My sessions at the Society for Social Work and Research (SSWR) 31st Annual Conference, January 21-24, 2027. All sessions are at the Hilton San Francisco Union Square, and all times are Pacific. Titles link to the conference program.
My sessions
Thursday, January 21
- PreconferenceWeb Scraping with Python and LLMs for Social Work Research: Methods, Ethics, and Legal ConsiderationsSSRPCB-2, separate fee required, with Cheng Ren (University at Albany)
Friday, January 22
- WorkshopMultimodal AI for Social Work Research: Analyzing Image, Audio, and Video Data Using Large Language ModelsOrganizer and speaker, with Cheng Ren (University at Albany) and Gaurav Sinha (University of Georgia)
- SymposiumPromising Intervention Targets to Advance Culturally Responsive Mental Health Care: Relational Mechanisms, Structural Barriers, and Telemental HealthOrganized by Doris Chang (New York University). I present “Conceptualizing Immigrant Help-Seeking in the Digital Age: A Network Episode Model (NEM-IM) Adaptation for Telemental Health Service Use,” and Daniel Baslock (Virginia Commonwealth University) presents our paper on private practice psychotherapists in Alaska
- RoundtableGrand Challenges for Social Work Doctoral Fellows’ Reflections on Knowledge Production and Impact of Social Work Research as Early-Career ScholarsOrganizer
Saturday, January 23
- WorkshopClaude Code as the Agentic RA: Using AI Coding Agents to Democratize Quantitative Methods in Social Work ResearchOrganizer, with Andrew Kim (Rutgers University)
Sunday, January 24
- RoundtableTo Use or Not to Use: AI Use in the Manuscript Publication Pipeline for Social Work JournalsPanelist, organized by Gaurav Sinha (University of Georgia)
Time to be announced
- SIG meetingData Science and Artificial Intelligence Special Interest GroupCo-organizer, with Cheng Ren (University at Albany)
Student presentations
Students I collaborate with are presenting these posters and papers. Please stop by and say hello to them.
Friday, January 22
- PosterWhat Consumers Say about Recovery-Oriented Services: Topic Modeling Analysis of Google Map Reviews of U.S. Mental Health FacilitiesSubin Na (University of Pennsylvania), Poster Presentations 4
Saturday, January 23
- PosterProvider Characteristics Associated with Therapeutic Support for Psychedelic Services and Ketamine-Assisted Therapy: Evidence from a Therapist DirectorySherise McKinney (University of Michigan), Poster Presentations 10
- PosterImplementation of Telemental Health Interventions for Asian Americans: A Scoping Review Using the RE-AIM FrameworkHaein Son (City University of New York), Poster Presentations 10
Sunday, January 24
- PosterBetween Protection and Control: A Scoping Review of Artificial Intelligence Applications and Ethical Governance in Refugee and Immigrant ServicesJihye Lee (Brown School, Washington University in St. Louis), Poster Presentations 11
- Oral paperDisparities in Psychotherapist Availability across South Asian Languages in the United States: The Role of Interstate Licensure CompactsManvinder Gill (University of Michigan), In the session Advancing Equity in Asian Communities Through Data, Policy, and Practice