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Students
Win National Award in 'Influencing
State Policy' Contest
(Mahwah) – A distinguished national panel of social policy
educators has awarded the 2003 Influencing State Policy Award in the
undergraduate (bachelor of social work) category to students in Prof.
Scottie Massimo’s Contemporary Social Policy class at Ramapo
College of New Jersey. Their project was a collaborative one in support
of New Jersey’s Fairness Alliance Tax Proposal, which was designed
to alleviate the state’s budget crisis.
The award is sponsored by the National
Influencing State Policy Organization (ISP) and co-sponsored by the
National Association of Deans and Directors of Social Work, the Center
for Social Development (Washington University, St. Louis), and the
Association of Baccalaureate Program Directors (BPD) among others.
A cash award and an engraved plague will be presented at the National
Social Policy Conference, to be held at the University of South Carolina,
August 23-26. Those students contributing to the winning project include:
| Tanya Aschenbrand |
Valerie Blouin |
| Cate Doyle |
Tiffany Flynn |
| Irena Jovanova |
Heather Kastberg |
| Jessica Monaco |
Parween Quraishi |
| Lori Spano |
Luciana Suriano |
| Catrice Williams |
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