DRAFT Vita for Katrina J Boone

DRAFT Curriculum Vitae

Katrina J Boone

Last Revised: April 08, 2025

General Information

University address:	Social Work
College of Social Work
University Center Building C2516
Florida State University
Tallahassee, Florida 32306-2570
Phone: 850-644-9743; Fax: 850-644-2275

E-mail address:	kboone@fsu.edu

Web site:	csw.fsu.edu

Professional Preparation

1985	Masters, Florida State University. Major: Social Work. 

1985	Master Social Work, Florida State University. Major: Social Work. Clinical. 

1983	Bachelors of Science, Florida State University, Tallahassee. Major: Social Work. 

Professional Experience

2005–present	Director of Field Education, College of Social Work, Florida State University. Responsible for providing administrative oversight of the field education program. Coordinate and provide oversight of the area coordination duties as they relate to field education. Responsible for supervising program and student assistants. Responsible for chairing the field education committee. Responsible for developing and revising field education policies, procedures and documents. Responsible for training all field instructors. Responsible for conducting local, regional, and state continuing education training for licensed and non-licensed professionals. Responsible for coordination and facilitation of student orientation. Facilitate staffing of the College of Social Work Advisory Committee Academic advisor for bachelors and masters level students. Monitor masters level student practicum field placements and conduct site visits.

2001–present	Faculty Administrator, Social Work, Florida State University, Tallahassee. 

1999–present	Training Consultant, Technical, Innovative,Practical Solutions, Inc., Tallahassee, FL. 

2005–2025	Director of Field Education, College of Social Work, Florida State University. 2005–present Director of Field Education, College of Social Work, Florida State University. Responsible for providing administrative oversight of the field education program. Coordinate and provide oversight of the area coordination duties as they relate to field education. Responsible for supervising program and student assistants. Responsible for chairing the field education committee. Responsible for developing and revising field education policies, procedures, and documents. Responsible for training all field instructors. Responsible for conducting local, regional, and state continuing education training for licensed and non-licensed professionals. Responsible for coordination and facilitation of student orientation. Facilitate staffing of the College of Social Work Advisory Committee Academic advisor for bachelor's and master's level students. Monitor masters-level student practicum field placements and conduct site visits.    2005–present Director of Field Education.

2005–2025	Director of Field Education, College of Social Work, Florida State University. 2005–present Director of Field Education, College of Social Work, Florida State University. Responsible for providing administrative oversight of the field education program. Coordinate and provide oversight of the area coordination duties as they relate to field education. Responsible for supervising program and student assistants. Responsible for chairing the field education committee. Responsible for developing and revising field education policies, procedures, and documents. Responsible for training all field instructors. Responsible for conducting local, regional, and state continuing education training for licensed and non-licensed professionals. Responsible for coordination and facilitation of student orientation. Facilitate staffing of the College of Social Work Advisory Committee Academic advisor for bachelor's and master's level students. Monitor masters-level student practicum field placements and conduct site visits.    2005–present Director of Field Education.

2001–2005	Assistant Director of Field Education, College of Social Work, Florida State University, Tallahassee. Responsible for teaching college integrative seminar classes incorporating theory with practice. Responsible for training all field instructors. Responsible for conducting local, regional and state continuing education training for licensed and non-licensed professionals. Responsible for coordination and facilitation of student orientation. Co-facilitate staffing of the School of Social Work Advisory Committee. Responsible for developing clinical and social policy and administration placements. Responsible for maintaining clinical and social policy and administration placements. Academic advisor for masters level students. Monitor masters level student practicum field placements and conduct site visits. Serve as liaison between agencies providing field opportunities and the university. Provide technical assistance and meditation to field instructors and students.

1998–2001	Director of Programs, The Family Source of Florida, Tallahassee, FL. Responsible for developing and monitoring The Family Sources of Florida programs statewide. Coordinate staff development and training for The Family Source of Florida personnel and for the communities at large. Coordinate quality assurance development, implementation, and monitoring Prepare monthly, quarterly and annual reports. Oversee the operations of the 24-hour parent crisis help line. Oversee and develop parent support groups statewide. Supervise program staff and handle all personnel issues. Create and oversee The Family Sources of Florida Advisory Council. Development of Request for Proposals.

1994–1998	Program Director, Children's Home Society of Florida, Tavares, FL. Responsible for administration of the Family Builders, Intensive Crisis Counseling Program, Case Management, Babynet, Baby Dangerfield and Homemaker services programs. Supervise program staff and handle all personnel issues. Develop program policies and procedures. Ensure maintenance and compliance of clinical records Budget preparation. Compile statistical data for contract compliance and program evaluation. Prepare monthly, quarterly and annual reports. Coordinate staff development and training.

1997–1998	Group Facilitator, Ocala, FL. Charter Springs Hospital provided individual, family and group therapy. Teaching social skills learning model to teenagers and parents. Teaching parent training.

1992–1994	Clinical Director, Temporary Living Center, Apopka, FL. Responsible for administration of the Residential and Day Treatment programs. Develop program policies and procedures. Provide clinical supervision to program staff and handle all personnel issues. Monitor and evaluator program performance standards to ensure compliance with State and Federal regulation. Ensure maintenance and compliance of clinical records. Coordinate staff development and training.

1990–1992	Program Supervisor, LifeStream Behavioral Center, Leesburg, FL. Responsible for administration of the Residential Treatment for severely emotionally disturbed adolescents. Provide clinical supervision to program staff and handle all personnel issues. Coordinator and conduct treatment team planning meetings. Develop program policies and procedures. Review clinical records for adherence with the Department of Children and Families regulations. Prepare monthly, quarterly and annual reports. Budget preparation. Develop staff orientation and training manual. Coordinate staff development and training.

1990	Program Supervisor, Rainbow Recovery, Leesburg, FL. Responsible for administration of the Residential Substance Abuse Treatment program for adolescents. Provide clinical supervision to program staff. Review clinical records for adherence with the Department of Children and Families regulations. Coordinate staff development and training. Supervise program staff and handle all personnel issues.

1987–1990	Associate Supervisor, Children's Out-patient Counseling, Leesburg, FL. Responsible for supervision of clinical and clerical staff. Coordinated and conducted all treatment planning and staff meetings. Provided individual, family and group therapy.

1986–1987	Therapist, Leesburg, FL. Provided individual, family and group therapy. Completed comprehensive psychosocial evaluations. Maintained clinical records. Prepared monthly reports.

Honors, Awards, and Prizes

2016 Social Work Educator of the Year, NASW- Florida Big Bend Unit (2016). ($0). 

Current Membership in Professional Organizations

Council on Social Work Education 
National Association of Female Executives 
National Association of Social Workers 
National Association of Social Workers 
National Association of Social Workers 
Society for Social Work Research 
The Association of Baccalaureate Social Work Program Directors 

Teaching

Courses Taught

Interviewing and Recording in Social Work (SOW3350)
Graduate Field Instruction I (SOW5532)
Graduate Field Instruction II (SOW5535)
Undergraduate Field Instruction (SOW4510)
Directed Individual Study (SOW4905)
Field Instruction: Special Placement (SOW5537)
Interviewing and Documentation (3350)
Interviewing and Documentation (SOW 3350)
Graduate Field I (SOW 5532)
Interviewing and Documentation (SOW 3350)
Graduate Field Education (SOW 5532)
Graduate Field Education (SOW 5532)
Directed Individual Study (SOW5908)
Graduate Field Instruction I (SOW)
Graduate Instruction: Specail Placement (SOW 5537)
Interviewing and Documentation (SOW 3350)
Graduate Field I (SOW 5532)
Interviewing and Documentation (SOW 3350)
Graduate Field Instruction: Special Placement (SOW 5537)
Interviewing and Documentation (SOW 3350)
Graduate Field Instruction I (SOW 5532)
Graudate Field Instruction I (SOW 5532)
Graduate Instruction: Special Placement (SOW 5537)
Child Welfare Practice (SOW4650)
Child Welfare Practice (SOW5656)
Integrative Field Seminar (SOW4522)
Integrative Seminar in Advanced Social Work Practice (SOW5369)

Research and Original Creative Work

Presentations

Invited Papers at Conferences

Boone, K. J., Withers, J., & Brown, G. (accepted). Building an Effective Field Consortium:  Lessons in Collaboration, Advocacy, and Empowerment. Paper to be presented at BPD, BPD, Jacksonville, Florida. (National)

Boone, K. J. (accepted). Connect Session, Connection with Field Education: Sharing Best Practices. Paper to be presented at Annual Program Meeting, Council on Social Work Education (CSWE), Denver, Colorado. (National)

Boone, K. J., Radohl, T., Parker, J., & Galyean, E. (accepted). Disaster Preparedness: How Field Education Can Balance Response & Recovery. Paper to be presented at Annual Program Meeting, Council on Social Work Education (CSWE), Denver, Colorado. (National)

Boone, K., Sanders-Bauffour, T., Brown, G., & Withers, J. (accepted). Technology in Field. Paper to be presented at Annual Program Meeting, Council on Social Work Accreditation, Dallas, Texas. (National)

Boone, K. (presented 2014, November). Hartford Partnership Program for Aging Education. Paper presented at Training, Hartford, Charleston, SC. (Regional)

Boone, K., & Platt, K. (presented 2014, October). Connect Session, Connection with Field Education: Sharing Best Practices. Paper presented at Council of Social Work Education(CSWE) Annual Program Meeting, CSWE, Tampa, Florida. (National)

Boone, K. (presented 2014, May). Supervision in Field Placements for Qualified Supervisor Training. Paper presented at Workshop, North Florida/South Georgia VA Hospital, Gainesville, Florida. (Local)

Invited Presentations at Conferences

Boone, K. J., & Ross-Donaldson, S. (accepted). Developing a Robust Internship Experience. Presentation to be given at National Association of Social Workers Florida, National Asn of Social Workers, Orlando, Floira. (State)

Nonrefereed Presentations at Conferences

Boone, K. J. (presented 2007, October). Examining Rural Hassles and Coping Mechanisms Among Pregnant and Parenting African American Women. Presentation at Council on Social Work Accreditation, Council on Social Work Education, San Francisco, CA. (National)

Boone, K. J. (presented 2006, February). Examining Rural Hassles and Coping Mechanisms Among Pregnant and Parenting African American Women. Presentation at Council on Social Work Accreditation, Council on Social Work Education, Chicago, IL. (National)

Boone, K. J. (presented 2001, February). The Parent Support Group Model. Presentation at Domestic Violence Coalition, National Coalition Against Domestic Violence. (National)

Boone, K. J. (presented 2000, June). The Parent Support Group Model. Presentation at CORF, The Comprehensive Outpatient Rehabilitation Facility. (National)

Boone, K. J. (presented 2000, March). The Parent Support Group Model. Presentation at Florida Literacy, Florida Literacy Coalition. (National)

Boone, K. J. (presented 1999, September). The Parent Support Group Model. Presentation at FLAIRS, The Florida Artificial Intelligence Research Society. (International)

Boone, K. J. (presented 1999, June). The Parent Support Group Model. Presentation at CORF, The Comprehensive Outpatient Rehabilitation Facility. (National)

Invited Workshops

Boone, K. J. (accepted). Developing an Anti-Racist Field Agenda. Workshop to be delivered at Field Education Program, Zoom Workshop University of Utah College of Social Work. (National)

Boone, K. (2014, January). Hartford Partnership Program for Aging Education Orientation. Workshop delivered at Hartford, Gainesville, Florida. (Regional)

Nonrefereed Workshops

Boone, K. J. (2020, December). Mini-Field Educators Training. Workshop delivered at Center for Academic Retention & Enhancement (CARE), FSU ZOOM Training. (Local)

Boone, K. J. (2019, April). The Art of Public Speaking. Workshop delivered at Florida Youth Leadership Academy, DCF - Winewood. (Local)

Invited Lectures and Readings of Original Work

Boone, K. (2014, November). Tobacco Dependence. Delivered at College of Social Work - FSU, UCC 3401. (Local)

Boone, K. (2014, July). Tobacco Dependence. Delivered at College of Social Work, UCC 3401. (Local)

Boone, K. (2014, June). Working with Black Families. Delivered at College of Social Work, UCC 1701. (Local)

Boone, K. (2014, April). Tobacco Dependence. Delivered at College of Social Work - Fu, UCC 3401. (Local)

Boone, K. (2014, April). Working with Black Families. Delivered at College of Social Work - FSU, UCC 1705. (Local)

Boone, K. (2014, March). Working with Black Families. Delivered at College of Social Work - FSU, UCC 1701. (Local)

Boone, K. (2014, January). Working with Black Families. Delivered at College of Social Work - FSU, UCC 1702. (Local)

Contracts and Grants

Contracts and Grants Funded

Boone, Katrina J (PI), & Stanley III, Bolling C (Co-PI). (Dec 2015–Feb 2016). TitleIV-E Child Welfare Education Program. Funded by University of Central Florida. (TBD). Total award $107,744. 

Boone, Katrina J (PI). (Jul 2011–Jun 2012). Title IV-E Child Welfare Education Program. Funded by Florida Atlantic University. (URH66 Yr2). Total award $76,493. 

Boone, Katrina J (PI). (Jul 2010–Jun 2011). Title IV-E Child Welfare Education Program. Funded by Florida Atlantic University. (URH66). Total award $88,493. 

Boone, Katrina J (PI). (Jul 2009–Jun 2010). Title IV-E Child Welfare Education Program. Funded by Florida Atlantic University. (URF49). Total award $76,493. 

Boone, Katrina J (PI). (Jul 2008–Jun 2009). Title IV-E Child Welfare Education Program. Funded by Florida Atlantic University. (URF49). Total award $76,493. 

Boone, Katrina J (PI). (Jul 2007–Jun 2008). Title IV-E Child Welfare Education Program. Funded by Florida Atlantic University. (URF49). Total award $76,650. 

Boone, Katrina J (PI). (Jul 2006–May 2007). Title IV-E Child Welfare Education Program. Funded by Florida Atlantic University. (URF49). Total award $76,781. 

Boone, Katrina J (PI). (Jul 2005–May 2006). Title IV-E Child Welfare Education Program. Funded by Florida Atlantic University. (URF49). Total award $26,775. 

Service

Chair - BPD - Field Committee. 

Florida State University

FSU College Service

Member, Academic Affairs (2019–present).

Liaison, Field Advisory Committee (2019–present).

Chair, Field Committee (2019–present).

President, Center for Health Equity- Board of Directors (2014–2022).

Member, Council on Social Work Education - Commission on Field Education (2019–2022).

President, Florida Field Consortisum (2019–2021).

Member, Academic Affairs (2018–2021).

Chair, Field Education Subcommittee (2015–2021).

Member, 211 Big Bend (2016–2021).

Member, AcademicAffairs (2015–2021).

Chair, Specialized Faculty Committee (2019–2020).

Chair, Student Affairs Committee (2019–2020).

Liaison, Field AdvisoryCommittee (2018).

Member, MSW (2015–2017).

Member, Diversity (2015–2016).

Program Director, Dean Advisory (2015–2016).

Service to Other Universities

Academic Honors Reviewer, FSU Dean of Students (2015). 

The Community

Advisory Board, Community Based Grant Project, Ounce of Prevention Fund of Florida (1998–present).

President, Chair of the Field Committee, Association of Baccalaureate Social Work Program Directors (BPD) (2017–2023).

Member, Big Bend 211 (2016–2021).

Board of Directors, President, Center for Health Equity (2014–2017).

Vice-President, Florida Field Consortisum (2014–2016).

Committee, TEAM Florida Partnership (1998–2003).

Grant Reviewer of Healthy Family America, The Ounce of Prevention Fund of Florida (1999–2001).

Committee, Big Brothers/Big Sisters (1997–1998).

Board of Directors, Lake Childhood Development Services (CDS) (1996–1998).

Committee, Department of Children and Families -Early Services Intervention (ESI) (1994–1998).

Committee, Family Services Planning Team (FSPT) (1994–1998).

Additional Service Not Reported Elsewhere

Boone, K. J. (2022–2023). Faculty Affairs Committee. College of Social Work. 

Boone, K. (2017). Technology in Field. Council on Social Work Education. 

&#8226; Crossing the Line: Professional Boundaries for Professionals

Boone, K. J., & Ross-Donaldson, S. (2011). Crossing the Line: Professional Boundaries for Professionals. NASW -Virgin Islands. 

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Boone, K. J., & Ross-Donaldson, S. (2011). This training identifies the importance of professional boundaries. State Chapter of NASW of Florida. 

&#8226; Emotional Intelligence

Boone, K. J., & Ross, D. (2013). This workshop focused on defining strengths and weaknesses of emotional intelligence (EI)and the five core competencies of NASW- Virgin Islands. NASW - Virgin Islands. 

Emotional Intelligence

Boone, K. J., & Ross, Donaldson, S. (2013). This workshop focused on emotional intelligence (EI)strengths and weaknesses and the five core competencies. NASW Florida -State Conference. 

Facing the Tiger

Boone, K. J., & Ross-Donaldson, S. (2012). This workshop focused on conflict resolution skills and techniques. Florida Chapter of NASW. 

Save the Children Trainer

Boone, K. J. (2019). Trained to become a trainer for Save the Children;Journey of Hope. Save the Children. 

Training Provided

Boone, K. J. (2008). Professional Renewal Training (Combating Burn-Out/Compassion Fatigue). 

Boone, K. J. (2007). Effective Communication Skills. 

Boone, K. J. (2003–2007). Field Educators Training. 

Boone, K. J. (2002). Professional Renewal Training (Combating Burn-Out/Compassion Fatigue). 

Boone, K. J. (2001–2000). Field Instructors Training. 

Boone, K. J. (2001). Shaken Baby Syndrome Trainer. 

Boone, K. J. (1998–2001). Group Facilitator Skills Training. 

Boone, K. J. (1996). Communication Skills, Documentation and Case Management. Department of Children and Families. 

Boone, K. J. (1996). Cultural Diversity Training. The Children's Home Society of Florida. 

Boone, K. J. (1996). The Ounce of Prevention Fund of Florida, Crisis Intervention. 

Boone, K. J. (1994). Cultural Diversity Training. Florida Department of Law Enforcement. 

Boone, K. J. (1993). Cultural Diversity Training. The State of Florida Guardian Ad Litem Program.