UNC School of Social Work Associate Dean for Advancement Kandace Farrar was named the UNC School of Law’s 2024 Emerging Leader award winner.
Advancement’s Farrar earns UNC Law’s Emerging Leader Award
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School of Social Work celebrates Fall Festival 2024
Pumpkin painting, bubble blowing and a considerable amount of coloring highlighted the UNC School of Social Work’s Fall Festival 2024.
Master of Social Work November 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.
Strom celebrated as NASW Social Work Pioneer
Smith P. Theimann Jr. Distinguished Professor of Ethics and Professional Practice Kim Strom was celebrated Oct. 19 in Washington, D.C.
Murray-Lichtman announced as associate dean for MSW education
School of Social Work Clinical Associate Professor Andrea Murray-Lichtman has been named the associate dean for MSW education after a national search.
2024 CSWE Annual Program Meeting Recap
A recap of UNC School of Social Work’s experience attending the Council on Social Work Education 2024 Annual Program Meeting.
Ansong receives new University award that funds projects with real-world impact
School of Social Work Associate Professor David Ansong was one of four faculty members to receive project funding from the University’s first Translating Innovative Ideas for the Public Good Awards.
Ph.D. student Kenny Harris publishes paper on resiliency, role performance of military members
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.
Tar Heels celebrate Winston-Salem program
UNC School of Social Work students, faculty, staff and alumni gathered to celebrate its Winston-Salem program on Sept. 21.
Baumgartner awarded $3.7M NIH R01 grant for Tanzanian clinical trial
A prestigious grant from the National Institutes of Health will allow School of Social Work associate professor Joy Noel Baumgartner and international collaborators to test the effectiveness of mental health interventions in Tanzania.
