Academic programs: graduate and undergraduate
Our Social Work PhD and Master of Social Work programs promote the knowledge, skills and values of the social work profession. Our Youth Development Leadership M.Ed. program supports an expanded understanding of young people, in the United States and internationally. Our undergraduate programs — youth studies, family violence prevention, and social justice — support and promote ways of valuing, living, and working in the world that further social change and the common good.
Our Faculty
Small class sizes.
Renowned faculty.
A commitment to social equity & justice.
Make your mark as an advanced scholar & practitioner at the School of Social Work.
The future starts now.
Upcoming events
Dissertation Presentation: Impacts of the First Guaranteed Income (GI) Pilot for Refugees in the U.S. Dissertation Presentation: Impacts of the First Guaranteed Income (GI) Pilot for Refugees in the U.S.
PhD candidate Laura Soltani will present her dissertation “Guaranteed Income and the Possibilities for Living Well in Resettlement: How Unconditional Cash Partially Disrupts Systemic Betrayal.”
School of Social Work Graduation Reception School of Social Work Graduation Reception
Graduating students in the BS in Youth Studies, MSW, MEd in Youth Development Leadership, and PhD in Social Work programs, along with their families, are invited to attend a graduation reception at Peters Hall.
Dissertation Presentation: Stories of Somali Motherhood Dissertation Presentation: Stories of Somali Motherhood
PhD candidate Johara Suleiman will present her dissertation "Stories of Somali Motherhood: Uncovering the Impacts of U.S. Child Protection Service Intervention on Somali Mothers’ Self-Understandings."
