A three-time graduate of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Millicent Robinson joined the School of Social Work faculty this summer as an assistant professor.
Learning to Cope
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Tar Heel Roots
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill School of Social Work Assistant Professor Sonyia Richardson brings a wealth of academic, clinical and industry experience to her new role
Research Connections
Research Associate Professor Tonya Van Deinse connects systems to produce better outcomes for community members.
Legislative liaisons
A trio of School of Social Work faculty members had the opportunity this past year to share their expertise with lawmakers, informing their representatives about their areas of expertise within the field of social work.
Lombardi investigates social work workforce data
We spoke with Research Assistant Professor Brianna Lombardi to learn more about how she investigates the social work workforce with an eye on integrated health care teams.
Incoming faculty member speaks on suicide prevention efforts
Incoming School of Social Work Assistant Professor Sonyia Richardson shares her research into black youth and suicide as part of a report from the Raleigh News & Observer.
School of Social Work alum, former Chapel Hill mayor receives honorary degree
School of Social Work alumnus and former Chapel Hill mayor Howard Lee was recognized by UNC as one of four honorary degree recipients for his outstanding service to North Carolina.
School of Social Work Tar Heels celebrate 2024 commencement
More than 140 students were recognized during the UNC School of Social Work’s 103rd annual spring commencement ceremony.
Tar Heel Talents: Isabelle Borduas
UNC School of Social Work GSDI Program Manager Isabelle Borduas is working to help children across the globe while preparing for her career.
Community engagement at heart of Robeson County trip
Gaining insight into and building a relationship of respect with North Carolina’s largest Native American tribe was the focus of a University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill School of Social Work trip to Robeson County.
