Nearly 20 years after joining the School of Social Work, Little is retiring this January. We spoke with Little to learn more about why he joined the School, the impact he hoped he made, and more.
We spoke with one of the newest Board members, Margaret Penn, to learn more about her passion for social work, her background and why she decided to join the Board.
The School of Social Work is proud to recognize a number of faculty and staff members who have dedicated years of service to both the School and the state. We highlighted a list of staff and faculty members whose talent and service have helped bring the School continued success.
Eight members of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill School of Social Work were recently recognized for their excellence and commitment to the School of Social Work community.
A group representing UNC School of Social Work visits Solwezi, Zambia, with longtime collaborators from Rising Fountains Development Program (RFDP), a Zambian nonprofit organization founded in 2000, to learn more about local women’s savings and credit groups.
To celebrate more than 30 years of excellence and helping to bring about social change, we spoke with current and former students and faculty members who shared their memories of the doctoral program, its impact and the connections it helped them build and maintain throughout the profession.
More than 500 licensed social workers, parents, advocates and community leaders joined virtually and in person at the Friday Conference Center on March 8, with the shared goal of finding ways to empower individuals with intellectual or developmental disabilities as part of the Legacy Speakers Series.
Program Coordinator Alicia Freeman explains how training to intervene in crisis situations benefits Carolina’s community.
UNC School of Social Work board member Deloris Jordan accepted the Coretta Scott King Soul of the Nation Award on Saturday, Jan. 13, 2024.
