The Graduate School of Social Work celebrates its 2019 MSW student award winners, who represent the best of social work scholarship, service and practice.
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GSSW’s 2019 PhD graduates have accepted social work faculty and research appointments at schools nationwide, where they’ll advance equity through their work in areas such as youth health and well-being, public policy and suicide prevention.
As a UN Practicum in Advocacy fellow, MSW student Ozy Aloziem got a crash course in international policymaking and advocacy as a delegate to the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women.
Through education and advocacy, MSW student Anna Reid is advancing Universal Design for Learning as a way to improve outcomes for all students, including those who have a disability.
An expanded field internship with Savio House trains Graduate School of Social Work MSW students in evidence-based practices and gives them a pathway to employment after they complete their internship.
By organizing voter registration drives and other nonpartisan events, MSW student Cullen Dilldine is engaging voters to create community change.
A unique interdisciplinary course takes social work graduate students to Chiapas, Mexico, to develop a holistic understanding of human rights, development, economic policy, culture and language.
With a $1.9 million grant, GSSW and community partners statewide are working to address a shortage of behavioral health providers in rural and medically underserved areas.
