Ph.D. student Denise “Dee” Yookong Williams works to create a safe space for LGBTQ youth to process and talk about suicide using a powerful tool that helped them unpack their own experience and grief: art.
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Healing with art: Ph.D. student helps LGBTQ youth and youth of color process their experiences around suicide
Ph.D. student Alexandria Forte named 2023 Outstanding Doctoral Student of the Year
A day full circle: Celebrating social work graduates, alumni, faculty and staff
School of Social Work to celebrate 2023 graduating class on May 13; Business advisor, educator Stedman Graham to speak on innovation and leadership
School hosts first in-person welcome event for newly admitted students since 2019
Postdoctoral research fellow focuses on how Black women cope with stress
As a two-year postdoctoral research fellow, Millicent N. Robinson, MSW ’17, aims to address the key interconnections between mental and physical health, culturally-relevant forms of coping with stressful events, and ethnic differences among Black women.
Application deadline for 12-month Advanced Standing Program extended to Feb. 14
Army captain turns to School of Social Work to support soldiers
U.S. Army Capt. Kenneth Rodle Harris III, pursues his Ph.D. in social work and research in mental health to help others who have endured traumatic experiences.
