Graduate School of Social Work News
Graduate School of Social Work (GSSW) faculty, staff, students, programs and community partners are making waves. Learn more about their research, accomplishments, outcomes and impact on social justice and social change.
GSSW Professor N. Eugene Walls helps design National HIV Behavioral Surveillance Study of men who have sex with men. Findings shape local prevention and treatment.
A new web page spotlights the ways that GSSW is expanding equity and advancing social justice through research and scholarship.
GSSW staff member and alumnus Salvador Armendariz, MSW ’11, is helping to fund education for youth in India through his work as a photographer.
A new interdisciplinary course developed by GSSW uses human-centered design to develop solutions for youth experiencing homelessness.
An expanded field internship with Savio House trains Graduate School of Social Work MSW students in evidence-based practices and gives them a pathway to employment after they complete their internship.
A research team at the GSSW Institute for Human–Animal Connection is studying whether the Pets for Life animal-welfare program also has community, human and environmental health impacts.
GSSW’s Science for Action Series is fueling new collaborative efforts to address the Grand Challenges for Social Work through research, practice, policy and advocacy.
By organizing voter registration drives and other nonpartisan events, MSW student Cullen Dilldine is engaging voters to create community change.
