WORKSHOP ON INTERVENTION RESEARCHES - Department of Social Work
REPORT
OF
WORKSHOP
ON INTERVENTION RESEARCHES
DATE: 27th and 28th July 2012
The
workshop was aimed at updating the knowledge base and application orientation
in Intervention researches in social work practice. The sessions were lead by
Dr. D.K. Lal Das, Director, R. M. College of Social Work and Research Centre,
Hyderabad, Dr. Tony Sam George, HOD, Dept. of Psychology, and Dr. Bino Thomas,
Coordinator, Dept. of Social Work, Christ University, Bangalore. 33
participants including, practitioners, academicians, and scholars from various
universities and schools of social work participated in the workshop.
Interactive lectures, discussions, group activities, presentations were the
methodology applied by the resource persons.
Workshop
started at 9.15 am on the first day with an informal opening note by Dr. Bino
Thomas, Coordinator, Dept. of social work and self introduction of the
participants, followed by message from the Dean, Prof. John Joseph
Kennedy.
First
technical session was on “Introduction to Intervention research in social work”
by Dr. Tony Sam George, HOD, Dept. of
Psychology, Christ University, Bangalore; on second day, he covered “Principles
of interpreting data” and “Researchers abilities in intervention researches”.
The
topics covered by Dr. Lal Das on first day were, “Designs in Intervention
Researches”, “Steps in Intervention Research, modalities of intervention
research”. Second day, he had an informal discussion with participants on their
research study methodology, followed by a session on measurements, statistical
tools and data analysis. He could deliver an interactive lecture on “Research
Publications” to our III Sem MSW students on the same day. The second day
started with a recap of the first day session by a participant Mr. Simon
Joseph.
Dr.
Bino Thomas, handled the first two sessions of the second day. The topics
covered were, “Principles of program development”. The workshop ended at 4.15
pm.
Conclusion
session started with evaluation of the workshop by participants. They acknowledged
the resourcefulness of the workshop content and its applicability in social
work research. The participant’s feedback reflected that, the workshop could
sensitize, enhance the knowledge of the Social Work educators, researchers and
practitioners on intervention research designs. All participants left a
positive comment to the organizing committee. Dr. Sheeja Karalam, Associate
Professor, Dept. of Social Work made the conclusion remark and vote of thanks
at the end of the session. Certificates
were distributed.
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