The 2024 U.S. News & World Report Best Graduate Schools ranking has recognized GSSW as No. 12 among the nation’s top MSW programs.
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An increasing number of young people are experiencing ecological distress, including depression and anxiety. GSSW faculty, staff and students are trying to help.
When you’re comparing the best-of-the-best social work programs, there are key factors you’ll want to consider. Learn more.
The course on social work with LGBTQIA communities co-developed by Professor Eugene Walls and PhD candidate and Adjunct Instructor Brendon Holloway centers joy, resistance and intersectionality.
A new $1-million grant is supporting GSSW’s efforts to diversity and expand Colorado’s behavioral health workforce.
Wondering how to become a licensed social worker? You’ll need a master’s degree, a passing grade on the ASWB exam, and licensure in your state.
Social work skills such as empathy, active listening and cultural humility are needed to effectively serve clients and communities. Find out more.
MSW degree holders have almost unlimited career options, including school and health care social work. Find out more.
