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CURRICULUM VITAE EMMERENTIE OLIPHANT
April 2009 CONTENT
1. IDENTIFYING PARTICULARS NAME: Emmerentie Oliphant ID NUMBER: 650621 0116 083 HOME ADDRESS: 4306 Ridgebrook Drive Nacogdoches Texas 75965 USA
TELEPHONE NUMBERS: 001 936 468 5105 (W) 001 936 622 3814 (H) E-MAIL: oliphante@sfasu.edu CITIZENSHIP: South African PRESENT POSITION: Associate professor PRESENT EMPLOYER: Stephen F Austin State University POSTAL ADDRESS Stephen F Austin State University EMPLOYER: School of Social Work P0 Box 524 Auckland Park 2006 Johannesburg, South Africa
Rand Afrikaans University (Current name: University of Johannesburg) Johannesburg, South Africa 1993
University of Pretoria Pretoria, South Africa 1990
University of Pretoria Pretoria, South Africa 1988
South-African Qualifications Association (SAQA) Johannesburg 2004
National Certificate in Assessment and Treatment of Adolescent Youth Offenders(1 year certificate course)Juvenile Sex Offender Counselor Certification Program University of Louisville: Center for Family Resource Development United States of America 2000
Certificate in Family Counseling – Substance Abuse (Professional in Residence training – one week attendance) Betty Ford Center Palm Springs, CA United States of America 1993
RAU
Johannesburg, South Africa 1999
UNISA Pretoria, South Africa 1995 Cross-cultural issues: Dealing with familiesWestchester Institute of Family Therapy New York, USA 1993
Home based Family TherapyPhiladelphia Child Guidance Clinic Philadelphia, USA 1993
Letter writing in Family TherapyAckerman Institute for Family Therapy New York, USA 1993
MSW Program, School of Social Work Stephen F Austin State University (Starting date: August 2006) Responsibilities: 1. Teaching in MSW program: Advanced Field Instruction II SWK 559 Advanced Generalist Practice II SWK 575 Advanced Practice with Groups – SWK 558 Applied Research methods SWK 500 Field Instruction I SWK 519 Research practicum SWK 530 Rural social policy analysis SWK 517 Seminar in advanced rural practice SWK 535 Social work in mental health SWK 528 Social work research process SWK 520 Thesis Research SWK 589
SWK 530
University-level Program review committee member appointed by provost (undergraduate council: university level)
Specialized and International programs Promotion committee FIPSE grant special committee
Assessment and Evaluation committee – chairperson, 2007/8 Research committee – chairperson, 2006/7 MSW Admissions committee - chairperson, 2008/9 International committee member Funding committee member Re-affirmation committee member Search committee member – Director and Associate-Dean, School of Social Work Search committee member – Assistant-professor School of Social Work (2007, 2009)
Department of Social Work Program Coordinator: MA (Soc.SC) Clinical Social Work Full-time senior lecturer – level: senior assistant-professor (11/2000 – 08/2006) Full-time lecturer: level – assistant-professor (01/1993 – 10/2000) Responsibilities:
I have been teaching the following courses over the 12 year period. The courses are all semester courses. Undergraduate courses:
Postgraduate courses: BA (Soc. SC) Hons Social Work
MA (Soc. SC) Clinical Social Work
Extra-curricular courses
Teaching in a multi-disciplinary context Qualitative research methodology (Faculty of Law) Nudist computerized data analysis (Department of Sociology) Assessment and accountability practice (Faculty of Business – Human Resource Development)
Community service and development projects I was involved in service delivery to the disadvantaged communities in South-Africa through the development and implementation of different empowerment projects and training programmes. 1992 – 1993 Department of Welfare Senior Social worker Pretoria (Head Office) Responsibilities and areas of specialization:
1989 – 1991 Department of Welfare Social worker Johannesburg (Service Office) Responsibilities and areas of specialization:
1988 – 1989 Department of Correctional Services Social Worker Responsibilities and areas of specialization:
1986 – 1987 Department of Correctional Services Administrative worker (Deputy-officer) 4. RESEARCH
Oliphant E and Holtzhausen, L. 2009. Migrant workers in South-Africa and the United Arab Emirates. The International Journal of Diversity in Organizations, Communities and Nations. Volume 8(5), 131-144. Templeman, S and Oliphant, E. 2009. Promoting Multicultural Communication in the University Classroom. In C. Williams (Ed). Linguistice and ethnic revival in Russia: From Policy to Cultureal diversity (pp.228-238). Izhevsk: INTAS Templeman, S and Oliphant, E. 2009. Promoting Multicultural Communication in the University Classroom. Journal of Public Administration and Communication (in press) Oliphant E, Templeman S and Baranova Z. 2008. Faces of Children around the World: A Comparison of Child Welfare in Rural United States, Russia and South Africa. Journal of Public Child Welfare, Volume 1(4), 125 -144 Kasiram MI and Oliphant E. 2007. Indigenizing Family Therapy for South African Use: Challenges and Changes. Journal of Family Psychotherapy.Volume 18(2), 71-82 Oliphant, E & Coetzer, L. 2006. Die gebruik van gehaltekringe as metode van middel-bestuur in die SAPD. Social Work Practitioner-Researcher. (Accepted 2006)English version: The use of quality circles as a method of management in the South-African Police Department) Roestenburg WJHR and Oliphant E. 2005. Diversity Unified – lessons from a training institution in transition. International journal of diversity in organizations, communities and nations. Volume 4,131-149 Kasiram, MI & Oliphant, E. 2005. Challenges and changes for family therapy practice in South-Africa. American Family Therapy Monograph Series: AFTA Oliphant E & Tromp M. 2005. A description of Tswana families in Bapong. Social Work Practitioner-Researcher. Volume 17(1), 48-56 Oliphant E & Roestenburg WJH. 2004 Cross cultural and human diversity training. Social Work Practitioner-Researcher.Volume 16 (2) 200-215 Senekal A, Schurink W & Oliphant E. 2003. Violence and crime in a multi ethnic context: A South-African Case study. The International Scope Review. Vol. 5 (10). Omar S, Snyman H, Oliphant E, Vermeulen A. 2003. Incest: Fathers as offenders. Social Work Practitioner-Researcher. Vol. 15(2), 212-218 Oliphant, E, Brown, J. Cambrou ML. and Yankeelov P. 2002. Children’s perspectives of the family in transition program. Journal of divorce and re-marriage. Vol. 37 (3/4), 157-164. Oliphant E. 2002. Sexual abuse: A systemic perspective. Social Work Practitioner-Researcher. Vol. 14(3), 1-13 Oliphant, E & Venter, S. 2001. Die opleiding van "Reik na Herstel" vrywilligers gemoeid met mastektormie pasiente. The Social Work Practitioner-Researcher. 13(3): 66-84. (English version: The training of volunteers working with mastectomy patients) Oliphant, E. 2001. Assessment and treatment of the youth sex offender. Social Work Practitioner-Researcher. The Social Work Practitioner-Researcher. 12(3), 166-173 Oliphant, E. 1994. Die gesin waarin dwelmmisbruik voorkom en die maatskaplike werker as ‘n terapeutiese sisteem. Welsynsfokus, 4(2), 33 -46 (English version: Substance abuse- the family and social worker as a therapeutic system) 4.2 Research reports (Sample) Roestenburg WJH and Oliphant E. 2008. Children in Conflict with the Law. Department of Social Development, Gauteng Research Unit for Children Strategy. Johannesburg Oliphant E in Roestenburg WJH. 2008. Self-Preservation Scale Manual. SPI: South-Africa (in review for publication) Oliphant E and Templeman S. 2007. Evaluation of university preparation strategy for children from the Alabama-Coushatta reservation. Stephen F Austin State University: USA Roestenburg WJH and Oliphant E. 2005. Conditions of street children in South-Africa. National Street Children Alliance: Department of Labour: Johannesburg, South-Africa Roestenburg WJH and Oliphant E. 2004. Transformation in Child Welfare. Annual National Report: National Council for Child Welfare. Johannesburg, South-Africa Roestenburg WJH and Oliphant E. 2004. Bronkhortspruit study on the needs of the aged. Afri.yze: Joahnnesburg Oliphant E. 2003. A family empowerment programme for CMR (Family welfare organization).. Johannesburg, South-Africa Roestenburg WJH and Oliphant E. 2003. Transformation in Child Welfare. Annual National Report: National Council for Child Welfare. Johannesburg, South-Africa Oliphant E. 2002. A profile of substance abuse amongst youths in rural Mpumalanga. SACENDU: Witbank Oliphant E. 1997 in Van Zyl, M.A. 1997. The Social Work Action Plan for the implementation of the White Paper on Social Welfare in South Africa. RAU: Johannesburg. 4.3 Chapter in book Shurinck W, Senekal A and Oliphant E. 2006. The Rise and Crime in a Multi-ethic context. Germany: TSIR 4.4. Presentations and keynote addresses KEYNOTE ADDRESS Oliphant E Child welfare issues – An international perspective (Children as heads of households in South Africa) Kentucky Cabinet Conference on Child Welfare Issues.University of KentuckyLexington, Kentucky5 May 2000Oliphant E Assessment of youth sex offenders National Conference Department of Correctional Services Durban July 2000 CONFERENCESOliphant E, Grobbelaar A and Roestenburg WJH Wedge Gardens: A South African Model for Addiction Treatment American Academy of Addiction Psychiatry (AAAP) 19th Annual Meeting & Symposium December 4-7, 2008 Boca Raton, Florida Oliphant, E Families in Rural East Texas: Descriptions of Diversity Annual Conference Modern family: Traditions and Innovations (Web presentation) December 3, 2008 Votskink, Russia
Do You see What I See? Promoting Social Justice through Multicultural Education UNESCO INTAS Project May 2008
Russia Oliphant E, Cordova, W and Vermeulen, A. Developing relevant social work practice: technique of masks applied in two countries 34th Biennial International Association of Schools of Social Work Conference Durban South-Africa July 2008 Oliphant E & Holtzhausen L Workshop: Cross-cultural education – lessons from the United Arab Emirates and South-Africa (Practical application) 34th Biennial International Association of Schools of Social Work Conference Durban South-Africa July 2008 Holtzhausen L and Oliphant E (author only) Migrant workers in South-Africa and the United Arab Emirates 8th International Conference on Diversity in Organizations Canada June 2008 Templeman S and Oliphant, E (author only) Linguistic and Ethnic revival in Russia: From policy to cultural diversity” UNESCO INTAS Izhevsk May 20, 2008 Templeman S and Oliphant, E If we invite them will they come? 26th Annual “Protecting Our Children” National American Indian Conference on Child Abuse and Neglect Minneapolis US April 22, 2008 Oliphant E and Kasiram M Families without borders: Examples from South-Africa and the United States The XVI World Family Therapy Congress Porto Portugal March 29 , 2008
ASASWEI (Association for South African Social Work Educations Institutions) 18-20 September 2006 Venda Kasiram M and Oliphant E Challenges and Changes to Family Therapy Practice in South Africa International Family Therapy Conference 21- 24 June 2005 Washington USA Roestenburg W, Oliphant E, Kasiram M & Gourie-Suraj G Training social workers in accountable assessment practice ASASWEI Conference Stellenbosch 6 – 7 September 2005 Nel H & Oliphant E Mother Africa forgotten: The dilemma of professionalization of social work 6th Pan African Conference April 2005 Kenya
National Conference for Social Service Professions Pretoria 25 – 27 October 2004 Roestenburg W & Oliphant E Challenges within the South-African Welfare System National Conference for Social Service Professions Pretoria 25 – 27 October 2004 Roestenburg W & Oliphant E Diversity unified – lessons from a training institution in transition Cultural diversity Conference Anaheim, Los Angeles 5- 9 July 2004 Vermeulen A & Oliphant E Diversity Dilemmas in South African Families Parent Child 2004: Family futures – changing families, changing world Westminster, London 17-18 June 2004 Oliphant E & Roestenburg W A Family Indicator Intervention Model 4th International Conference on Mental Health and Social Work Quebec City, Canada 22-27 May 2004 Oliphant E and Roestenburg Assessment Issues in Chemical Dependency, Current Trends SANDF International Conference on Military Health Sun City October 2002 Oliphant E and Roestenburg Should Social Work Students receive training in Assessment Technology? Joint Universities Committee Conference Potchefstroom, NorthWest 8 September 2002 Oliphant E and Roestenburg Attitude and Action in the MA Research Class Joint Universities Committee Conference Potchefstroom, NorthWest 8 September 2002 Roestenburg W and Oliphant E Cross Cultural and Human Diversity Training. Conference of the International Association of Schools of Social Work Montpellier, France 15 – 18 July 2002. Roestenburg W & Oliphant E From indicators to intervention: A leap into the unknown Joint universities committee conference Gabarone, Botswana 21 – 24 September 2001 Oliphant E and Roestenburg The use of qualitative methods in a disadvantaged community in South Africa Joint universities committee conference Gabarone, Botswana 21 – 24 September 2001 Oliphant E and Roestenburg Cross-cultural and human diversity training Joint universities committee conference Gabarone, Botswana 21 – 24 September 2001 Oliphant E & Roestenburg W Indicator Intervention Model Conference of the International Association of Schools of Social Work Montpellier, France 15 – 18 July 2002. Oliphant E Substance abuse amongst youth in Mpumalanga * INVITED SPEAKER SACENDU Nelspruit 5 April 2001 Oliphant E & Roestenburg W A Family Indicator-Intervention Model. Fourteenth Annual Empowering Families Conference Organizer: University of Iowa New Orleans, LA, USA November 30 - December 2, 2000 (Co-author: Dr. Roestenburg)
The use of qualitative methods in a disadvantaged community in South AfricaJoint Conference of the International Federation of Social Workers and the International Association of Schools of Social Work. Montreal, Quebec, Canada July 29 - August 2, 2000
Joint Conference of the International Federation of Social Workers and the International Association of Schools of Social Work. Montreal, Quebec, Canada July 29 - August 2, 2000 Oliphant E, Brown JH & Roestenburg W Qualitative research in a disadvantaged community - A case study Institute for Qualitative Research Banff, Alberta, Canada April 1 - 4, 2000 Oliphant E Family therapy from a South African perspective International Family Therapy Conference Kentucky Marriage and Family Therapy Association Louisville, KY, USA 9 March 2000
Oliphant ECommunity-university collaboration – A South African exampleUniversities and the Health of the Disadvantaged – A Global Conference United Nations, World Health Organization and University of Arizona Arizona, USA July 1999 Oliphant E & Brown JHTrauma in South Africa: Treatment intervention for survivorsCRIMSA East London May 1999
JOINT UNIVERSITIES COMMITTEE CONFERENCE Bloemfontein, SA September 1999 Oliphant E A treatment program for victims of trauma South African Association for Christian Counselors Johannesburg, SA February 1999 Oliphant EViolence in South Africa - A look at theory and contextNational Sociology Conference Johannesburg, SA 1 July 1998
International Association of Schools of Social Work. Jerusalem, Israel July 1998 Oliphant E A treatment program for victims of traumaNational Conference on police officials as victims of trauma and crisis Johannesburg, SA 25 February 1998
South African Association for Marriage and Family Therapy. Sixth International Conference. Johannesburg, SA July 1997 Oliphant E Through the eyes of a South African family therapist Australian Association for Marriage and Family Therapy. International Conference. Adelaide, Australia September 1997
Council for Social Work Education Washington DC, USA February 1996
South African Association for Marriage and Family Therapy. National Conference Pretoria, SA August 1995 4.5 Published conference proceedings (sample) Oliphant, E. 2008. Families in Rural East Texas: Descriptions and Diversity. Conference Proceedings: Modern family: Traditions and Innovations Annual Conference on Pedagogic, psychology and social technologies. December 3, 2008. Oliphant, E & Faul, A. 2000. Integration of human and diversity and cross-cultural training in academic programs. Conference Proceedings: Joint Conference of the International Federation of Social Workers and the International Association of Schools of Social Work. September 2000. Oliphant, E & Roestenburg, W. 2000. The use of qualitative methods in a disadvantaged community in South Africa. Conference Proceedings: Joint Conference of the International Federation of Social Workers and the International Association of Schools of Social Work. Oliphant, E & Brown, J. 1999. Trauma in South Africa: Treatment intervention for survivors. CRIMSA International Conference Proceedings. University of the North: Pietersburg.Oliphant, E. 1999. Community-university collaboration - A South African example. Universities and the Health of the Disadvantaged: A Global Conference. Conference Proceedings. United Nations & University of Arizona: USA.
2007
Wedge Gardens Rehabilitation Center 2006
2005
South-African Muslim Welfare Society 2005
Self-Preservation Institute in South-Africa 2004
South-African National Council for Child Welfare 2003, 2004
USAID 1999
South-African National Department of Education 1999
1997
Joined Education Trust 1996
Joined Education Trust 1995
1993
1993
1993
1990
1987 - 1988 4.7 Current research activities Local projects (in USA)
International projects
4.8 Research supervision Acted as research supervisor for the following students who completed their research: Doctoral dissertations - D Litt et Phil (Soc. SC) Joubert I. 2006. The development of a business excellence model for South-African Welfare Organizations (translated title). University of Johannesburg: South-Africa Delagete B. 2006. A model for volunteerism in trauma counseling. D Litt et Phil (Soc. Sc). Unpublished dissertation: Johannesburg. King E. 2005. Life skills development for adult illiterate persons. (translated title). University of Johannesburg: South-Africa Holtzhausen L. 2003. Social work competency requirements in correctional services. D Litt et Phil (Soc. Sc). RAU: Johannesburg. Du Toit, MM. 1999. Die assessering van gevangenes se gesinne. D Litt et Phil (Soc. Sc.). RAU: Johannesburg. (Translated title: The assessment of the families of incarcerated offenders) MA(Soc. SC) Dissertations Gounder, K. 2006. MA (Soc.Sc). The evaluation of a treatment programme for adolescent victims of sexual abuse. University of Johannesburg. Ntsunsvana, V. 2006. MA (Soc.Sc). Perceptions of care-givers regarding HIV/AIDS volunteers. University of Johannesburg: Johannesburg Kganyago, L. 2006. MA (Soc.SC). Description of risk factors in foster care failure. University of Johannesburg: Johannesburg Ngomane, S. 2005. M.A. (Soc. Sc.). Impact of environmental violence of family well-being. RAU: Johannesburg. Louw, H. 2005. Gesinsmoord in Suid-Afrika. M.A. (Soc. Sc.).University of Johannesburg: Johannesburg. (Supervisor) (Translation: Family murder in South-Africa) Mathumba 2004. Bereavement counseling for African children. M.A. (Soc. Sc.). RAU: Johannesburg. Olewagen, AR 2004. Transgenerational patterns of substance abuse. M.A. (Soc. Sc.). RAU: Johannesburg. Rakitla P. 2004. African children in foster care. M.A. (Soc. Sc.). RAU: Johannesburg. Lekgyanye, G. 2003. Teenage pregnancy and motherhood in South Africa. RAU: Johannesburg Richards, V. 2002. Children’s experiences of play therapy. M.A. (Soc. Sc.). RAU: Johannesburg. Mthembu, G. 2001. A group work program for mothers of sexual abuse victims. M.A. (Soc. Sc.). RAU: Johannesburg. Tromp, M. 2001. Die funksionering van gesinne in Bapong. M.A. (Soc. Sc.). RAU: Johannesburg. (Translation: The functioning of families in Bapong) Gam, BA. 2001. The role of the family system in the rehabilitation process of substance abuse. . M.A. (Soc. Sc.). RAU: Johannesburg. Robbertze, S. 2000. Opleiding vir reik na herstel vrywilligers. M.A. (Soc. Sc.). RAU: Johannesburg. (Translation: Training of cancer volunteers) Ntlailane, GB. 2000. A literature review of family therapy. M.A. (Soc. Sc.). RAU: Johannesburg. Trümpelman, CM. 2000. ‘n Beskrywing van intensiewe gesinsbehoudprogram. M.A. (Soc. Sc.). RAU: Johannesburg. (Translation: A description of an intensive family preservation programme) Mashamba, VJ. 1999. Guidelines for family therapy with Tsonga families. M.A. (Soc. Sc.). RAU: Johannesburg. Ngobese, AS. 1999 The needs of a squatter settlement in Kwa-Zulu/Natal. M.A. (Soc. Sc.). RAU: Johannesburg. Rapodile, KJ. 1999. Guidelines for social work with cerebral palsy patients and the parental system. M.A. (Soc. Sc.). RAU: Johannesburg. Liss, A. 1998. Adult victims of sexual abuse. M.A. (Soc. Sc.). RAU: Johannesburg. Botha, L. 1998. Riglyne vir die implimentering van ‘n werknemershulpprogram in die SAPD. RAU: Johannesburg. (Guidelines for the implementation of Employee Assistance Programs in the South African Police Services) (Translation: Guidelines for the implementation of an employee assistance programme in the South- African Police Services) Nicholas, P. 1997. Die rol van die gesin in terugval voorkoming. M.A. (Soc. Sc.). RAU: Johannesburg. (Translation: The role of the family in relapse prevention) Van Wyk, L. 1997. ’n Groepwerkpogram vir die ontwikkeling van vaardighede by jong lede van die SAPD. M.A. (Soc. Sc.). RAU: Johannesburg. (A group work program for the development of skills amongst young South African Police Service members) Roux, J. 1996. Riglyne vir die bemiddeling van beheer en toesig tydens die ontbinding van die gebruiklike huwelik. M.A. (Soc. Sc.). RAU: Johannesburg. (Guidelines for the mediation of custody matters related to customary marriages in Africa) King, E. 1996. Kennisinhoude vir ‘n opleidingsprogram oor die aanvaarding van doofheid. M.A. (Soc. Sc.). RAU: Johannesburg. (A knowledge framework for the acceptance of deafness) Rautenbach, H. 1995. Die invloed van stres op die blanke Suid-Afrikaanse huweliksisteem. M.A. (Soc. Sc.). RAU: Johannesburg (The influence of stress on the South African Marriage system) MA(Soc. SC) Research Dissertations – as a full time research course Wolfaardt, J. 2004. The use of filial therapy in counseling children. M.A. (Soc. Sc.). RAU: Johannesburg. Pires, C. 2004. Parent’s experiences of filial therapy. M.A. (Soc. Sc.). RAU: Johannesburg. Rudd, L. 2003. Experiences of rape victims. M.A. (Soc. Sc.). RAU: Johannesburg. Cloete, C. 2002. 'n Beskrywing van seksuele misbruik. M.A. (Sociology). RAU: Johannesburg. (A description of sexual abuse). Van der Walt, MJ. 2002. The psychosocial impact of divorce on the primary school child. M.A. (Soc. Sc.). RAU: Johannesburg. Coetzer, L. 1998. Gehaltekringe as metode van deelnemende bestuur in die SAP. RAU: Johannesburg (Verhandeling). 5. COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS 5.1 Community development with indigenous people in South-Africa The following is a sample of projects which were implemented in disadvantaged communities in South-Africa (Examples: Communities of poverty, squatter camps, informal settlements and rural areas):
(Current)
2005
1999
1996
Joined Education Trust 1995
1993 – 1999
1995 5.2 Welfare Organizations and national departments (sample) The following projects were presented at welfare organizations serving the disadvantaged communities:
2006 -2007
2005
2005
2000
1998
1994 6. PROFESSIONAL AND ACADEMIC LEADERSHIP 6.1 Leadership on a national level Board member of the South African Council for Social Service Professions (SACSSP) 2004 – 2006 Member of the Standard Generating Body for Social Work SAQA (the national accreditation body in SA). Elected for two consecutive terms First term: 2001 – 2003 Second terms: 2004 - 2006
1999 –2006 6.2 Achievements and Awards Recipient of merit / salary award for achievement as RAU employee and academic staff member – selected by Rector of RAU (lifelong award) 2002
Identified by the United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs: Division for social policy and development as an international family expert. 1998
1993
Appointed by Stephen F Austin State University Provost to Program review committee (Undergraduate council) 2007/2008
2001
1998 - 2004
2000.
Academic Committee RAU TRAUMA Centre: Representative – training of volunteers. 1998 – 1999. Steering Committee RAU Trauma Centre: Representative – training of volunteers. 1998 – 2000. Member of committee for the Development of a Cross-Cultural Training Model for the Rand Afrikaans University. 1998. RAU Departmental Representative on interdisciplinary committee of JET and Ekuseni community development 1996
Registered member of South-African Council for Social service Professionals SACSSP (10-11461) 1989 – 2006 Registered member of the Council for Social Work Education – CSWE (USA). 1995, 2007-2008 Member of SACENDU (South African Community Epidemiology Network on Drug Use) Forum. 1998 - 2003 Registered at NASW Texas – 2006-2007 6.5 Private Practice and Comsultation Private practice and voluntary consultation to private practitioners. 1993 – 1999, 2003-2005 Co-establisher of Afri.yze in 2000. The company provides opportunities for young social workers and social scientist researchers to become involved in consultation, community service and research in Southern Africa. Research and training is done for local governments and private organizations in South Africa and neighboring countries. 7. INTERNATIONAL EXCHANGE EXPERIENCE 7.1 Lecturing and research in US On an international level I have been invited to guest lecture in the USA on three occasions (1 October 1995 - 15 February 1996, 1 January - 11 July 2000 and1 June – 9 August 2001) at the University of Louisville and University of Kentucky. University of Kentucky : College of Social Work Hazard Campus, Hazard, Kentucky, USA Period : 1 June – 9 August 2001 Position : Visiting Associate Professor (International faculty) Responsibilities Teaching of post-graduate course SW720 (Cultural diversity & Social services) Research on cultural diversity – a comparison between UK and RAU students
University of Kentucky : College of Social WorkLexington, Kentucky, USA Period : 1 January - 11 July 2000 Position : Visiting Associate Professor (International faculty)
University of Louisville : Kent School of Social WorkLouisville, Kentucky, USA Period: 1 January - 11 July 2000 Responsibilities:
University of Louisville : Kent School of Social WorkLouisville, Kentucky, USA Period: 1 October 1995 - 15 February 1996 Responsibilities:
7.2 Workshops presented (sample) Roestenburg W and Oliphant E Research in social work practice Department of Social development Johannesburg, South-Africa July, 2007 Oliphant E Families and substance abuse Nacogdoches safe and drug free Nacogdoches TX April 2007 Oliphant E and Roestenburg W Social policy – development and implementation Department of Social Development Johannesburg, South-Africa August, 2006 Oliphant E and Roestenburg W Assessment and accountability in social work Department of Correctional Services Durban, South-Africa March, 2006 Roestenburg W and Oliphant E Family indicator-intervention workshop College of Social Work, UK Lexington KY, United States of America December 2000 Oliphant E and Roestenburg W Family indicator-intervention workshop Family Therapy Program Louisville KY, United States of America 22 March 2000 Oliphant E Violence in South Africa - A systemic look Seven Counties Louisville KY, United States of America 21 March 2000 Oliphant E Social Work in South Africa - A look at the context University of Kentucky Prestonsburg Campus 10 April 2000 Oliphant E The influence of the cultural background on the family therapist (bridging gaps between community development and family therapy) Families First Organization Louisville KY, United States of America 5 February 1996 Oliphant E Facing the challenges in Social Work in a changing community St. Paul’s Methodist Church Louisville KY, United States of America 10 February 1996 Oliphant E Social work in South Africa Social Work Student Association University of Louisville KY, United States of America 12 February 1996 7.3 Establishment of formal collaborations (Examples) Organizer of international exchange program for Prof. Marie-Antoinette Sossou, visiting professor from the University of Kentucky, USA 2005
1999
1997
1997 –
1995
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