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Graduate School of Social Work

Academics
Denver Campus MSW

Our Denver Campus MSW programs provide students with a solid foundation in essential social work topics while encouraging specialization through eight different concentrations and multiple certificate options.
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Research & Faculty
Youth Leadership Study

We’re studying the Youth Engaged in Leadership and Learning (YELL) program in order to determine new and better ways to promote social trust and belonging in low-income adolescents of color.
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Paid Family Leave in Colorado

GSSW Assistant Professor Jennifer Greenfield and other University of Denver collaborators have released a report on the economic impacts of a paid family leave program in Colorado.
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Meet the Dean

GSSW dean Amanda Moore McBride is committed to fostering a community in which our students are able to excel individually and collectively while making positive contributions to the world around them.
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Research Project Listing

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Cognitive and Emotional Responses to Suicidal Ideation

Access to Mental Health Services at the St Francis Center

An Ecological Model of Risk and Protection for Delinquency and Juvenile Justice Involvement among Maltreated Youth: A Longitudinal Study

An Evaluation of Nia: Moving to heal

Animal-Assisted Therapy and Clinical Engagement

Asking for Change: A Photovoice Project

BELL Measure of homeless/street youth

Capacity Building Center for Tribes (CBCT)

Caregiving and Paid Family Leave

CCSI - Onondaga County, NY, ACCESS Training

Center on Fathering Solution-Focused Brief Therapy Enhanced Parenting Class

Civic Engagement Through the Voices of Latino/a Youth: Exploring Definitions, Supports and Barriers

Climate Change, Energy, and a Just Transition: A Systematic Review for Social Work

CLIMB@DU - The Collaborative Learning and Innovative Educational Models of Behavioral Health at the University of Denver

Colorado Adoption Support Project

Colorado Child Welfare Scholars Consortium (CCWSC)

Colorado Opioid Synergy – Larimer and Weld (CO-SLAW)

COVID-19 & Connection: Collective Care through Mutual Aid

Denver Basic Income Project

Denver Preschool Program (DPP)

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