| Published Works: |
| Presentations |
“Health, Wealth, and Reparations: Civil Liberties in the 21st century”. An invited panel discussion presented at the 39th Annual National Association of Black Social Workers Conference. Detroit, MI. April 4, 2007. |
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Articles
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- Brice, T.S. (2007). Undermining Progress in Progressive Era North Carolina: Genuine attitudes towards delinquent African American girls. Journal of Sociology and Social Work, 34(1), 131-152.
- Tanya Smith Brice. (in press). War on African American Girls: Overcoming Adversities. Invited chapter for Mental Health Care in the African American Community: A Life Course Perspective. Edited by Sadye Logan, Ramona Denby, and Priscilla Gibson. Haworth Press.
- Brice, T., Twumasi-Ankrah, P., Phipps, A., Hall, D. (2006). Teen Health Initiative: Evaluation report- year two. Columbia, SC: Institute for Partnerships for the Elimination of Health Disparities.
- Brice, T. S. (2005). "Disease and delinquency know no color": Syphilis and African American female delinquency. Affilia: Journal of Women and Social Work, 20(3), 300-315.
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Book Review |
Brice, T. S. (2003). Spirituality and the Black helping tradition by E.P. Martin & J.M. Martin Social Work and Christianity: An International Journal, 30(3), 299-301. |
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Technical Reports |
- Brice, T., Twumasi-Ankrah, P., Phipps, A., Hall, D. (2006). Teen Health Initiative: Evaluation report- year two. Columbia, SC: Institute for Partnerships for the Elimination of Health Disparities.
- Brice, T. S., Twumasi-Ankrah, P. K., Phipps, A., Saxon, J., & Mowery, A.(2005). Teen Health Initiative: Evaluation report-year one. Columbia, SC: Institute for Partnerships for the Elimination of Health Disparities.
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Book Chapter (Work in Press): |
Brice, T. S. (2007). War on African American Girls: Overcoming Adversities. In S. Logan, R. Denby & P. Gibson (Eds.), Mental Health Care in the African American Community. Binghamton, NY: Haworth Press. |
| Other Scholarship |
Guest Co-editor (with Dr. Iris Carlton-Laney), Special issue on southern social welfare history. Arete: Journal of the College of Social Work, University of South Carolina. Anticipated date of publication: Fall 2007. |
| Professional Organizations |
- Appointed by Dr. Gloria Batiste-Roberts, president of the National Association of Black Social Workers, as co-chair of the Civil Liberties and Social Justice Task Force (4/7/07-4/2010).
- Appointed by Elvira Craig deSilva, president of the National Association of Social Workers, to the National Committee on Women’s Issues (12/06-6/09).
- Serves on the Steering Committee of the Abilene chapter of the National Association of Social Workers, Texas (8/06-present).
- Incoming member of the National Association of Social Workers, Texas’ State Board of Directors (7/07-6/09).
- Co-editor of the Social Welfare History Issue of Arete, a nationally recognized social work journal housed in the College of Social Work at the University of South Carolina.
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| Awards |
Appointed by Norm Archibald, mayor of the City of Abilene, to serve on the Housing Authority of the City of Abilene’s Board of Commissioners (2/14/07). |
| Other |
- Consulting: List work with organizations, agencies and institutions that draw upon your area of academic expertise (indicate whether pro bono or for fee). Please space one line between each entry.
- Evaluator. Americorps*Texas planning grant. Nonprofit Management Center, Abilene Christian University. ($4000). Completed April 2007.
- Evaluator/Consultant. Teen Health Initiative, Institute for Partnerships for the Elimination of Health Disparities, Arnold School of Public Health, University of South Carolina and Palmetto Health Systems Community Division. ($61,707). Completed October 2006.
- Committees: List service on university, college and departmental activities.
- Course Development: Developed 8 courses for the Masters of Social Work curriculum; revised and enriched 3 courses for the Bachelors of Social Work curriculum.
- Advising: Mentored one McNair Scholar (Summer 2006); scheduled to mentor one McNair Scholar (Summer 2007); mentoring one student in independent research to explore the relationship between structural violence and the criminal justice system (Spring 2007).
- Faculty Sponsor: Faculty Sponsor of VAHS, an ACU organization seeking to empower and support African American female students and their allies.
- Church Activities: Minda St. Church of Christ
- Community Activities: Coach (extraordinaire) for the Hornets Basketball team. Abilene Youth Basketball Association. Boys, ages 7-8.
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