GSSW’s new African American Experience Timeline charts the African American experience in the United States. The exhibit provides context for discussion on American history and its legacy and consequences.
Through her work with families and couples, alumna Jana Edwards (MSW ’78) embodies excellence in clinical social work.
Throughout her social work career, alumna Libby Bortz (MSW ’67) bridged micro and macro practice, addressing systemic issues and creating opportunities for women.
GSSW Professor Johnny Kim is working to expand adolescent mental health care access through approaches such as solution-focused brief therapy, an evidence-based therapy model.
A recent book by GSSW alumna Anne Williford (PhD ’09) and Prof. Emeritus Jeffrey Jenson explores effective prevention strategies for youth behavioral health challenges.
GSSW faculty and staff are recognized for their work advancing social work research, education, and practice.
Our distinguished faculty are at the forefront of social work scholarship, producing impactful research that shapes the field and addresses pressing social issues. This page highlights their recent publications, offering a glimpse into the diverse range of topics our faculty explore—from community mental health and social justice to policy analysis and clinical practice.
The Faculty Career Champion is a student nominated award that celebrates outstanding faculty mentors and tells the compelling story of how DU faculty impact students’ career and professional development goals.
