Now celebrating its 20th year at the School, the Clinical Lecture Series has expanded its reach beyond the School of Social Work community to impact the entire state of North Carolina and beyond.
Community Engagement
Clinical Lecture Series celebrates two decades of impact
School of Social Work researcher, clinical faculty member benefit from Usona Institute expansive immersive program
Two faculty members from the School of Social Work recently received an opportunity to attend a unique immersive education program.
Associate Dean for Global Engagement Gina Chowa discusses her global social work book, building relationships world-wide
We spoke with Chowa about the publication, her decades of social work practice and more.
Community legacy
Colleagues, family and friends celebrate the 42-year career of UNC School of Social Work Professor Emeritus Gary Nelson.
Master of Social Work fall student spotlight
To celebrate members of our community and their unique stories, we’re spotlighting students to learn more about their current job title, why they chose UNC and more.
School of Social Work welcomes new MSW students
The School of Social Work welcomed more than 100 incoming 2-year and 3-year students for MSW orientation.
A Social Worker’s Journey
Tamika D. Williams, ’97 (MSW), details her journey as a social worker across the state.
Practicum Conversations: MSW students take on clinical social work in the Galapagos
We spoke with two students — Kierra Campbell, a third-year MSW student, and Dayana Bermudez, a second-year MSW student — about their placement in the Galapagos.
Clinical Assistant Professor Amy Levine selected for leadership organization
Interim Director of Practicum Education Amy Levine was selected as part of the UNC Center for Faculty Excellence’s 2024–2025 ADVANCE Leadership Journeys cohort.
Q&A: Ebon Freeman-James
We spoke with Freeman-James about a day trip to Afrika Tikkun and the Basic Package of Support (BPS) organizations in the township of Orange Farm — south of Johannesburg and Soweto — visiting with community partners of the School’s Global Social Development Innovations (GSDI).
