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Home | About Us | Faculty | Angelique Day

Angelique G. DayAngelique G. Day

Title: Research Specialist
Office Location: 58 Baker Hall
Phone: 517/353-0764
Fax: 517/353-3038
E-mail: dayangel@msu.edu

Education

  • MSW, Michigan State University
  • BS, Central Michigan University

Professional Interests

  • Child welfare
  • Issues impacting youth in transition
  • Kinship care
  • Legislative advocacy
  • Issues that impact American Indian children and families

Research/Grants

  • Health challenges for youth leaving the child welfare system. Kellogg Grant, 2006-2008
  • Pulling it all together: Medicaid participation, work and income packaging for families living with severe and persistent physical and mental disabilities. State of Michigan Medicaid Grant, 2005-2007
  • Parenting Time Grant. State of Michigan, 2004
  • Psychological, physical and social issues of children raised by grandparents. Pearl J. Aldrich Research Grant, 2003

Teaching

  • SW 491 - Social Work with American Indian Families and Communities

Articles & Publications

  • Day, A. (2006). The power of informal support: A personal account of mentoring and resilience. Reclaiming Children and Youth.
  • Day, A. & Cross, S. (2004). Legal options of grandparents raising their grandchildren. Aging Section Connection. NASW, Washington DC

Presentations

  • American Indian grandparents and grandchildren share differences in their perception of the kinship care relationship Association for Gerontology in Higher Education Conference: Indianapolis, IN, February 2006.
  • Cross cultural mentoring in higher education: A case study. Women's Studies Conference: University of Wisconsin, Madison, April 2005.
  • Importance of mentoring: Student involvement in a qualitative American Indian research study. 22nd Annual Conference of the Association of Baccalaureate Social Work Program Directors: Detroit, MI, November 2004.
  • AWOL youth: The resource family role. Michigan Foster and Adoptive Parent Association Conference: Grand Rapids, MI, April 2003.

Other

  • 2004-2006 Michigan Indian Day Planning Committee
  • Child and Family Advocacy Certificate, MSU Chance at Childhood Program (Law and Social Work)
  • Certificate in Mediation, MSU College of Law and Central Michigan Dispute Resolution Center
  • Alcohol and Other Drug Problems certificate, Michigan Certification Board for Addiction Professionals
  • Completion, Michigan Child Welfare Institute training program
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