
The Graduate School of Social Work’s 2025 MSW student award winners represent exemplary social work scholarship, service and practice.
The Graduate School of Social Work’s 2025 MSW student award winners represent exemplary social work scholarship, service and practice.
2025 MSW grad Maxine Metzger aims to improve programs and policymaking by leveraging research and storytelling.
2025 MSW graduate Todd Herrmann is transforming his personal experience with addiction into a career helping others to recover.
2025 MSW graduate Laura Love is working to transform emergency youth mental health care from traumatic to healing.
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.
A recent book by GSSW alumna Anne Williford (PhD ’09) and Prof. Emeritus Jeffrey Jenson explores effective prevention strategies for youth behavioral health challenges.
A continuing education certificate program like IHAC’s Animals and Human Health certificate can be a useful steppingstone before committing to a graduate degree program. Sarah Szuchman completed the AHH certificate in early 2025 prior to starting her Master of Social Work degree at the University of Denver’s Graduate School of Social Work. Sarah has had a lifelong passion for animals and the AHH certificate helped Sarah to see what could be possible with human-animal interactions in a professional setting.