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Weber, B., Geigle, J., Barkdull, C. (2014). Rural North Dakota's oil boom and its Impact on SocialServices. Social Work / NASW / Oxford University Press, 59(1), 62-72.Barkdull, C., Weber, B., Swart, A., Phillips, A. (2012). The changing context of refugeeresettlement policy and programs in the United States. Journal of International Social Issues,1(1), 107-119.Barkdull, C., Khaja, K., Queiro-Tajali, I., Swart, A., Cunningham, D., Dennis, S. (2011).Experiences of Muslims in four Western countries post-9/11. Affilia, 26(2), 140-152.Khaja, K., Barkdull, C., Augustine, M., Cunningham, D. (2009). Female genital cutting: Africanwomen speak out. International Social Work, 52(6), 727-741.Barkdull, C. (2009). Exploring intersections of identity with Native American female leaders.Affilia, 24(2), 120-136.Khaja, K., Oulette, P., Barkdull, C., & Yaffe, J. (2008). Online course development with actionresearch: A case example. Advances in Social Work, 9(2), 91-105.Lawson, H., Anderson-Butcher, D., Petersen, N. & Barkdull, C. (2003). Design teams as learningsystems for complex systems change: Evaluation data and implications for higher education.Journal of Human Behavior in the Social Environment, 7(1-2), 159-180.Anderson-Butcher, D., Lawson, H. A., & Barkdull (2002). An Evaluation of Child Welfare DesignTeams in Four States. Journal of Health and Social Policy, 15(3-4), 131-162.(Also published as book chapter in Evaluation Research in Child Welfare: ImprovingOutcomes Through University-Public Agency Partnerships.)InvitedWeaver, H.N., Sloan, L.M., Barkdull, C., & Lee, P. CSWE statement of accountability andreconciliation for harms done to Indigenous and Tribal Peoples. Council on Social WorkEducation. ndigenous-and-Tribal-Peoples.pdf.aspxBarkdull, C. (2007). Making Ends Meet in Grand Forks: Addressing the Financial Struggles ofLocal Middle Class Families. Community Connect: The Journal of Civic Voices, 1(1), 15.OtherBarkdull, C. (2007). Annual program evaluation report for Ogden-Weber Afterschool Programs(AY 2006) for Ogden City School District, Ogden, Utah.Barkdull, C. (2006). Annual program evaluation report for Ogden-Weber Afterschool Programs inOgden City School District, Ogden, Utah (AY 2005).Barkdull, C., Lawson, H. (1999). Developing Caring School Communities for Children and Youth:The Curriculum Guide. Missouri Dept. of Elementary and Secondary Education, JeffersonCity, MO.Page 7 of 13

Professional PresentationsRussell, J. & Barkdull, C. “Connecting Intention to Action: Native American Student Recruitmentand Retention at a Public University in the Upper Plains.” Indigenous and Tribal SocialWork Educators Association, 25th Annual Meeting, November 4, 2021 (AbstractAccepted).Walch, T., Karikari, I., Weber, B., Barkdull, C. Evenson, T. “Observed Face Mask Behavior Duringthe Covid-19 Epidemic.” American Public Health Association Annual Meeting, October23-27, 2021 (Abstract Accepted).Decoteau, S., Sage, M., & Barkdull, C. “Sharing Promising Tools for Within- and Cross-SystemsCollaborative Change.” National Indian Child Welfare Association, 39th AnnualProtecting Our Children Conference, April 13, 2021 (Virtual).Barkdull, C. & Weber, B. “A Social Work Education Program’s Partnerships with Native AmericanCommunities. Joint World Conference on Social Work Education and SocialDevelopment: Promoting Human Relationships and Bridging the Future, June 28-July 1,2020, Rimini, Italy. Postponed until November due to Covid-19; I did not attend inNovember as Americans were not permitted to travel to Italy at that time.Barkdull, C., Sage, M., & Homstad, S. “Finding Effective Pathways for Supporting the Transitionfrom Child Welfare Student to Practitioner in Frequently-Turbulent Environments.”Council on Social Work Education Annual Program Meeting, Denver Colorado (October26, 2019).Decoteau, S., Roehr, V., & Barkdull, C. Improving ICWA Notification Procedures in North Dakota.Indigenous and Tribal Social Work Educators’ Association, 23rd Annual Conference,Denver, Colorado. (October 24, 2019).Bercier, H., Leneaugh, J., & Barkdull, C. “ICWA Family Preservationist: Pathway to Tribes andStates Partnering for Better Family Outcomes.” National Indian Child Welfare AssociationConference, Denver, Colorado. (April 2, 2019).Sage, M. & Barkdull, C. (with two other federal grantee teams). “Closing the Circle: State/TribalPartnerships to Improve ICWA Implementation.” National Indian Child WelfareAssociation Conference, Anchorage, Alaska. (April 17, 2018).Barkdull, C., Nedegaard, R., Schneweis, C., & Sage, M. “Practical Tools for Assessing ‘Goodnessof Fit’: Is Distance Education the Right Venture for You?” Social Work DistanceEducation Conference, Council on Social Work Education, Indianapolis, Indiana (April 14,2016).Barkdull, C. UND Climate & Culture Festival, Panelist for “Climate Science, Environment, &Societal Impacts, Grand Forks, North Dakota. (December 9, 2015).Barkdull, C, Weber, B. 61st Annual Program Meeting, “Politics and Policies of Temporary Housingin North Dakota’s Man Camps,” Council on Social Work Education, Denver, Colorado,October 17, 2015.Nedegaard, R., Schneweis, C., & Barkdull, C. “Enhancing Student Retention/Graduation Rates inan Online MSW Program.” Social Work Distance Education Conference, Council on Social Work Education, Indianapolis, Indiana (April 16, 2015).Page 8 of 13

Weber, B., Barkdull, C., International Conference for Academic Disciplines, "Oil Booms andHousing Shortages: Governmental Policies Related to North Dakota's Man Camps,"International Journal of Arts & Sciences, Barcelona, Spain. (June 16, 2014).Weber, B., Barkdull, C., 18th Biennial International Consortium for Social Development: OpeningNew Frontiers in Social Development-Facing Opportunities and Challenges, “North DakotaMan Camp Research Project,” Kampala, Uganda. (July 18, 2013).Weber, B., Barkdull, C.,18th Biennial International Consortium for Social Development: OpeningNew Frontiers in Social Development-Facing Opportunities and Challenges, “Rural NorthDakota’s Oil Boom and Its Impact on Social Services,” Kampala, Uganda. (July 17, 2013).Weber, B., Barkdull, C., Geigle, J. (Presenter & Author), 58th Annual Program Meeting, “TheIndustrialization of Rural North Dakota and Its Impact on Social Services.” Council on SocialWork Education, Washington, D.C. (November 11, 2012).Weber, B., Barkdull, C., Community Connect Forum, "Human Service Professionals' Concerns inthe Oil Patch," Center for Community Engagement, Buffalo, ND. (April 2012).Schneweis, C., Heitkamp, T., Barkdull, C., "Launching a Social Work Program: Is it Right forYou?" Council on Social Work Education, Atlanta, GA. (2011).Barkdull, C., Jayasundara, D., Madrigal, C., Sharma, B., Human Development and CapabilitiesAssociation Annual Conference, "Maternal and Infant Mortality in Developing Countries:Empirical Tests of Sen’s Theoretical Perspectives of Capability and Development," TheHague, Netherlands. (September 7, 2011).Barkdull, C., Jayasundara, D., Sharma, B., Madrigal, C., Human Development and CapabilitiesAssociation Annual Conference, "Efficacy of Sen’s Capability and Development Perspectivesfor Fields of Reproductive Health and International Social Work," The Hague, Netherlands.(September 6, 2011).Barkdull, C., Weber, B., 17th International Consortium for Social Development, "The GrandAlliance: Coordinating Regional Resources for Economic and Environmental Sustainability,"Dhaka, Bangladesh. (January 5, 2011).Barkdull, C., Weber, B., 17th International Consortium for Social Development, "Intersections ofthe “War on Terror” and Refugee Resettlement Policies on a Midwestern Community in theUnited States," Dhaka, Bangladesh. (January 2, 2011).Weber, B. (Presenter & Author), Barkdull, C. (Co-Author), 55th Annual Program Meeting, "GetOut the Vote: An Action Research Project in Community Organizing," Council on Social WorkEducation, San Antonio, Texas. (November 7, 2009).Barkdull, C., Schneweis, C., 54th Annual Program Meeting, "Lessons Learned from Teaching andEvaluating Practice Courses for a Web-based MSW Program," Council on Social WorkEducation, Philadelphia, PA. (November 1, 2008).Barkdull, C., Khaja, K. (Co-Author), Queiro-Tajali, I., Cunningham, D., Smart, K., 54th AnnualProgram Meeting, "The Lived Experiences of Muslims in Selected Western Countries Post9/11," Council on Social Work Education, Philadelphia, PA. (October 31, 2008).Barkdull, C., 34th Biennial Congress of the International Association of Schools of Social Work,"A Qualitative Research Study on the Impact of 9/11 on Muslims Living in Australia,Argentina, Canada, and the United States," Durban, South Africa. (July 21, 2008).Page 9 of 13

Barkdull, C., 34th Biennial Congress of the International Association of Schools of Social Work,"An Ethnographic Study of Female Circumcision: Transforming the Imperialist Discourse,"Durban, South Africa. (July 21, 2008).Barkdull, C., Panelist for UND’s “Generating Ideas Through Partnerships: A CommunityUniversity Forum.” Panel: “Making Ends Meet in Grand Forks”. (April 19, 2008).Barkdull, C., Panelist for UND’s “Generating Ideas Through Partnerships: A CommunityUniversity Forum. Panel: “Partnering to Improve Community Services”. (April 18, 2008).Barkdull, C., Panelist for UND Diversity Conference, "Economic Diversity, Making Ends Meet inGrand Forks: The Touchy Subject of Class." (April 9, 2008).Barkdull, C., Annual Regional Women’s Studies Conference, "Intersections of Gender, Place, andCareer Choice Among Native Women Serving Their Reservation Community," University ofSouth Dakota, Vermillion, South Dakota. (March 2007).Barkdull, C., "Exploring Belonging and Engagement Among Inner-City Schoolchildren inAfterschool Programs: A Mixed Methods Study," Society for Social Work Research, SanAntonio, TX. (January 2006).Barkdull, C., Canadian Association of Schools of Social Work 2002 Congress, "Design Teams asChange Strategies in the Provision of Child and Family Services: Case Examples from TwoNative American Communities in the United States," Toronto, Ontario, Canada. (May 2002).Barkdull, C., Canadian Association of Schools of Social Work 2002 Congress, "The Role ofService Recipients in Program Design: Bringing Social Work’s Past into the Present,"Toronto, Ontario, Canada. (May 2002).Barkdull, C., Sixth Annual Conference of the Society for Social Work and Research, "A Multidimensional Evaluation of 21st Century Learning Center Programs in an Urban SchoolDistrict," San Diego, California. (January 2002).Barkdull, C., Utah Chapter of NASW Workshop, "American Indian Families: CulturallyResponsive Home Studies." (October 2001).Barkdull, C., 19th Annual Meeting of the National Indian Child Welfare Association, "Schools asCommunity Healing Hosts," Anchorage, Alaska. (April 2001).Barkdull, C., Annual Utah Child Welfare Institute, "Walking in Moccasins and CreatingDreamcatchers: Working with American Indian Families," Utah Division of Child and FamilyServices, Provo, Utah. (October 2000).Barkdull, C., New Century Child Welfare and Family Support National Conference, "Evaluation ofthe Colorado, Nevada, New Mexico and Utah Design Teams," Snowbird, UT. (September2000).Barkdull, C., New Century Child Welfare and Family Support National Conference, "The DesignTeam Process: Four States’ Experiences," Snowbird, UT. (September 2000).Barkdull, C., Joint Conference of the International Federation of Social Workers and theInternational Association of Schools of Social Work, "A Practice Illustration: Innovations forCulturally Responsive First Nations Child Welfare Practice," Montreal, Quebec, Canada. (July2000).Page 10 of 13

Barkdull, C., Borders and Inequality in Policy History: A National Policy History Conference,"Building Bridges Between History’s Lessons and Contemporary Community Practice inSocial Work," Bowling Green, Ohio. (June 2000).Barkdull, C., 18th Annual Meeting of the National American Indian Conference on Child Abuseand Neglect, "Training Opportunities: Universities Partner with Tribes and Agencies," Tucson,AZ. (March 2000).Barkdull, C., Annual Meeting of American Indian Social Work Educators, "Training Opportunitiesfor Cultural Responsiveness and Awareness," New York, NY. (February 2000).Barkdull, C., Council on Social Work Education Annual Program Meeting, "Power to the People!Great Society and 21st Century Ideals in Practice," New York, NY. (February 2000).Barkdull, C., Fourth Annual Conference of the Society for Social Work and Research, "Impact ofWelfare Terminations on Child Welfare: Double Jeopardy or Second Chances for Children?,"Charleston, SC. (January 2000).Barkdull, C., Family Preservation Institute Annual Conference, "Go It Alone or Collaborate? FourPerspectives on Collaboration," Austin, TX. (September 1999).Grants, Contracts and Sponsored ResearchGrantsBarkdull, C. (Principal). Title IV-E Student Stipend Program. North Dakota Children of FamilyServices, State, 150,000 (Funding Pending).Barkdull, C. (Principal). Tribal Children’s Court Improvement Project Proposal. Sponsored bythe Standing Rock Sioux Tribe through a contract with the U.S. Children’s Bureau. Tribal, 25,000. Submitted February 27, 2020. (Funded October 1, 2020.)Barkdull, C. (Principal). Child Welfare Workforce Excellence Initiative for MHA Nation Childrenand Family Services. Sponsored by the U.S. Children’s Bureau, Federal, 650,000.Submitted February 5, 2019. (Funded March 14, 2019).Barkdull, C. (Principal). Title IV-E Student Stipend Program. North Dakota Children of FamilyServices, State, 225,000 (Funded July 1, 2017).Sage, M. (Principal), Barkdull (Co-Principal/Principal of UND Sub-award). North Dakota ICWAImplementation Partnership. Sponsored by Administration for Children and Families,Federal, 2.45 million. Submitted June 22, 2016 (Funded October 1, 2016).Barkdull, C. (Principal). Title IV-E Student Stipend Program. North Dakota Children of FamilyServices, State, 150,000 (Funded July 1, 2015).Poole, M.C. (Principal), Yahja, A. (Principal), Carley, K. (Supporting), Chawla (Supporting),Barkdull (Supporting), BD Spokes: Network Science: Planning: Midwest: NetworkedResilience of Communities in Face of Natural and Social Emergencies, National ScienceFoundation, Federal, 100,000. Submitted February 25, 2016 (Funded September 13,2016).Conway, K., (Principal) McCurdy, P. (Co-Principal), Caraher, W. (Co-Principal), Weber, B. (CoPrincipal), Barkdull, C. (Co-Principal), “The Bakken on Both Sides of the Border: WhatSaskatchewan and Manitoba Can Learn about Social Integration from North Dakota’s OilPage 11 of 13

Boom.” Canadian Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council KnowledgeSynthesis Grant. Not funded (September, 2015).Jayasundara, D. (Principal), Barkdull, C. (Co-Principal), Nedegaard, R. (Co-Principal), “PilotPostdoctoral Funding Program Proposal,” UND Office of Research Development andCompliance. Not funded (January, 2016).Jayasundara, D. (Principal), Barkdull, C. (Co-Principal), “Action Research NeedsAssessment of Mental Health Needs of War Impacted Communities of Sri Lanka” College ofNursing and Professional Disciplines (CNPD) Research Office Summer Seed Award 3,000.Funded (June, 2015).Barkdull, Carenlee (Principal), Sage, Melanie (Supporting), Monette, Winonah (Supporting),Schneweis, Carol (Supporting), Reeves, Bruce (Supporting), Nedegaard, Randall(Supporting), "Recruitment and Retention of Child Welfare Scholars to Meet CriticalWorkforce Shortages in North Dakota's Oil Patch," Sponsored by National Child WelfareWorkforce Institute, Federal, 734,995, Funded. (March 2014 - May 2019).Sage, Melanie (Co-Principal), Barkdull, Carenlee (Co-Principal), Monette, Winonah (CoPrincipal), Rainbow, Robert "BJ" (Co-Principal), "Photovoice as an Innovative ResearchMethodology to Understand the Impact of the Sioux Nickname Retirement on Students whoare Native American & to Reduce Microaggressions," Sponsored by College of Nursing andProfessional Disciplines, The University of North Dakota, 3,000.00, Funded. (May 2014 January 2015).Weber, Bret (Co-Principal), Barkdull, Carenlee (Co-Principal), “North Dakota Man Camp ProjectPhase II.” Sponsored by College of Nursing and Professional Disciplines, The University ofNorth Dakota, 3,000.00, Funded. (May 2014 - January 2015).Barkdull, Carenlee (Principal), Caraher, W. (Co-principal), Weber, B. (Co-principal), Reed, A. (Coprincipal), Braun, S. (Co-principal), "An Interdisciplinary Exploration of Culture, MaterialCulture, Social Concerns and Community Resilience in North Dakota’s Oil Field," Sponsoredby principal investigator for Collaborative Seed Grant from the Office of the Vice President forResearch and Economic Development, 15,830.00, Funded. (January 2012 - January 2013).Jayasundara, Dheeshana, Barkdull, Carenlee, “Immigrant Muslim Families’ Perceptions of FamilyWell-being and Capability.” Sponsored by Silberman Faculty Award Fund, April, 2012, 36,779. Not funded.Barkdull, Carenlee, "Capturing Accounts of North Dakota’s Immigrant History," Sponsored byStone Soup Fund, 850.00. (November 2010).Barkdull, Carenlee, Sponsored by CEHD Research Mini-Grant for costs associated with researchproject related to experiences of Muslims post-9/11, 800.00. (March 2008).Barkdull, Carenlee, Sponsored by Grants from the Northern Valley Nonprofit Organizationsupported research on low- and moderate-income populations in the communities of GrandForks and East Grand Forks, 5,229.99. (October 2007).Barkdull, Carenlee, Sponsored by Public Scholarship Fund, awarded to utilize graduate studentsto plan and host a restorative justice forum and develop a restorative justice web resource, 2,473.00. (April 2006).Barkdull, Carenlee (Co-principal), Harris, Norma (Principal), "Building the Paiute Indian Tribe ofUtah’s Capacity for the Prevention and Treatment of Alcohol and Substance Abuse AmongNative Youth Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration/Center forPage 12 of 13

Substance Abuse Treatment," Sponsored by Author, Co-PI and Project Manager of a oneyear Circle of Care planning grant for the Paiute Indian Tribe of Utah for

MSW Program Director, Dept. of Social Work, University of North Dakota. (January 2007 - Present). Assistant Pro fessor, Dept. of Social Work, University of North Dakota. (August 2005 2011).- Adjunct Faculty, Dept. of Social Work, Utah State University. (2004 2005).- Professional . Evaluation Consultant, Ogden City School District After-School .