7th Annual USC School of Social Work Film Festival
USC School of Social Work
Friday, May 6, 2011 : 2:00pm to 5:00pm; Saturday, May 7, 2011 : 2:00pm to 5:00pm
Multiple Locations
Media Arts Center San Diego and SGM 123
Media Arts Center San Diego and SGM 123
Free
The USC School of Social Work Film Festival showcases short documentary films created by social work students.
Attempting to engage the humanistic and prophetic imagination, the SOWK 687
elective class, Media in Social Work, empowers students to make a difference in their communities through the use of the short documentary, ultimately be shared with larger audiences for behavior and attitude modification regarding marginalized groups. Believing that the best films and videos are made in close collaboration with other creative members, students work in small groups to produce, direct and edit a short documentary on a wide variety of issues.
This year's festival will showcase films from the San Diego and Orange County academic centers (May 6, 6 pm to 9 pm, at Media Arts Center San Diego, 2921 El Cajon Blvd., San Diego, CA 92104) and University Park Campus students (May 7, 2 pm to 5 pm, at Sealy G. Mudd Room 123).
This year's documentary subjects include:
SDAC/OCC students:
1. The Long Goodbye - Alzheimer's Disease
Blog: http://thelonggood-bye.blogspot.com
Ashley Reitzin
Theresa Meza
2. Healing the Healers - Secondary Trauma of Clinical Social Workers
Blog: http://www.healing4healer.blogspot.com
Kendrick Dial
Natasha Schwarz
3. SocialWorks - Social Work Heroes Amongst Us
Blog: http://socialworksdocumentary.wordpress.com
Angela Benveniste
Paolo Schenkelberg
Suzanne Classen
4. A Mother's Grief - Returning Warriors with PTSD and related issues
Blog: http://ptsdwarriors.blogspot.com
Grace Womack
Charlene Marquez
UPC students:
1. Latina Sheroes: Resiliency and Empowerment of Young Latina Women and the
Stories they Share Supporting Each Other to Thrive
Blog:http://empoweredbutterfly.blogspot.com
Paola Beas
Jennifer Cordero
Cristina Sandoval
2. Wrongful Convictions of the Innocent - It's Prevalence and Reality in Our
U.S. Court System
Blog:
Elizabeth Currie
Marcy Venegas
Erin Fairchild
3. Waiting Forever: Emergency Room Overcrowding
Blog: http://altruisticpics.blogspot.com
Meggan Thompson
Dorothy Lee
Vanessa Aristo
4. Korean-American "Superkids" and the Parental Pressure of Educational
Success and the Struggle to Achieve
Blog: http://koreanamericansuperkids.blogspot.com
Cloe Kim
Christian Francisco
Saray Navarro
5. Water for Life: Clean Water as a Human Rights Issue
Blog: http://Troubledwateruscdocumentary.blogspot.com
Suzanne Cheatham
Nikki Rowe
Elizabeth Sarinana
6. Drink Water! The Pernicious Stigmatization of Mental Illness in the Armed
Services
Blog: http://Drinkwaterthedocumentary.blogspot.com
Cassandra Rush
Maxine Pulliam
Fermin Servin
7. Not All Spouses Are Created Equal - Male Spouses of Female Soldiers and
Their Lack of Appropriate Resources in the U.S. Military
Blog: http://theothersidedoc.blogspot.com
Jason Imhoof
Ashley Hunt
Megan Pitsios
8. The Link Between Youth Sports and Juvenile Delinquency? - Explorations
Into the Correlation
Blog: http://www.powerhousego.blogspot.com
Enrique Sandoval
Christie Reppart
Aldo Benalcazar
elective class, Media in Social Work, empowers students to make a difference in their communities through the use of the short documentary, ultimately be shared with larger audiences for behavior and attitude modification regarding marginalized groups. Believing that the best films and videos are made in close collaboration with other creative members, students work in small groups to produce, direct and edit a short documentary on a wide variety of issues.
This year's festival will showcase films from the San Diego and Orange County academic centers (May 6, 6 pm to 9 pm, at Media Arts Center San Diego, 2921 El Cajon Blvd., San Diego, CA 92104) and University Park Campus students (May 7, 2 pm to 5 pm, at Sealy G. Mudd Room 123).
This year's documentary subjects include:
SDAC/OCC students:
1. The Long Goodbye - Alzheimer's Disease
Blog: http://thelonggood-bye.blogspot.com
Ashley Reitzin
Theresa Meza
2. Healing the Healers - Secondary Trauma of Clinical Social Workers
Blog: http://www.healing4healer.blogspot.com
Kendrick Dial
Natasha Schwarz
3. SocialWorks - Social Work Heroes Amongst Us
Blog: http://socialworksdocumentary.wordpress.com
Angela Benveniste
Paolo Schenkelberg
Suzanne Classen
4. A Mother's Grief - Returning Warriors with PTSD and related issues
Blog: http://ptsdwarriors.blogspot.com
Grace Womack
Charlene Marquez
UPC students:
1. Latina Sheroes: Resiliency and Empowerment of Young Latina Women and the
Stories they Share Supporting Each Other to Thrive
Blog:http://empoweredbutterfly.blogspot.com
Paola Beas
Jennifer Cordero
Cristina Sandoval
2. Wrongful Convictions of the Innocent - It's Prevalence and Reality in Our
U.S. Court System
Blog:
Elizabeth Currie
Marcy Venegas
Erin Fairchild
3. Waiting Forever: Emergency Room Overcrowding
Blog: http://altruisticpics.blogspot.com
Meggan Thompson
Dorothy Lee
Vanessa Aristo
4. Korean-American "Superkids" and the Parental Pressure of Educational
Success and the Struggle to Achieve
Blog: http://koreanamericansuperkids.blogspot.com
Cloe Kim
Christian Francisco
Saray Navarro
5. Water for Life: Clean Water as a Human Rights Issue
Blog: http://Troubledwateruscdocumentary.blogspot.com
Suzanne Cheatham
Nikki Rowe
Elizabeth Sarinana
6. Drink Water! The Pernicious Stigmatization of Mental Illness in the Armed
Services
Blog: http://Drinkwaterthedocumentary.blogspot.com
Cassandra Rush
Maxine Pulliam
Fermin Servin
7. Not All Spouses Are Created Equal - Male Spouses of Female Soldiers and
Their Lack of Appropriate Resources in the U.S. Military
Blog: http://theothersidedoc.blogspot.com
Jason Imhoof
Ashley Hunt
Megan Pitsios
8. The Link Between Youth Sports and Juvenile Delinquency? - Explorations
Into the Correlation
Blog: http://www.powerhousego.blogspot.com
Enrique Sandoval
Christie Reppart
Aldo Benalcazar
Rafael Angulo
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