Impacts of HABIC will remain with outgoing student staff members
CSU students spent the past academic year contributing, either as employee, intern, or research assistant, to the Human-Animal Bond in Colorado center in the School of Social Work.
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New director of field education excited to launch social work students on a career path
Colorado State University’s School of Social Work has named Liz Davis, M.S.W., as the new director of field education. CSU’s School of Social Work assists students with more than 300 field placements each year.
Social Work Research Center adds new programs, staff
With the goals of conducting applied research and disseminating results on best practices to the child welfare field, the Social Work Research Center launched new projects and added new staff in 2019.
Dis-Equity in the U.S. Today: Going beyond our professional and personal comfort zones
On March 4 the School of Social Work hosted the Brad Sheafor Lecture in Social Work with a featured presentation by Dr. Darrell P. Wheeler, Ph.D., MPH, ACSW, provost and vice president for academic affairs at Iona College.
Social Work Alumni Q & A: Barb Long (M.S.W., ’97)
Alumni Barb Long (M.S.W., ’97) discusses what drew her to social work and shares advice for upcoming graduates.
Social Work senior wins academic honor society scholarship and trip to Florida
Social Work senior Kaitlyn Ewan is the first place winner of the Phi Alpha Patty Gibbs Wahlberg BSW Scholarship.
Social work program continues to rise in national rankings
The latest US News and World Report ranking of social work master’s programs places CSU’s School of Social Work in the top 15% nationally among accredited public universities.
Social work faculty member earns early career award for children’s mental health research
School of Social Work Assistant Professor Samantha Brown is the recipient of the 2018 Victoria S. Levin Award for Early Career Success in Young Children’s Mental Health Research.
Dis-Equity in the U.S. Today: Going beyond our professional and personal comfort zones – March 4
The second biennial Brad Sheafor Lecture in Social Work “Dis-Equity in the U.S. Today: Going beyond our personal and professional comfort zones” is Monday, Mar. 4, from 5-7 p.m. in Colorado State University LSC Ballroom D.
Shillington inducted into American Academy of Social Work and Social Welfare
Audrey Shillington, professor and director of the School of Social Work at Colorado State University, has earned the status of fellow in the American Academy of Social Work and Social Welfare.