Visit Us
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. If you are unable to make it to campus, setup a virtual meeting with our admission team.
Mental Health for Ecological Resilience and Adaptation Certificate
Information Session
We are excited to announce the MSW Certificate in Mental Health for Ecological Resilience and Adaptation—a new opportunity to customize your MSW degree starting in fall 2025.
In this Ecological Resilience certificate program, you’ll have the opportunity to gain the knowledge and skills to address environmental and social crises and to protect and restore well-being for humans, other species, ecosystems and the planet.
Combining your MSW with the Ecological Resilience Certificate will equip you to address environmental crises, build resilience, and promote a regenerative, equitable world, all while upholding social work values of equity and justice.
- Thursday, May 15, 2025
- 4 p.m. - 5 p.m.
- Virtual
Prospective Denver Campus MSW Students
If you are a prospective MSW student who has not yet been admitted to GSSW, there are several ways to connect with our admission team:
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Virtual 1:1 Call
GSSW 1:1 Phone Call
Our GSSW Admission Ambassadors are current MSW students who can provide first-hand experience and help answer your program questions. Set up a 1:1 virtual phone call or zoom video conference with an ambassador today.
Financial Aid 1:1 Phone Call
We also offer 1:1 virtual, 15-minute phone call or Zoom video conference to discuss financial aid for our Master of Social Work Programs. Our GSSW Enrollment team will help answer your questions about scholarships, loans, or any other financial aid questions you may have.
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On-Campus Tours
Please join us for a one-hour group tour of Craig Hall, home of the Graduate School of Social Work, and the surrounding University of Denver campus! After the tour, prospective students and guests will receive tickets for a complimentary lunch at DU's Community Commons. Tours occur on Fridays and will not exceed ten people.
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Virtual Information Sessions
Join us for a one-hour virtual information session for our Denver Campus MSW program, where we will discuss:
- What makes our Denver Campus MSW program unique
- Courses and field internships
- Student panel (hear directly from current Denver Campus MSW students)
- Application requirements
- Financial Aid
Information sessions occur every other Wednesday at 4:00 p.m. MT.
Admission Ambassadors
Jessica Ampel
- Hometown: Evanston, IL
- Mental Health
- Program: Denver Campus MSW Program, foundation year
Erin Becker
- Hometown: The Woodlands, TX
- Mental Health
- Program: Denver Campus MSW Program, concentration year
Laura Caballero
- Hometown: Phoenix, AZ
- Organizational Leadership & Policy Practice
- Program: Denver Campus MSW Program, foundation year
Grace Cooper
- Hometown: Spokane, WA
- Children and Youth
- Program: Denver Campus MSW Program, concentration year
Kara Murray
- Hometown: Yarmouth, ME
- Mental Health
- Program: Denver Campus MSW Program, concentration year
Layna Pedesky
- Hometown: La Crose, WI
- Children and Youth
- Program: Denver Campus MSW Program, concentration year
Brian Reiff
- Hometown: Denver, CO
- Mental Health and OLPP
- Program: Denver Campus MSW Program, foundation year
Dominique Smith
- Hometown: Miami, FL
- Child Welfare
- Program: Denver Campus Advanced-Standing MSW Program, concentration year
Natasha Zakin
- Hometown: Washington, DC
- Children and Youth
- Program: Denver Campus MSW Program, concentration year
Prospective Doctoral Students
We offer 1-hour, virtual information sessions for our Denver Campus PhD program. During the Denver Campus PhD information sessions, we will discuss the PhD program, career outcomes and the application process. PhD informatoin sessions will begin in March 2025.
