Dyer Ethics Workshop
Beyond the Silent Crisis: Bridging Survivor Experience, Trauma-Informed Care, Faith, Race, Law, and Ethics in Domestic Violence Intervention
The 29th Annual Dyer Ethics Workshop is coming up soon! This year’s event "Beyond the Silent Crisis: Bridging Survivor Experience, Trauma-Informed Care, Faith, Race, Law, and Ethics in Domestic Violence Intervention" will be offered online on Thursday, Oct. 29, 11 a.m. - 1 p.m. (CT).
The presenter will be Dr. Kerry-Ann Zamore Byrd, interim undergraduate program director and clinical assistant professor.
This year’s workshop will offer 2 hours live via Zoom and 1 optional hour delivered asynchronously.
Ethics continuing education credits will be available for licensed social workers and LPCs.
Registration is required. You will see 2 options for registrations: "Community Practitioners" and "Baylor Affiliated Attendees" (Baylor student, faculty, staff, or current internship supervisor). Please choose the option that applies to you. If you have any questions, please reach out HERE.
We hope you will join us!
RSVP HERE
PAST Topic and Speaker: Strengths and Safeguards — Ethical Integration of AI in Social Work Practice and Education
Karen Magruder, DSW, LCSW-S is an Associate Professor of Practice at the University of Texas at Arlington School of Social Work, where she brings to the classroom a broad background in aging, mental health, and environmental justice. A dedicated and award-winning educator, Karen is passionate about integrating evidence-based and innovative techniques to promote student success in online learning. Dr. Magruder’s expertise in leveraging AI to enhance teaching, learning, and practice has been featured in a number of conference presentations and publications. She also manages a small private therapy practice, provides clinical supervision, and maintains a free social work education resources YouTube channel with over 12,000 subscribers. Prioritizing balance and self-care, Karen also loves animals, yoga, and travel.