This session will provide an overview of ethical standards in the NASW and Code of Ethics pertaining to ethical dilemmas pertaining to self-care, social work in rural community, and in work with youth and families. Ethical decision making models along with strategies for resolving ethical dilemmas will also be discussed.
Speaker Bio
Katie Krukenberg, LMSW, teaches Social Work and is the Director of Field Education at the University of Mary. She obtained a Master’s degree
from Florida State University and Bachelor’s degrees in social work and criminal justice from the University of North Dakota. She currently teaches classes on social work practice with individuals and families, social work theory, diversity, and senior seminar along with supervision of social work field placements. Training topics include social work ethics training pertaining to specific populations, strengths based practice with involuntary/resistant clients, and foster care. Prior to teaching at University of Mary, Katie worked as a social worker for Bismarck Public Schools, Charles Hall Youth Services, and Home on the Range, in addition to having been a PATH foster parent for 10 years.
