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To be Held in Association with the NMASERVIC

Inn and Spa at Loretto

Santa Fe, New Mexico

June 3-June 5

REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS –Deadline January 15, 2012

Summary

The Third ASERVIC Conference on Spirituality in Counseling is open to all counselors, practitioners, and educators interested in integrating spirituality and counseling regardless of theoretical orientation, religious/spiritual background, or work setting. It is held in an atmosphere of respect for and appreciation of all perspectives and backgrounds.

Background

The Association for Spiritual, Ethical, and Religious Values in Counseling (ASERVIC) is an organization of counselors and human development professionals who believe spiritual, ethical, and religious values are essential to the overall development of the person and are committed to integrating these values into the counseling process.

Presentation Categories

• Content Sessions (either 1 hour or 1 ½ hours) will be similar to educational sessions at other conferences. These might include research findings, best practices, innovative training approaches, and the like.
• 45-minute poster sessions will also be similar to other conference poster sessions – a table will be provided where presenters can display their work and have 30 minutes to share their ideas with conference attendees.
• Experiential Sessions (either 1 hour or 1 ½ hours) will be unique to the ASERVIC Conference. These sessions should focus on providing a spiritual-related activity or practice for attendees to participate in, either for their own edification or to re-create with clients and/or students.

Preparation of Proposals

• Individuals are limited to a maximum of two presentation proposals.
• Please complete the form, save the file to your computer with the following title:
• “Your name–ASERVIC Proposal.doc” (e.g., Hutchinson-ASERVIC Proposal.doc).
• Then, attach the file to an email and send it to Tracy Hutchinson at tracy.hutchinson@ucf.edu. Proposals must be submitted no later than 5:00 pm EST, December 15, 2011.
• Decisions will be sent via email to the primary presenter by February 15, 2012.

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Call for Submissions

ASERVIC Research Award

Requirements:

The recipient of this award shall be a person within the ASERVIC organization who is:

• A current ASERVIC member (of any membership category)
• Evidences engagement in current research activities consistent with the mission of ASERVIC that will help to promote the ideals, values, and programs which ASERVIC sponsors for the counseling profession
• Contributes to the body of knowledge that identifies and supports the importance of spiritual, ethical, and religious values in counseling
• And, represents the primary author for the research endeavor

Please email nominee’s information (including any supporting materials) to Stephanie Dailey, ASERVIC Awards Chair, at stdailey@argosy.edu. Any questions regarding the nominations can be directed to Stephanie either via email or phone at (703) 861-3383. The nomination deadline is March 1, 2012.  Thank you very much for your service to ASERVIC and the counseling profession.

ASERVIC Meritorious Service Award

Requirements:

The recipient of this award shall be a person within the ASERVIC organization who meets the following criteria:

• Membership in ASERVIC for at least 3 years
• Significant service to the field of counseling and values in areas related to concerns of a spiritual and/or humanitarian nature
• Significant service which has helped to promote the ideals, values, and programs which ASERVIC sponsors for the counseling profession
• Contributions to the development and sponsorship of new and creative programming in spiritual and value interest in counseling

Please email nominee’s information (name and brief statement of contributions) to Stephanie Dailey, Awards Chair, at stdailey@argosy.edu. Any questions regarding the nominations can be directed to Stephanie either via email or phone at (703) 861-3383.  The nomination deadline is March 1, 2012.  Thank you very much for your service to ASERVIC and the counseling profession.

ASERVIC Lifetime Service Award

Requirements:

The recipient of this award shall be a person within the ASERVIC organization who meets the following criteria:

• Membership in ASERVIC for at least 8 years
• Demonstrated leadership in ASERVIC (please submit specific committee involvement/offices held/general contributions)
• Significant service which has helped to promote the ideals, values, and programs which ASERVIC sponsors for the counseling profession
• Contributions to the development and sponsorship of ASERVIC initiatives such as Counseling and Values, conference programs, scholarly works, spiritual competencies.

Please email nominee’s information (name and brief statement of contributions) to Stephanie Dailey, Awards Chair, at stdailey@argosy.edu. Any questions regarding the nominations can be directed to Stephanie either via email or phone at (703) 861-3383.  The nomination deadline is March 1, 2012. Thank you very much for your service to ASERVIC and the counseling profession.