Last month, Field Education Coordinator Mary Carraher retired from the School of Social Work, bookending a career that includes work with the developmentally disabled, children and youth, homeless families, and just prior to CSU, 25 years as an executive director for Project Self-Sufficiency, a non-profit assisting single parents in Larimer County.
Albert Bimper will present “The Paradox of the Black Athlete,” sponsored by the School of Social Work’s Diversity and Human Rights Committee, on Monday, February 5, in Lory Student Center Room 312 at 12 p.m. This event is free and open to all members of campus and community.
Sarah Green will graduate in December from CSU’s Distance Master of Social Work program. For the past three years, Green has been working with fellow students in a Colorado Springs cohort group.
Assistant Professor Shannon Hughes will lead the development and evaluation of a new program to address mental health care for young adults, without the use of psychotropic drugs.
Rebecca Orsi and Paula Yuma are searching for answers to the question of whether access to care protects children at risk for maltreatment.
Assistant Professor Jennifer Portz discusses designing healthcare technologies for older adults in a way that’s meaningful and supports healthier living.
A program that pairs social work students with medical professionals in under-served areas of Colorado just received a new injection of federal funding.
This fall students enrolled in SOWK 342: Generalist Practice with Organizations and Communities will partner with Poudre Fire Authority educators and firefighters to install smoke alarms in Fort Collins mobile home parks.
Anne Williford is a new associate professor in the School of Social work; her interests are in youth bullying, aggression, and peer victimization.
Take an inside look at how a development partnership with CSU’s Institute for Learning and Teaching (TILT) and CSU Online is providing distance learners with coursework that is designed specifically for their success.