TINA M. SOUDERS
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Education
2013-present PhD student. Old Dominion University, Darden College of Education,
Instructional Design and Technology, Norfolk, VA.
1998-2001
J.D. School of Law, North Carolina Central University, Evening Program, Cum
Laude, Durham, NC.
1991-1993
M.S.W. School of Social Work, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign,
Urbana, IL.
1980-1984
B.A. Sociology, Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania, Bloomsburg, PA.
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Professional Experience
2005- present Director, Winston-Salem Distance Education MSW Program
UNC-CH, School of Social Work. Winston-Salem, NC. Rank: Clinical Associate
Professor (2011). Responsibilities include administration, recruitment and
supervision of faculty, field instructors and students, advising, field supervision,
public relations, community engagement, course development and instruction.
Since 2012, work with faculty and other professionals to design and develop
online and blended courses for higher education.
2001-present Speaker and Trainer
Winston-Salem, NC. Conduct speaking and training workshops on a range of
topics including social work ethics, clinical supervision, and legal-related issues.
2000-2005
Director of Quality Improvement & Director of Integrated Services
The Children’s Home, Inc. Winston-Salem, NC.
1995-2000
Lead Willie M. Regional Service Manager, Willie M. Regional Service Manager
& Area Program Consultant
NC DMH/DD/SAS, Raleigh, NC.
1989-1995
Cottage Director, Intake Coordinator, Program Services Assistant & Child Care
Worker
Cunningham Children’s Home, Urbana, IL.
1993-1995
Adjunct Instructor, Sociology Department
Parkland College, Champaign, IL.
1988-1990
Assistant Probation Officer
Champaign County Youth Detention Center, Urbana, IL.
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Publications
Souders, T. (2012). Informed consent in the information age. NASW Intersections.
Souders, T. (2011, October/November). Self-disclosure, the Internet and you! NASW-NC
Newsletter.
Souders, T. (2011, August/September). Is it ethical to friend a current client on Facebook?
NASW-NC Newsletter.
Souders, T., Strom-Gottfried, K., & DeVito, D. (August 2011). FAQ on Documentation and
Clinical Records. Theimann Advisory. School of Social Work, University of North
Carolina at Chapel Hill.
Souders, T. (June 2011). Guidelines for the use of social media. Field Education Program, UNCCH School of Social Work.
DeVito, D., Strom-Gottfried, K., & Souders, T. (July 2010). FAQ on Confidentiality and HIV+
Clients. Theimann Advisory. School of Social Work, University of North Carolina at
Chapel Hill.
Souders, T., Strom-Gottfried, K., & DeVito, D. (June 2009). FAQ on Services to Minors of
Divorced Parents. Theimann Advisory. School of Social Work, University of North
Carolina at Chapel Hill.
Souders, T. (2005, June/July). Ethics Survey Results. NASW-NC Newsletter.
Souders, T. (2005, December/January). Legal Resources for Social Workers on the Internet.
NASW-NC Newsletter.
Behar, L.B. & Souders, T.M. (1997). The Status of Sexually Aggressive Youth in North Carolina
1996-1997. North Carolina Division of Mental Health, Developmental Disabilities and
Substance Abuse Services, Child and Family Services Section. Raleigh, NC.
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Poster Presentation
Reath, K. & Souders, T. (2007). Marketing Distance Education: Hybrid Strategies for Today's
Applicants. Council on Social Work Education Annual Program Meeting, San Francisco,
CA.
Roundtable
Souders, T. & Palmer, M.T. (2012). Will you be my friend? Social Media’s Role in Field
Education. Council on Social Work Education Annual Program Meeting. Washington,
DC.
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Palmer, M.T. & Souders, T. (2011). Setting the Stage for Success: Avoiding the Pitfalls of
Employer Based Placements. Council on Social Work Education Annual Program
Meeting, Atlanta, GA.
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Teaching Record
UNC School of Social Work
2015
SoWo 796:
Evidence Based Interventions in Direct
Practice
2015
SoWo 799:
Interventions with Organizations and
Communities
2013, 2014
SoWo 730:
Social Work and the Law: ONLINE
2012, 2014
SoWo 517:
Planning for Social Work Interventions
2011, 2012, 2013, 2014
SoWo 570:
Social Work Practice with Communities
and Organizations
2011
SoWo 851:
Social Work Practice with Groups
2006, 2007, 2008, 2010
SoWo 249/874: Management and Community Practice //
Management and Administration: Theory
and Practice
2006, 2010
SoWo 730:
Social Work and the Law
2006
Law 213.1:
Non-Profit Law- Independent Study
2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010 SoWo 380/715: Integrated Bridge Course: Social Policy &
Discrimination and Inequality
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Selected Workshops, Presentations and Trainings
2014
Keynote: Beyond the expiration point: Examining the relevance of the NASW
Code of Ethics. NASW-NC Clinical Summer Institute, Wilmington, NC.
2013
Presentation: Ethical practice in the electronic age. Clinical Update and
Psychopharmacology Review. Cape Fear Botanical Garden, Fayetteville, NC.
2013
Presentation: When our worlds collide: Social media and professional practice.
Eastern AHE, Greenville NC.
2012
Presentation: Social Media and Professional Ethics, NC Public Health
Association Conference, New Bern, NC. Also presented at NC School Social
Workers Fall Conference, Pinehurst, NC.
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2012
Presentation: The Supervisory Process. The Guilford Center, Greensboro, NC.
2012
Presentation: Clinical Supervision: Ethical and Legal Considerations. NASW-NC
Clinical Supervision Certificate Training, Winston-Salem, NC. Also presented at
Fayetteville AHEC, Fayetteville, NC.
2012
Presentation: When Our Worlds Collide: Social Media, Technology and
Professional Practice. 8th North Carolina Parent Resource Center Conference,
Raleigh, NC. Also presented at Fellowship Hall, Greensboro, NC.
2012
Presentation: Will you be my friend? How technology has altered professional
boundaries in the 21st century. W.G. (Bill) Hefner VA Medical Center, Salisbury,
NC. Also presented at Greensboro AHEC, Greensboro, NC; Charlotte AHEC,
Charlotte, NC; Mountain AHEC, Asheville, NC.
2012
Presentation: Ethical Considerations for Therapists Using Social Media.
NCAMFT North Central Chapter Meeting, Salem College, Winston-Salem, NC.
2012
Invited Presentation: Social Media and Your Professional Reputation: What you
need to know! East Carolina University Field Education Orientation, Greenville,
NC. Also presented at Warren Wilson College, Asheville, NC.
2011
Presentation: Social Media, Ethics and the Workplace: Emerging Trends. 89th
Annual Social Services Institute, Hickory, NC.
2011
Keynote Speaker: Will you be my friend? Ethical Considerations in the 21st
Century. NASW-NC, Wilmington, NC. Also presented at Eastern AHEC,
Greenville, NC; Hospice of the Piedmont, Greensboro, NC; OPC Area Program,
Chapel Hill, NC; Triangle Family Services, Raleigh, NC; Old Vineyard
Behavioral Services, Winston-Salem, NC.
2011
Invited Presentation: Students and Social Media: What Social Workers Need to
Know. Winston-Salem Forsyth County School Social Workers, Winston-Salem,
NC.
2011
Invited Presentation: Does Technology Revolutionize the Way We Counsel?
Crossroads Counseling Center, Inc. Hickory, NC.
2010
Invited Presentation: Will you be my friend? Field Appreciation Day, School of
Social Work, UNC, Chapel Hill, NC. Also presented at Greensboro Local
Program Unit and Greensboro AHEC, Greensboro, NC.
2010
Presentation: Ethics in Clinical Care Management. Baptist Hospital, Social Work
Department, Winston-Salem, NC.
2010
Keynote Speaker: Recession Ethics: Ethical Practice in Difficult Economic Times.
NASW-NC, Wilmington, NC. Also invited presentation at Asheville Local
Program Unit, Asheville, NC.
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2010
Invited Presentation: Diving Into Clinical Supervision: Ethical and Legal
Considerations. North Carolina National Association of Social Work Clinical
Supervision Certificate Training. Greensboro, NC.
2010
Invited Workshop: Ethical and Legal Considerations of Clinical Practice with
Catholic Charities. Raleigh, NC.
2009
Presentation: Shades of Gray: Exposing the Nuances of Professional
Ethical Boundaries and Dual Relationships. Charlotte AHEC, Charlotte, NC,
Mountain AHEC- Asheville, Crossroads Counseling, LLC. Hickory, NC,
Fellowship Hall, Reidsville, NC, Greenville AHEC, Greenville, NC.
2009
Invited presentation: Ethical boundaries in the 21st century. NC Council of
Community Programs, Pinehurst, NC.
2009
Keynote presentation: Ethics in Practice: Terminating Therapeutic Work with
Clients. NASW-NC, Wilmington, NC.
2009
Invited presentation: Diving Into Clinical Supervision: Ethical and Legal
Considerations North Carolina National Association of Social Work Clinical
Supervision Certificate Training. Greensboro, NC.
2009
Invited presentation: Ethics in Practice: Terminating Therapeutic Work with
Clients. Clinical Lecture Series, UNC-CH School of Social Work. Also presented
at East Carolina University and Greenville LPU, Greenville, NC.
2009
Invited Keynote Speaker: Shades of Gray: Exposing the Nuances of Professional
Ethical Boundaries and Dual Relationships. Delta State University, Field
Education Conference, Cleveland, MS.
2009
Invited presentation: Ethics in Practice. Clinical Update and Psychopharmacology
Review, Pinehurst, NC.
2009
Presentation: Ethics in Practice: A day in the life of Help N. Yew. SE AHEC,
Pinehurst, NC, Northwest AHEC, Winston-Salem, NC.
2008
Invited Keynote Speaker: Shades of Gray: Exposing the Nuances of Professional
Ethical Boundaries and Dual Relationships. Mary Lanning Memorial Hospital,
Hastings NE.
2008
Invited Presentation: Diving Into Clinical Supervision & Shades of Gray, NASWMississippi, Natchez, MS.
2008
Invited Presentation: The Ethics of Silence. Career Day, UNC-CH School of
Social Work, Chapel Hill, NC.
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2007
Invited Presentation: Diving Into Clinical Supervision: Ethical and Legal
Considerations. North Carolina National Association of Social Work Clinical
Supervision Certificate Training. Charlotte, NC.
2007
Presentation: Shades of Gray: Exposing the Nuances of Professional Ethical
Boundaries and Dual Relationships. Workshop conducted at Charlotte AHEC,
Mountain AHEC, Asheville, NC and Fayetteville AHEC, NC.
2007
Keynote speaker: The Ethics of Silence. National Association of Social Workers
Clinical Social Work Summer Institute. Wilmington, NC.
2006
Invited Presentation: Diving Into Clinical Supervision: Ethical and Legal
Considerations. North Carolina National Association of Social Work Clinical
Supervision Certificate Training. Charlotte, NC.
2006
Keynote speaker: My Lips are Sealed: Ethical Supervision in the Midst of
Supervisee Nondisclosure. Annual Field Education Appreciation Day. Friday
Center, Chapel Hill, NC. Co-presented with Theresa Palmer, MSW, LCSW,
LMFT, AAMFT Approved Supervisor.
2006
Presentation: Shades of Gray: Exposing the Nuances of Professional Ethical
Boundaries and Dual Relationships. Northwest AHEC, Winston-Salem, NC and
Greensboro AHEC, Greensboro, NC.
2006
Presentation: Walking the Ethics Tightrope: Paternalism in Social Work Practice.
Piedmont Local Program Unit of NASW-NC. Greensboro, NC, and UNC-CH
Hospital Social Work Department, Chapel Hill, NC.
2005
Workshop: Ethical Considerations in Working with SPMI Clients. The Thirteenth
Annual North Carolina Conference on Innovative Approaches in Psychiatric
Rehabilitation at John Umstead Hospital. Butner, NC. Co-presented with Renee
Gorby, RN, Elliot Silverstein, PhD, and Erica Wise, PhD.
2005
Presentation: The Balancing Act: Self-determination and Client Well-being. Boone
Local Program Unit of NASW-NC. Boone, NC.
2005
Workshop: Ethics in Case Management Practice with Families. 16th Annual Baby
Love Conference. Charlotte, NC.
2005
Keynote speaker: Am I My Brother’s Keeper?: Paternalism in Social Work
Practice. NASW-NC Clinical Social Work Summer Institute. Wilmington, NC.
2005
Invited Presentation: Clinical Supervision: What it is AND what it isn’t, Do you
have what it takes?, Grab Bag and Diving Into Clinical Supervision. North
Carolina National Association of Social Work Clinical Supervision Certificate
Training. High Point, NC.
2005
Presentation: Helping Clients Help Themselves: Autonomy in Practice. Public
Health Social Work Conference. Asheboro, NC.
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2005
Presentation: Ethical Relationships: Honoring Boundaries with Clients. Asheville
Local Program Unit of NASW-NC. Asheville, NC.
2005
Presentation: The Triangulation of Ethics. Presentation conducted at the Piedmont
Local Program Unit of NASW-NC. Greensboro, NC.
2004
Presentation: So Now What? The Top Five Principles that Guide Ethical Decision
Making. North Carolina National Association of Social Work Fall Conference.
Asheville, NC.
2004
Presentation: How to Ethically Manage Boundaries and Dual Relationships.
North Carolina National Association of Social Work Summer Clinical Institute.
Wilmington, NC.
2004
Invited presentation: Diving into Clinical Supervision. North Carolina National
Association of Social Work Clinical Supervision Certificate Training. High Point,
NC.
2004
Presentation: The Resilient Supervisor. North Carolina Child and Family Services
Association Spring Conference. Asheboro, NC.
2004
Invited presentation: Solving Ethical Dilemmas. Fayetteville Local Program Unit,
Annual Social Work Ethics Workshop. Fayetteville, NC.
2004
Presentation: Ethics in Case Management. Public Health Social Work Conference.
Winston-Salem, NC.
2003
Presentation: The Resilient Supervisor. North Carolina National Association of
Social Work Fall Conference. Maggie Valley, NC.
2003
Invited Presentation: The Art of Ethical Decision Making. Fayetteville Chapter of
NASW, Annual Social Work Ethics Workshop. Fayetteville, NC.
2002
Presentation: Ethical Testimony: Avoiding Breaches of Confidentiality on the
Stand. North Carolina National Association of Social Work Summer Clinical
Institute. Wilmington, NC. Co-presented with Joy Marcum, MSW, ACSW,
LCSW.
2002
Invited presentation: Tarasoff and Its Progeny: What YOU Need to Know! North
Carolina National Association of Social Work Annual Ethics Conference.
Raleigh, NC.
2001
Presentation: Does Ethical Practice Really Reduce Liability? North Carolina
National Association of Social Work Annual Fall Conference. Wilmington, NC,
and North Carolina Family Based Services Association, Winston-Salem, NC.
1999
Teleconference: The New Juvenile Code & Its Impact on Mental Health Services.
Willie M. Section of DMH/DD/SAS. Raleigh, NC.
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1999
Panel member: Inter-agency Collaboration. Department of Public Instruction
BEH Summer Institute. Atlantic Beach, NC.
1998
Workshop: Alphabet Soup- T/HP, AOI, AR, WMIS. Willie M. Case Manager
Orientation Training. Raleigh, NC.
1998
Workshop: Every time a bell rings… using data to manage change. Willie M.
Leadership Conference. Raleigh, NC.
1997
Workshop: Using Data to Monitor System Performance. Willie M. Leadership
Conference. Wilmington, NC.
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Service to the University, Community, and Profession
2013-present Member, Curriculum Committee, UNC School of Social Work.
2009-present Chair, Advisory Board- Winston-Salem Distance Education MSW Program.
2005-present Ex-offico member, Recruitment and Admissions Committee, UNC-CH School of
Social Work.
2009-2011
Member, NASW-NC Finance Committee, Raleigh, NC.
2009- 2011
Member, Finance Committee NASW-National Office, Washington, DC.
2009- 2011
Delegate to National Delegate Assembly for NASW-NC, Raleigh, NC.
2008-2010
President, The Adam Foundation, Inc. Winston-Salem, NC.
2007-2010
Board Member, The Adam Foundation, Inc. Winston-Salem, NC.
2006
Mock appellate judge, Wake Forest University School of Law Trial Court
Competition, Winston-Salem, NC.
2006-2007
Member, Management and Community Practice Committee, UNC School of
Social Work.
2005-2010
Member, Field Advisory Committee, UNC-CH School of Social Work.
2005-2009
Treasurer/Treasurer-elect, NASW-NC Board of Directors, Raleigh, NC.
2005- 2009
Chair, NASW-NC Finance Committee, Raleigh, NC.
2005-2009
Member, Executive Committee, NASW-NC, Raleigh, NC.
2005-2008
Member, North Carolina Part-time MSW Program Directors Consortium
2001-2007
Member, Ethics Committee, NASW-NC, Raleigh, NC.
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Honors
2013
Dean’s Recognition of Teaching Excellence, School of Social Work, UNC-CH
2011
Dean’s Recognition of Teaching Excellence, School of Social Work, UNC-CH
2009
Most Appreciated Mentor, Graduating Class of the Winston-Salem Distance
Education Program, School of Social Work, UNC-CH
2008
Outstanding Professor Award, Graduating Class of the Winston-Salem Distance
Education Program, School of Social Work, UNC-CH
2007
Most Appreciated Faculty, Graduating Class of the Winston-Salem Distance
Education Program, School of Social Work, UNC-CH
2006
Dean’s Recognition of Teaching Excellence, School of Social Work, UNC-CH
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Professional Licenses, Certifications, and Memberships
2012- present Association of Educational Communications and Technology
2001- present Licensed Clinical Social Worker, North Carolina
1992-present National Association of Social Workers (NASW)
2001- 2013
North Carolina Licensed Attorney- Inactive status (2013)
2001- 2013
21st Judicial District Bar Association
2001- 2013
Forsyth County Bar Association
1995-2001
Certified Clinical Social Worker, North Carolina
1995
Licensed Clinical Social Worker, Illinois
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