Office of the Distinguished Community Service Scholar - Emilia Martinez-Brawley


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Research and Lectures

2007 Language Survey (ppt)

2005 Language Survey (ppt)

John F. Roatch Global Lecture Series

Intercultural Harmony

Lynton Project (pdf)

Haskell Lecture

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Distinguished Professor

	Emilia Martinez-Brawley John F. Roatch Distinguished Professor and Professor of Social Work University College Arizona State University Dr. Martinez-Brawley's research focuses on social service delivery in rural areas, intercultural issues and different ways of understanding. Recently she has focused on international migration patterns, particularly of agricultural workers. She has carried out research in Latin America, Europe, Australia, Israel and has lectured extensively as a Fulbright scholar and an invited speaker. Curriculum Vitae Summary
Research
2007 Language Survey
2005 Language Survey

Intercultural Harmony Project We appreciate the support of the Musser Fund which made this project possible.
	The purpose of the Intercultural Harmony Project was to arrive at a basic curriculum for harmonious coexistence that could be shared with individuals and groups involved in educational or community affairs.

Lynton Project (PDF format, 1.2MB) This study was made possible with the support of the Ernest A. Lynton Research Grant from the Coalition of Urban and Metropolitan Universities, 2001-2003
	The Metropolitan Mission of a Research University: A Study of the Context and Opportunities for Faculty

Lectures
John F. Roatch Global Lecture Series on Social Policy and Practice
	The John F. Roatch Global Lecture Series on Social Policy and Practice is an annual event that hosts an internationally known scholar to lecture on a topic of global reach and social significance to the Arizona community. The John F. Roatch Global Lecture series was established by John and Mary Roatch to expand the parameters of global understanding in the Phoenix community.

Linda Haskell Memorial Master Class Lecture
	The master class capitalizes on national and international talent to create an interactive forum for the discussion of current topics of concern to human services practitioners in Arizona. The Linda Haskell Memorial Master Class on Current Social Events Fund was established by Rose and William Haskell to honor the memory of their daughter Linda, a social worker.

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