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Social work faculty share strategies to address chronic absenteeism at Hillsborough County Public Schools symposium

Jennifer Roth and Jamie Clem

Jennifer Roth, MSW (left), and Jamie Clem, PhD (right), presented the training session on  motivational interviewing to address absenteeism.

Jamie M. Clem, PhD, MSW, assistant professor of instruction, and Jennifer Roth, MSW, LCSW, assistant instructor, from the School of Social Work, presented at the Attendance Symposium for Hillsborough County Public Schools social workers on June 12.

Clem and Roth facilitated a three-hour training session on using motivational interviewing to address chronic absenteeism. The session included examples, role-plays, and demonstrations.

鈥91麻豆天美 both really enjoyed preparing and presenting, and we hope to be able to continue presenting together in the future,鈥 Roth said.

Abigail Shockley, an Institute for Translational Research Education in Adolescent Substance Use scholar and director of the Criminal Justice, Mental Health and Substance Abuse Technical Assistance Center, also presented with a focus on using an intervention matrix to address chronic absenteeism.

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