Mrs Lee Choon Guan Endowed Research Fund
Past Events
Inaugural Singapore Social Work Practice Research Conference 2018
The Inaugural Singapore Social Work Practice Research Conference 2018 was the first national conference on social work practice research in Singapore. This conference was organised by NUS Department of Social Work and sponsored by the Mrs Lee Choon Guan Endowed Research Fund. It was co-organised by the Ministry of Social and Family Development, the National Council of Social Service, as well as the Singapore Association of Social Workers.
A total of 220 delegates (from 58 organisations) and 36 guests attended the Conference. These delegates are social workers, social work practitioners, social work students (undergraduates and postgraduates) and others, including researchers who engage in social work practice research in their respective agencies.
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Click here for the transcript of Mr Keith Chua’s speech.
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Click here for the video coverage of the Conference (Speeches).
Click here for the video coverage of the Conference (Plenaries).
Time | Segment |
0900 – 0910 | Welcome Address by Mr Keith Chua |
0910 – 0920 | Opening Address by A/P Muhammad Faishal Ibrahim |
0920 – 0930 | Announcement for Call for Research by A/P Choo Hyekyung |
0930 – 1000 | Plenary 1A: What & Why Practice Research? with A/P Timothy Sim and Ms Agnes Chia |
1000 – 1030 | Plenary 1B: Participatory Practice Research with Prof Lars Uggerhøj and Dr Judith Chew |
1030 – 1100 | Tea Break |
Posters Presentation | |
1100 – 1130 | Plenary 2A: Process of Practice Research with Prof Ian Shaw and Dr Terence Yow |
1130 – 1200 | Plenary 2B: Outcomes of Practice Research with Prof Lynette Joubert and Ms Chan Lay Lin |
1200 – 1330 | Lunch |
Posters Presentation | |
1330 – 1500 | Forum 1 (for Plenary 1A and 1B) |
Workshop 1: Practice Research Process | |
Workshop 2: Vulnerable Population | |
1500 – 1530 | Tea Break |
Posters Presentation | |
1530 – 1700 | Forum 2 (for Plenary 2A and 2B) |
Workshop 3: Service Development | |
Workshop 4: Offending | |
1700 – 1730 | Closing Plenary & Award Presentation by Dr Rosaleen Ow |