Pam Graham

Assistant Dean and Director Of The MSW Program Associate Professor Faculty Administrator
pgraham@mailer.fsu.edu

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Education

M.S.W. 1997. Florida State University, Tallahassee, Florida; Social Work
B.S.S.W. 1976. Florida International University, Miami, Florida; Social Work
A.A. 1974. Miami-Dade Community College, Miami, Florida; Psychology

Research Interests

• Loss and Bereavement
• Health Care
• Adolescents and Families
• Field Education
• Child Welfare

Courses Taught

Undergraduate

• Human Service Experience
• Field Education
• Social Work in Health Settings

Graduate

• Seminar on Loss and Bereavement
• Social Work in Health Settings
• Social Work Practice
• Field Education

Select Publications

Cash, S.J., Mathiesen, S.M., Barbanell, L.D., Smith, T.E., Graham, P. (2006). Education and partnerships in child welfare: Mapping the implementation of a child welfare certificate program. Journal of Social Work Education, 42 (1), 123-138.

Mathiesen, S.G., Smith, T.E., Graham, P.W., & Barbanell, L.D., Cash, S.J. (2003). Creating a web-based child welfare certificate program: A collaborative approach. Professional Development, 5 (3), 37-45.


Graham, P.W. (2000). SOW 5535 Graduate Field II Reference Manual. Dubuque, Iowa: Kendall/Hunt.

Graham, P.W. (2000). SOW 5535 Graduate Field I Reference Manual. Dubuque, Iowa: Kendall/Hunt.

Graham, P.W. (2000). SOW 4510 Undergraduate Field Reference Manual. Dubuque, Iowa: Kendall/Hunt.

Graham, P.W., Mandel, P. (1987). A Kid and a Kidney: A preparatory book for the kidney transplant patient. Miami: JMH Publication

Grants

Principal Investigator: 1997-2009
Title: “Re-professionalization Training Grant”
Funded by the Florida Department of Children and Families - District Two.
$70,050.00 annually
Total: $840,600

Principal Investigator: 1996 - 2008
Title: “Re-professionalization Training Grant”
Funded by the Florida Department of Children and Families - District Three.
$70,050.00 annually
Total: $840,600


Principal Investigator: 1996 - 2009
Title: “ Re-professionalization Training Grant”
Funded by the Florida Department of Children and Families - District Four.
$70,050.00 annually
Total: $910,650

Investigator: 10/99 - 9/02
Title: Putting the Child in Focus: “Developing and Implementing a Curriculum
Combining Child Welfare and Children’s Mental Health”
Funded by the Administration on Children, Youth and Families
$599,946.00

Principal Investigator: 7/96-7/ 01
Title: “Student Stipends for School Social Work Internships”
Funded by Leon County Schools.
$5,000.00

Principal Investigator: 10/96-2/01
Title: “Student Stipend for Rural Social Work Internships”
Funded by Big Bend Area Health Care Administration
$5,000.00

Co-Principal Investigator: 10/99-3/00
Title: “Evidenced-based Field Education for the New Millennium”
Funded by the Council on Social Work Education - Millennium Project Grant
$5,000.00