The George A. Morgan Dissertation Award was established by George Morgan and his wife to contribute support to graduate student research and creative activity that is part of the student's Ph.D. dissertation.
The COVID-19 pandemic crisis has upended work and life worldwide. For three Colorado State University social work alumni who specialize in HIV/AIDS interventions, there has been a clear need to carry on offering support to clients, as well as to prioritize professional self-care.
Alumni Association member Laurine Smith (B.S., ’80; M.S.W., ’98) is, at the core of her being, a caretaker and a stalwart Ram.
Launched in Fall 2019, the School of Social Work's Elevate program offers community building and support for at-risk students, by providing peer mentoring designed to help students navigate social, cultural, academic, and professional aspects of higher education.
Jennifer Wood double-majored in sociology and social work and will graduate this month. But the journey wasn’t easy.
Carissa Robinson (MSW, '12) is a founder and current leader within the Coffin-Siris Syndrome Foundation. Robinson discussed how her development as a social work professional have evolved based on the needs of community and family, and how all social workers "are uniquely skilled at listening and showing up where needs may exist."
Chase Williams decided to pursue a career in social work and apply to Colorado State University in 2018.
To increase program accessibility for prospective MSW students, Colorado State University is streamlining its distance Master of Social Work program with fewer travel dates for in-person meetings.
Carolyn Tredinnick and Hannah Eppley are the School of Social Work's new MSW program field education coordinators. Learn more about why they came to CSU, their professional interests, and how they envision social work student successes.
Social workers know self-care really needs to be prioritized when life gets challenging. Now is the time to think about what you need and start putting those ideas into regular practice.