GSSW Assistant Prof. Jennifer Greenfield investigated the impact of a Colorado minimum wage increase, predicting positive impact on Colorado women and families.
GSSW alumni Carina Kellenberger and Dana Schultz use horses to help treat people who are working through trauma, grief, PTSD, mental health disorders and adverse life events.
A conservation social work course took Graduate School of Social Work students to Kenya, where they discovered how the lives of humans and threatened species intersect.
With an MSW concentration in children and youth, Graduate School of Social Work alumna Phuong Phan creates educational opportunities for youth in Denver’s public housing communities through the Bridge Project.
For more than 25 years, the GSSW Bridge Project has transformed the lives of thousands of children and families throughout Denver’s public-housing neighborhoods by providing educational opportunities.
The blend of micro and macro social work practice prepared Graduate School of Social Work MSW alumna Kristin Canan for program development and clinical leadership roles.
