Visit Us
Explore GSSW
To get a real sense of GSSW's welcoming atmosphere and beautiful setting, please visit us in person. You can meet our faculty, staff and students, tour our campus and state-of-the-art building, and learn more about the ways our programs can be tailored to meet your interests and goals.
Prospective Denver Campus MSW Students
Information Sessions
If you are a prospective MSW student who has not yet been admitted to GSSW, we invite you to attend an on campus or online information session to:
- Learn more about our MSW program.
- Meet and talk with our faculty, staff and students.
- Learn about our rich and varied network of field internship opportunities.
- Get information about the admission process and financial aid opportunities.
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Online Info Sessions
Join one of our virtual Denver Campus MSW program information sessions. We will discuss the admissions process, financial aid options and a Q&A where you can chat with current students about their experience at GSSW.
Wednesday, March 2, 5-6 p.m. MST (Dual Degree Info Session)
Wednesday, April 13, 5-6 p.m. MST (Dual Degree Info Session)
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On-Campus Info Sessions
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, all in-person information sessions are postponed until further notice. We encourage you to register for an online information session listed above or sign up for a one-on-one meeting with an Admission Ambassador.
One-On-One Visits
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, all in-person information sessions are postponed until further notice. Until then, we encourage you to sign up for a phone or Zoom call to speak with one of our admission ambassadors.
Prospective Doctoral Students
Online Information Sessions
We will host 2022 PhD Information Sessions in Winter 2022 where we will discuss the PhD program, career outcomes and the application process.
Daniela Barrio
Hometown: El Paso, TX
Concentration: Mental Health
Program: Two-Year MSW, foundation year
Emma Chabolla
Hometown: Silver Spring, MD
Concentration: Mental Health
Program: Two-Year MSW, foundation year
Eugena Choice
Hometown: Sugar Land, TX
Concentration: Family Systems Practice
Program: Two-Year MSW, foundation year
Jean-Claude "JC" Daly
Hometown: Fair Haven, NJ
Concentration: Mental Health
Program: Two-Year MSW, foundation year
Morgan Garbe
Hometown: Needham, Massachusetts
Concentration: Mental Health
Program: Two-Year MSW program, foundation year
Bekah Litz
Hometown: Wheat Ridge, CO
Concentration: Family Systems Practice
Program: Two Year MSW, concentration year
Virtual Events
January 20, 2022
Catalyst Series for Social Justice: Kali Fajardo-Anstine: The Power of Storytelling
In this interactive webinar, Fajardo-Anstine will discuss her book Sabrina & Corina and discuss storytelling as a way to retain history and promote social justice. Her writing and lectures reflect her own heritage as a Colorado Chicana with roots in Indigenous, Latina, and Filipino cultures.
February 10 & 11, 2022
Check Yourself on Indigenous Invisibility, Anti Blackness, and White Supremacy Culture
This experiential workshop centers self-assessment and reflection for BIPOC social workers and will utilize historical and contemporary information. Attendees will be coached on tools and techniques such as powerful questions, journaling prompts to explore the indicators of anti-blackness, indigenous invisibility, and white supremacy culture, when considering how we interact and advocate for our clients.
February 16, 2022
Beyond Statistical Significance: Lessons Learned from 20 Years of Intervention Research
In this inaugural Jeffrey Jenson Research Award address, Dr. Heather Taussig will discuss the development, testing, and implementation of Fostering Healthy Futures, a preventive intervention for children who have experienced involvement in the child welfare system.
