Pamela Aneesah Nadir
1113 West Kilarea
Avenue
Mesa, Arizona
85210
Aneesah.nadir@asu.edu
aneesahnadir@hotmail.com
H. (480) 752-1035
C. (480) 233-6547
VITA
EDUCATION:
2003 Doctor of Philosophy
School of Social Work
Arizona State University
Tempe, Arizona 85287
1984 Master of Social Work
School of Social Work
Arizona State University
Tempe, Arizona 85287
1978 Bachelor of Science, Social Welfare
Adelphi University
Garden City, New York
ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE:
2003- Present Assistant Professor
College of Human Services
Department of Social Work
Arizona State University West
Glendale, Arizona
Courses
Taught: Social Work Practice II: Individuals and Families, Social Work Practice
III: Groups and Communities, Field
Seminar, MSW Cluster, Undergraduate Internship, Graduate Professional
Experience, Ethnic and Cultural Variables in Social Work, Social Policy and
Services I, Social Policy and Services II, The Muslim Reality: Living in
America.
8/94-2003 Lecturer
College of Human Services
Department of Social Work
Arizona State University West
Glendale, Arizona
Courses
Taught: Human Behavior in the Social Environment, Social Work Practice II:
Individuals and Families, Social Work Practice III: Groups and Communities, Field Seminar, Internship Liaison, Ethnic
and Cultural Variables in Social Work, Social Policy and Services, The Muslim
Reality: Living in America.
8/92-4/95 Adjunct Faculty
Ottawa University
Tempe, Arizona
Courses Taught: Trends Issues and
Perspectives in the Helping Professions, Skills and
Techniques in Human Services, Human
Services in the Community, Racial and
Cultural Diversity, Seminar in
Family Issues, Marriage and Family.
1/94-5/94 Faculty Associate
School of Social Work
Arizona State University
Tempe, Arizona
Course Taught: Social Policy and Services,
Ethnic Minorities and Social
Work, Integrative Seminar
8/83-5/84 Graduate Research Associate
School of Social Work
Arizona State University
Tempe, Arizona
Coordination of research activities,
supervision of research students, development
of program evaluation tools and completion of program evaluation and research study.
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
10/96-12/02 Family
Issues Columnist
Arizona Muslim Voice
Phoenix, Arizona
Writes monthly column on marriage, family and
youth issues.
8/96-12/99 Volunteer Social Services Director
Arizona Muslim Family Health and Social
Services
Tempe, Arizona
Premarital Counseling, Family Life Skills Education,
Group Counseling,
Coordination of Social Services.
3/91-3/92 Administrator/Clinical Director
Family and Community Extension Center
Phoenix, Arizona
Overall management and coordination of
clinical services for 12-bed
Therapeutic girls group home.
8/91-12/91 Prevention Consultant
Southminster Social Services Agency
Phoenix, Arizona
Technical assistance in HIV/AIDS prevention
program and coalition development.
6/87-6/91 Family Advocacy Outreach Program
Manager
Luke Air Force Base
Glendale, Arizona
Coordination
of family maltreatment prevention programs for military personnel and their
families. Provision of parenting
education, prevention and early intervention services. Inservice training and education for
paraprofessionals, school personnel and Air Force supervisors. Volunteer
coordination.
9/95-6/87 Adolescent Prevention Specialist
Maricopa
County Department of Health Services
Phoenix, Arizona
Coordination
and implementation of inservice training and education for school personnel,
health care professionals and youth leadership regarding adolescent health,
prenatal care and parenting issues.
8/84-7/85 Prevention Training Specialist
CODAMA
Services
Phoenix,
Arizona
Inservice
training and education for professionals, teachers and youth leadership
regarding behavioral health and substance abuse issues.
Provision
of prevention services.
5/83-9/84 Vocational Training Specialist
Arizona Call-A-Teen
Phoenix, Arizona
Provision of job skills, life skills
education and counseling.
BOOK
CHAPTERS
Nadir, A. (2004).
An American Muslim Response to the
9/11 commission report. In First
Impressions: American Muslim Perspectives. Virginia: The International Institute of Islamic Thought.
Nadir, A.
(2002). Social Welfare with Muslims in the U.S.” in Popple, P. & Leighninger, L. (2002). Instructor’s Manual for Social Work, Social
Welfare and American Society (5th ed). Boston: Allyn and Bacon.
Nadir, A. and
Dziegielewski, S. (2001) Islam. In Van Hook, M., et.al. (eds.)
(2001). Spirituality within
religious traditions in social work practice.
California:Brooks/Cole.
Nadir, A. (1998). Promoting
positive marital outcomes among Muslims in America. Lin, P. (ed.) (1998) Islam in America: Images and
challenges. Indiana: University of Indianapolis Press.
Nadir, A. (2005). Islam in the African-American Experience. American Journal of Islamic Social Sciences. 22(2). 111-114.
Nadir, A. (2005). Islamic Social Services: Challenges and Opportunities. American Journal of Islamic Social Sciences. 22(3). 168-171.
DISSERTATION:
Nadir, P.A. (2003). An Act of Faith: Voices of Young Muslim Women in America. A dissertation submitted in partial fulfillment for the degree of doctor of philosophy in the graduate school of social work, College of Public Programs at Arizona State University.
ENCYCLOPEDIA:
Nadir, P.A. (in press).
Muslim Social Services. Encyclopedia of Social Work, 20th
Ed. New York: Oxford University Press and the National Association of Social
Workers.
Nadir, A. (2005). Reflections on
teaching the Muslim Reality.
Reflections. Narratives of Professional
Helping.
Nadir, A. (accepted pending
revisions). Anti-Bias Project Builds
Awareness and knowledge among social work students and practitioners about
Muslims in America. Journal of Religion
and Spirituality in Social Work: Social
Thought.
Hodge, D. and Nadir, A. (accepted). Moving toward culturally
competent practice with Muslims: Modifying cognitive therapy with Islamic
tenets. Social Work.
INVITED PUBLICATIONS:
Nadir,
A. (September, 2004). Organized Islamic Social Services: A Critical Need for the Muslim Community in
America. Community Voice. Roxbury, MA: Islamic Multi-Service Organization.
Nadir,
A. (In Submission/Publication Pending). Common
Threads in the life of an American Muslim Woman. Hayaati-My Life: A Magazine for Muslim women in America. Association of Muslim Women America at
Virginia Commonwealth University.
September
11th Anti-Bias Project Grant, $41,000 awarded by ChevronTexaco and
the National Conference for Community and Justice, from 2003 to 2004.
Arizona
State University at the West Campus-College of Human Services Student Intern
Grant, $500. Summer 2004.
PRESENTATIONS:
Nadir, A. and Hoque, M. (2007).
Preparation for Social Work Practice with Muslims Living in North
America. Council on Social Work
Education Annual Program Meeting, San Francisco, California. (juried)
Nadir, A. (2007).
Muslim Patients, Their Cultural and Faith: Cultural and Spiritual
Competence Considerations for Casemanagers.
Mercy Longterm Care. Phoenix, Arizona.
Nadir, A. (2007). Islamic Social Services: Supporting the Development of Islamic
Education among Muslim American Youth. Quba Institute. University of
Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Nadir, A. (2007). Muslim Cultural and Faith Considerations: Culturally Competent Best Practices for work
with Muslim Behavioral Health clients, patients, and consumers. 39th Annual Southwestern School of
Behavioral Health Studies. Tucson,
Arizona.
Nadir, A. (2007).
American Muslim Families, Their
Culture and Faith: Building Cultural
and Spiritual Competence. National
Association of Social Workers- Arizona Chapter. Arizona State University,
Phoenix.
Nadir, A. (2007).
Muslim Patients, Their Cultural
and Faith: Cultural and Spiritual Competence Considerations for Hospital
Chaplains. Desert Banner Hospital. Mesa, Arizona.
Nadir, A. (2007. Muslim Cultural and Faith Considerations:
Culturally Competent Best Practices for work with Muslim Behavioral Health
clients, patients, and consumers. TERROS.
Phoenix, Arizona.
Nadir, A. (2007). Muslim Americans: A
Diverse Population. Islamic Social
Services Association- Canada and Islamic Family Social Services
Association. Edmonton, Canada
Nadir, A. (2007).
Muslim Women, Recreation and Leisure Services. Arizona State University.
Glendale, Arizona.
Nadir, A. (2007).
Muslim Cultural and Faith Considerations: Culturally Competent Best
Practices for work with Muslim Behavioral Health clients, patients, and
consumers. Value Options. Rio Salado Community College. Tempe, Arizona.
Nadir, A. (2007).
Intimate Partner Abuse and Muslims in America. National Association of Social Workers-Arizona. Tucson, Arizona.
Nadir, A. (2005). Social Issues Facing Muslims in North
America. Annual Convention of the
Islamic Society of North America. Chicago, Illinois
Nadir, A. (2005). Addressing Refugee Resettlement in the U.S.
by Promoting Islamic Social Services in the overlooked and underserved: Muslim Refugees in America. Annual Convention of the Islamic Society of
North America. Chicago, Illinois
Nadir, A. (2005). Growing up in America: Challenges Facing
Muslim Adolescent Girls.
Annual Convention of
the Islamic Society of North America. Chicago,
Illinois
Nadir, A.
(2005). Working with African
American Muslims: Considerations for Chaplains. Annual Conference of Muslim
Chaplains. Islamic Society of North
America Leadership Development Center.
Chicago, Illinois
Nadir, A. (2005).
African American Muslim Families. Council on Social Work Education,
Annual Program Manager’s Conference. New
York, New York. (juried
Nadir, A. (2005). Muslim Students in America: Their Culture and Faith. Rio Salado College Diversity Series. Tempe, Arizona
Nadir, A. (2005).
History of Islam in America. Tempe Historical Society. Tempe, Arizona.
Nadir, A. (2005).Islamic Culture at the End of Life. Palliative Care Pathways-St. Joseph’s
Hospital. Phoenix, Arizona.
Nadir, A.
(2005). Islamic Spirituality at
the End of Life. Tucson Chaplains
Association
Tucson, Arizona.
Nadir, A. (2004).Muslims in America After 9/11: Challenges and Opportunities
In Struggling Muslim
Communities in the West. Parliament of
the World Religions.
Barcelona, Spain.
Nadir, A. (2004). African American Muslims: Building Bridges
for Peace and Collaborative Social Action.
Parliament of the World’s Religions.
Barcelona, Spain.
Nadir, A. (2004). Roadmap to
Social Services. Annual Convention of
the Islamic Society of North America. Chicago,
Illinois
Nadir, A. (2004). Know your Muslim Client: Culturally and Spiritually Literate Service
Delivery. Islamic Social Services
Association Pre-Conference.Department of Social Work-University of Toronto. Toronto, Canada.
Nadir, A.
(2004). Listen to the Voices of
Young Muslim Women: Considerations for
Muslim Community Leaders. Islamic
Social Services Association Conference. University
of Toronto. Toronto, Canada (Juried)
Nadir, A. (2004). The ISSA Anti Bias Project: Anti
Bias Education About Muslims in America for Human Service Providers. 2004 Anti-Bias Education Conference-Arizona
State University. Tempe, Arizona (Juried)
Nadir, A. (2004).
The Arizona Court System Symposium on the Global Dimensions of Muslim
Culture. Maricopa County Board of
Supervisors Auditorium. Phoenix,
Arizona
Nadir, A. (2004).
Muslim Culture and Hospital Patients.
Arizona Chaplains Association. Paradise Valley, Arizona
Nadir, A. (2004). Know your Muslim Neighbors. City of Tempe Know Your Neighbors Lunch
Series. Tempe, Arizona.
Nadir, A. (2004).
Muslims’ Culture for Educators. Catholic
Social Services Phoenix Diocese Headstart Conference. Arizona State University
at the West Campus. Glendale, Arizona.
Nadir, A.
(2003). “Young Muslim and Female in America: Their stories, their
voices”
Association of Muslim Social Scientists 32nd
Annual Conference. Indiana University.
Bloomington, Indiana. (juried)
Nadir, A.
(2003). “Beyond the Rhetoric:
Islam and Social Justice” . Association of Baccalaureate Social Work Program Directors
Conference. Reno, Nevada. (juried)
Nadir, A. and
Hussain, A. (2002). "Integrating Islamic Culture into Courses on Practice in
Cross-cultural Settings". Council on Social Work Education, APM Conference. Nashville, Tennessee (juried)
Nadir,
A. (2002). "Islam and Social Welfare" . Council on
Social Work Education, APM conference. Nashville,
Tennessee. (juried)
Nadir,
A. (2002). Adaptation/Acculturation of
Muslims to Life in North America".
Islamic
Social Services Association Annual Conference . Montreal, Canada. (juried)
Nadir, A. (2001). “Al Mu'minah: A Model for Youth
Development and Prevention.
Islamic Social Services
Association Second Annual Conference. University of Phoenix.
Troy, Michigan (juried)
Nadir, A.
(2001). “Premarital Counseling and Marriage Preparation as Means to Prevent Domestic
Violence” -The Fourth Annual Religious Response to Domestic Violence. Paradise Valley United Methodist Church. Paradise Valley, Arizona.
Nadir, A.
(2001). "The Muslim Family in
America: Models for Social Work with Religious Families". Council on Social Work Education APM conference. Houston,
Texas (juried)
Nadir, A.
(1999). “Social Work with Muslims in
the North American Context”
Arizona Chapter National Association of Social
Workers Annual Conference. Phoenix, Arizona (juried)
Nadir, A.
(1998). “Social
Workers and the Media” Annual Conference. Az Chapter- National Association of
Social Workers. Tucson, Arizona
Nadir,
A. (1997). “Constructive
Approaches to Building Family as a Foundation for a Prosperous Society”.
Annual Convention of the Islamic Society of North America. Chicago, Illinois
Nadir, A. (1997). “Promoting Positive Marital Outcomes Among Muslims in America”
Association of Muslim Social
Scientists. Indianapolis, Indiana (juried)
Nadir, A. (1996). “What is Cultural Competence Anyway?” Family Centered Practice Conference ’96. Chandler, Arizona
Nadir, A. (1996). “Premarital and Marital Counseling”. Islamic Society of North America Annual Conference. Columbus, Ohio.
Nadir, A. (1994). “Family Strengths and Diverse Family Types”,
Arizona Minority Child and Family Conference.
Phoenix, Arizona.
Nadir, A. (1994). “Cultural Competency”. Arizona Professional Society on the Abuse
of Children. Tucson, Arizona.
Nadir, A. (1994). “ Muslim Students in the
High School”. Phoenix Union High
School District-ESL Teachers. Phoenix,
Arizona.
Nadir, A. (1994). “Culturally Sensitive
Counseling with African Americans”. National
Association of Social Workers- Az. Chapter.
Phoenix, Arizona.
Nadir, A. (1994). “Death and Dying
Practices of Muslims”. Hospice Workers
and Funeral Home Directors. AZ Muslim Women’s League Community Seminars.
Tempe, Arizona.
Nadir, A. (1993). “Cross Cultural Competency and the Muslim Family”. Az. Minority Child and Family Conference. Phoenix, Arizona
TEACHING
SWG 645 Spring ’03- The
Professional Experience
SWG 645 Spring ’04- The
Professional Experience
SWG 646 Fall ’03- The
Professional Experience
SWG 646 Fall ’04- The
Professional Experience
SWG 598 Summer ’99- The Muslim
Reality
SWG 598 Summer ’01- The Muslim
Reality
SWG 598 Summer ’02 - The
Muslim Reality
SWG 598 Summer ’03- The Muslim
Reality
SWG 598 Summer ’04- The Muslim
Reality
SWG 598 Summer ’05- The Muslim
Reality
SWG 598 Winter ‘06-The Muslim Reality
SWG 598 Fall ’07-The Muslim Reality
SWU 494 Summer ’99- The Muslim Reality
SWU 494 Summer ’01- The Muslim Reality
SWU 494 Summer ’02- The Muslim Reality
SWU 494 Summer ’03- The Muslim Reality
SWU 494 Summer ’04- The Muslim Reality
SWU 494 Summer ’05- The Muslim Reality
SWU 494 Winter
‘06- The Muslim Reality
SWU 494
Fall ’07- The Muslim Reality
ETH 394 Winter
‘06-The Muslim Reality
ETH 494 Fall ’07-The Muslim Reality
SWU 474 Spring ’97- Ethnic and Cultural Variables
SWU 474 Fall
’97- Ethnic and Cultural Variables
SWU 474 Spring ’98- Ethnic and Cultural Variables
SWU 474 Spring ’97- Ethnic and Cultural Variables
SWU 474
Spring ’02- Ethnic and Cultural Variables
SWU 432 Spring ’03- Social Policy and Services II
SWU 432 Spring ‘04- Social Policy and Services II
SWU 432 Spring ’05- Social Policy and Services II
SWU 432 Fall
’05- Social Policy and Services II
SWU 432 Spring ‘07- Social Policy and Services II
SWU 412 Fall ’95- Field Instruction I
SWU 412 Fall ’96- Field Instruction I
SWU 412 Fall ’97- Field Instruction I
SWU 412 Fall ’98- Field Instruction I
SWU 412 Fall ’99- Field Instruction I
SWU 412 Fall ’00- Field Instruction I
SWU 412 Fall ’01- Field Instruction I
SWU 412 Fall ’02- Field Instruction I
SWU 412 Fall ’03- Field Instruction I
SWU 412 Fall ’04- Field Instruction I
SWU 414 Spring ’95- Field Instruction II
SWU 414 Spring ’96- Field Instruction II
SWU 414 Spring ’97- Field Instruction II
SWU 414 Spring ’98- Field Instruction II
SWU 414 Spring ’99- Field Instruction II
SWU 414 Spring ’00- Field Instruction II
SWU 414 Spring ’01- Field Instruction II
SWU 414 Spring ’02- Field Instruction II
SWU 414 Spring ’03- Field Instruction II
SWU 414 Spring ’04- Field Instruction II
SWU 415 Spring ’96- Field Seminar II
SWU 415 Spring ’97- Field Seminar II
SWU 415 Spring ’98- Field Seminar II
SWU 415 Spring ’99- Field Seminar II
SWU 415 Spring ’00- Field Seminar II
SWU 415 Spring ’01- Field Seminar II
SWU 415 Spring ’02- Field Seminar II
SWU 413 I Fall ’95- Field Seminar I
SWU 413 I Fall ’96- Field Seminar I
SWU 413 I Fall ’97- Field Seminar I
SWU 413 I Fall ’98- Field Seminar I
SWU 413 I Fall ’99- Field Seminar I
SWU 413 I Fall ’00- Field Seminar I
SWU 413 I Fall ’01- Field Seminar I
SWU 413 I Fall ’02- Field Seminar I
SWU 413 I Fall ’01- Field Seminar I
SWU 411 Spring ’97- Practice with Communities and
Groups
SWU 411 Spring ’98- Practice with Communities and
Groups
SWU 411 Spring ’99- Practice with Communities and
Groups
SWU 411 Spring ’00- Practice with Communities and
Groups
SWU 411 Spring ’01- Practice with Communities and
Groups
SWU 411 Spring ’02- Practice with Communities and
Groups
SWU 411 Spring ’03- Practice with Communities and
Groups
SWU 411 Spring ’04- Practice with Communities and
Groups
SWU 411 Spring ’05- Practice with Communities and
Groups
SWU 411 Spring ‘07-Practice with Communities and Groups
SWU 410 Fall ‘95 -
Practice with Individuals and Families
SWU 410 Fall ‘96 -
Practice with Individuals and Families
SWU 410 Fall ‘97 -
Practice with Individuals and Families
SWU 410 Fall ‘98 -
Practice with Individuals and Families
SWU 410 Fall ‘99 -
Practice with Individuals and Families
SWU 410 Fall ‘00 -
Practice with Individuals and Families
SWU 410 Fall ‘01 -
Practice with Individuals and Families
SWU 410 Fall ‘02 -
Practice with Individuals and Families
SWU 410 Fall ‘05 -
Practice with Individuals and Families
SWU 402 Spring ’95- Human Behavior in the Social Environment II
SWU 331 Fall ‘01-Social Policy
and Services I
SWU 331 Fall ’02- Social Policy and Services I
SWU 331 Fall ’03- Social Policy and Services I
SWU 331 Fall ’04- Social Policy and Services I
SWU 331 Fall ’05- Social Policy and Services I
SWU 331 Fall ’06- Social Policy and Services I
SWU 331 Fall ’07- Social
Policy and Services I
MEMBERSHIPS:
2002 Muslim Social Work Educator’s Group of CSWE
2001 Council on Social Work Education- member
1999 Islamic Social Services
Association- USA, Board of Directors- President
1998 Islamic Social Services Association of the U.S. and Canada-
President
1998 Islamic Society of North America Social Service Division
-Advisory Council
1996 Council on American- Islamic Relations
1992 National Association of Social Workers
1991 Arizona Adolescent Health Advisory Committee
1989 AZ Chapter of the National Committee for the Prevention of Child
Abuse
1988 Advisory Board, Arizona Healthy Mothers, Healthy Babies Coalition
AWARDS:
2004 Globe Award- ASU at the West Campus Social
Work Student Organization
1999 Social Worker of the Month
NASW- Arizona Chapter- District 1, Phoenix,
AZ
1996 Community Service Award
Family and Youth Banquet Committee,
Phoenix, AZ
1989 Outstanding Alumni Award
Arizona State University
Tribute to Ethnic Women in the Arts and
Sciences
1989 Performance Bonus Award
United States Air Force-Luke Air Force
Base
1988 Award for Excellence
Arizona Chapter of the National Committee for
the
Prevention of Child Abuse