Walter T. Kawamoto

 
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Walter T. Kawamoto



E-mail Address:  mailto: kawamotw@saclink.csus.edu
Home Phone: 916-925-4217
Mailing Address:
3604 Pinell St. / Sacramento,CA95838
Personal Website, WebCT, Resource Page.

Full Vitae Lost Friends


Ethnic Minority Section of NCFR Site


FACS Classes I have taught

  • FACS 50 - The Family and Social Issues (Web Based and Web Enhanced Options)
  • FACS 150- Family Stress and Coping (Multicultural Focus). (Web Based)
  • FACS 166a/ETHN 166- Indigenous Families: Issues and Perspectives
  • FACS 166b/ETHN 167- Asian American Families: Issues and Perspectives


Publications and Presentations

 

Article, Serving Rural Asian American and Hispanic Families and Their Communities: A Call for a Rural Paradigm Shift. Submitted to the Journal of Extension in April, 2002.

Book Review, of Resiliency Across Contexts for Family Relations. Expected Publication 2003

Chapter, "Positive Youth Development in Urban American Indian Youth". In Community Youth Development for Sage. Expected publication 2003.

Guest Editor, Special Issue Focussing on American Indian Families, American Behavioral Scientist, May 2001.
Chapter, "Contemporary Issues in the Urban American Indian Family" in Family Ethnicity (2nd Edition) ed. Harriet McAdoo for Sage 1998.

Chapter, "Community Mental Health Issues in Socio-Cultural Context: The Confederated Tribes of Coos, Lower Umpqua and Siuslaw Indians" in Tribal Plan of the Confederated Tribes 6/97.

Chapter, "American Indian Families" in Families in Cultural Context: Strengths and Challenges in Diversity ed. Mary K. DeGenova for Mayfield 1997.

Presentations

Presider, For the NCFR national conference, "Ethnic Identity for Adolescents and Adults" November, 2002.
Presenter, For the NCFR national conference, "How to Teach Family Website Evaluation". November, 2002.
Guest Speaker, For the American Indian Education Parent Committee of the Elk Grove Unified School District Spring Gathering. May, 2002.
Resource Roundtable, For the NCFR national conference, "Section Communication Using Electronic Media" November, 2001.
Discussant, For the NCFR national conference, "Intergenerational Stress in Diverse Ethnic Families." November, 2001.
Presider, For the NCFR national conference, "Adolescence/Family Processes" November, 2000.
Guest Speaker, For the Sacramento Federal Bureau of Reclamation Asian/Pacific Heritage Month. "Asian American multiracial identity". May 2000.
Co -Presenter for the NCFR national conference. "Getting to the Heart: Teaching Family Stress Theory and Family Diversity Through Popular Literature." a teaching round table. Nov. 1999.
Facilitator for the NCFR national conference. "Immigration, Politics, and the Family in Latino and Asian American Communities" a panel discussion. Nov. 1996
Presenter, for the Oregon Social Learning Center. "Emerging Issues in American Indian Family Research". April, 1996.
Poster, for the NCFR national conference. "American Indian Intermarried Families: A Focus Group Study". November, 1995.
Paper, for National Association for Chicano Studies national conference. "European American characteristics of support for Latino/Chicano People". March, 1995.
Poster, for the NCFR National Conference. "Parental Involvement and Maternal Satisfaction In
American Indian and Non-Indian Families". November, 1994.
Paper for Learneds/Northwest Council on Family Relations conference. "Intermarriage:  An Urban Phenomenon of the People of Hawaii" June, 1994.
Speaker/Poster, Connections, an event of the Albina Ministerial Alliance and the College of Home Ec. and Ed. of OSU. African American outreach and student recruitment. November, 1993.
Workshops, for the Linn-Benton Oregon Association for the Ed. of Young Children (OAEYC)
Conference(s). "Learn More About Native American Project Ideas".10/93 &10/94.


Professional Organizations/Activity:

National Council on Family Relations (NCFR)
California Council on Family Relations

  • Certified Family Life Educator (2000- Present)
  • California Council on Family Relations President (2000-2001)
  • NCFR Public Policy Committee Member (2000-Present);Vice Chair (2001)
  • Ethnic Minority Section:
    Student / New Professional Rep. (Appointed 1993-1994; Elected 1994-1996).
    Secretary / Treasurer/Webmaster (1998-2000).
    Webmaster (2000-Present)
  • Action for Diversity Committee Member 1996-1998; 1998-2000
  • 1995 NCFR National Conference Local Arrangements Planning Committee
    Student Assistance Subcommittee Chair
  • Task Force on the Future of NCFR Conferences 1994-1995.
  • 1994-1996,1998-2002 NCFR Conf. Paper/Presentation Reviewer
  • 2002 Annual Media Awards Competition Judge.
  • Journal of Adolescent Research, Manuscript Consulting Editor (1998- Present)
  • Sasakawa Fellow, sponsored by the Nippon Foundation and AASCU (2001)
    Economic and Social Research Council, Grant Application Reviewer (2000),
    Mayfield Publishing Company, Manuscript Reviewer (2000),
    Journal of Teaching Marriage and Family, Manuscript Reviewer (2001),
    National Association for Chicano Studies.

Cultural Organizations:

Japanese American Citizens League, Florin Chapter
--Vice President & Webmaster (2000, 2001)
Capital Area Indian Resources of Sacramento, CA (1998)
Syracuse U. Original United Front Faculty Advisor (1997)
OSU Asian Cultural Center (Advisory Board 1992-1996),
Multicultural Assistance Program Board of Directors (President 1995),
Asociacion Cultural Latinoamericana (ACCLAMA) of Corvallis Board,
Tcha Ti Man Wis Singers (OSU American Indian Drum) , Hapa Issues Forum


Teaching/Research Interests

Teaching Interests:

Family Studies
Early Childhood to Adolescent Development
Multicultural Education and Ethnic Minority Issues
Online Education

Research Interests:

Intermarriage
Determinants of Parenting
Family Problem Solving
Youth and Family Policy
Ethnic Minority Families
Cultural Identity

CSUS Activity:
Center for Family Studies
Center for Pacific/Asian Studies 
FACS Dept Human Subjects Committee (Chair 1999-2000)
Liberal Studies/ WebCT Working Group/Learning Options
Curriculum Subcommittee of the Faculty Senate Curriculum Policy Committee (2000-2002)


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