman FeldKamp, C. & Larrington Windorski, M. (2006). Pueblo High School: Looking back, 1955-1970. Tuscon: Pueblo High Warrior Alumni Foundation.
Professor Ngoh-Tiong Tan, Ph. D.
Professor Tan, who comes to us with knowledge and experience involving social issues in Asia, has recently edited a book entitled The Challenge of Social Care in Asia. Further information about his book can be found at the following link:
Challenge of Social Care in Asia
Another book of Professor Tan's in pre-publication is described in the following link:
Asian Tsunami and Social Work Practice