UNC School of Social Work shares news and feature stories through its website, social media channels, alumni magazine Contact, and monthly email newsletter. You can scroll through our news releases by date of release, listed below.
If you have information or questions about news at the School, contact Assistant Dean for Strategic Communications and Marketing Barbara Wiedemann or Assistant Director for Strategic Communications and Marketing Matt Smith.
The K01 Grant will enable assistant professor Rebecca Rebbe to expand her research to include multiple forms of violence against children and to learn a new research method.
Read MoreUNC School of Social Work at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill is now accepting applications to a new online... Read More
by Susan White
The School of Social Work welcomes this year's incoming cohort of doctoral students to the program. We are... Read More
Mia Concepcion, a student in the School’s 2-Year Full-Time Program in Chapel Hill, and Mercedes Jackson, a student in the 3-Year Program in Winston-Salem, were recently named recipients of the scholarship, which honors social work pioneer Hortense King McClinton.
Read Moreby Susan White
Over the summer, UNC School of Social Work welcomed the following new members to the School:
New... Read More
by Susan White
UNC School of Social Work has more reasons to celebrate. For the first time in the School’s 100+ year... Read More
by Susan White
UNC School of Social Work recently welcomed Kamryn Clairmont as the School’s director of annual giving... Read More
by Susan White
During the last few years of Antoinetta Cash Royster’s 16-year-career with the Department of Social... Read More
UNC-Chapel Hill School of Social Work and the Universidad San Francisco de Quito (USFQ) have launched an exciting new collaboration: a 12-week program for Galapagos locals to earn a certificate in community development and social work.
Read Moreby Barbara Wiedemann
Assistant Dean for Administration Joe DiConcilio joined the School in 2019 after having served the... Read More