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The theme of the 56th Annual Conference is in observance of the 1994 United Nations International Year of the Family. Building the smallest democracy at the heart of society. Co ference Sponsors

The National Council on Family Relations expresses its apprecia­ tion to the following who Program Highlights 1 NCFR Board of Directors 41 provided partial sponsorship of Index of Sessions 1 NCFR Headquarters Staff 43 the conference. General Information 2 NCFRAffiliated Councils 43 Brigham Young University Congratulations to the 1994 Guide to Conference Program family Studies Interdepartmen­ NCFR Award Winners 3 Participants 45 tal Ph.D. Program and Center Visit the Exhibits and Hilton Hotel Reservation Form 60 for Studies of the family, Provo, Video Festival 3 UT Registration, Hotel and Making the Most of Transportation Information 62 family Information Services, the NCFR Conference 4 Conference Registration Form 63 Minneapolis, MN Future of Males Workshop 6 Program at a Glance Pull-out Insert Incest Survivors Resource Theory Construction & Research Your Daily Schedule Pull-out Insert Network International, las Methodology Workshop 8 Map of Hilton Hotel Meeting Cruces, NM Other Workshops 9 Rooms Pull-out Insert Additional Workshop University of Minnesota Depart­ Future NCFRAmmal Conferences Opporhmities 10 ment of family Social Science, Pull-out Insert St. Paul, MN Conference Program Schedule 11 Meetings of NCFR Board Virginia Polytechnic Institute and Committees 36 On Pnge 1, there is nn index of nll and State University Department 1994 Ammal Conference Conference sessions by type of session. of family and Child Develop­ Committees 39 ment, Blacksburg, VA

Twenty-two lakes, 153 parks, and 42 blocks of heated enclosed skyways, two historic theaters, restaurants offering every kind of fare from gourmet to ethnic, neighborhood cafes to fast foods await you in Mim1eapolis. Orchestra Hall is across the street from the conference hotel, and the historic Orpheum and State Theaters are only six blocks away. A variety of jazz, rock, and com.edy clubs are nearby. Photograph courtesy of The Greater Minneapolis Convention and Visitors Assoc. Iuj[muaiicm colllillliCd 011 back outside cover. + Public Policy Seminars Friday, Nov. 11, 8:30- 9:45am: The rogram Managed Care Revolution: Scope, Impact, and Consequences for the ighlights American Healtllcare System. Panel: Patricia Langley, Rep. Lee Greenfield, Barbara Nerness. Modera­ tor: Wiliam Doherty.

Please check the program schedule Friday, Nov. 11, 10:15 am: Justice Saturday, 4:45- 6:15pm: Family beginning on page 11 for details. Between Spouses Upon Divorce, Carol Violence. Panelists: Murray Straus, Rogerson, Univ. of Toronto Law School. Audrey Manley, M.D., Sheila Well­ + Research Updates for stone, Barbara Elliott, Margaret Saturday, Nov. 12, 10:30 am: Growing Feldman Practitioners (RUPS) Up in tire Socially Toxic Environment: These sessions are designed to meet the Childhood in tire 1990s, James Monday, 10:30 - 11:45 am: Current needs of practitior:ters within the scope Garbarino, Cornell Univ. Aspects of Welfare Reform at Federal of NCFR's mission. RUPS summarize and State Level. Panelists: Catherine S. and synthesize the latest research on a + Awards Ceremony and Chilman, Shirley Zimmerman, topic, suggest application methodolo­ Virginia Hayes Sib bison, Mark Rank gies, and give an overview of the Presidential Address current state of scholarly consensus. Thursday, Nov. 10, 3:30- 4:45pm + Distinguished Lectme All NCFR awards are being presented Saturday, Nov. 12, 8:30 - 10:00 am Thmsday, Nov. 10, 1:45pm: Working at a special ceremony preceding "Religion and Family Life," Rosemary with Adolescents and Their Families in President Harriette McAdoo's special Radford Ruether, Garrett Theological Crisis, by Anthony P. Jurich, Kansas address. See page 3 for a list of award Seminary. State Univ. winners. Saturday, Nov. 12, 3:00pm: Gender + Special Session Dynamics in Intimate Environments: + Opening Conference Moccasins and Tennis Slzoes: Families, Feminist Insights for Families, by Reception Social Justice, and tire Native American Constance Shehan, Univ. of FL, and Thursday, Nov. 10, 9:30pm, in honor of Culture, Friday, Nov. 11, 2-3:30 pm. Michael Johnson, Penn State Univ. Ruth Jewson, past NCFR Executive Discusses Justice as a cultural value, Director. Featured artists: Free Spirit. and as it is institutionalized in the Sunday, Nov. 13, 8:45am: Child indigenous family behaviors and com­ Support and Faimess, by Judith A. + Party hosted by NCFR Ethnic munity structures from the viewpoint of Seltzer, Univ. of WI-Madison Minorities Section and Native American cultures, specifjcally Minnesota. Panelists: Jack Weatherford, + Plenary Sessions · Students/New Professionals Macalaster Col., MN, Ada Alden, Saturday, Nov. 12, 10 pm- 1 am Thursday, Nov. 10, 10:00 am: Historical CFLE, Eden Prairie Family Ctr., Denise Everyone is invited to an evening of Perspectives on Families and Justice in Lynn Wakefield, an Ojibwe Native fun. Dance to music of all eras. Distressed. Commuuities," Jacqueline American, Debby Stark, a Cree Native Brandeis Univ. American, Eden Prairie Family Ctr. Index of Sessi s

Affiliated Councils (AC) Activities Family Policy (FP) Section Plenary Sessions/RUPS/Special Sessions 9, 10, 11, 16, 18, 29 10, 13-15, 19, 20, 22, 27-29, 31-33 1, 12, 14-16, 19, 21, 25, 28-31 Awards 3,15 Family Science (FS) Section Public Policy Sessions 10, 11, 19, 29, 31 Board of Directors Meetings (NCFR) 13, 14, 18, 19, 23, 26-28,,31-33 Receptions/Parties 16, 19, 29, 31 36,37 Family Therapy (FT) Section Religion & Family (RF) Life Section CFLE Sessions 19, 23, 36, 37 12, 13, 19, 24, 26-30, 31, 33 13, 15, 16, 19,20,22,25,26 Committee Meetings (NCFR) 25, 36, 37 Feminism & Family (FF) Studies Section Research & Theory (RT) Section Editors Meetings 36, 37 12-15, 18, 20-23, 25-27, 30-33 12-14, 16, 19-29, 31-33 Education & Enrichment (EE) Section First-Timers Reception 11 Round Tables 15, 21, 22, 27 12-15, 18-19, 21-28, 30-33 Focus Groups 11, 12, 18, 19, 23-25, 29 Section Membership Meetings 16, 23, 29 Employment Service 2, 4, 11, 18, 24, 30 International (IN) Section Student/New Professional (SN) Sessions Ethnic Minorities (EM) Section 14, 16, 19-21, 24, 25, 27,31-33 11, 16, 18, 19,23-26,29,30 14, 15, 18, 20-22, 25, 27-31 NCFR Business Meeting./ Worship Service 30 Family & Health (FH) Section Membership Forum 15 Note: Poster sessions include presentations from 12, 13, 15, 19-22, 24-27, 29, 30, 32 Other Organizations 16, 23, 29, 37 all Sections. Check the Poster sessions for papers from each Section. 1 Hospitality/local Information Directors Row 2 General Chairs: Kathy Zanner, Emily Vennell Stop and meet people and look at Information brochures about the Twin Cities. Staff will help you with questions about places to go for dinner, cultural events, sites and tours available in the area. A Welcome to the 56th NCIFR list of emergency services is on file. Ongoing Events: Sign-up sheets are posted in the room Annual Conference! Hours of these events are listed at the for those who would like to go out for This program booklet is the only copy beginning of each day in the Confer­ dinner with colleagues. Members of the you will receive. Bring it with you to ence Program Minnesota Council on Family Relations -the Conference. Additional copies are Board will be the hosts. sold at registration for $2. Please read Exhibits - Ballroom Sections AlBIC this Program carefully so that you .can Press Representatives participate in as many sessions and Exhibits Coordinator: Ollie Pocs. Check in at the Conference Registra­ events as possible! You are encouraged to visit the exhib­ its. Drawings for prizes are scheduled tion Desk in the Ballroom Foyer over the noon hour each day. The Half Coordinators: Sonja Almlie, NCFR Conference Registration: Price Sale of the books exhibited in the Marketing Coordinator; Marty Erickson Everyone attending the Conference Combined Book Display is Sat., Nov. and Pat Zalaznik, local representatives. must stop at the registration desk itl 12, at 12:30 pm. Press credentials, press kits and other the Conference, including those who information may be picked up at the have pre-registered by mail. Packets, Video Festival - Board Room 2 registration. Staff will be available to name badges, and tickets for special answer questions and help locate events will be available there. Coordinator: Martha Calderwood. speakers. You can see the newest video releases. NAMIE BADGIES MUST HIE The schedule of showings and a Audio l apes for Sale: WORN AT ALL TIMIES DURING synopsis of all entries will be included in the registration packets. Martha is Ballroom Lobby THIE CONFIERIENCIE. IT IS YOUR available to answer questions about the Custom Audio Tapes, Bridgeport, IL is ADMISSION TO SESSIONS. If materials. providing this service. High quality you do not have your badge, you tapes guaranteed. Take advantage of may not be allowed to enter. Ongoing Services: this opportunity. Quantity discounts are available. Use tapes in the classroom Hours are listed at the beginning of and while commuting. CEU Verification: each day in the Conference Program. Attendees may apply for CEU credit certificates verifying attendance at the Conference Registration Purchase Copies of the Conference. There is a $10 administra­ tive fee. Sign up on the registration Ballroom foyer Proceedings. form. CEU forms will be given to you Abstracts of all papers presented at the 1994 conference are in the in your packets at the Conference. Employment Service Certificates will be signed and mailed Conference Proceedings. Purchase by Dec. 30, 1994. Call Cindy Winter, at Directors Row 3 & 4 your copy from the Cashier at the NCFR if you have specific questions. Chair: Susan Bowers. NCFR Conference Registration This is a clearinghouse for those who Counter or the NCFR Exhibit Booth. !Licensed Child Care: are seeking jobs and for potential em­ Special Conference Price: Only $6. The following agencies have been ployers who have job openings. suggested: Employers and candidates can use its Jack 'N Jill Service. Phone: 612-429- message center to set up interview ap­ lmu NCFR Headquarters 2963. Rates: $6.50/hr. for 1 child or pointments. Forms are available from During the Conference. the NCFR office or in the employment $7.50/hr. with 2 children. 4-hour min­ Tours will be offered on Thursday and service room at the conference. Specify imum, plus parking and $.25 per mile. Friday, Nov. 10 & 11 at 7:30am. Pur­ if you are looking for a job or an em­ chase a light breakfast at the food cart in Emerald Princess. Phone: 612-426- ployer who has a job opening. The the lobby and take it with you. Sign up 8679. Rates: $9.00/hr. for 1 to 2 Employment Service opens Wednes­ on the Conference Registration Form. children, $10.00/hr. for 3 to 4 children, day noon, Nov. 9, for additional time to $11.00/hr. for 5 or more children. search. The service is available for all See page 62 for information If you are interested in either one of these attendees. It is free for those who are about Registration, Hotel, and options, call the agency for additional looking for jobs; $25 per job opening transportation. information and to make reservations. for ~wyu.J"C1" listing jobs. 2 Congratulations to the 1994 NCFR Award Winners

Award Presentations 3:30pm, Thursday, November 10, 1994 Minneapolis Hilton & Towers, Minneapolis, MN

NCFR Conference Attendees are cordially invited to Honor the Winners of the NCFR Awards during the NCFR Presidential Address.

Distinguished Service to families Reuben Hill A ward for Outstanding NCfR Student/New Professional Award Research Article for 1993 Award Michael J. Sporakowski, CFLE, Paul R. Amato, Univ. of Nebraska To be announced at the Conference Virginia Polytechnic Inst. & State Univ. jessie Bernard A ward for Outstand­ Appreciation Awards: Burgess A ward for an Outstanding ing Research Proposal from a Annual Conference Program Vice­ Career in Theory and Research in feminist Perspective President the family field Diane Vaughn Roberts, CFLE, Virginia Greer Litton Fox, Univ. of Tennessee John Gottman, Univ. of Washington Polytechnic Inst. & State Univ. Annual Conference /Local Arrange­ Marie Peters Award for Excellence in jessie Bernard A ward for Outstand­ ments Co-chairs: the Area of Ethnic Minority families ing Contribution to feminist Scholar­ Marilyn Rossman, Ronald Pitzer, Gladys J. Hildreth, CFLE ship Paper A ward Mary Ann Smith, Univ. of Minnesota; Texas Woman's Univ. Karla Brock, Univ. of Illinois-Urbana/ David Bredehoft, Concordia College, Champaign St. Paul, MN

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Welcome to the 1994 Exhibits! Join The following reserved space by July 30, Family Information Services your friends in Ballroom AlBIC (Third 1994. A complete Exhibitors Directory Guilford Publications Floor) at the Minneapolis Hilton and will be in the conference registration Human Relations Media Towers. Get a head start in finding the packets. Kaufman Productions latest materials for your classes and co­ NEWIST/CESA #7 workers. You can look for books that Full Exhibit Booths (a representa­ Pineapple Appeal you and your colleagues have written. tive will be present at the Conference) Plenum Publishing Prizes will be given away each day Abundant Resources, Inc. -Pat Zalaznik University of Akron Press during the Exhibits Break time. American Guidance Service William C. Brown Brooks/Cole & Wadsworth Publishing Co. **************** + Exhibit Hours Greenhaven Press Thursday, Nov. 10, 11:45 am-5:30pm I 'Wmma Be Me- Carole Gesme Games Video festival - Board Room 2 Friday, Nov. 11,9 am-5:30pm Lexington Books/The Free Press Saturday, Nov. 12, 9 am-1:15pm Mayfield Publishing Company +Hours MELD Thursday, Nov. 10, 12 noon- 8 pm + Special Exhibits Events National Rural Families Conference Friday, Nov. 11, 12 noon- 8 pm Thursday, Nov. 10 Sage Publications, Inc. Saturday, Nov. 12, 12 noon- 6 pm Grand Opening, 11:45 am Virginia Polytechnic Inst. & State Univ. West Publishing Co. Baxley Media Group Friday, Nov. 11 Worth Publishers Cavalcade Productions, Inc. Exhibits Break/Prizes, 12 noon - 1 pm Churchill Films Combined Book Display/Take Fanlight Productions Saturday, Nov. 12 One Display Lifecycle Productions, Inc. Exhibits Break/Prizes/Half Price Book Kaufman Productions Sale, 12:15- 1:15pm Augsburg/Fortress Publishing Comittee for Children NEWIST/CESA #7 Films 3 files, and provides a space for prelimi­ Making the Most nary interviews. You may also meet prospective employers in sessions in of the NCFR addition to the interview. Conference Tips for Using the Employment Service + Follow the directions explicitly when preparing your materials. This section is designed to help first­ committee meetings and receptions/ + Bring plenty of resumes and time attendees learn about how to parties. Be sure to include films you business cards with you. You may find maximize the conference experi­ want to preview and appointments you out about openings in addition to the ence. make. ones listed in the job service. Send your material before the conference so that Make Networking Plans you are listed in the initial files. Inform How to Read This Program Ask your colleagues to introduce colleagues you are looking for a job. The program is arranged in sections: you to people you want to meet. They may give your name to employ­ Inside Front Cover- Table of Contents As you review the program, include ers. Page 2 - General Conference Informa­ in your hourly schedule your available + Be assertive when you are at the tion: Hotel, travel, employment service, meal times. Then call or write to people conference. Register at the employ­ hospitality room. you would like to meet to make ment service when it opens, and keep Page 3 - Index of Sessions and Exhibit appointments before the conference. coming back, because frequently new Information. Read some of their books and jobs are listed. Leave messages on the Page 6- Workshops. These are inten­ articles for ease in conversing with board for those you wish to contact, sive sessions prior to the conference them. and keep checking. If there is no opening. Additional fees are charged for Bring return address labels or print response to your notes, try leaving these events. your name and address on a sheet of room messages, or ask colleagues to Page 11 - General Conference Pro­ peel-off labels so that you can quickly help find them, but keep trying! More gram: A daily time schedule for all attach them to sign-up lists and order people are trying to find jobs than there events of the program. cards. are job openings! Page 36- NCFR Board and Committee Bring along business cards to hand + Remember that you are making Meetings are for members of NCFR to exhibitors, presenters, and new an impression at all conference events: committees and the Board of Directors. friends. sessions, receptions and parties. Page 39- People Who Work Behind the Some conferences ask for student Network, dress, and conduct yourself Scenes at NCFR: Members of the NCFR volunteers to help with running the appropriately. Send thank-you notes to Board, Program Committee, Local event. Many student volunteers at all persons who gave you interviews. Arrangements Committees, and NCFR NCFR conferences have become active Staff. These people will be wearing members in our association. Be An Active Participant in colored ribbons on their name tags. Ask Conference Activities them for help. Miscellaneous notes Page 45 - Index to Program Partici­ To prepare for emergencies, leave Catch the Intellectual Highlights pants. the name and telephone number of the Attend all main sessions. Usually Page 62 - Registration Form and Infor­ hotel, your schedule, and NCFR's these speakers are well-known in the mation about the Conference Hotel number with your family and col­ family field. and Travel leagues. If you are attending with several Pull-out Section: Program at a Glance, As you pack your clothes, create the colleagues, choose several presentations Personal Schedule Planner, Hotel map image you want to project at the so that you can cover more topics, and with legend of where events are held. conference. This is particularly impor­ share information and handouts later. tant if you are using the job service. Take notes during the sessions or Before You leave for the Include clothes for exercise, and all purchase the Proceedings or tapes. types of weather. Attend a variety of sessions: posters, Conference Allow space in your luggage to papers, round tables. Each offers unique Review the Printed Program bring home copies of papers, books, and ways of learning and networking. Small Carefully flyers. informal sessions offer opportunities for interaction between presenters and the Note all of the sessions you would audience. like to attend. 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Staying with a group During a session think about the + NCFR depends on members for of people you know adds to the fun and kinds of questions you may want to ask volunteer service to function effectively. lowers expenses. If you want to room the speaker during the question and It benefits you because you will be with someone, but don't know who, answer period. Don't ask a question working side by side with key leaders. take advantage of NCFR's matching that gives the impression you weren't service. listening. Keep questions brief. Don't Visit the Exhibits + Go out to an each pay your own seize the stage for yourself and refer to Exhibits are an integral part of the way dinner with others. Stop in the your own work. NCFR conference. They provide one­ Hospitality Room (Directors Row 2 stop shopping. Many publishers sell by Room) and sign up to go out with a Types of Sessions at the NCFR mail, and this is your only chance to group. 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Speakers them while you are at the conference. sessions and business meetings. focus in depth on the theme. No other Go back to the booth and try to order Don't skip meals. Try to eat a bal­ sessions are scheduled during these what you want while you are there. anced diet. sessions. Some give conference discounts, or find Take work-out gear. The Hilton + Section Sponsored Paper/ out if they sell materials at reduced Hotel has free indoor exercise equip­ Symposia/Workshop Sessions: Each prices at the end of the conference. ment. session has an overall theme. 3-4 papers + Violence is present everywhere, are presented during the time period. Take Advantage of Networking and it is wise to take safety steps while Some include audience discussion. 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5 18 Fathers and Spouses Evaluated Parent Anticipating the Education for Fathers, Deb Wright­ Hendricks Future of Males i 19 Fathers Explain the Process and Families Dynamics of Attachment, Bill Joyce 1:45 - 2:45 pm SPECIAL ONE-DAY WoRKsHOP Afternoon Sessions I 20 Ballroom C Tuesday, ovember 8, 1994 Male/Female Roles and Relationships Using a Mixed-Gender Support Group to Explore the Gender Reconciliation Process, 1 12:45- 1:30pm Ballroom D Gary Riestenberg Sponsored by Minnesota Men's and Women's Journet; to Partnership Council on Family Roundtable Discussions and Mutuality, Leslie Hall 1 Creating and Advocating Equality- Creating and Advocating Equality-Based Relations Based Family Relationships, Karen R. Family Relationships, Karen Blaisure Blaisure Registration 2 Where Are the Dads in Prevention? 21 Hennepin Gerald F. Jaker The Politics of Gender and the Social 3 Why Single Dads Won't Communi- Cost: Construction of American Fatherhood, cate, Edward Owens Ralph LaRossa Before October 21st: 4 Men's and Women's Journeys to NCFR or MCFR Member $50 Partnership and Mutuality, Leslie D. Non-Member $60 Hall 22. Duluth Full-time Student $35 5 Fathering Successful Daughters, Patty The Role of Fathering: Raising Non-Violent, After October 21st: Carney Bradley Empathy-Capable Sons, Michaell Obsatz NCFR or MCFR Member $60 6 Support Groups for Gender Reconcilia- and Herbert Laube Non-Member $70 tion and Family Justice, Gary Full-time Student $40 Riestenberg 23 Rochester 7 Gender-Based Communiootion Styles, Write Minnesota Council on Family Richard Steven Balancing Power and Control in Families: James Maddock Relations, 1951 Malvern St., St. Paul, 8 The Male Journey - Ftom Left Brain to What Men Can Do, MN 55113 or phone 612-631-1494 for a Right Brain, Mark Storry registration form. Do not send registra­ 9 Men's Roles and Interaction in Early 24 Carver tion for this workshop to the NCFR Marriage, Benjamin Silliman, CFLE Rethinking Manhood: Lessons from office. 10 The American Family: Whither the African-American Men, Andrea Hunter Black Male, Rodney Johari and James Earl Davis Program 11 Male Involvement in Families and Public Policy, James Levine 8:30 - 8:45 am Ballroom AlB 12 Spirituality Roundtable: The Clock and 25 Ballroom B Welcome the Compass, David Brueshoff Men's Caring Roles Within the Family: 13 Fathers as Non-Violent Role Models, Changing Images that Challenge Modem Conceptions of Gender, Allen Jones, Ballroom A/B Brother Peace- Twin Cities 8:45 - 9:45 am 14 Gay Fathers, to be announced Timothy Brubaker, Deborah Ulrich, Keynote Address and Charles Hennon Constructing a Future for the Next 12:45- 1:30pm Ballroom D Generation of Fathers, William J. Doherty Ballroom A Poster Sessions 26 Programs for Volllng Fathers- Part I 15 Do Dads Make a Difference? Teaching (continues in Session II) 10:00 - 11:45 am Ballroom AlB Young People About the Importance of forum Fathers, Gary Greenfield, Rose M. Welcoming Young Fathers to Parent Their Children, Stephen Oneil The Future of Males in Families: Allen MELD for Young Dads: Information and Multidisciplinary Perspectives 16 Delayed Fatherhood: Findings from a Support for Young Fathers, Dwaine Panelists: James Levine, John McAdoo, National Study, D. Terri Heath Simms Alan Hawkins, B. Kay Pasley, Ralph 17 Adult Sons Perceptions of the Young Fathers: Are We Helping Them LaRossa Experience of Being Fathered: A Also? Elmer Lovrien Moderator: William J. Doherty Qualitative Analysis, James Lambert, Allen Jones

6 3:00 - 4:00 pm Afternoon Sessions II A Service for 27 Hennepin Professionals Working Transformative Narratives: Using Personal with Today's Families! Narratives to Help Fathers Connect With and Nurture Their Children, Alan Hawkins, David Dollahite, Sandra Jensen, and Sean Brotherson

28 Rochester Men's Legacies: New Ways of Nurturing, Ted Bowman

29 Duluth Black Male/Female Relationships, Lester Bentley and Pamela Harris

30 Ballroom C A Monthly Workshop By Mail Men After Divorce, B. Kay Pasley, Joyce Exclusively Designed Arditti, Geoffrey Greif, and James Dudley to Keep You... Informed! Inspired! InTouch! 31 Carver Practical Information Off to a Good Start, Rick Bell You Can Use: 32 Ballroom B ¢ Ready-to-Use Resources for Father Involvement Parenting, Marriage, Child/Youth Development, Addressing Barriers to Father Involvement, Neil Tift and Family Life Education Rethinking 'Involvement': Fathers and ¢ Resources for Teaching Families in Flux, Rob Palkovitz Methods of Family Life Education

33 Ballroom A ¢ Audio-taped Interviews Programs for Young Fathers- Part II with Family Experts Welcoming Young Fathers to Parent Their This monthly package has been pre-approved Children, Stephen Oneil MELD for Young Dads: Information and for CFLE clock hours! Support for Young Fathers, Dwaine Coordinated by Dr. Joan Comeau, CFLE Simms Young Fathers: Are We Helping Them Also? Elmer Lovrien Materials will be on display at the CFLE Reception Saturday, November 12 4:15-5 pm Ballroom AlB For a free brochure send your name, current Where Do We Go From Here? position, address and phone number to: William J. Doherty and perspectives from practitioners who work with fathers. F~!N""SI!RVICI!J J.

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7 7:30 - 9 pm Ballroom IE Theory Construction SPECIAL PLENARY SESSION and Research Families and Justice: Perspectives from Feminist Theon;, Barrie Thorne Methodology Introduction: Pauline G. Boss WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9 SPECIAL Two-DAY WoRKSHOP 8:30-10 am November 8-9,1994 Session 3 3A Ballroom E Explanaton; Practices in Family Studies, Registration Observations in a Data Set of Mixed Composition: Siblings in the National Jetse Sprey Qualitative Computing: Developing or Survey of Children, Maria C. Norton, Cost: $45. Registration fee includes Departing From Traditional Methods? Margaret H. Young, Brent C. Miller the packet of papers. Make checks Report From a Three Year Project, Lyn Predictors of Relationship Quality Between payable to NCFR 1994 Theory Richards Adult Daughters and Their Mothers, Workshop. Do not send registration Discussants: Jan Trost, Donna lams Susanne Frost Olsen, Peter Martin, for this workshop to the NCFR Presider: Gerald Handel Hallie Duke, Charles F. Halverson Jr. office. Discussants: R. Frank Faulk, Howard Bames CFLE 38 Ballroom F Write Carlfred B. Broderick, Presider: Patricia Emerson Consumption of Alcohol by Women: Workshop Chair, Deparhnent of Individual, Family and Geo-Political Sociology, KAP 352, University of 3:30-5 pm Dimensions, Kathryn W. Goetz, Alan C. Southern California, Los Angeles, A cock CA 90089-2539. Session 2 Predictors of Success in Family Crisis Intervention Efforts: The Special Case of 2A Ballroom E TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8 Family Preservation, Paula W. Dail, Alice Perceived Justice Violations of Child A. Thieman, Homonangan Ritonga 1:30-3 pm Support Guidelines: Limitations of Chiu Discussants: Hamilton I. McCubbin, Interpersonal Justice Theolies, Kathryn D. CFLE, Michael J. Sporakowski, CFLE Session 1 Rettig, Beth Ellen Maddock Magistad, Presider: Carol Elde Wan (Vicky) Tam 1A Ballroom IE A Framework to Examine the Context of 3C Ballroom G The Negotiation of Marital Equality in a Financing Long Term Care, Monica Societal Context, Carmen Knudson­ Frazer, Marlene Sturn, Teri Nelson The Life Course of Children Born to Single Martin Discussants: Barbara Settles, Kathleen Mothers: Diversitlj of Childhood Family A Socio-political Theory of Family, Kerry R. Gilbert Stmcture and Outcome in Young Adult­ Daly Presider: Margaret J. Harrison hood, William S. Aquilino Discussants: M. Janice Hogan, Non-clinical Survivors of Early Parental Loss: Identifi;ing Long-Term Bereavement Katherine R. Allen, CFLE 28 Ballroom F Presider: Margaret Arcus, CFLE Effects, Jennie Dilworth, Gladys J. Ethnic Family Identity and Acculturation: Hildreth, CFLE A Conceptual Model of Alternative Paths Discussants: Janice Winchester 18 Ballroom F Taken, Robert Reyes, Jack Balswick Nadeau, Patricia Voydanoff The Family as a Social Support in the Discussants: Lyle Larson, John Presider: J. Ross Eshleman Preservation of Health in Elderly Ameli­ McAdoo Presider: Harriette Pipes McAdoo cans, James W. Campbell, Randal 10:30 am - 12:00 pm Johnson Working Models of Family-Provider 2C Ballroom G Session 4 Relationships, Marcia VanRiper Discussants: Katrina W. Johnson, Testing Compatabilitlj Theories of Mate 4A Ballroom E Selection, Renate Houts, Ted Huston Richard Miller Theon; as Data: An Investigation of Multiple Divorces: An Undeveloped Set of Presider: Nancy B. Miller Ourselves, David M. Klein Developmental Stages, Patricia Emerson The Geometry of Family Theory: Sphelical Discussants: David Foumier, Gay C. Depictions of Ecosystems, James W. Ballroom G Kitson Maddock An Empirical Test of Independence Between Presider: Stephen Marks

8 WEDNESDAY, NOV. 9 Account of Parent, Adult Child, In-Law Relations in Early Marriage, Cynthia Other Workshops 10:30 am- 12 pm Doxey, Thomas B. Holman, CFLE Discussants: Jetse Sprey, Marvin B. Discussants: Karen Schmid, Sharon K. Workshop for Military Sussman Houseknecht Presider: Robert Ryder Presider: Joe Pittman Family Specialists Wednesday, November 9, 1994 4B Ballroom F 5C Ballroom G 8 am - 12 noon, Ballroom B Toward an Integration of Biosocial and Even; Day is a Different Day Living in a Social Cognitive Behavioral Perspective, Stepfamily: An Interpretive Case Study, Addressing Changes for Military Kay Michael Troost, Margaret Crosbie­ Susan Kwiecien Families: Perspectives, Methodological Challenges to Study Ethnic Bumett Frameworks, and l ools Towards Clarifi;ing the Sex and Gender Minorities, Masako Ishii-Kuntz Terminology in Family Research, Gary Discussants: Linda Nelson, Gary L. Sponsored by NCFR Association of Riestenberg, Sylvia Arce Miller Bowen Councils and Military Family Life Discussants: Steve Wieting, Barrie Presider: Mark Fine Council Thome Presider: Sharon Price 3:30 - 5:00 pm Registration Cost: $40. Register on the Confer­ 4C Ballroom G Session 6 ence Registration Form. Brainstorming Session: A Working 6A Ballroom IE Symposium on the Issue of Fathering Workshop leaders: Ted Bowman, Occupational Mobility in Three-Generation Trainer, Consultant, and Family Life The Origins of Nurturance Norms in the Families Across Twenty Years, Timothy Educator, St. Paul; and Joan Comeau, David C. Bell Family, Biblarz, Vern Bengtson CFLE, President of Family Information Using Fathers' Narrative Accounts to A Re-examination of the U-shaped Curve of Services, Minneapolis. Encourage Paternal Nurturance, David C. Marital Satisfaction Over the Life Course, Dollahite, Alan J. Hawkins, Sean E. Richard B. Miller Brotherson, Sandra R. Jensen Discussants: Joan Aldous, Nancy Fathering Practices and Roles Among Kingsbury Ethics of Caring Tour American Indian Fathers in Minnesota, Presider: Susan Herrick David (Tim) Barber, Tim Balke, James Wednesday, November 9, 1994 Mantoy a 8:30am- 5 pm Discussants: Ralph LaRossa, Rob 68 Ballroom F Palkovitz Brainstorming Session: A Working Sponsored by Minnesota Council on Moderator: Paul Rosenblatt Symposium on the Theory and Family Relations and NCFR Practice of Qualitative Research 1:30-3 pm Overview of the Issues, Terrance Olson Registration Weltanschauung: From Status Quo to Cost: $35 for NCFR or MCFR Session 5 Justice in Family Research, Carol members; $45 for non-members. Morgaine SA Ballroom IE Techniques for Strengthening the Defensi­ Registration fee includes a box Separating Stress from Distress in Mea­ bility of Qualitative Interpretive Research, lunch, transportation, and hand­ sures of Affect in Individual and Couple Lynne Maxwell outs. Register on the Conference Data, Michael W. Gillespie Analysing Moral Meanings in Narative Registration Form. Participants meet A Methodology for Assessing Structural­ Data: Contrasting Humane and Inhumane at 8:30 am in the Hilton Hotel Lobby. Behavioral Misalignment in Family Worlds of Action, Terrance Olson Systems as a Measure of Family Strain, Moderator: Terrance Olson See Family Support in Action! Partici­ David R. Imig pants visit unique, state-of-the-art Discussants: William J. Doherty, Walter 7:30 - 9:30 pm Ballroom E/F facilities providing services to Twin Schumm, CFLE Cities area families. Choose from one of Presider: Pauline G. Boss Theory Construction & Research two tours: Methodology Workshop Annual e Early childhood education facilities 58 Ballroom F Business Meeting and Reception • Chemical dependency treatment, crisis care, and other intervention A Model of Development in Mother- and Presider: Carlfred B. Broderick, Workshop Chair facilities. Daughter-in-Law Relationships, Julia A. Malia Tours include: Question and Answer The Process of Acceptance: A Post-Modern time, handouts describing program­ ming for each facility, and discussion implementing the programs elsewhere. 2:45 - 4:15 pm Additional D Directors Row 1 Organizing Media Events Workshop Facilitator: Barbara Settles

Opportunities IE Duluth Working with Legislative Staffs at Federal and State Levels November 9,1994 Facilitator: Elaine Anderson F Hennepin Training Family Scientists as Advocates: Policy Intemships for Students Balancing the legal Pub Iic Pol icy Advocacy Facilitator: Hallie Duke Rights of Children and Skills Workshop G Carver Families Workshop Wednesday, November 9, 1994 Making Policy Choices that Promote Family 1-9pm Well-Being Wednesday, November 9,1994 Facilitator: Shirley Zimmerman Sponsored by NCFR Family Policy 8 am - 12 noon, Rochester Room Section, Public Policy Committee, and Sponsored by NCFR Education and Association of Councils 4:15- 4:30pm Ballroom Foyer Enrichment Section Break Registration Registration Cost: 4:30 - 5:45 pm Ballroom A Cost: $35 for NCFR members; $45 for Discussion and Sharing of Ideas $15 for NCFR members; $30 for non-members. Includes dinner. non-members; $5 for students. Register on the Conference Regis­ 6-7 pm Ballroom B Register on the Conference Regis­ tration Form. Dinner tration Form. 1 -1:30pm Ballroom Foyer Workshop Leaders: William Youatt, Registration 7-8:30 pm Ballroom B Attorney, and June Pierce Youatt, Presentation Michigan State University 1:30 - 2:30 pm Ballroom A Legislator/Staff Training Seminars - Introduction/Plan of Action Minnesota COFO: Model for Influencing Recent court decisions, changing Policy at the State Level, Lynn legislation, and successes of child and Overview of Current Health Polietj Reform Schoonmaker family advocacy groups have created Efforts, Patricia A. Langley changes in the rights and legal protec­ tions of families, particularly children. 8:30 - 9 pm Ballroom B With rapid changes come questions 2:45-4:15 pm Evaluation and Wrap-up about ethics, limits, and balance. This Workshops session will explore recent develop­ Participants will change sites every 30 ments, the issues that emerge from minutes; choose 3 sessions. these developments, and their implica­ tions for those who work with children, youth, and families. A Ballroom A Advocacy at the Federal Level/Capitol Hill Facilitator: Margaret feldman

Ballroom B Organizing Advocacy Activities at the State Level Facilitator: Roger Rubin

c Ballroom C Grassroots and Local Advocacy Through Family Impact Seminars Facilitators: Karen Bogenschneider, Karl Morgan 10 Families and justice 7:30- 8:30am From Neighborhoods FOCUS GROUPS r ....- ~ All NCFR members are welcome to to Nations attend Focus Group sessions. Topics are Program Vice-president: Greer Litton Fox discussed informally. 101 Rochester ANNUAL CoNFERENCE PROGRAM ScHEDULE Families and Grief Thursday, Nov* 10, 1994 Focus Group Chair: Paul Rose~blatt 102 Duluth Sexuality

ONGOING EVENTS I Note: All sessions are Focus Group Chair: Colleen Murray numbered. Thursday sessions Conference Registration begin with the number 100; 8 am - 1 pm; 2 - 5 pm 103 Hennepin Ballroom Foyer Friday sessions begin with Public Policy Forum 200; Saturday sessions with Sponsored by Association of Employment Service 300; Sunday sessions with 400. Councils 8 am- 8 pm Workshop Leader: Margaret Directors Row 3 & 4 Feldman Presider: Carol Matusicky Hospitality Room Sponsored by Minnesota Council TODAY'S SCHEDULE 8:30 - 9:45 am on Family Relations 8am-6pm 7:30- 8:15am 104 Ballroom D Directors Row 2 100 Directors Row 4 FIRST-TIMERS RECEPTION Exhibits Student/New Professionals All who are attending the Con­ 11:45 am- 5:30 pm Networking ference for the first time are invited. Ballroom AlBIC Complimentary Continental Each morning students and Breakfast. Meet other first timers new professionals are Video Festival and long time NCFR members; encouraged to purchase meet the NCFR Board and 12-8 pm something to eat at the BoardRoom2 Membership Committee; learn snack cart and come to this room for more about NCFR. networking. Note: NCFR Committee Meetings Presiders: William Meredith, are listed on page 36-37. CFLE, and Mary Jo Czaplewski, CFLE

Section Symbols: Programs which are sponsored by NCFR Sections are indicated by the use of either symbols or 2-letter abbrevia­ tions. The following is a key for your use. OJ Education & Enrichment (EE) Family Policy (FP) ~ Religion & Family Life (RF) Etlmic Minorities (EM) Family Therapy (FT) mResearch & Theory (RT) * Family Science (FS) Feminism & Family Studies (FF) Student/New Professional (SN)

Family & Health (FH) International (IN) ~ Association of Councils (AC)

11 Pavone Families and J stice Chair: Margaret Crosbie-Bumett From Neighborhoods to Nations 111 Marquette Parents, Children and the Social Construction of Values Family Income, Parental PRoGRAM ScHEDULE CoNTINUED Religiosity, & Youth Competence in Rural Two Parent African-American Thursday, ov.. 10, 1994 Families, Douglas L. Flor, Gene H. Brody, Zolinda Stoneman, Chi·istopher G. McCrary, Susan L. Churchill Late Adolescent Women and Father Death: Wolman, Forrest Bennett 8:30 - 9:45 am Changes in Perceptions of the Nature of the Condition, Child, and World, The Self and Family Relationships, FOCUS GROUPS II Community Factors Predicting Kirsten J. Tyson-Rawson Family Competence, Joan Linking Biography, World Views, and 105 Carver Patterson, Randy Stinchfield Parent Education Family Values, Kay B. Forest Family Meanings of Down Syndrome vs. The Influence of Parental Behavior on Focus Group Chair: Pat Steffens, CFLE Congenital Heart Disease, Ann Garwick, Young Adults' Experiences of Guilt and Robert Blum Shame, Ellen E. Abell Discussant: Barbara Holder Presider: Marc Baranowski 106 Hennepin Chair: Joan Patterson Rural Families OPENING PLENARY Focus Group Chairs: Rick L. Peterson, 109 Rochester 10- 11:30 am CFLE,PaulR.Vaughan,CFLE Addressing justice in Therapy 112 Ballroom E/F/G Promoting Justice in the De­ 8:30 - 9:45 am livery of Services to Juvenile Historical Delinquents: The Ecosystemic Perspectives on PAPERS/SYMPOSIA/ Natural Wrap-Around Model, Families and WORKSHOPS I William (Bill) F. Northey, Lisa Justice in Christensen, Vicky Primer Distressed 107 Ballroom F Justice and Entitlement in 'Incestuous Dealing with High Risk Sexual Families': Ethical Considerations for Family Communities Behaviors Therapists, Carmen R. Knudson-Martin Does Type of Family Moderate Effects of Jacqueline Jones Crossing .the Line: Preventing Abuse in Women? Jean N. Soderquist, Welcome: Sexual Harassment in School, James M. Harper Harriette P. McAdoo, NCFR [0 Walter H. Bera The Multiple Family Group: An Integrated President Inservice for Teachers Incest Treatment, Catherine Fourre Introduction of Speaker: Edith Providing HIV/AIDS Education in the Lally, Diane Dovenberg Schools: It Makes a Difference, Maryanne Lewis Doherty-Poirier, Brenda E. Munro Presider: Greer Litton Fox, Duluth Continued High-Risk Sexual Practices 110 Program Vice-president Among College Womm: Is Personal Empowennent the Answer? Nelwyn B. Dr. Jones is Truman Professor of Moore, CFLE, J. Kenneth Davidson Sr., American Civilization, Department of History, Brandeis Univ. Author of The CFLE Mothers of Lesbians: Dispossessed: America's Underclasses from Alienation, AIDS, and Family: The Role of the Civil War to the Present and Labor of Gender, Race, and Etlmicity in Adolescent Choreographers of the Family Love, Labor of Sorrow: Black Women, Work, Safer Sex Behavior, Farrell J. Webb, Dance, Margaret Crosbie­ and the Family. James W. Maddock BurneU Presider: Sally Kees Martin Gay Sons and Straight Par­ 11:45 am- 12:45 pm ents: The 'Coming Out' Process and Parent Responses 1 13 Ballroom A/B/C 108 Ballroom E and Adaptation, Gary Lee GRAND OPENING OF EXHIBITS Understanding Resilience in Families Bowen of Children with Chronic Conditions Families of Gay Couples: Life Before and Come and visit the exhibits. Prizes are After AIDS, Colleen I. Murray given each day. Discussants: David Demo, Regina Exhibits Chair: Ollie Pocs 12 Thursday, Nov. 10 Continued Low Income People Cope Better? 25 RT Issues Related to Recruiting Fami­ Lee Ann DeReus, Shelley M. lies with Psychiatric Disorders in 12:15- 1:30pm MacDerrnid Longitudinal Panel Research, 12 FS Development of an Instrument to Cassia A. Schmitz, Priscilla POSTERS I Measure Economic Strain, Jeanne Perry, Woody Carter M. Hilton, Betsy Ossler 26 RF The Relationship Between Reli­ 114 Ballroom D 13 RT A New Instrument to Test a New gious Orientation and Drinking Marriage and Family Therapy Concept of the Relationship Patterns Among Catholic College Between Intimacy and Sex, Carol Students, Daniel P. Templin, 1 FT Pant-legs and Patlwlog~j: The J. Masheter Michael J. Martin Marriage of Individual and Family 14 RF Religiosihj, Economic Securihj, and 27 EE Death Education for Later Life Assessment, Dean M. Busby, Well-being, Dudley H. Chancey, Families: A Developmental Steven M. Harris Greer Litton Fox Approach, Nancy W. Arbuckle, 2 FT Therapeutic Letters to Clients: A 15 FF Appalachian Men's Voices, Allen J. Lehman, Margaret E. Comparative Analysis, Charles L. Kimberly D. Bird, Karen Arcus, CFLE Cole, CFLE, Laurie L. Stange, Headlee, CFLE, Vicki L. Loyer­ 28 FF Reflexive Conversations with Rodney D.Mayes, Michael Carlson,CFLE Bereaved Mothers: A Feminist and Tallman 16 RT Family Stress, Coping and Contextual Perspective, Elizabeth 3 EE Mediation Training for Resolution Adaptation in a Changing B. Farnsworth of Child and Family Conflicts, Jo Occupation: New England Fishing 29 FH Adolescent Identity Formation and Lynn Cunningham, Julia A. Families, Helen J. Mederer Individuation Following Parental Malia 17 EE Families Who Have Migrated to Death, Vicky M. Sabino, Carol 4 FP Moving from Adversarial Orange County, California: Markstrom-Adams, Gerald Relationships to Empowerment: Experiences and Strategies, Adams Family Policy Implications of Delores A. Holben-Tegtmeier, 30 FH Old Losses: Miscarriage and Infant Mediation, Steven R. Martin, Jo CFLE, John D. DeFrain Death 1926-1955, Laura S. Lynn Cunningham, Julia A. Smart, CFLE Malia 31 FH Characteristics of Juvenile Offender 5 FT Clients' Perceptions Regarding Health Issues, Death and Dying, Families Who Dropped Out of an Change in Couple's Therapy: How Bereavement Intervention Program, Marcia L. the Consumer Understands the 18 FH Illness Severity Rating: Tool Michaels, William Quinn, J. Process of Change, Colleen M. Development, Validity & Reliabil­ Gale, R. Sutphen Peterson, Lisa L. Christensen, ity Testing, and Implications for Candyce S. Russell, Richard B. Practice, Kathryn H. Anderson Miller Divorce, Single Parent Families, 19 FH Stress, Social Support, and Child 6 FT The Effect of Live Supervision on Remarriage Clients' Cooperation and Their Abuse Potential for Mothers of Young Children with Disabilities, 32 RT The Direct and Moderating Effects Perceptions of Its Use, Craig W. Brenda Burrell, David Sexton of Social Support for Children Smith, Andrea M. Hattan­ 20 EE A Family's Right to Quality Following Marital Separation, Haberlan Education for Their Child with a Christine M. Anthony, Cheryl 7 FT Elective Mutism: A Family Disability, Warren F. Systems Approach to Therapy, Buehler Schumacher, CFLE 33 RT Fathers' Involvement Postdivorce Diane W. Tatem, Robert L. 21 FH Pattern of Pain Complaints of and Mothers' Parenting Stress, DelCampo Siblings in Families with Full, Half Joyce A. Arditti, Patricia G. and Step Siblings From Adolescent Bickley Family Stress to Young Adult Ages, Michael R. 34 FP Court-Based Programs for Thomas 8 FH The Impact of High Parental Stress Divorcing Parents: Survey of on Child Development and Family 22 FH Revisiting Family Health Status, Midwestern States, Karen R. Outcomes on Families of Children Julia A. Malia, Mary E. (Betsy) Blaisure, Margie J. Geasler Garrison, Rosalie Huisinga 35 RT Expectations Regarding Family with Disabilities, Laurel C. Agee, Glenna Boyce, Mark Innocenti Norem, Tahira K. Hira, D. Obligations Following Divorce, Susan M. Cable, Monique 9 RT Internal Consistency Reliability Michelle De Wolf and Construct Validity of the Ado­ 23 FH Revisiting Family Daily Hassles, Perricone-Wihlen, Lawrence H. Ganong, CFLE, Marilyn lescwt Life Events Checklist, David Mary E. (Betsy) Garrison, Julia G. Fournier, Diane L. Ostrander A. Malia, Rosalie Huisinga Coleman, CFLE CFLE, Mary K. Helling Norem, Tahira K. Hira, D. 36 FF The Presentation of Family 10 EE An Ecological Approach to Inte­ Michelle De Wolf Obligations Following Divorce { grating Child Maltreatment Pro- 24 FH Leukemia and Its Treatment: and Remarriage: A Feminist Effects on Self-Image and Self­ Perspective, Monique Perricone­ ~ gram Research with Program Plan­ Wihlen, Susan M. Cable, ning, Anne M. Stanberry, CFLE Esteem of School-Age Children, Ann K. Mullis, Ron L. Mullis, Marilyn Coleman, CFLE, 11 RT Coping Skills and Social Class: Do Nancy Kerchoff Gordon Lawrence H. Ganong, CFLE

13 117 Duluth Families and Justice Impact of Social Change on Families From Neighborhoods The Impact of Social and to Nations Family Factors on Sexual Satisfaction, Elina Haavio­ Mannila Filial Piehj in Vietnamese Refugee Families: Perceptions of Ten Elderly Refugees, Mary PROGRAM SCHEDULE CONTINUED E. Seabloom, Daniel F. Detzner Husband's Participation in Family Work: ov. 10, 1994 Evidence of Change in Georgia, Poland, Thursday, Russia, and the USA, Lynda Henley Walters, Patsy Skeen, Wielislawa Warzywoda-Kruszynska, Tatyana A. 12:15- 1:30pm 12:15 -1:30pm Gurko, Mikhail S. Matskovsky, Shuchu Chao, Nancy Hollett, Lasha POSTERS I Continued PAPERS/SYMPOSIA/ Kikaleishvili, J erzy Krzyszkowski, WORKSHOPS II Grazyna Lerman 114 Ballroom D Discussant: Yi Min (Mindy) Wang Divorce, Single Parent Families, 115 Marquette Presider: Kate Funder Remarriage And Justice for All - Part 1: Culture, Color and Consciousness: Implica­ 118 Ballroom G 37 RT The Parent-Child Relationship and tions for Health Services Its Influence on Parental Post­ Contemporary Issues in Family· Divorce Well-Being, Donna J. Defining the Family: Implica­ Problem Solving Theory and Research Peterson, Mary S. Marczak, tions for Theory Development ~ Recent Challenges to Theoriz­ Donna Hendrickson and Service Delivery Among ing About Family Problem Christensen Families of Color, Norma J. Solving, David M. Klein 38 RT Accumulated Stress, Family Burgess d' Issues in Applying Qualitative Resources, and Adjustment: Family Recommendations for Improving Research Techniques for the Towards a Conceptual Model Programs and Services for Children with Study of Family Problem Solving, Dianne Examining the Impact of Divorce Chronic Illness: A Cross Cultural Perspec­ tive, Ann Garwick, Clara Wolman, K. Kieren, CFLE on Mother-Child Interactions in Antecedents of Parent-Adolescent Disagree­ Young Families, Marjorie A. Robert William Blum, Claire Kohrman, Donna Hope Wegner ments, Martha A. Rueter Pett, Beth Vaughan-Cole, Bruce Discussant: Ramona Marotz-Baden Cultural Biases in Health Care Delivery: E. Wampold Chair: Dianne K. Kieren, CFLE 39 FS Equity in Child Support Awards Implications for Programs and Practitio­ Across Custody Types, Wendy ners, Regina George-Bowden Reiboldt, Sharon Seiling Discussant: Velma McBride Murry 1:45- 3:15 pm 40 FP Single Mothers and Public Chair: Norma Bond Burgess Assistance: How Cultural Values 119 Ballroom G Impact Families, Cynthia J. 116 Rochester RESEARCH UPDATE FOR Schmiege, Leslie N. Richards Feminist Perspectives on Women PRACTITIONERS (RUPS)** 41 RT Stepparenting Styles and Remar­ riage Experience, Jean Giles­ and Identity Working with Sims, Margaret Crosbie­ Developing AgenClJ, Avoiding Adolescents in Burnell Victimization: Young Women's Crisis 42 RT Stepparents' Perceptions of the Thinking About Sexuality, Relative Difficulty of Parenting Kristine M. Baber, Susan Anthony P. Stepchildren Versus Biological Frankel Jurich Children, William L. Bisexual and Lesbian Youth Coming-Out: MacDonald, Alfred DeMaris A Qualitative Investigation of Social Presider: Carol 43 EE Psychological Factors Related to Networks, Ramona F. Oswald Matusicky Father Involvement with Non­ Midlife Women: Confronting the Develop­ Anthony Jurich is Professor, Dept. of Custodial Children After Remar­ mental Challenge of Formulating a Human Development and Family riage, Alison Gwen McArthur, Generative Identity, Dorothy S. Pickens, Studies, Kansas State Univ. Patrick C. McKenry, CFLE Shelley M. Mac Dermid **RUPS are designed to meet needs of 44 EE Factors in Adolescent Females Women's Growth and the Process of Coun­ practitioners within the scope of NCFR's Perceptions of Attachment to seling, Glee I. Wahlquist, Phyllis Feld research focus. RUPS are summaries of Biological and Stepparents, Discussant: Marsha Carolan state-of-the-art research to serve as a Connor M. Walters-Chapman, Presider: Jane Bennett knowledge base for practitioners. Ann Gatz Recorder: Karen Wilcox 14 Thursday, Nov. 10 Continued 123 Duluth 9 Incorporating Feminist Practices in Divorce and justice for Family Community Family Life Education, 1:45-3:15 pm Systems: Mediation and Beyond Judith A. Myers-Wails, CFLE 10 Teaching to the Masses: The Challenge PAPERS/SYMPOSIA/ Symposium Leaders: of Feminist Teaching in Large Intro­ WORKSHOPS Ill Marilyn S. McKnight, Mary ductory Classes, Maureen Perry­ Davidson, Vanessa Jenkins 120 Ballmom f Summerfield 11 Feminist Teachers as Mentors and Role Parent Education Issues Discussants: Constance Ahrons, Models, Constance L. Shehan, Kathryn Rettig Marion Willets Bloom, Kimberly Assessing Treatment IntegrihJ Chairs: Bernita Quoss, CFLE, and Pettigrew P. Brackett Across Five Replications of a Deborah B. Gentry, CFLE 12 Innovative Assignments in Teaching OJ Parent Training Program, About Gender and Family Relation­ Raymond V. Burke, Ronald ships, Alexis J. Walker W. Thompson, Penney R. Ruma, Linda 124 LaSalle F. Schuchman, Robert J. Martinez Premarital Counseling and Assess­ Parents of Children at Risk: Parent ment Issues: Needs and Trends Education Needs and Preferences, Arminta 3:30 - 4:45 pm Symposium Leaders: Robert L. Jacobson, CFLE, JoAnn Engelbrecht, F. Stahmann, CFLE, Jeffry CFLE 126 Ballroom F/G H. Larson, CFLE, Thomas Parental Conceptual Change as an Aim and AWARDS PRESENTATION Holman, CFLE, Roseanne Outcome of Parent Education: Implications Farnden Lyster AND NCFR PRESIDENTIAL for Program Design and Evaluation and for Moderator: Bron B. Ingoldsby, CFLE ADDRESS Justice in Families, Ruth G. Thomas Chair: Robert F. Stahmann Family Interaction and Activities at American Nighttime, Margaret H. Young, Jay D. Families: Schvaneveldt 125 Ballroom E Moving Toward Presider: Debra Berke TEACHING ROUND TABLES a Multicultural Teaching Round Tables Society 121 Marquette discuss approaches/ Harriette P. methods used for teaching And justice for All - Part II: Families McAdoo, 1993/ courses. Attendees may of Color in the United States 94NCFR participate in 3 round tables; President Public Housing Minority every 30 minutes people Families Engage the System, change round tables Phillip Olson OJ Presider: Alexis J. Walker, NCFR President-elect Race, Poverty, and Family Life 1 A Feminist Approach to Teaching Among Aftican Americans: Strategies for About Sexuality, Kristine M. Baber Managing Poverty and Their Implications 2 Energizing and Exhausting: Personal NCFR Awards Presented: Distin­ for Youth Programs, Robin L. Jarrett Challenges of Teaching From a Feminist guished Service to Families, Ernest Hispanic Women in Families: Rural-Urban Perspective, Karen Blaisure, Ada L. Burgess, Reuben Hill, Marie Peters, Comparisons, Janice Lovelace Sinacore-Guinn Jessie Bernard Awards, Student/ Discussant: Aaron Thompson, CFLE 3 Integrating Issues of Race, Class, and New Professionals. Appreciation Chair: Norma Burgess Gender in a Family Studies Course, awards. Jacki Fitzpatrick 122 Rochester 4 Balancing the Maintenance and 5:00- 6:15pm Alcohol issues Delegation of Authority in Feminist Classrooms in Lecture and Discussion 127 Rochester Correlations of Alcohol Use Formats, Michael P. Johnson During Adolescence with 5 The Dilemmas and Promise of Status ANNUAL NCFR BUSINESS Sociodemo-graphic and Family Differentials in Graduate Student­ MEETING AND MEMBERSHIP Variables, Byron W. Professor Team-Teaching, Joan Jurich, FORUM Lindholm, Stephen F. Duncan, H. Karen S. Myers-Bowman Wallace Goddard, Connie J. Salts 6 Teaching Privileged Students About Presider: Harriette P. McAdoo, NCFR Self-Concept and Therapeutic Experiences Family Diversity, Pamela B. Lerner, President of Adult Daughters of Alcoholics, Mary Donna L. Sollie All NCFR members are welcome. Time Orosz Vail, Kristine M. Baber 7 Teaching Family Therapy from a will be allocated for discussion about Women's Employment and Alcohol Abuse: Feminist Perspective, Leigh Leslie membership issues. Is There a Relationship? Elizabeth B. 8 Teaching About Gender in the Sociol­ Robertson ogy Cuniculum: Circles, Reaction Discussant: Sandra W. Burge Papers, and Other Strategies, Stephen Presider: Kathryn Anderson Marks

15 Families and justice 137 Ballroom E/f/G From Neighborhoods SPECIAl RECEPTION to Nations The Reception is in honor of Ruth Jewson, past NCFR Executive Program Vice-president: Greer Litton Fox Director. The event is the kick-off to the Ruth Jewson Scholarship Fund. A hat will be passed to start PROGRAM SCHEDULE CONTINUED the fund. The goal is to support student research on aging as it cuts Thursday, Nove 10, 1994 across all Sections. Musical entertainment will be presented by FREE SPIRIT, a 6:30- 7:45pm 8:00- 9:15pm local group under the direction of Marti Erickson. The group SECTION MEMBERSHIP SECTION MEMBERSHIP MEETINGS will be presenting original MEHINGS 133 LaSalle compositions of Dr. Erickson, Members of NCFR Sections are encour­ International written especially for the aged to participate in their respective Presider: Ramona Marotz-Baden, reception. Membership Meetings. Section Chair All conference attendees are welcome to come for a special time of light 128 Rochester refreshments and enjoy the original Research and Theory 134 Hennepin music of Free Spirit. RESEARCH AND THEORY SECTION Presider: Robert Milardo, Section Chair SPECIAL DIDACTIC SESSION

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17 204 Marquette Families and Justice And Justice for All- Part Ill: Schools From Neighborhoods on the Wind River Reservation: to Nations Unique Challenges Facing Children, Families and Schools Racism and How It Affects the Public School, Kathryn R. PROGRAM ScHEDULE Ferris The Effects of Family Violence on Children: The Extended Family - Hidden Friday, Nov.. 11, 1994 Strength or Hidden Danger? Vincent Blake Are Gifted Children Lost While We Focus on Survival Needs of Children in Dysftmc­ ONGOING EVENTS TODAY'S SCHEDUlE tional Families? Bob Rowan Discussant: Jim Beck Conference Registration Chair: Duncan Perrote 7:30 a 8:15am 8 am - 1 pm; 2 - 5 pm Ballroom Foyer 200 Directors Row 4 205 Carver Student/New Professionals Professional Issues in family Science Employment Service Networking 8 am- 8 pm Differences in Publication Directors Row 3/4 Rates of Male and Female 7:30 a 8:30 am Human Development and Hospitality Room Family Studies Faculty: LaSalle Sponsored by Minnesota 200A Themes and Hypotheses Generated from the Council on Family Relations Military Family life Council Meeting Career Development, Marilyn R. 8am-6pm Presider: Richard G. Brown III, CFLE Bradbard, Richard C. Endsley The Significance of Professional Identity Directors Row 2 Diversity Within the NCFR, Bron B. Exhibits 7:30 a 8:30 am Ingoldsby, CFLE, Gary L. Bowen 9 am - 5:30 pm Philosophy of Science in Action: Choosing a FOCUS GROUPS m Textbook for an Undergraduate Research Ballroom AlBIC 201 Carver Methods Course, Shelley M. Mac Video Festival Marriage and Family Enrichment Dermid, Christy L. Haug Discussant: Randal Day 12-8 pm Focus Group Chair: Laurie Ryan, Jim Presider: Rebecca Adams Board Room2 Burg

Note: NCFR Committee Meetings 206 Ballroom E are listed on page 36-37. 202 Marquette Beyond Marginalization: Challenges Work and families and Transitions in Women's Lives Note: All sessions are Focus Group Chair: Phyllis Raabe, The Forgotten Many: Women numbered. Thursday sessions Denise Skinner and HIV, Judy A. Kimberly, Julianne M. Serovich, begin with the number 100; Kathryn Greene Friday sessions begin with 8:30 - 9:45 am 'Risking the Future?' The Lifecourse of 200; Saturday sessions with PAPERS/SYMPOSIA/ (former) Teenage Mothers, Lee I. Smith Battle 300; Sunday sessions with 400. WORKSHOPS IV Lesbian Mother Custody Cases and Future 203 Rochester Harm: A Sociological Analysis, Philip D. Innovative Parenting !Education: Holley Strategies for Implementing an A Phenomenological Study of Women Remember to purchase your Survivors of Childhood Sexual Abuse, Ann Emerging Paradigm copy of the conference M. Hemingson, Berna J. Skrypnek proceedings at the NCFR Workshop Leaders: JoAnn Discussant: Janet Wright Engelbrecht, CFLE, Lillian Presider: Hilary Rose exhibit booth and the CD C. Chenoweth, Jennifer L. Recorder: Leigh Faulconer registration desk. Martin

18 Friday, Nov. 11 Continued PlENARY SESSION 12:00-1:00 pm 8:30 - 9:45 am 10:15- 11:30 am FOCUS GROUPS IV 207 Hennepin 210 Ballroom EIF/G 213 Ballroom IE Effects of Structural and Social Sponsored by Family Studies Men and families Context Changes on families Interdepartmental Ph.D. Program Legal Systems, Family and Center for S~d~es of the Family, The Benefits of Good Fathering for Children Systems, and the Sense of ;:)mv. and Fathers: An Eriksonian Longitudinal Justice, Klaus A. Ziegert Study, John Snarey Assessing Effectiveness of Justice Between Focus Group Chairs: William Doherty, Refugee Sponsorship Programs on Refugee Spouses Upon Ralph LaRossa Adjustment, Phyllis J. Johnson Divorce Families and Justice in a Reunified 214 Marquette Germany, Eileen Trzcinski Carol Rogerson, Midlife families Corporate Culture and Man's Usage of LL.M. Family Leave Benefit in Sweden, Linda Focus Group Chair: Barbara Ames Haas, Philip Huang Discussant: Daniel Detzner Introduction of Speaker: Thomas B. 215 Directors Row 1 Presider: Dianne K. Kieren, CFLE Holman, CFLE Presider: Greer liHon Fox Peace 208 Duluth Carol Rogerson is Associate Professor of Focus Group Chair: Charles Cole, CFLE Domestic Violence and Sexual Abuse Law, Univ. of Toronto. Author of Canadian Constitutional Law (with P. Abused Abusers: Sexual Macklem, R. Risk, K. Swinton and L. 12:00-1:00 pm Victimization of Male and Weinrib), and Editor of Competing SPECIAl SESSION Female Perpetrators When Constitutional Visions: The Meech Lake They Themselves Were Accord. 216 Carver Children, Craig M. Allen How to Become a Certified Family Resilience in Adult Women Survivors of Life Educator Child Sexual Abuse, Batya Hyman, Linda Meyer Williams Leader: Dawn Cassidy, Certification Prior Abuse, Assortive Mating and 12:00- 1:00pm Director Depression: Tracing the Effects of Physical All attendees are welcome. Corne and learn 211 Ballroom AlBIC about the CFLE program. and Sexual Abuse on Women's Mental EXHIBITS BREAK- DRAWING FOR Health, Stacy J. Rogers, Danny R. Hoyt, Kristin Y. Mack PRIZES 12:15- 1:45pm A Test of Theoretical Perspectives on the Intergenerational Transmission of Domestic STUDENT/NEW PROFESSIONAlS POSTERS II Violence, Ronald L. Simons SEMINAR 217 Ballroom D Presider: Yi-min (Mindy) Wang 212 Rochester Ethics and Values Excitement and Challenge: Career 1 RF Are Family Members Really Alike? 8:30-9:45 am Opportunities for family A Look at Moral Reasoning, Polit­ PUBLIC POLICY SEMINAR Professionals ical Orientations, and Religious Orientations, John A. Addleman 209 Ballroom F Extension and Academic 2 FP Financing Long Term Care: Issues Options, Shirley Baugher The Managed Care Revolution: of Procedural Justice for Families, Options as an Entrepreneur, Monica S. Frazer, MarleneStum Scope, Impact and Consequences Joan K. Comeau, CFLE for the American Healthcare 3 FH 'Why Me, Why Us?' Loss in an Options in Non-Profit and Community Unjust World, Kathleen R. System Settings, Robert Keirn, CFLE Gilbert Sponsored by NCFR Public Potential in the Government/Policy Arena, 4 FS Relational and Societal Contexts of Policy Cornrn. & Farn. & Pamela A. Monroe Fairness in Families, Brian l. Health & Fam. Policy Moderator: Hilary Rose Jory, Cassandra V. Greer Sections 5 EE Can We Teach Values or Valuing Panel: Patricia Langley to Our Peers? Shirley L. Barber, (Chair), Lee Greenfield, CFLE, Diane H. Corrin Barbara Nemess 6 FT Ethics, Legalities, Professionalism Moderator: William and the Professor, Steven M. Dober Harris 1 Comparison of Beliefs of Japanese Families and Justice Americans and Japanese Nation­ From Neighborhoods als, John W. Engel, CFLE 26 IN Wives' Perception of Consumer to Nations Goods Shortage and Employment: Female Labor Supply in the Former Soviet Union, Manouchehr Mokhtari PROGRAM SCHEDULE CONTINUED Ethnidty, Minority families Friday, Nov. 11, 1994 27 IN Cross Cultural Perspectives of Families: Changing Racist Attitudes, Mary K. DeGenova 28 EM Examining the Quality of Life of 12:15- 1:45pm Division of Childrearing Labor in Ethnically Diverse Families: Focus Dual-earner Families, Johnna C. Group Results, Carol E. Kellett, POSTERS II Continued Darragh, Brent A. Me Bride, Wendy Reiboldt, Avery E. 7EM The Outlook of Children and Maureen A. Perry-Jenkins Goldstein, Lynn Safarik, Len Mothers on Their High-Risk 16 FF The Great Divide: Relations Albright Between the Division of Labor, Neighborhoods, Heather A. 29 RF Family Values and Religion of Eth­ ' Doyle, Julia A. Malia Perceptions of Equity, and Spouses nic Families in an Urban Neighbor­ Marital and Personal Well-Being, 8RT Exploring the Role of Neighborhood hood, Harriette P. McAdoo, A. Context: The Development of a Catherine Huddleston, Linda Almond McWright, Typology to Assess Neighborhood Maureen A. Perry-Jenkins, Bridget Carbins-Woods Sally Gillman-Hanz Quality, Cynthia A. 30 EM Sexual Knowledge and Adolescent 17 FF Merriwether-deVries, Linda Fathers' Child Care Time Across Sexual Behavior: Within Group Kyungok Huh M. Burton Family Types, Comparison of Black, Hispanic, and 18 FF Digging Deeper: Unasked 9RF The Availability and Importance of White Females, Juli T. Palmer, Questions About the Division of Denominational Support Services Velma McBride Murry Family Work in Dual-Earner as Perceived by Clergy Husbands 31 EM Minorities and Human Service Households, Christina M. and Their Wives, Michael Lane Delivery: The Problem of Overrep­ Marshall, Alan Hawkins, Morris, Priscilla White resentation, Walter R. Schumm, Kathryn Meiners Blanton, David N. Yarbrough CFLE, Stephan R. Bollman, 19 FF Timing of Family Work: The Effects lORF A Comparison of Stress in CFLE Ministers and Ministers' Spouses, of Child Care Transportation 32 FH Family Characteristics and Child­ Responsibilities on Maternal Job Diane L. Ostrander, CFLE, ren's Relative Risk Status in Low Performance, Donna M. Barre Carolyn S. Henry, CFLE, David Income Families, Heather D. 20FP The Relationship of Employer and G. Fournier Stoerzinger, Karen W. Suh, Child Care Support to Maternal Larry E. Dumka, Mark W. Well-Being, Teresa K. Buchanan Roosa, Sonia Y. Ruiz Work/family Issues 21 RT Job Burn-out Relationships to Indi- 33 EM A Tri-Ethnic Study of Strategies 11 RT Variations Over Toddlerhood for vidual, Marriage and Family for Intergenerational Transmission Interdepence Among Parents' Measures: Findings from the of Values, Sandra H. Walls, B. Parental Satisfaction, Work In- University of Kentucky Family Kay Pasley, David C. Dollahite volvement, Caregiving Involve- Wei/ness Program, Michelle T. 34 RT Self-Esteem in a Family Context: ment, and Income, Thomas M. Jaworski, Stephan M. Wilson, A Cross-Cultural Perspective, Melinda Tonkel, William Bohman, Nancy L. Hazen Kenyon M. Watkins, Brian K. 12RT A Proposed Model of Marital Sa tis- Turner, Mary Lou Routt Barber, Bruce A. Chadwick, faction in Dual-earner Families, 22FP Justice in the Workplace: Barriers Rolf Oerter Jennifer A. Hollister, B. Kay to Using Family- Response Policies, 35 EM Plight and Promise, Hope, and Susan Lambert Pasley J. Despair: Stresses and Strengths of 23 FP In Search of 'Family Friendliness': 13 RT Replication of the Impact of Com- Omaha Indians Living on the Using a Theoretical Perspective of pressed Work Week on Role Reservation, Douglas A. Abbott Care for Workplace Evaluation, Strain, Family Management, and 36 EM Legislating Native American Susan D. Levy Family Interaction Time, Ruth Prayer Ceremonies, Vincent 24 FF Home to Business and Business to Sather Sorenson Blake, Louise Blake Home: Role Carryover Between 14 FP The Effects of Work Schedule and 37 EM Parental Involvement and Marital Spouses in Family Businesses, Child Care Options on Marital Satisfaction in American Indian Marilyn E. Reineck Happiness, Robert C. Tuttle and Non-Indian Families, Walter 15 FF The Composition and Conse- 25IN Commitments and Relationships in T. Kawamoto Work and Family Contexts: A quences of Equity Surrounding the

20 Friday, Nov. 11 Continued Approach to Marital Power Processes, Karen D. Pyke 2:00 - 3:30 pm 12:15- 1:45pm Mandated Motherhood and Family Roles: 221 Ballroom F/G The Mainstays of Gender Inequality, Marti POSTERS II Continued V. Kennedy SPECIAL PANEL ON NATIVE 38 RT Family Wages, Family Processes, Family Therapists' Changing Conceptions AMERICAN FAMILIES and Youth Competence in Rural of Domestic Violence: A Longitudinal Married African-American Fami­ Study, Kersti A. Yllo Moccasins and Tennis Shoes: lies, Gene H. Brody, Zolinda Discussant: Marti Witrak Families, Social justice and the Stoneman, Douglas Flor Presider: Renate Houts Native American Culture Recorder: Vicki toyer-Carlson, CFLE 39 EM The Impact of Racial Oppression on Introduction of Healthy Ego Identity Development Speakers: Hal of African American Children, 219 Hennepin Grotevant Tracey A. Laszloffy Research Methodology 40 EM Parenting Strategies of Low­ Panelists: Jack Income Anglo, African-American, Survey Error and Interviewer Weatherford, Latino, and Asian Mothers, M Effects in Self-Administered Debby Stark, Nilufer P. Medora, CFLE, Questionnaires, Woody Denise Lynn Stephan M. Wilson, Jeffry ~ Carter, Susan Su Wakefield, Ada Larson, CFLE Methodologic Issues in Conducting Alden, CFLE 41 EM Unmarried Fathers in the Carib­ Research on HIV + Women and Their Moderator: Ada bean: A Phenomenological Study, Families, Alice S. Demi, Roger Alden Lillian C. Chenoweth, Allison Bakeman, Brenda Seals, Richard Barnes Sowell, Linda Moneyham Sponsored by 42 IN What Wives' Tales and Other Old Assessing the Qualihj of Marital Observa­ the Depart­ Sayings Reveal About Bahamian tions, Janet N. Melby, CFLE, Rand D. ment of Family Life, Raeann R. Hamon Conger, Xiojia Ge, Teddy Warner Family Social 43 IN Marital Conflict in Urban, Edu­ Capturing Family Dynamics: The Reliabil­ Science, cated Chinese Families, William ity and ValidihJ of FACES IV, Judy University of H. Meredith, CFLE, Richard K. Watson Tiesel, David H. Olson Minnesota Meeves, Craig W. Smith Co-sponsored byNCFR 44 FF Rural Kenyan Women's Roles in 12:45 - 1:45 Development: From Families to pm International Neighborhoods to Nation, Mary Y. ROUND TABLES Section, Ethnic Morgan, Sarah T. Spalding Minority 45 EM Influences on Parenting in Low 220 Duluth Section, and Income, Mexican-American Public Policy Each Round Table is limited to 10 Families, Mark W. Roosa, Marie Committee people; no advance registration. Elena DeAnda, Karen W. Suh, Refreshments may be purchased at the Jack Weatherford Larry E. Dumka, Sonia Y. Ruiz Snack Cart in the Ballroom Foyer. Ada Alden, CFLE is professor of 46 IN Predicting Psycho-social Variables anthropology, in the Vital Marriage Among 1 FF Research on Women's Postdivorce Macalaster College, St. Paul, MN, and Korean Couples, Jung-Ah Song Economic Distress: A Feminist author of several award-winning books (Rho), CFLE Critique, Beth Skilken Catlett, including: Native Roots: How the Indians Patrick C. McKenry CFLE Enriched America; Indian Givers: How tlze 2 FF Ethical Considerations in Qualita­ Indians of the Americas Transformed the 12:15- 1:45 pm tive Research: Feminist Perspec­ World: and Savages and Civilization: Who Will Survive?. Debby Stark, a Cree artist, tives, Sharon K. Dwyer, PAPERS/SYMPOSIA/ works with parents at Eden Prairie WORKSHOPS V Elizabeth B. Farnsworth Family Center, MN. She assists her own 3 RT Gender, Race/Etlmicihj and the children in bridging the American 218 Ballroom F Transition to Parenthood, Eliza­ Indian with that of the white European­ Gender and Power in Family Con­ beth (Betsy) B. Francis­ American culture. Denise Lynn Wakefield, an Ojibwe, holds a degree in texts: Changing Ideologies and Connolly, Terri L. Orbuch 4 FF Women in the Science Pipeline: The American Indian and Chemical Health Practices Family Context, Sandra L. Studies from the University of Minne­ sota. She is author of Seven Medicine Review of Gay Male, Lesbian, Hanson Wheels, a book for Native American and Heterosexual Intimate 5 FH Promoting Family Wellness: women in recovery from alcoholism. Relationships: Power, Sexual­ Implications of Psychoneuro­ Ada Alden is director of the Eden ity, Investment, and Satisfac­ immunology for Family Profession­ Prairie, MN Family Center, president of tion, Leigh Anne Bramon als, E. Wayne Hill the Minnesota Council on Family Ideological Hegemonies and the Production 6 EE Case Studies: An Effective Ap­ Relations, and has written columns for of Gender: A Cultural and Gendered proach for Teaching Ethics, Cheryl the local newspaper. L. Lee (Teaching Round Table) 21 225 Hennepin Families and justice Integrating Government Services for From Neighborhoods Families to Nations A Family Perspective on Services Integration, Patricia G. Voydano££ Social Support, Family Strengths and Childrearing Behaviors of PROGRAM ScHEDULE CoNTINUED Homeless and Housed Low-Income Mothers, Sally A. Koblinsky, Elaine Friday, OVe 11, 1994 Anderson Economic Status of Families Maintained by Never-Married Mothers, Mark C. Lino Families Respond to Education Reform: 12:45 - 1:45 pm Larson, J. Walter Goltz, Participation and Decision-Making in Judy Watson Tiesel Children's Education, Patricia Hyjer Dyk, ROUND TABLES Continued Discussant: Pauline G. Boss Stephan M. Wilson Chair: Donald S. Swenson 7 EM Issues of Justice and Family Acculturation: A Case Study on 226 Ballroom G the Repatriation of the Mexican 3:45- 5:15pm Gender, Justice, and Families: A American Family, Robert Reyes Dialogue Among Women and Men 8 RF Measuring Religious Addiction: PAPER/SYMPOSIA/ The Religious Addiction Scale, WORKSHOP VI Symposium Leaders: Leigh Thomas W. Roberts, CFLE A. Leslie, William J. 9 FP Stress and International Reloca­ 223 IBallwom f Doherty, Kathryn M. tion: Mediating the Experience, Single Parent Families: Diversity and Feltey, Kenneth V. Hardy, Barbara J. Rudin, Steve Tallant, justice for All Michael P. Johnson, Linda Thompson, Brenda Thompson, Kathleen Kersti Yllo Single Parent Families: Present Chair: Leigh A. Leslie Albright and Future Perspectives, 10 RT Enhancing Creativity and [0 Shirley M. H. Hanson, Learning from Experience: A CFLE, Marsha L. Heims 227 Carver Workshop on Using Computers in Single Mothers with Custody Following Women and Religion Qualitative Research, Karen Divorce, Linda D. Ladd, Anisa Schmid, Susan Herrick Zvonkovic Women's Religion, Work, and 11 FH New Ethical Issues in the Research Non-custodial Fathers Following Divorce, Emotional Illness, Bruce A. Process: The Case of Releasing Chadwick, H. Dean Garrett Greer Litton Fox, Priscilla White Genetic Information to Families, Improving Religious Organiza­ Blanton Ken R. Smith tions' Effectiveness with Battered Women: Single Parenthood and the Law, Lynda 12 RT Caregiving Responsibilities and W. Gerald Henley Walters, Carla R. Abshire Advice from Victim Advocates, Child Spanking, Kathy S. Gross, Sandra M. Stith Discussant: Michael J. Sporakowski Stolley, Maximiliane Szinovacz Family, Gender, and Work: Justice in CFLE 13 RT Factors Associated with a Match Churches, Leslie D. Hall Chair: Shirley M. H. Hanson, CFLE, Between Child Care Preference and Marsha L. Heims Intention, Cynthia L. Sutton, 228 Marquette Lisa A. Riley, Jennifer L. Glass 14 EE Adolescent Development: Prepara­ 224 LaSalle Multiple Roles and the Intersection tion for the Helping Professions, Justice Issues in HIV Disease of Work and Family Calvin E. Zongker Factors Associated with A Compar~tive Eva!uation of Victim-blaming and AIDS­ Work-Family Confllct 2:00 - 3:30 pm related Stigma: Implications for Measures, Bruce W. Eagle, Educators, James D. Barbara A. Ribbens, PAPERS/SYMPOSIA/ Lambert, Timothy H. Brubaker, Edward W. Miles WORKSHOPS VI Charles B. Hennon, Diana M. Spillman Pattems of Commitment, Multiple Roles, Family Coping, Health Status, and Quality and Role Ease, Stephen R. Marks, 222 Rochester of Life Among Persons with AIDS and Shelley M. Mac Dermid Clergy Families: Marital, Family, and Their Families, Casey Tiggleman, Carol The Effects of Father's Working Conditions Spiritual Satisfaction and Self A. Darling, CFLE and Family Economy Hardship on Identity Discussant: Suzanne Randolph Parenting Behaviors and Children's Self Presider: Marcia VanRiper EfficaC1J, Les B. Whitbeck, Ronald L. Symposium Leaders: Donald S. Simons, K. A. S. Wickrama Swenson, J. Elizabeth Norrell, Lyle The Impact of Job Insecurity on Marital and 22 Friday, Nov. 11 Continued 5:15 - 6:30 pm 6:30-8 pm 3:45 a 5:15 pm 231 Rochester 237 Directors Row 4 CFLIE RECEPTION Education and Enrichment Section PAPER/SYMPOSIA/ Co-sponsored by Family Information Membership Meeting and Reception WORKSHOP VI Continued Services in Honor of the Handbook of family Life Education Editors and Authors Family Relations, Stephan M. Wilson, Host: Dawn Cassidy, Certification Jeffry H. larson, CFLE Director Presider: Carol A. Darling, CFLE, Presider: Donna Sollie Invitation only. Section Chair

229 Ballroom E 5:30 - 7:00 pm 6:30-9 pm STUDENT/NEW PROFESSIONALS DEVELOPMENT FORUM FOCUS GROUPS V 238 University of Minnesota University of Minnesota Family This session is in round 232 Hennepin Social Science Department 25th table format. Participants Individual Development in the Anniversary Dinner/Program may attend 3 round tables. family Context Every 30 minutes partici- Held at McNeal Hall, U of MN. Buses pants will change round The Building Blocks of Fathers' Involvement will leave Hilton Hotel at 6 pm. Open to tables. in Rearing Children: An Eriksonian Alumni and Friends. Call612-625-1900 Longitudinal Study, John Snarey or FAX 612-625-4227 if you have not 1 Negotiating NCFR as an Undergradu­ Focus Group Chairs: Brian Barber, received a mailing regarding this event. ate, Maresa Murray, Kathleen R. Shelley MacDermid Gilbert 2 Challenges and Strategies: Combining 7:45 a 9:15pm Graduate School and Family, Sharon 233 Marquette Dwyer, lydia Marek Nursing 239 Hennepin 3 What Does This Mean? Translating An Invited Panel on Rural and Nurse Managed Centers Without Walls: Research Into Programs, H. Wallace Moving Faculty and Students to Family Appalachian Youth and families Goddard and Community Based Primary Care, 4 Getting Along with Colleagues, Edith Sponsored by North Central Regional Marian Yoder Center for Rural Development lewis Focus Group Chairs: Sally Rankin, 5 Secondary Data Analysis: An Efficient, Co-chairs: Stephen Gavazzi, Patrick Barbara Holder Cost-Effective Resource for Students McKenry, CFLE and New Professionals, Ronald Wilson 6 Textbooks, Story Books, Daycare and 6:00- 7:30pm Midnight Oil: How to Get a Graduate Degree Without Losing Your Mind and SECTION MEMBERSHIP Family, Stephen Smith, Gregory MEETINGS Wasberg 7 The Process of Publishing: Editor and 234 Duluth Student Perspectives, Robert Keirn, feminism and Family Studies CFLE, Pamela Lerner Presider: Katherine Allen, CFLE, 8 Stress and Family Life: An Applied Section Chair Program for Educators, TBA 9 Family Therapy Award Winner, TBA 235 LaSalle 5:15a6pm family Science Presider: Kathleen R. Gilbert, Section 230 Directors Row 1 Chair RECEPTION Co-sponsored by the Family Policy, 236 Carver Feminism and Family Studies, and OPEN MEETING OF THE NCFR Family Science Sections, and the PUBLIC POLICY COMMITTEE NCFR Public Policy Committee Chair: Barbara Settles, Public Policy This reception is open to members of Vice-president. the respective sections and those All attendees are welcome. attending the Open Meeting of the Public Policy Committee. Light refresh­ ments. Delehanty, Dianne K. I

24 Saturday, Nov. 12 Continued 12:00 - 1:30 pm During the Transition from Adolescence to Young Adulthood, 8:30 - 10:00 am FOCUS GROUPS VII Avery E. Goldstein 8 EE Perceptions of Parenting and 312 Hennepin 308 Ballroom F Family Life By Parenting Teens Adoption DISTINGUISHED lECTURE and Their Friends, Catheryn M. Transracial and International Adoption: Hockaday, Sedahlia Jasper The Current State of Research, Practice and Crase, Dahlia F. Stockdale Policy, Phyllis L. Bengtson, Susan A. 9 EM Teenage PregnmlCIJ and Freivalds, Ruth G. McRoy Socioemotional Adjustment: Focus Group Chair: Hal Grotevant Ethnicity Issues, Delores E. Religion and Families, Rosemary Radford Smith, Mandel Johnson Ruether 10 RT Testing a Social Agreement Theon} Presider: J. Elizabeth Norrell 313 LaSalle of Adolescent Problem Behavior, H. Family Economics Wallace Goddard PlENARY SESSION Ill 11 IN Russian Adolescents in the Era of Focus Group Chair: Mark Lino 10:30 am .. 12:00 pm Perestroika: The Relationship Between Family Environment and 309 Ballroom A/B/C 314 Rocheder Adolescent Dntg Use, Scott D. STUDENT/NEW PROFESSIONALS Scheer Sponsored by the Department of BUSINESS MEETING 12 RT Adolescent Depression and Family and Child Development, Delinquency: Effects of School Virginia Polytechnic Institute and Presider: Karen Blaisure, Student/New Interactions, Experiences, and State University. Professionals Representative Conventional Behaviors, Shobha C. Shagle Growing Up in a 1:15-2:45 pm 13 EE Unraveling the Relationship Socially Toxic Between Adolescent Self-esteem Environment POSTERS Ill and Gender Orientation, Daniel J. Weigel, Deborah Ballard­ James Garbarino 315 Ballroom D Reisch, David R. Seibert Adolescence Introduction of Speaker: Jay 1 RT Longitudinal Study of the Develop­ Gender Roles ment of Identity and IntimaCIJ for Mancini 14 EE The Process of Marital Decision College-Aged Males and Females, Making Betjond Egalitarian, Male­ Suzanne E. Bartle Presider: Greer Litton Fox Dominated and Female Dominated 2RT Sexual Communication and Protec­ Dr. Garbarino is Director of the Family Shjles, Deborah Ballard-Reisch, tive Strategies of Young Adult Life Development Center, Cornell Daniel J. Weigel Heterosexuals: The Influence of University, Ithaca, NY, and author of 15 FF Defining Italian American Women, Parental Sexual Communication Children in Danger: Coping with the Dorothy M. Balancio Consequeuces of Community Violence, and M. Katherine Hutchinson, ' 16 FF Gender Roles in Children's Let's Talk About Living in a Violent World Teresa M. Cooney Literature: A Comparative Study of (a book for children). 3RT Perceptions of Own and Sibling Norway and the United States, · Roles Associated with Satisfaction Olav J. Sorenson with Mother and Father, Judith L. 12:15- 1:15pm 17 FF The Influence of Personal, Fischer, Shera Atkinson, Priti Positional, and Resource Power on 310 Carver Bhatt Equity in Dual-Earner Marriages, 4FH Behavioral Intention as a Modifier OPEN FORUM ON DIVERSITY IN Sharon J. Bartley, Priscilla of Adolescent Sexual Risk Taking NCFR White Blanton Behavior for Reducing HIV Expo­ 18 FF The Relationship Between Mothers' Coordinated by the NCFR Action for sure, Julianne M. Serovich, and Daughters' Sex-Role Attitudes: Diversity Committee Kathryn Greene, Judy A. A Follow-up Study, Judy R. Presider: Anthony P. Jurich, Committee Kimberly Bohannon Chair 5 FF Competencies, Visions and Change: 19 FF The Political Economy of Family All NCFR members are welcome to attend. Empowering the Adolescent Take part in a discussion of issues of Day Care, Susan P. Bowers Female, Mary A. Bemker, Liz diversity within NCFR. 20 FF Orientations to Employment Sias-Shannon Versus Family and Gender Role 6RT Associating with Older Peers Attitudes Among College-Educated 311 Ballroom A/B/C During Adolescence, Angela H. Women, Margaret L. Cassidy EXHIBITS BREAK- HAlf PRICE Fridrich, Susan Silverberg, 21 FF The Influence of Gender Roles and Sherry Betts BOOK SALE Socioeconomic Status on 7FF The Dynamics of Gender in Pronatalism: A Comparison of Books from the Combined Book Display will Families: Identity Development be on sale. Prizes will be awarded. Women and Karen 25 Support Group Model to Empower Families and Justice Young Women, Annemarie M. From Neighborhoods Bezold, Karen H. Rosen 40 FS Female Adult Attachment Style to Nations and Male Aggression in Intimate Relationships, John E. Kesner 41 FS Dynamics of a Violent Dating Relationship: A Case Study, Karen H. Rosen, Kimberly D. Bird, PROGRAM ScHEDULE CoNTINUED Julia C. Stone 42 FT Family-of-Origin Violence and a Saturday,~ov.12,1994 Precursor to Aggressive Behavior in Adolescents, Thorn Curtis 43 FS Sexual Abuse Label: Gender Differences, Kathleen Briggs, 1:15- 2:45pm 29 EE Parenting Education Justice: Laura Hubbs-Tait, Rex E. Culp, Cultural Sensitivity Versus Core Maureen Blankemeyer POSTERS Iii Continued Concepts, Don Bower, Dorothea 44 FF A Narrative Approach to Women's Cudaback Seccombe, Rebecca L. Warner Accounts of Destructive Relation­ 30 EE Long-term Caregivers' Responses 22 FF Why Don't You Take the Kids to ships, Leigh A. Faulconer to Gender: Issues for Family the Store With You?: Women's 45 FH Biopsychosocial Predictors of Male Education in Later Life, Ellie Emotion Work in Building Father­ Violence Toward Female Intimates, Brubaker Child Relationships, Brenda L. Teresa W. Julian, Patrick C. 31 EE Practical Reasoning: A Means to Seery, Sue Crowley McKenry, CFLE, Stephen M. Determine Just Action, Judy A. 23 EE Qualitative Assessment of Family, Gavazzi Relationships, and Parenting Jax 46 SN Sex Differences and Change in the 32 EE Dissemination of Medical Informa­ Themes Present in Lesbian/Gay/ Occurrence of Partner Abuse in a tion to Parents in a Pediatric Bisexual Panel Presentations, Canadian Sample: Results of a Setting, Linda C Plummer, Margie J. Geasler, James M. Longitudinal Study, Reena Sedahlia Jasper Crase, David L. Croteau, Connie Edlund, CFLE, Sommer, Gordon Barnes, Thornton D.O. Carol Heineman Robert Murray 33 EE Family Life Education: Observa­ 24 RT Areas of Conflict and Relationship 47 EE Teaching Non-Violence to Young tions on the State of the States, Satisfaction for Gay, Lesbian, Children, Jean M. Breitenbucher Michael J. Sporakowski, CFLE, Nonparent Heterosexual, and 48 FH Nursing Students' Attitudes Mindy Conklin, Jean Daniels Parent Heterosexual Couples, Toward Victims of Domestic Lawrence A. Kurdek Violence as Predicted by Selected 25 RT A Longitudinal Analysis of Sibling Sexuality Individual and Relationship Relationships as Mediators of the Variables, Jean U. Coleman, 34 RT Predicting HIV Related Condom Sandra M. Stith Link Between Family Processes and Use: A Test of the Theory of Rea­ J. Kelly Youth's Best Friends, soned Action, F. Scott Christo­ McCoy, Gene H. Brody, pher, Cynthia A. Reinholtz Rural Families Zolinda Stoneman 35 RT Measuring Sexual Meanings of 49 RT Satisfaction with Economic Well­ 26 FF Representations of Women: Males and Females: An Empirical Sodalization Through Advertise­ Being: Rural Family Perspective, Approach, James W. Maddock, Bernadine L. Enevoldsen, Jean ments in Men's General Interest Catherine Fourre Lally W. Bauer Magazines, Susan L. Brinson, 36 FH Analysis of Premarital Sexual Catherine A. Solheim, Pamela 50 RT Social Networks of the Rural Attitudes and HIV Risk Taking Elderly, Kristin Y. Mack, Danny B. Lerner Sexual Behavior, Beth W. Trahan, R. Hoyt, Les B. Whitbeck Janice G. Weber-Breaux, CFLE 51 RT Family Business Perspectives and Parent Education/Family life 37 EE Sexual Self Esteem and Responsible Stress in Two-Generation Farm Education Sexualihj Behaviors Among Families, Ramona Marotz­ College Students, Kimberly Haden, Claudia J. Mattheis 27 EE Strengthening Families via Two­ Winner, Robert E. Salt 52 RF A Qualitative Study of the Way Interactive T.V., Jean L. Meaning of Child Discipline on the Anderson, CFLE, Rose M. Part of Rural East Tennessee Allen, Kathy Montane, Lucia Violence, Spousal, and Child Abuse Clergy, Barbara A. Taylor, Julia M. Orcutt, Joan Thompson 38 FT Betrayal! Clergy Sexual Abuse A. Malia 28 EE Alternatives to Physical Punish­ Male Survivors: A Multisystemic ment/Stop Hitting Day Concept Narrative Approach for Empower­ and Promotion, Angela Berge, ment and Social Justice, Walter H. Rosann Sauck, Beth Achter, Bera Sue Ewy 39FT Abuse Prevention: A Didactic 26 Saturday, Nov. 12 Continued Knowledge Development Robert E. Nida 4 EE Diversity in Developing the The Cultural Genogram: A 1:15- 2:45 pm Research Proposal: A Flexible Strategy for Incorporating Method for Students and Advisors, Multiculturalism Into Family Mark J. Benson (Teaching 316 Ballmom D Science Curriculum, Kenneth Round Table) Resource Exchange Sponsored by the V. Hardy, Tracey A. 5 EE Teaching Justice Through Coopera­ Education and Enrichment Section Laszloffy tive Family Life Education, David '' .... ·· Using Genograms to Under­ 1 Evaluating Familial and Relational J. Bredehoft (Teaching Round Applications of a Family Science Course stand Change in Southeast Table) Asian Refugee Families, Sara M. Fogarty, at the UniversihJ Level: A Case of 6 EE Later Life Families: An Emerging Daniel F. Detzner, Jane Ann Bennett Practitioner Research, Nancy R. Area in the Family Field, Daniel Ahlander Life Notes: Black Women's Personal F. Detzner (Teaching Round Patricia 2 Family-Focused Programs at the Writings as Ethnographic Source, Table) Bell-Scott American Academy of Pediatrics: Is 7 FF Crafting Lives: Gender, Work and There a Role for Family Professionals? Empowering Hmong Families Through Family Among Lower Class Women Linda Asmussen · Information and Support: Aiding the in Damascas, Sally K. Gallagher Acculturation Process, Susan Devich 3 Small Group Discussion in Large 8 RT Perceptions of the Stepparent Role, Presider: Erika Penni! Introductory Classes: An Endangered Lawrence H. Ganong, CFLE, Species? Susan S. Coady, CFLE, Marilyn Coleman, CFLE Alison Gwen McArthur 318 Carver 9 FH Single Parent Families and the 4 Effectiveness of a Helpline for Parents, Work and family Policies: People, Challenges for Practice, Marsha L. Jean E. Koepke, Lynda C. Lougheed Business and Economic Heims, Shirley M. H. Hanson, 5 Taking It To the Streets (and Back Development CFLE, Doris J. Julian Again): The Integration of Applied 10 RT Depression Among Older Parents: Experiences into Academic Courses on Status of Work and Family The Role of Intergenerational Family Relationships, Laurie Kramer Policy and Research Needs in Relations, Gary R. Lee, Julie K. 6 Learning How to Care: A Paradigm the U.S., Debra R. Gebeke, Netzer, Raymond T. Coward Shift in School, Home, and Community, CFLE, Donna K. Donald, 11 FP KIDS COUNT: Mobilizing Dana M. Murphy, Cathy D' Anna, Virginia K. Molgaard, Karen Shirer Support for Level Playing Fields, Maria D'Anna, Harriet E. Heath, Midwestem Small and Mid-sized Busi­ Patricia Tanner Nelson, CFLE, Kelly J. Towey nesses: An Assessment of Work and Family Joanne G. Keith, Gary L. 7 What Does Cleaning My Room Have to Policies, Lynette J. Olson CFLE, Sarah Hansen Do with Justice in the World? Practical Jacobson, Harriette McCaul 12 IN Families as Educators for Global Parenting Strategies for Peace and Implications for Families and Businesses in Citizenship: Justice as a Relevant Justice, Judith A. Myers-Walls, the Midwest, Georgia Stevens, Herbert Value Orientation, Robert N. CFLE, Karen S. Myers-Bowman G. Lingren, Beth Davis, Janet Fox Rapoport 8 Bringing Young Fathers Back Into the Discussant: Robin Hardman 13 FF Towards a Feminist Construction Spectrum of Debate on Services to Chair: Lynette J. Olson, CFLE of Family Therapy: A Qualitative Young Families: A Parenting Program Study of Family Therapists Who are of Infants and Supervision for Young Feminist and the Impact on Children, Dwaine Simms 1:45- 2:45pm Families, Lorianne M. Reeves, 9 Rural Partnership to Protect Children: 319 Duluth Marcia W. Bunch 14 FF Dynamics of Teaching Family Building Coalitions with Communities, DISTINGUISHED LEADER ROUND Judicial and Social Services, Patricia E. DiversihJ in Family Life Education, Steffens, CFLE TABlES Diane V. Roberts, CFLE, 10 Equal Opportunitt; for Families: Each Round Table is limited to 10 Katherine R. Allen, CFLE Prevention Over Intervention, Mary people; no advance registration. Refreh­ 15 FS Teaching Family Theory to Kay Stranik, Ann Ellwood ments may be purchased at the Snack Undergraduates, Benjamin 11 Justice and Equity Issues in Family Life Cart in the Ballroom Foyer. Silliman, CFLE (Teaching Education: Toward a Curriculum of Round Table) 1 RT Gender, Marital Status and the Inclusion, Jane Thomas, CFLE, 16 EE Family Studies and Liberal Pursuit of Happiness, Joan Margaret E. Arcus, CFLE Education: Applying Principles of Aldous, Robert D. Woodberry Critical Thinking to a Historical 2 EM An Evaluation of a Rites of Passage Analysis of the Family, Laura M. 1:15-2:45 pm Program for African-American Stanton-Duff, Timothy H. Keith A. Alford, Stephen Youth, Brubaker PAPERS/SYMPOSIA/ M. Gavazzi, Patrick C. 17FTI Therapist's Mission Statement as a McKenry, CFLE WORKSHOPS IX FS Tool for Value Clarification and 3 FT What are the Children Doing While Professional Development, 317 Hennepin 'Family' Therapy is Going On? Gregory D. Wasberg, J. Innovative Methodologies in family Howard L.Bames, CFLE, Elizabeth Norrell Science: From Practice to Kirsten J. Tyson-Rawson, 27 Claims About Spanking in Contemporary Families and Justice Child-Rearing Manuals, Phillip W. Davis From Neighborhoods Regional Differences in College Students' Experiences with Corporal Punishment, to Nations Clifton P. Flynn, Murray A. Straus Discussant: Batya Hyman Chair: Denise A. Donnelly

PROGRAM SCHEDULE CONTINUED 324 Directors Row 1 Justice and the Parent/Child Rela­ Saturday,~ove 12,1994 tionship Influences of Family Dynamics on Adolescent Distributive Justice Reasoning, Sheila K. Adolescent Family Life Satisfaction in Marshall, Gerald R. Adams, Remarried Families, Carolyn S. Henry, 3:00 - 4:30 pm Bruce A. Ryan, Leo J. CFLE, Sandra G. Lovelace Keating 320 Ballroom F/G Dimensions of Intimate Relationship Self Definitional Behaviors in Quality in Young Adulthood, Linda C. RESEARCH U PDA liE FOR Parenting: A Study of Robinson, Jane L. Garthoeffner, PRACTITIONERS (RUPS)** Response to Life's Inequities, J. Phillip Carolyn S. Henry, CFLE Stanberry, Anne M. Stanberry, CFLE Gender Dynam­ Presider: Benjamin Silliman, CFLE Race, Community, and Family Variables: ics in Intimate Their Relation to Variables Affecting Environments: 322 Rochester Competency, Wendy Middlemiss, CFLE Feminist Divorce, Remarriage and Extended Discussant: Laurie Kramer Insights for families: Who Determines What is Presider: Karen Schmid Families just? Constance L. Economic Consequences of 325 Carver Shehan Marital Dissolution for Blacks, What Works Clinically with and Gene E. Pollock, Atlee Stepfamilies? Michael P. Stroup Johnson Divorced, Separated, Never-Married, and Stepfamilies in Therapy: Insights from Adult Stepfamily Presider: Connie Remarried Fathers and Their Relationship Members, Emily B. Visher, Steele With Their Children, Mary W. McKelvey, John S. Visher Diana M. Leigh, Patrick McKenry, Constance Shehan Factors Affecting Perceived Helpfulness of CFLE, Linda Wark is Professor, Therapy with Stepfamilies: A Closer Look at Perceptions of the Grandparent Role Among Department of Gender Issues, J. Lyn Rhoden, B. Kay Sociology, Working-Class African American and University of Florida. Michael Johnson is Caucasian American Grandmothers and Pasley Stepmothers: Easing Adjustment to the Professor, Department of Sociology, Grandfathers, Jeffrey A. Watson, Sally Stepparenting Role When Adolescent Pennsylvania State University. A. Koblinsky Stepchildren Are Present, Donna S. Justice for Children of Divorcing Parents: **RUPS are summaries of state-of-the-art Quick Some Lessons from African-American research to serve as a knowledge base for Successful School-based Interventions for practitioners. Families, Edith A. Lewis, Ada Skyles, Children in Stepfamilies, Margaret Margaret Crosbie-Burnett Crosbie-Burnett Presider: Linda McWright 3:00 - 4:30 pm Discussant: Scott W. Browning Chair: David C. Dollahite PAPERS/SYMPOSIA/ 323 Ballroom E WORKSHOPS X The Changing Social Context of 326 Hennepin Punishment 321 LaSalle fathers, Families, and fulfillment: Corporal Punishment and Adolescents and Young Adults Qualitative Studies of fathers and Antisocial Behavior: A fatherhood Adolescents at Risk: Educa­ Longitudinal Analysis, David tional Theon} and Social B. Sugarman, Murray A. Fatherhood and the Early 20th [[] Justice, Linda L. Dannison, Straus, Jean Giles-Sims Century Child Study Industry, Valerie M. Duffin, Charles Why Parents Spank: A Ralph LaRossa Men and Family Life: Beyond R. Dannison, CFLE [[] Resource Explanation for Parenting Adult Children: Learning How, Corporal Punishment, Denise the Dominant Discourse? Anna Dienhart Matti K. Gershenfeld A. Donnelly Men's Perceptions of the Effects of Father-

28 Saturday, Nov. 12 Continued Divorced Women, David S. 333 Carver DeGarmo Single Parent Families PAPERS/SYMPOSIA/ Exploring Age Differences in Adjustment for Widowed and Focus Group Chair: Brenda Hayes WORKSHOPS X Continued Divorced Women, Huey Chen Johnson, CFLE ing on Their Adult Development and Stressful Life Events, Social Support, and Lifecourse, Rob Palkovitz Distress Levels of Recent Widows and 8:15- 9:45 pm Fathers of Young Children: A Closer Look at Divorcees: A Counteractive Model, Nancy Adult Growth and the Dynamics of B. Miller, Virginia L. Smerglia, Scott SECTION MEMBERSHIP Attachment, Glen F. Palm, William F. Gaudet MEETINGS Joyce Some Conclusions About Research Discussants: Teresa M. Cooney, Kerry Comparing Widowed and Divorced Women, Members of NCFR Sections are encouraged J. Daly Gay C. Kitson to participate in their respective Membership Meetings. Chair: Rob Palkovitz Discussants: Kathleen R. Gilbert, Carol J. Masheter 334 LaSalle 4:45- 6:15 pm Chair: Gay C. Kitson Family Policy 327 Ballroom F/G 6:30 - 8:00 pm Presider: Pamela Monroe, Section Chair PUBLIC POLICY FORUM­ SPECIAl SESSION FAMILY VIOLENCE 335 Marquette 329 Family and Health Sponsored by the NCFR Rochester Public Policy Commit­ Gerhard Neubeck Interviews Presider: Barbara Elliott, Section Chair tee, and the Family Catherine Chilman Policy and Family and Presider: Greer Litton Fox FOCUS GROUPS IX Health Sections Everyone is welcome to attend. Gerhard NCFR and the Study of Neubeck, past president of NCFR in his 336 Hennepin own inimitable style interviews Catherine Murray Marriage Preparation Family Violence, Chilman, Emeritus Professor, University A. Straus of Wisconsin-Milwaukee about her Focus Group Chair: Jeffry Larson, CFLE Family Violence as a Public Health distinguished career. Problem, Audrey Manley, M.D. The Status of Federal Legislation 337 Carver Regarding Family Violence, Sheila 6:30-8:00 pm Family Centers Wells tone Focus Group Chair: Helen Cleminshaw Minnesota's Response to Family SECTION MEMBERSHIP Violence, Barbara A. Elliott MEETINGS Moderator and Chair: Margaret Members of NCFR Sections are encouraged RECEPTIONS SPONSORED BY Feldman to participate in their respective Membership UNIVERSITIES & AlliED ASSOC. Meetings. Murray Straus is Professor, Department 338 Directors Row 4 of Sociology, University of New 330 Duluth Hampshire. Audrey Manley is Assistant Purdue University Surgeon General. Sheila Wellstone is an Ethnic Minorities advocate for assisting victims of family Membership Meeting violence, Senator Paul Wellstone's (D­ 339 •. Directors Row 1 Presider: Edith Lewis, Section Chair MN) Office. Barbara Elliott is Professor, Northwest Council on Family Oral History Presenter: John McAdoo Department of Behavioral Science, Relations and 1995 Local Arrange­ University of Minnesota, Duluth. (Session continues until 9:45 pm) Margaret Feldman is NCFR Washington ments Committee Representative. 331 Marquette Presiders: James PonzeUi, Mary Jo Family Therapy Czaplewski, CFLE, Cindy Winter 4:45-6:15 pm Presider: David Wright, Section Chair 10:00 pm ~1:00am PAPERS/SYMPOSIA/ WORKSHOPS XI FOCUS GROUPS VIII 340 Ballroom AlB PARTY HOSTED BY NCFR STU­ 328 Rochester 332 LaSalle DENTS/NEW PROFESSIONALS AND Adjustment to Widowhood and Remarriage and Stepfamilies THE ETHNIC MINORITIES SECTION Divorce: A Test of the Similarities Focus Group Chairs: Jeffry Larson, Hypothesis All conference attendees are cordially CFLE, Susan Gamache invited to attend. Free admission. Join Identity Relevance and Disruption as your colleagues for a night of fun. Light Predictors of Distress for Widowed and refreshments will be served.

29 PAPERS/SYMPOSIA/ Families and Justice WORKSHOPS XII From Neighborhoods 403 Ballroom E to Nations leaching a Class on Men in families: Helping Students Understand What Men See as just Workshop Leaders: PROGRAM SCHEDULE Deborah L. Ulrich, Charles B. Hennon, Timothy H. Sunday, Nove 13, 1994 OJ Brubaker, Allen Jones

404 Rochester ONGOING EVENTS lODAY'S SCHEDULE Diversity and Health Issues Diversity in Family Illness 7:30- 8:15am Models: Stories of Sickness and Conference Registration Care in Filipino Families, 8am-1 pm 400 Directors Row 4 Catherine A. Chesla Ballroom Foyer Student/New Professionals Rural Women's Perceptions of Health Care Networking Services, Pamela A. Monroe, Jean B. Employment Service Hemard 8 am-12pm The Economics of Drug Use in Rural Directors Row 3 and 4 7:45-8:30 am Families, Jacqueline Wallen, Manouchehr Mokhtari Hospitality Room 401 Ballroom G Discussant: Shirley H. Hanson, CFLE Sponsored by Minnesota Council on WORSHIP SERVICE Presider: Lori Kaplan Family Relations Sponsored by the Religion and Family 8 am-12pm Life Section 405 Duluth Directors Row 2 Featured Musicians: Metropolitan Boys Challenges in Therapy Note: NCFR Committee Meetings Choir Spiritual Message: Keith Johnson, Park The Perceived Relational are listed on page 36-37. Avenue United Methodist Church Reality of the Person with Alzheimer's Disease, Janie K. Note: AU sessions are Long Families of Murdered Children: Dealing numbered. Thursday sessions 8:45- 10:15 am with the Violent Loss of a Child, Carol A. begin with the number 100; Werlinich, Jacqueline Wallen 402 Ballroom G Friday sessions begin with Marriage and Family T11erapy Research RESEARCH UPDATE FOR with Ethnic Minorities: Current Status, D. 200; Saturday sessions with PRACTITIONERS (RUPS)** Russell Crane, Roy A. Bean 300; Sunday sessions with 400. 'Like Any Other Couple': Constructing Child Support Identity in Interracial Marriages, Kyle D. and Fairness Killian Judith A. Seltzer 406 Ballroom F Presider: John Touliatos, CFLE Building Bridges: Theoretical and Multidisciplinary Perspectives on Judith Seltzer is Professor, Center Gender and African-American for Demography families and Ecological Social Sciences, Univer­ Gender, Life Course, and the sity of Wisconsin-Madison. Living Arrangements of **RUPS are summaries of state-of-the-art African-Americans, Andrea research to serve as a knowledge base for G. Hunter practitioners. Reaching an Equilibrium: A Multidimensional Tri-sphere Model of Single Parent Families, Charlene Flagg, Andrea Hunter, Genice Rhodes-Reed African-American Women's Occupational 30 Sunday, Nov. 13 Continued Litigation, Allison Blackwell Lee 10:30- 11:45 am Amateur Mothers and Professional Carers: PAPERS/SYMPOSIA/ PUBLIC POLICY FORUM Negotiating the Ideologies of Motherhood, WORKSHOPS XII Continued Lyn Richards, Shame Rolfe, Anne 409 Ballroom F Harley Segregation: Material and Social Conse­ Current Aspects of Welfare What is a Good Stepmother? Elizabeth A. quences for Individual Lives and Families, Reform at Federal and State level Church Toni D. Rucker Discussant: Rosemary Blieszner The Slave of Slaves, Superwoman, and Sponsored by the NCFR Presider: Raeann Hamon Sapphire: Attitudes Toward Sex Discrimi­ Public Policy Committee Recorder: Suzanne Smith nation in African-American Families, and Family Policy Section Sherrill L. Sellers 12:00- 1:15pm Discussant: Yvonne L. Williams Current Welfare Reform Legislation and Chair: Andrea G. Hunter Critique, Catherine S. Chilman POSTERS IV Welfare Reform Programs and Their 412 Ballroom D 407 Hennepin Evaluation in Minnesota and Wiscon­ sin, Shirley Zimmerman Marriage and Close Relationships Equality, Exchange, ami Equity in Welfare Reform Program and Its 1 RT Lucky at Cards, Unlucky at Love: Close Relationships: Issues Faced by Evaluation in New York State, Is Committing to Close Relation­ Today's Couples Virginia Hayes Sib bison ships a Gamble? Michelle L. Discussant: Mark Rank Equality Inside the Home, and Batchelder, Susan E. Jacquet, Chairs: Catherine Chilman, Mark the Impact of Women's Work Catherine A. Surra Rank on Self, Spouse, and Marriage, 2 EE Does Distance Make the Heart Terri L. Orbuch, Lindsay Grow Fonder? A Comparison of Custer 10:30-11:45 am College Students in Long Distance Reciprocity of Social Support in Marriage, and Geographically Close Relation­ Linda K. Acitelli PAPERS/SYMPOSIA/ ships, Mary M. Dellmann­ Are 'Her' and 'His' Similar Contributions WORKSHOPS XIII Jenkins, Teresa S. Bemard­ Valued Equally?: Egalitarian Relationships Paolucci are not Always Equitable, Susan K. 410 Duluth 3 FT Premarital Counseling Ratings of Sprecher Personal and Environmental Stres­ Frequency, Severity, and Difficulty The Role of Barriers in the Social Exchange sors Influencing families of Treating Possible Marriage Models of Relationship Stability, Mark Problems/Complaints for First Attridge, Kara Witt Vulnerability and Resiliency in Marriages and Remarriages, Discussant: Rodney M. Cate Native Hawaiian Families Robert F. Stahmann, CFLE, Chair: Susan K. Sprecher Under Stress, Elizabeth A. NeliA. Rogers Thompson, Hamilton I. 4 FT Clergy as Marriage Preparation McCubbin, CFLE, Anne I. Thompson, Providers: Factors Related to Their 10:30- 11:45 am Kelly Elver Perceived Competency in Premari­ Family Correlates of Educational Attain­ tal Counseling, Richard K. SPECIAL UPDATE ON THE ment for African American and European Whitaker, Robert F. Stahmann, INTERNATIONAL YEAR OF American Students, Reid A. Luhman, CFLE THE FAMILY Aaron Thompson, CFLE 5 FS Cohabitation and Marital Satisfac­ An Examination of the Impact of Sexual tion: T11e Influence of Contextual 408 Ballroom G Activity Status on African-American Variables, Lisa F. Cook, Ronald Town Meeting Adolescent and Young Adult High School J. Wilson "The future of Families, Mandate Graduates, Cheryl E. Ericson, Velma 6 FT Does Intimacy Buffer the Effects of for New Initiatives": What's McBride Murry Daily Stress on Marital Qualitlj? Variations in Adolescent Pregnancy Status: Next? James M. Harper, Jonathan G. A Tri-Ethnic National Study, Velma Sandberg This session will follow­ McBride Murry 7 RT Family of Origin and Demographic up on NCFR's Summer Presider: Bridget R. Carbins-Woods Influences on College Students' Workshop. A draft of the Ideas and Feelings About Marriage, Initiatives from the 411 Rochester Melinda L. Tonkel, Stephan M. workshop will be handed out. A Multiple Contexts of Motherhood Wilson, Michelle Jaworski, panel of 4 will summarize the Jeffry Larson, CFLE recommendations for research, The Work of WomJing: 8 IN Marriage Processes as Determi­ education, policy, and practice, Battered Women and Their nants of Marriage Stability: followed by open discussion. Children, Janice C. Croatian Case, Josip Obradovic Presider: M. Janice Hogan, Summer Humphreys Workshop Cha:ir Fit Fathering and 'Good Enough' Mother­ ing: Gender Bias in Child Custody 31 32 FF A Naturalistic Observation of Families and justice Father-Child Interactions in Public From Neighborhoods Settings, Suzanne R. Smith

to Nations Middle and Later Life families ·33FH Pictures of Mid life: Quantitative and Qualitative Evidence of Images at Different Age Groups, Nicole PRoGRAM ScHEDULE CoNTINUED Davis, Lyn Richards, Peter Davidson Sunday, NovG 13, 1994 34EE The Meaning of Family Traditions for Midlife Women, Kathryn B. Mims, Susan S. Coady, CFLE, Susan P. Bowers, Twinet 12:00- 1:15pm 20RT Sex Differences in the Relationship Parmer Between Attachment Sn;les and 35IN The Effect of Social Factors on the POSTERS IV Continued Loving Styles in Adults, Aine M. Quality of Adult-Parent Relation- Humble, Bema J. Skrypnek Parenting/Family Relationships ships, David A. DeVausr 21 FF Interaction Between Mothers and 36FF Launching-Stage Families and 9FH Attachment Styles and Family and Adolescent Daughters During a Gender Differences in Achieve- Interpersonal Relationships as Family Problem-Solving Situation, ment, Autonomy and Affiliated Correlates of Alcohol and Drug Use, Ellen K. Brt Themes: Cross-Method Comparison Robert E. Bagley, J. Kelly 22 FS An Examination of Mother and of Families, Martha J. Mossman, McCoy, Gene H. Brody Daughter Relationships, Ron L. Barbara H. Fiese 10RT Contn'butions of Protective and Mullis, Linda Smith, Wayne 37RT An Investigation of the Influence of Risk Factors to Literacy and Social- Hill Grandchild Personality on the Emotional Competenetj in Former 23RT Predictors of Adult Mother- Quality of the Grandparent- Head Start Children, Susan L. Daughter Contact, Susanne F. grandchild Relationship, Christine Churchill, Gene Brody, Zolinda Olsen A. Johnson, Les B. Whitbeck Stoneman, J. Kelly'McCoy 24FH Caregiving Couples: The Experi- 38 EE Grandparenthood Literature for 11 FP The Impact of Homelessness on ence of Giving and Receiving Social Family Life Educators: Updating Family Relationships, Elizabeth Support, Nola A. Schmitt for Curriculum Development, W. Lindsey 25 FS Investigating the Relationship Gregory E. Kennedy 12RT Role Salience and Commitment Between Resilience and Social 39 EE Adult Sons as Parent Caregivers: After the Transition to Parenthood, Competence in Preschoolers, An Exploratory Study, Mary M. Brenda L. Bass, James E. Deal Barbara L. Mandleco Dellmann-Jenkins, Jeanne M. 13RT The Impact of Preschool Children's 26RT Determining Predictors of Child Bennett, Donna Lambert Externalizing Behavior on Aggression in Preschoolers with 40FP Needy or Independent? Elder Care Observed Family Interaction, Externalizing Disorders, Melissa in Context, Janet E. Fast, Norah Charles F. Halverson A. Stormont-Spurgin, Sydney C. Keating, Leslie Oakes 14FH The Influence of Partner Relation- Zentall 41 FH Give Me a Break!: Respite as a ship and Social Supports on the 27FF Child Gender and Parent-Child Factor in Siblings' Provision of Prenatal Health Behavior of Low Interactions: The Effect on Care to Older Adults with Income Women, Marjorie A. Children's School Performance, Developmental Disabilities, Rona Schaffer Rebecca L. Warner, Aphra R. J. Karasik 15FH Stress and Parent-Infant Interac- Katzev 42FH Men and Women Caregivers: tions, Margaret J. Harrison, 28RT Family Relationships and Locus of Barriers to Using Support, Anne Joyce Magill-Evans Control: A Study of Mothers and Neufeld, Margaret J. Harrison 16RT Surprise Children: Familial Effects Their Pre-Adolescent Children, 43RT Predictors of Residential Decision of Unexpected Pregnancy and Georgie P. Winter Making in Later Life, Ruth M. Childbirth, Dale R. Hawley, Sue 29 FP Perceptions of Well-Being and Flexman Doeden Family Cohesion Between Adult Adoptees and Nonadoptees, C. 17EE Antecedents of Maternal Expecta- Miscellaneous Topics tions for Child Behavior, David L. Louise Brown Pollock 30 FF Who Really Has Power? An 44IN Wisconsin Focus on International 18 FF Influences on Role Definitions of Analysis of Marital Decision- Year of the Family, Denise A. New Mothers and Fathers, Susan Making in the Context of Skinner, Judy I. Rommel H. Walzer Childrearing, Stephanie L. 45 FS Trends in the Family Literature, 19 RT Parental Influence on Adult Self- Dingman, Brent A. McBride 1979-91, John Touliatos, CFLE, Esteem: Variations by Sex of Adult, 31 RT Predictors of Self-Disclosure Byron W. Lindholm S. K. Dechman, B. Male Friends, Leanne K. 46IN Family Policy and Other Initia- Robert Short 32 PROGRAM AT A GLANCE- TUESDAY, NOV. 8,1994 PROGRAM AT A GLANCE- WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9,1994

STARTING PRE· NCFRBOARD, OTHER STARTING PRE-CONFERENCE NCFRBOARD, OTHER TIMES CONFERENCE COMMITTEES,ASSN. ORG. TIMES WORKSHOPS COMMITTEES,ASSN. ORG. (Consult the WORKSHOPS OF COUNCILS (Consult the OF COUNCILS Programfor Program for ending times) ending times) the 8:30am Anticipating 8:00am Balancing the Legal Military Fams./ Assn. Future of Males in Rights of Children of Councils Workshop Families (All Day) (morning workshop)

10:00 am CRC Committee 8:30am TCRM Workshop Meeting (continues all day) Ethics of Caring TCRM Registration 12:00 pm Tours (continues all day) 1:00pm Publications Committee Interviews 9:00am 1993/94 Publications Journal of Marriage Committee Meeting and the Family Editor Finalists 12:00 pm Section Chairs Round Ext. Family Table Life Spec. 1:30pm TCRM Workshop Workshop (con tin ties all (afternoon) afternoon) 1:00pm Public Policy Committee 4:00pm Finance Advocacy Work- Meeting shop (continues until9 pm) 5:00pm Association of Councils Executive 2:00pm Local Arrangements Board Meeting Committee Meeting TCRM Special 1993/94 Executive 7:30pm 2:30pm 1993/94 NCFR Board --- Session Committee Meeting Meeting 6:30pm 1993/94 NCFR Board Meeting Continued

7:30pm TCRM Business Meeting and Reception

PROGRAM AT A GLANCE- TUESDAY, NOV. 8,1994 PROGRAM AT A GLANCE- WEDNESDAY, NOV. 9,1994 PROGRAM AT A GLANCE- THURSDAY, NOV. 10, 1994 (Consult Program for Ending Times of Sessions)

STARTING PLENARIESAND SECTIONAND STUDENT/NEW POSTERSAND ROUND FOCUSGROUPS NCFRBOARD, COMMITTEES, ASSN. OTHERORG. TIMES SPECIALSESSIONS PROFESSIONALSESSIONS TABLES OF COUNCILS

7:30am S/NP Networking Families & Grief; 95 Nominating Committee Sexuality AC/Public Policy Workshop CEC Committee

8:00am JMF Editors

8:30am First-Timers Reception Papers/Symposia/Workshops I Parent Education; Dealing with High Risk Sexual Behaviors Rural Families (EE); Understanding Resilience in Families of Children with Chronic Conditions (FH); Addressing [ustice in Thera12v (FT); Family Members of Gavs & Lesbians: Identifving Issues for Res., Prac. & Education (FF/RT); Parents, Children & the Social Construction of Values (RT)

10:00 am Plenary- J. Jones

I 11:45 am Exhibits Grand Opening Groves Bd. (11:30)

12:15 pm Papers/Symposia/Workshops II Posters I And [ustice for All: Culture, Color & Con- Mar. & Fam. Thera12v sciousness: Im12lic. for Health Serv. (EM); Family Stress Feminist Pers12ect. on Women & Identity (FF); Health Issues; Death & Tm£act of Social Change on Families (IN); Dving; Bereavement Contem 12orarv Issues in Family Problem Divorce; Single Parent Solving Theory and Research (RT) Fams.; Remarriage

1:45pm RUP- Working with Papers/Symposia/Workshops III FF/EE Teaching Round Adolescents in Crisis, And [ustice for All: Families of Color in the Tables A. Jurich U.S. (EM) Alcohol Issues (FH) Divorce & [ustice for Familv Svstems: Mediation & Beyond (FP) Premarital Couns. & Assessment Issues (RF)

3:30pm Presidential Address & Awards Presentation

5:00pm Bus.Mtg./Memb. Forum

6:30pm How to Write for NCFR RF, RT Section Membership Meetings; S/NP AC Bus. Mtg./ Infor- Journals Skills Exchange mation Fair/Mixer

8:00pm IN Section Membership Meeting Groves Conference Reception RT Didactic Session Brigham Young University Reception

9:30pm Special Event featuring Free Spirit ------PROGRAM AT A GLANCE- THURSDAY, NOV. 10, 1994 (Consult Program for Ending Times of Sessions) PROGRAM AT A GLANCE- FRIDAY, NOV. 11, 1994 (Consult Program for Ending Times of Sessions)

STARTING PLENARIESAND SECTIONAND STUDENT/NEW POSTERSAND ROUND FOCUSGROUPS NCFRBOARD, COMMITTEES, ASSN. OTHERORG. TIMES SPECIALSESSIONS PROFESSIONALSESSIONS TABLES OF COUNCILS

7:30am S/NP Networking Mar /Fam. Enrichment CFLE Products; Action for Diversity Military Pam. Work & Families Com.; Com. to Select Nominating Com. Coun. Mtg:

8:30am Public Policy Seminar - Papers/Symposia/Workshops IV Parent Education; Health Care Reform Innovative Parenting Education (EE) Rural Families And Iustice for All Ill: Schools on the Wind River Reservation: Unigue Challenges (EM) Professional Issues in Family Science (FS) Beyond Marginalization: Challenges & Transitions in Women's Lives (FF) Effects of Structural & Social Context Changes on Families (IN) Domestic Violence & Sexual Abuse (RT)

10:15 am Plenary - C. Rogerson

12:00 pm Exhibits Break (Prizes) S/NP Seminar Men and Families Groves Board How to be a CFLE Midlife Families Mtg. Peace

12:15 pm Papers/Symposia/Workshops V Posters II Gender & Power in Family Contexts: Ethics & Values; Work/ Changing Ideologies & Practices (FF) Family Issues; Ethnic- Research Methodologies (RT) i!;yLMinoritv Fams.

12:45 pm Round Tables i 2:00pm Special Panel - Native Papers/Symposia/Workshops VI American Families Clergy Families: Marital, Family, & SJ2iritual Satisfaction & Self Identi!;y (RF)

3:45pm Papers/Symposia/Workshops VII S/NP Development Single Parent Fams.: Diversi!;y & [ustice (EE) Forum Iustice Issues in HIV Disease (FH) Integrating Government Serv. for Fams. (FP) Gender, Iustice, & Families: Dialogue Among Women and Men (FF) Women and Religion {RF) Multi)2le Roles & Intersec. of WorkiFam. (RT)

5:15/5:30pm CFLE Reception (5:15) FP/FF/FS/Public Policy Reception (5:15)

6:00pm Open Meeting - Public FF, FS Section Membership Meeting Policy Committee RT Didactic Session

Later evening EE Section Membership Meeting (6:30) Univ. of MN Dinner (6:30) Invit. Panel .. (7:45)

PROGRAM AT A GLANCE- FRIDAY, NOV. 11, 1994 (Consult Program for Ending Times of Sessions) PROGRAM AT A GLANCE- SATURDAY, NOV. 12, 1994 (Consult Program for Ending Times of Sessions)

STARTING PLENARIESAND SECTIONAND STUDENT/NEW POSTERSAND ROUND FOCUSGROUPS NCFRBOARD, COMMITTEES, ASSN. OTHERORG. TIMES SPECIALSESSIONS PROFESSIONALSESSIONS TABLES OF COUNCILS

7:30am S/NP Networking CFLE & State Coord. Mento ring Qualitative Family S/NP Council of Reps Research Network

8:30am Distinguished Lecture - Papers/Symposia/Workshops VIII Rosemary Radford Familv & Work Issues (EE); Familv Dvnamics Reuther & Illness (FH); Restoring Iustice Through For- giveness: Integrating Moral Devel. into Ther. (FT); Fam. Policies in Develof!ed Countries: Effects on Childbearing (IN); Adoles. Parents, Divorce, & Father Involvement (RT)

10:30 am Plenary - J. Garbarino

12:15 pm Exh. BrealdHalf Price SINP Business Meeting Adoption Family Relations Editors Book Sale Family Economics Open Forum - Action for Diversity in NCFR

1:15pm Papers/Symposia!Workshops IX Posters I 1995 Program Committee Meeting Innovative Methodologies in Family Science: Adolescence; Gender From Practice to Knowledge Dev. (EM/FS) Roles; Parent EdLFam. Work & Familv Policies: PeoJ2le, Business & Life Ed.; Sexuality; Economic DeveloJ2ment (FP) Violence, Sf!ousal & 'Child Abuse; Rural Families EE Resource Exchange

1:45pm Round Tables

3:00pm RUP- Gender Dynamics Papers/Symposia!Workshops X iH Intimate Environ- Divorce, Remar. & Extended Fams.: Iustice ments: Feminist Insig!zts (EM); Changing Social Context of Comoral for Families, C. Shehan Punishment (FP /EE); Iustice & the Parent/ & M. Johnson Child Relationshi£ (FS); What Works Clinic- allv with Stef!families? (FT); Fathers, Fams., & Fulfillment: Fathers & Fatherhood (RT)

4:45pm Public Policy Forum - Papers/Symposia/Workshops XI Family Violence Adjustment to Widowhood & Divorce: A Test of the Similarities Hyf!othesis (RT)

6:30pm Neubeck/Chilman FT Sect. Memb. Mtg.; EM Sect. Memb. Remar./Stepfamilies Interview Mtg./Oral History- J. McAdoo Single Parent Families

8:15pm FP, FH Section Membership Meetings Marriage Preparation Northwest Coun. Meeting & 1995 Local Purdue Univ. Family Centers Arrangements Meeting Reception

10:00 pm S/NP and EM Section I ---- Hosted Party PROGRAM AT A GLANCE - SATURDAY, NOV. 12, 1994 (Consult Program for Ending Times of Sessions) PROGRAM AT A GLANCE- SUNDAY, NOV. 13, 1994 (Consult Program for Ending Times of Sessions)

STARTING PLENARIESAND SECTIONAND STUDENT/NEW POSTERSAND ROUND FOCUSGROUPS NCFRBOARD, COMMITIEES, ASSN. OTHERORG. TIMES SPECIALSESSIONS PROFESSIONALSESSIONS TABLES OF COUNCILS

7:30am 5/NP Networking Membership Committee 1994/95 Publications Committee

7:45am Worship Service

8:45am RUP- Child Support atzd Papers/Symposia/Workshops XII Faimess, JudiUt Seltzer Teaching a Class on Men in Families: Hel12ing Students Understand When Men See as Ji!g (EE) Diversity and Health Issues (FH) Challenges in Therapy (FT) Building Bridges: Theoretical & Multidisciplinary Pers12ectives on Gender & African-American Families (FF/EM) Eguality, Exchange, & Eguitv in Close Relationships: Issues Faced bv Today's Couples (RT)

10:00 am Wingspread Follow-up

10:30 am Town Meeting - IYF: Papers/Symposia/Workshops XIII Where From Here? Personal & Environmental Stressors Public Policy Seminar - Influencing Families (EM) Welfare Multiple Contexts of Motherhood (FF)

12:00 pm Papers/Symposia/Workshops XIV Posters IV Families in Turmoil (EE) Parenting and Family Rural Family Policies: EguitY & Fairness Relationshi12s Considerations (FP) Middle & Later Life Home Work and !ustice (FS) Families Family Thera12y: A1212roaches & Issues (FT) Miscellaneous Topics Families & Work: Negotiating Gender, Time & Conflict (FF) Examining the Injustices of Child Sum2ort Guidelines (RT)

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Families: Honoring Our Past, Creating Our Future

1995 NCFR Annual Conference!

November 14-19, 1995

Portland Hilton Hotel

NCFR Portland, Oregon

Program Vice-president: B. Kay Pasley, University of North Carolina-Greensboro

Innovative Plenary Sessions ~ Workshops ~ Symposia Papers +Posters + Round Tables + Theory Construction and Research Methodology Workshop Exhibits + Video Festival + and Much More!

Call for Abstracts and Application Form is located in each Conference Registration Packet and the Decentber 1994 NCFR Report. Foreign and Canadian members are mailed copies in October. Non-members who wish to submit proposals may contact the Conference Coordinator, NCFR headquarters for a form.

Deadline for Abstract Applications - February 1, 1995

Future Conference Dates: 1996- November 9-13 1998- November 12-17 Hyatt Regency Crown Center, Kansas City, MO Hyatt Regency Milwaukee, Milwaukee, WI Shirley Zimmerman, Univ. ofMN, Program Vice-president

1997- November 5-10 1999 -November 9-14 Hyatt Regency Crystal City (Washington, DC) Hyatt Regency Irvine (Los Angeles, CA) Sunday, Nov. 13 Continued Bruce W. Eagle 418 Rochester Flexibility and Support: Key Issues of Home Examining the Injustices of Child 12:00 -1:15pm and Work Satisfaction for Employed Support Guidelines Mothers, Mary J. Stein, Lillian C. POSTIERS IV Continued Chenoweth, JoAnn Engelbrecht, CFLE, Critical. Science Research for Jennifer L. Martin Promotmg Policy Change, tives: A Content Analysis of the Equity Vs. Equality: Preferences for Family Kathryn D. Rettig, Vicky U.N. Documents Concerning the Work Responsibility of Husbands and Tam, Lois E. Yellowthunder Year of the Family, Wives, Jennifer L. Wing Normative Theories for Critical Science: Charles Hennon, Allan Jones, Discussant: Yi Min (Mindy) Wang Multiple Meanings of Justice, Carla M. Katherine Briar Presider: Shelley MacDermid Dahl Interpreting Perceptions of Child Support SECTION SPONSORED PAPERS/ Injustices: Daia Coding, Beth Ellen 416 Duluth Maddock Magis tad SYMPOSIA/WORKSHOPS XIV Family Therapy: Approaches and Quantitative and Qualitative Assessments 413 Ballroom G Issues of Child Support Injustices, Donna Hendrickson Christensen Families in Turmoil Referral Style and Expectations Changing Practices for Estimating of Counseling, Natalie S. Marital Enrichment to Help Children's Income Needs, Lois E. Siegel Couples Cope with MilitanJ Yellowthunder Differential Treatment of Men Base Closure, Judith A. Discussant: Jean W. Bauer rn and Women in Marriage and Family ,.. Graham, Gary L. Bowen Chair: Kathryn D. Rettig Effective Family Life Education for Inmates: Therapy, RonaldJ. Wilson, Sharon J. Solving Family Problems in the Context of Price, Jason Edens, Ann Marie Smith Struct,ural Movement Interve1; lions: Do Cognitive Modeling, Shirley R Klein A Family Development Workshop for They Influence Marital Communication? Scot M. Allgood, Shawn Edgington, Incarcerated Women, Roger H. Rubin Documenting the Effectiveness of a Larry F. Forthun Community-Based and Court-Mandated Dissociation and Marital Functioning: Program to Mediate the Effects of Divorce Influence and Control on Campus, Dale R. Hawley, Esther V. B. Johnson on Children, Youth and Families, Anne K. Soderman, Edward Barton Widely used as a classroom Presider: Jan Miller 417 Ballroom F text, this publication contains Families and Work: Negotiating a_ collection of articles surveying 414 Ballroom IE Gender, lime, and Conflict outstanding research on family issues in the 1980s with trend Rural family Policies: Equity and Linkages Between Parents' projections for the next decade. Fairness Considerations .. Daily Experiences at the Job Authoritative information on and Involvement in Family Gender and Generation in famili~s that is a must resource Activities, Maureen A. North American Farms, for your library and classes. Perry-Jenkins, Sally Gillman-Hanz, Norah Keating, Janet Perry, Dorothy Puch, Rebecca Wertz Available for $23.95. NCFR Anne Effland, Fran Shaver International Dual Student Couples: member price $19.95. Orders of 10 Identification and Assessment of a Rural Balancing Study and Family Life in a or more copies receive 10% Helping Network, Anthony P. Jurich, Cross-Cultural Context, Ren,ata F. discount. Price includes U.S. Candyce S. Russell, David W. Wright, DeVerthelyi postage and handling. Foreign and S. Abbott Canadian orders must add $2.00 ResilienctJ in Farm Families Under Stress Similarities and Oifferences in Couples' Experiences of Conflict Over Household per book shipping and handling. Hamilton I. McCubbin CFLE, Anne 1: Labor, Joanne H. Stohs MN residents add 6.5% sales tax. Thompson, Elizabeth Thompson, K. Working Men and Women: A Gender Canadian orders must include 7% Elver Analysis of Family and Work Needs, GST (123-830-465). U.S. funds Discussants: Ramona Marotz-Badenr . Laurie A. Stenberg-Nichols, Nancy drawn on U.S. banks only. Charles Griffin J. Wanamaker, Nancy C. Deringer Co-chairs: Rick Peterson, CFLE, Paul R. Contemporary families available Discussant: Polly Fassinger Vaughan,CFLE Presider: Debbie Madden-Derdich at the NCfR fxilibit Booth. Recorder: Susan Levy National Council 415 Hennepin on Family Relations Home Work and justice 3989 Central Ave. N.E., #550 The Role of Justice in Dual Minneapolis, MN 55421 Career Couple Relocation 612-781-9331 e FAX 612-781-9348 Decision-Making, Barbara A. E-mail: [email protected] Ribbens, Gary N. Powell,

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61 Street Exit. 11th is a one-way street. The Registration, hotel is on 11th. From Interstate 94: Take the 11th Street Hotel and Exit to the hotel. Transportation Parking facilities: The entrance to the hotel's self parking Information ramp is on 11th Street. The cost is $9 per day with in/ out privileges. Valet parking is around the corner on Marquette Ave. Registration: apolis, connected to the Skyway system. It's cost is $15 per day. There are several It is a short walk from theaters and lower cost parking ramps and lots in the Register by Oct. 13 to receive restaurants. immediate area surrounding the Hilton. The NCFR Convention rate is: $92 Single the Early Bird Registration or $97 Double. Reserve your room Transportation: Fees. After that date, fees early! NCFR's room block usually fills Air fares: increase. several weeks before the cutoff date of October 15. Call1-800-HILTONS or Fly for less ... using The Travel Concern To register, fill out the registration form 612-376-1000. Identify yourself as an (special rates on Northwest, American on the next page. Your payment must NCFR attendee to receive these rates. and Delta) to give convention attendees accompany the form. Confirmation good discounted rates. See the ad in the letters will be mailed until October 13, Discounted Student Room Rates: program. Call: 1-800-373-4100 in the 1994. You may register by FAX if you Limited number of discounted rooms U.S. or 1-800-395-2359 in Canada. The are using a credit card. The FAX Travel Concern will also help you with number is 612-781-9348. for NCFR student members orily cost $90 per room per night for double or car rentals. $100 for triples or quads. If you are Your Conference registration fee covers interested, contact Karen Blaisure at Ground Transportation: admission to the following events: Dept. of Counselor Education & + Plenaries, Symposia, Workshops, Airport Express has shuttle service from Counseling Psychology, Sangren Hall, Papers, Public Policy Workshops, the Minneapolis/St. Paul International Western Michigan Univ., Kalamazoo, Round Tables Airport to the downtown hotels every MI 49008 by Sept. 23, 1994. + All receptions and parties 15 minutes from 5 am to 12 midnight. The Airport Express vans are outside + Exhibits and Video Festival Facilities at the Minneapolis + Special sessions sponsored by the baggage claim area. Watch for the NCFR Sections and Focus Hilton & Towers: signs. Groups 2 restaurants on the first floor: + Return shuttles to the airport leave the + First-Timers Reception (for those Harmony's, for casual dining, and Hilton Hotel every half hour from 5 am who have never been to an NCFR Carvers, the fine dining restaurant. Conference). to 12 midnight. Cost: $10 one way or + Crystal Terrace Lounge $15.50 round trip. A $1 discount coupon + Indoor Pool and Health club, free for the round trip fare will be sent in the Events requiring additional fees: for- hotel guests. confirmation letters. + Workshops and Tours on Tuesday, Take-Out Food will be available from a Nov. 8 and Wednesday, Nov. 9. food cart. It is available for breakfast and lunch if there is sufficient busi­ Refund Policy: ness. Requests for all refunds must be made No Smoking Policy: in writing, and are subject to a 35% Smoking is not permitted in any service charge. A full refund less service meeting rooms at the Hyatt. charge will be made for requests postmarked by October 27. No refunds will be made after October 27 unless Photocopy, Typing, and FAX accompanied by a physician's letter. Services: There are no refunds for special events These services are available at the unless the event is cancelled. hotel's Business Center. Hotel Information: Directions for Driving to the NCFR The Minneapolis Hilton & Towers, Hilton: 1001 Marquette Ave., Minneapolis, MN From Highway 35W: Take the 11th 55403, is located in downtown Minne-

62 1994 NCFR REGISTRATION FORM November 10-13,1994, Minneapolis Hilton & Towers, Minneapolis, MN

Prices below are valid until Oct. 13, 1994. Register only one person on each registration form. Please TYPE or print exactly as you wish to have your name appear on the name badge.

Name ______NCFRMemberiD ------First Middle Initial Last Mailing Address (0 home 0 business) City State/Province/Country ______Zip/Postal Code------Phone (0 home 0 business) ( ) ,..;______Electronic Mail Address Employer Is this your first NCFR Conference? 0 yes 0 no Dues-paying Member of NCFR Section(s)

PART I- REGISTRA liON FHS (General Conference Registration, Thursday, Nov. 10- Sunday, Nov. 13) Type of Registration (please check): Full Conference Registration: by Oct. 13 After Oct. 13 Single Day Registration: By Oct.13 After Oct. 13 0 NCFR Member $125 $150 0 Professional (non-student) $85 $85 0 NCFR Organization Member $125 $150 0 Full-time Student* $35 $35 0 Retired NCFR Member $ 90 $100 Circle day of attendance: Thur. Fri. Sat. Sun. 0 Second Member of Family $ 95 $120 0 NCFR Student Member* $ 65 $65 Join NCFR right now and take advantage of the lower 0 Non-member Professional $195 $220 conference fees for members. Call Kathy at 612-781-9331; 0 Non-member Student* $ 85 $85 FAX 612-78l-9348; E-mail NCFR3989@aoLcom;

* Students must enclose verification of student status. Total Part I $ ------PART II- SPECIAl WORKSHOPS AND EVENTS (Additional Fees Required) Event Cost Event Cost Ethic of Caring Tour #1, Wed., Nov. 9, Theortj Construction/Research Methodology $35 NCFR or MCFR memb.; $45 non-memb. Workshop, Tue., Nov. 8-Wed., Nov. 9. $45.00 Ethic of Caring Tour #2, Wed., Nov. 9, See page 8 of this program for registration address. $35 NCFR or MCFR memb.; $45 non-memb. Anticipating the Future of Males in Families, Balancing the Legal Rights of Children & Tue., Nov. 8. $50 NCFR or MCFR memb.; Families Workshop, Wed., Nov. 9, 8 am, $60 non-memb.; $35 full-time stud. Prices $15 NCFR memb.; $30 non-memb.; $5 students increase after Oct. 21. See page 6 of this program Workshop for Militartj Family Life Specialists, for registration address. Wed., Nov. 9, 8 am, $40 Tour of NCFR Headquarte1·s, Thur., Nov. 10, 7:30 am Public Policy Advocacy Skills Workshop, No charge. Please register in advance. --- Wed., Nov. 9, 1 pm Tour of NCFR Headquarters, Fri., Nov. 11, 7:30am $35 NCFR memb.; $40 non-memb. No charge. Please register in advance.

Total Part II

PART Ill- CONTINUING EDUCATION UNITS 0 Verification of Attendance for Continuing Education Units, $10 Total Part Ill $------PART IV- CONTRIBUTION 0 I wish to contribute a gift to help NCFR (tax deductible according to law) 0 Unrestricted gift 0 Restricted fund (i.e. Annual Conference) Total !"art IV$------TOTAL AMOUNT ENCLOSED (Prepaid) Add amounts from all4 parts. $ ------Method of Payment: 0 Check 0 VIsA 0 MASTERCARD. Credit Card No.: Exp. Date: You may register by FAX: 612-781-9348 (credit cards only). ------Signature: ______FEI No. 41-0762436 0 Please check if you have a disability or condition that requires special accommodations or services to fully participate in this conference. NCFR staff will contact you to discuss your specific needs. Please see reverse side of this form for additional information and instructions. ADDITIONA~ INFORMATION REQUESTED

I need a roommate. 0 non-smoking 0 smoking 0 female 0 male Date of arrival Date of departure Daytime phone ( --L------0 Please send information about child care. Please send forms for using the Conference Employment Service. 0 I am seeking employment (no cost). 0 We have a job opening ($25 for each position listed).

EARLY BIRD REGISTRATIONS ARE EFFECTIVE THROUGH POSTMARK DATE OF OCTOBER 13, 1994. ADVANCE REGISTRATIONS MUST BE POSTMARKED BY OCTOBER 13. DO NOT MAll REGI.STRATIONS AFTER THAT DATE; INSTEAD REGISTER AT THE CONFERENCE.

TYPES OF CONFERENCE REGISTRATIONS

Member Non-Member

Second Family Member: Additional family member NCFR Member: An active member of the National who is attending the conference. Council on Family Relations in any membership category. Your dues must be current at the time you Non-member Professional: Attendee who is not a register for the conference. current dues-paying member of NCFR.

NCFR Organization Member: The organization Non-member Student: A student who is currently belongs to the National Council on Family Relations. enrolled in a college or university, and is not a Up to 2 staff members of the organization may current dues-paying member of NCFR. Verification register for the conference at the member rate; of student status must be enclosed with your additional staff must pay the non-member rate. The registration. organization's dues must be current at the time you register for the conference. SINGlE DAY Retired NCFR Member: An active member of the National Council on Family Relations, in any Professional: A person attending the conference for membership category, who is retired from employ­ only one day. The day of attendance must be ment. Your dues must be current at the time you indicated on the form. register for the conference. Full-time Student: A student attending the confer­ Student Member: An active member of the National ence for only one day. The day of attendance must be Council on Family Relations, in any membership indicated on the form. Verification of student status category, who is currently enrolled in a college or must be enclosed with your registration. university. Your dues must be current at the time you register for the conference. Verification of student status must be enclosed with your registration.

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REGISTER BY OcTOBER 13 AND Photograph courtesy of The Greater Minneapolis Convention and Visitors Assoc. UP TO $25 Informatioll continued jro111 front i11side cover. entertainment complex in the U.S., is available about a block from the Within a short cab ride are three Look inside for complete n1ajor art museums, the award­ hotel. Downtown St. Paul with winning Guthrie Theater, more than many additional dining, shopping, conference printed 20 live theaters, the University of and entertainment options is less program. Minnesota, the Metrodome (home of them 15 minutes away by cab or car. the M.N Vikings), Target Center We think you will find Minneapolis (home of the Timberwolves), and a friendly, hospitable, and ftm place the Mississippi. to visit while attending the A shuttle bus to the Mall of conference. America, the largest retail and Local Arrangements Committee

Non-Profit Organization National Council on Family Relations U.S. Postage 3989 Central Ave. NE, Suite 550 PAID Minneapolis, MN 55421 Lake Mills, IA Permit No.8 NCFR Printed in the USA I

President, 1993-94 Harriette P. McAdoo President-elect, 1993-94 Alexis J. Walker President-elect, 1994-95 Michael J. Sporakowski CFllE

Bert N. Adams Gladys Groves (deceased) F. Ivan Nyc Joan Aldous Richard N. Hey John O'Gmdy (deceased) Lclond J. Axelson M. Janice Hogan David H. Olson HeJmf Bowman (deceased) Nadina Kavinoky (deceased) Ernest G. Osborne (deceased) Carlied B. Broderick William F. Kenkel Blaine R. Porter Ernest W. Burgess (deceased) Richard K. Kerclchoff Sharon J. Price Wesley R. Burr, CFLE Patricia Kain Knaub Ira L. Reiss Harold T. Christensen Judson Landis (deceased) Aaron Rutledge (deceased) Dorothy Dyer (deceased) Gerald R. Leslie Paul Sayre (deceased) Elizabcilz Force Eleanore B. Luckey (deceased) William M. Smith Jr. Robert Foster (deceased) David Mace (deceased) Graham. B. Spanier Lawrence Fmnk (deceased) Hamilton I. McCubbin CFLE Murmy A. Straus Wallace Fulton (deceased) Adolf Meyer (deceased) David Treat (deceased) Kate Garner Brent C. Miller Clark Vincent (deceased) Paul C. Glick Mildred I. Morgan (deceased) James Walters Sidney Goldstein (deceased) Gerhard Neubeck Lynda Henley Walters Enzcst Groves (deceased) William. C. Nichols, Jr.

The National Council on Family NCFR's mission by promoting cutting •To share stimulating presentations Relations (NCFR) is a member-funded, edge research, policy agendas, and by plenary speakers and hold Sectional non-profit, non-partisan organization networking opportunities for meetings, in varied formats to provide for professionals in the family field. multidisciplinary professionals who professional development research deliver services to families. Approxi­ opportunities. mately 1,200 professionals and graduate NCIFR Mission Statement: •To offer attendees continuing students attend the conference. education credits. The National Council 011 Fmnily Relations provides a fontm for family researclzers, •To present the latest audio-visual Objediwes of ithe NCIFR Ar~nual cducntors, and prnctitioners to slzare in the materials in the family field in exhibits dcvelopme111 and disseminatio11 oflmowl­ Cor~fewence: and film screenings throughout the edgc about families and family relationships, •To provide a means for profession­ conference. cstal,lishcs profcssiollal standards, and als to disseminate cutting edge research •To give members of the National works to promote family well-being. and policy information in the diverse Council on Family Relations an oppor­ Founded in 1938, NCFR has a member­ fields of the family (i.e. therapy, law, tunity to learn more about the gover­ ship of 3,900 professionals throughout medicine, psychology, sociology, social nance of the organization and provide the world. It publishes two premier work, etc.). opportunities for involvement in journals, founzal of Marriage and the •To enable attendees the opportu­ various conference activities. Family and Family Rclatio11s. nity to network with leading profession­ •To provide a forum for public The Annual Conference implements als in the family field. policy discussion.