The human-animal-environment interactions in social work (HAEI-SW) certificate of specialization, formerly known as animal-assisted social work, prepares MSW students at GSSW to recognize the importance and impact of human-animal-environment interactions (HAEIs) in culturally responsive and ethically advanced professional social work practice settings.
GSSW’s new Pedagogy for Action and Community Engagement (PACE) Program deepens MSW student learning and community impact.
Former faculty member Jean East and MSW alumna Renata Heberton are transforming the community through Angelica Village, an intentional community serving refugee youths and people exiting homelessness.
The Graduate School of Social Work Four Corners MSW Program provides a bridge between students and regional agencies.
GSSW’s field education responded to the COVID-19 pandemic with new and improved programs and processes.
GSSW is working to make its MSW and PhD curricula more diverse, accessible and anti-racist.
The University of Denver Graduate School of Social Work and community partners are training Colorado social workers and nurses to care for older adults through the Geriatric Workforce Enhancement Program.
This spring, 120 MSW@Denver online Master of Social Work students will graduate and put their MSWs to work in communities nationwide.
