
Three GSSW profs. were recognized at the 2025 SSWR conference. Heather Taussig was named an AASWSW Fellow, Marquisha Lawrence Scott received the GADE award for early career achievement, and Rachel Forbes received a best book honorable mention.
Three GSSW profs. were recognized at the 2025 SSWR conference. Heather Taussig was named an AASWSW Fellow, Marquisha Lawrence Scott received the GADE award for early career achievement, and Rachel Forbes received a best book honorable mention.
Dean Emeritus James Herbert Williams reflects on his career as a social work educator, researcher and administrator.
GSSW Clinical Professor Philip Tedeschi extends the concept of social justice to include nonhuman animals, noting that animal, human and environmental well-being are inextricably linked.
GSSW Professors Jeffrey Jenson, Kimberly Bender and Eugene Walls are included in the Stanford University/Elsevier list of the world’s most influential scientists.
After retiring in 2008, Dean Emerita Catherine Alter is continuing an active life of service.
Join Butler staff in this episode of B-Connected, which focuses on Butler's Coaching Collaborative, and how coaching can be used as a tool for workforce well-being and organizational development.
GSSW Associate Professor Anamika Barman Adhikari discusses the use of artificial intelligence in social work research and practice.
GSSW staff and faculty are honored for exceptional teaching, scholarship and service.