Full Time Faculty

Sadye L. Logan (2005) Social Work Practice with People of African Descent: An Annotated Bibliography. Alexander, VA.: CSWE

Freeman, Edith M., Logan, Sadye L. (Ed.) ( 2004 ) Reconceptualizing the Strengths and Common Heritage of Black Families: Practice, research and Policy Issues. Charles C. Thomas Publishers

Sadye L. Logan [Ed.] (2001). 2nd Edition. The Black Family: Building Strenth, Self- Help, and Positive Change . Colorado: Westview Press, Inc.

Sadye L. Logan and Edith Freeman, [Eds.] 2000 Health Care in the Black Community:

Empowerment, Knowledge, Skills, and Collectivism . New York: Haworth

Sadye L. Logan (2004) Social Justice, Political Activism, and System Change related to Black Families and Communities. In Edith M. Freeman and Sadye L. Logan (Eds) Reconceptualizing the Strength and Common Heritage of Black Families Charles C. Thomas

Sadye L. Logan (2004) Black Women and Families: A Research Analysis. In Edith M.

Freeman and Sadye Logan, (Eds) Reconceptualizing the Strengths and Common Heritage of Black Families. Charles C. Thomas

Sadye L. Logan (2003) Issues in Multiculturalism: Multicultural Practice, and Cultural: Diversity and Competence. Social Work Encyclopedia Supplement. Washington, DC NASW Press

Sadye L. Logan (2000) Meditation as a tool that Links the Professional and the Personal. In Sonia Ables (Ed), Spirituality and Social Work Practice: Narratives For Professional Helping. Denver, CO: Love Publishing CO.

International

“Multiculturalism—A Movement for Social Justice or a Festival of Diversity.” 13th International Symposium of the Inter-University Consortium for International Social Development, Mumbia, India, December 29, 2003-January 2, 2004

“Reclaiming our Common Heritage: The Ties that Bind Black Families Across Cultures. The
International Association of Caribbean and Social Work Educators, Barbados, WI, July, 2003

“African American Women in the 21st Century: Forging an Expanded Perspective for Individual and Group Identity Development.” A Special Symposium: Families and Children in Sub-Sahara Africa and the Diaspora: Expanding Paradigms for Practice, Policy and Research, Accra, Ghana, May , 2001

National and Regional

Sadye L. Logan. (March 2005) The Second Distinguished Social Work Black Family Lecture, Fayetteville State University, College of Humanities & Social Sciences, Department of Social Work. “Reclaiming the Inner Strengths: Black Families in the New Millennium”

Sadye L. Logan. (March 2003) “Reclaiming the Inner Strengths: Practice Interventions with Families of Color. 8th Annual Black Family Life Conference, University of South Florida, Tampa, Florida, (Invitational).

Sadye L. Logan. , (February, 2000) “Research on Coping and Resiliency from a Life – Span Perspective.” Society for Social Work research, Charleston, South Carolina.