Brooke Wagner
Biographic Data
| ID | 82758 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Brooke Wagner |
| GIVEN NAMES | Brooke |
| FAMILY NAME | Wagner |
| SIGNATURE | WAGNER B |
| AFFILIATIONS | Texas Woman's University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-9160-9249 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 21 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 13 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1980 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
The Veteran Community Navigator Program: Filling Gaps for Veterans in Transition
Decolonizing the language of counseling and social work education and practice
Understanding the Covid-19 Impacts on Social Work Learning Through the Lens of Planned Behavior Theory
COVID-19 was a global pandemic that caused higher education to enter emergency distance learning. Students experienced a myriad of emotional and psychological stressors during this pandemic. While the demand for online learning has been steadily increasing, even in the field of social work, it has nonetheless lagged behind other disciplines due to concerns about limited interpersonal interactions. We attempted to understand students' intentions, …
Access and efficacy of university mental health services during the Covid-19 pandemic
Objective: This study sought to understand the mental health issues, mental health support and efficacy of that support among university students. Participants: All students enrolled in a College of Arts and Sciences at one mid-size university received an email that contained a link to an anonymous, online questionnaire developed and disseminated through PsychData. 162 students completed the questionnaire. Methods: Mixed methods: Data was summari…
Implementing the collective impact model as a gateway to a veterans community navigator program
Addressing mental health needs and homelessness among the veteran population calls for a coordinated systemic response that is all too often missing from community-based responses. The collective impact (CI) model provides a framework for community collaboration to address entrenched problems by increasing collaboration across sectors. This study used a qualitative descriptive approach to explore the use of CI to develop a veterans’ community nav…
Social Work Regulation in the United Arab Emirates
Purpose: The United Arab Emirates (UAE) is currently developing a social work licensure process to serve as a quality assurance mechanism and enhance the quality of care for service beneficiaries. Methods: This article outlines the opportunities, challenges, and contextual issues associated with the UAE regulation such as differing licensing processes and structures in three of seven emirates that are progressing licensure. With a paucity of info…
Social work field education in the United Arab Emirates: Emerging standards, opportunities, and challenges
This article describes the current status of social work field education in the United Arab Emirates. Using a case study approach, the authors explore field education differences and commonalities between two federal higher education institutions. Although nascent, United Arab Emirate professional organizations have been established or are in the process of being established. The authors call for further development of field guidelines and standa…
Using a Flipped Classroom Approach to Teach Research: Case Examples From a BSW and a MSW Course
Challenges abound in assisting social work students to comprehend the value of scientific inquiry and to use research to inform their practice. Student research anxiety and low levels of research confidence are often at the heart of this reluctance. This article offers a conceptual rationale and strategies for developing a flipped classroom approach in teaching research. Kolb's experiential learning cycle provides a theoretical lens to understand…
Regulatory influences on innovation in the public sector: The Role of Regulatory Regimes
The purpose of this paper is to explore the impact of regulation on innovation within the public sector. This is done by integrating two separate frameworks, related to regulatory regimes and public-sector innovation. Through a case study of the Scottish water sector a matrix integrating these frameworks has been empirically developed, illustrating a continuous improvement path for innovation in the Scottish water sector. Findings indicate that c…
Nostalgia in the twenty-first century
No abstract available
Becoming a Sexual Being: Overcoming Constraints on Female Sexuality
Sexuality researchers have traced changes in intimacy across time. In this article, I outline the facets of what sexuality researchers note as 'modern' sexuality and 'postmodern' sexuality. I discuss how each type of sexuality carries a specific construction of intimacy. I present five autoethnographic stories developed from my field journals while studying the swinging 'lifestyle'. Using thematic analysis of narrative, I treat each story as data…
Shopping choices with public transport options: An agenda for the 21st century
Influence Attempts When Competing Views Are Gender-Related: Sex as Credibility
A study was conducted to examine the effect of sex of subject, sex of majority and minority influence source, and male or female relatedness of the issue on conformity, Male and female subjects indicated their agreement (or disagreement) with male and female related statements following an influence attempt by either four male or four female confederates. The sex of the majority opinion was juxtaposed with a minority opinion held by an opposite-s…
Becoming a Sexual Being: Overcoming Constraints on Female Sexuality
Sexuality researchers have traced changes in intimacy across time. In this article, I outline the facets of what sexuality researchers note as 'modern' sexuality and 'postmodern' sexuality. I discuss how each type of sexuality carries a specific construction of intimacy. I present five autoethnographic stories developed from my field journals while studying the swinging 'lifestyle'. Using thematic analysis of narrative, I treat each story as data…
Regulatory influences on innovation in the public sector: The Role of Regulatory Regimes
The purpose of this paper is to explore the impact of regulation on innovation within the public sector. This is done by integrating two separate frameworks, related to regulatory regimes and public-sector innovation. Through a case study of the Scottish water sector a matrix integrating these frameworks has been empirically developed, illustrating a continuous improvement path for innovation in the Scottish water sector. Findings indicate that c…
Nostalgia in the twenty-first century
No abstract available
Implementing the collective impact model as a gateway to a veterans community navigator program
Addressing mental health needs and homelessness among the veteran population calls for a coordinated systemic response that is all too often missing from community-based responses. The collective impact (CI) model provides a framework for community collaboration to address entrenched problems by increasing collaboration across sectors. This study used a qualitative descriptive approach to explore the use of CI to develop a veterans’ community nav…
Influence Attempts When Competing Views Are Gender-Related: Sex as Credibility
A study was conducted to examine the effect of sex of subject, sex of majority and minority influence source, and male or female relatedness of the issue on conformity, Male and female subjects indicated their agreement (or disagreement) with male and female related statements following an influence attempt by either four male or four female confederates. The sex of the majority opinion was juxtaposed with a minority opinion held by an opposite-s…
Influence Attempts When Competing Views Are Gender-Related: Sex as Credibility
A study was conducted to examine the effect of sex of subject, sex of majority and minority influence source, and male or female relatedness of the issue on conformity, Male and female subjects indicated their agreement (or disagreement) with male and female related statements following an influence attempt by either four male or four female confederates. The sex of the majority opinion was juxtaposed with a minority opinion held by an opposite-s…
Shopping choices with public transport options: An agenda for the 21st century
Becoming a Sexual Being: Overcoming Constraints on Female Sexuality
Sexuality researchers have traced changes in intimacy across time. In this article, I outline the facets of what sexuality researchers note as 'modern' sexuality and 'postmodern' sexuality. I discuss how each type of sexuality carries a specific construction of intimacy. I present five autoethnographic stories developed from my field journals while studying the swinging 'lifestyle'. Using thematic analysis of narrative, I treat each story as data…
Nostalgia in the twenty-first century
No abstract available
Regulatory influences on innovation in the public sector: The Role of Regulatory Regimes
The purpose of this paper is to explore the impact of regulation on innovation within the public sector. This is done by integrating two separate frameworks, related to regulatory regimes and public-sector innovation. Through a case study of the Scottish water sector a matrix integrating these frameworks has been empirically developed, illustrating a continuous improvement path for innovation in the Scottish water sector. Findings indicate that c…
Social Work Regulation in the United Arab Emirates
Purpose: The United Arab Emirates (UAE) is currently developing a social work licensure process to serve as a quality assurance mechanism and enhance the quality of care for service beneficiaries. Methods: This article outlines the opportunities, challenges, and contextual issues associated with the UAE regulation such as differing licensing processes and structures in three of seven emirates that are progressing licensure. With a paucity of info…
Social work field education in the United Arab Emirates: Emerging standards, opportunities, and challenges
This article describes the current status of social work field education in the United Arab Emirates. Using a case study approach, the authors explore field education differences and commonalities between two federal higher education institutions. Although nascent, United Arab Emirate professional organizations have been established or are in the process of being established. The authors call for further development of field guidelines and standa…
Using a Flipped Classroom Approach to Teach Research: Case Examples From a BSW and a MSW Course
Challenges abound in assisting social work students to comprehend the value of scientific inquiry and to use research to inform their practice. Student research anxiety and low levels of research confidence are often at the heart of this reluctance. This article offers a conceptual rationale and strategies for developing a flipped classroom approach in teaching research. Kolb's experiential learning cycle provides a theoretical lens to understand…
Access and efficacy of university mental health services during the Covid-19 pandemic
Objective: This study sought to understand the mental health issues, mental health support and efficacy of that support among university students. Participants: All students enrolled in a College of Arts and Sciences at one mid-size university received an email that contained a link to an anonymous, online questionnaire developed and disseminated through PsychData. 162 students completed the questionnaire. Methods: Mixed methods: Data was summari…
Implementing the collective impact model as a gateway to a veterans community navigator program
Addressing mental health needs and homelessness among the veteran population calls for a coordinated systemic response that is all too often missing from community-based responses. The collective impact (CI) model provides a framework for community collaboration to address entrenched problems by increasing collaboration across sectors. This study used a qualitative descriptive approach to explore the use of CI to develop a veterans’ community nav…
Decolonizing the language of counseling and social work education and practice
Understanding the Covid-19 Impacts on Social Work Learning Through the Lens of Planned Behavior Theory
COVID-19 was a global pandemic that caused higher education to enter emergency distance learning. Students experienced a myriad of emotional and psychological stressors during this pandemic. While the demand for online learning has been steadily increasing, even in the field of social work, it has nonetheless lagged behind other disciplines due to concerns about limited interpersonal interactions. We attempted to understand students' intentions, …
The Veteran Community Navigator Program: Filling Gaps for Veterans in Transition
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