Johnson views herself as a partner and contributor in ensuring that faculty, staff, students and administration members of the School experience safety and well-being not just physically, but emotionally and psychologically.
Working with local Galapagos college and high school students and faculty mentors in the upcoming spring and summer, McGlothlin’s project will focus on the impact of climate change on maternal health.
School of Social Work Clinical Associate Professor Andrea Murray-Lichtman has been named the associate dean for MSW education after a national search.
Ramona Denby-Brinson, the dean of the School of Social Work, delivered the Carl A. Scott Memorial Lecture at the Council on Social Work Education’s 70th Annual Program Meeting in Kansas City, Mo., on Friday, Oct. 25.
Harris, along with Dean Emeritus Gary Bowen and UNC School of Education’s Todd Jensen, recently published an article examining the relationship between the social and psychological domains of fitness and resiliency within the military setting, as well as the effects of formal and informal support among service members.
An influx of funding could strengthen a statewide program’s ability to disseminate evidence-based treatments (EBTs) for children.
Incoming Alumni Association president Vaughn Crawford is excited to share her expertise with the next generation of social workers.
MSW students Annalise Von Sprecken and Min Jae Kim are working with undergraduate students in Hinton James Residence Hall, as well as MSW and Ph.D. students at the School of Social Work, to help provide resources for on-campus services and build positive strategies for improving their wellness.
UNC School of Social Work students, faculty, staff and alumni gathered to celebrate its Winston-Salem program on Sept. 21.
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.
