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Conversations about race, equity, and justice with experts on social policy and social work. Climate Refugees: The Implications of our Changing Environment This free webinar featured SP2 Assistant Professors Dr. R. Jisung Park and Dr. Alice Xu in conversation with Professor of Practice Ben Jealous. Join SP2 on 11/16 for the next SP2 Speaker Series […]
MSW students are eligible to take a waiver examination for SWRK 6150: Introduction to Social Work Research. This exam offers students the opportunity to demonstrate their mastery of material covered in this course. Students who pass the waiver exam will not be required to take SWRK 6150 but will be required to take another research […]
Hosted by Douglas Brooks and Student Affairs. This event is for students of the African Diaspora.
Meet and connect with NPL students over Bubble Tea! This event is open to current NPL students only.
Simulation for SWRK 7040: Advanced Clinical Practice
Spring 2024 Advance Registration Information Session for SP2 Graduate and PhD students.
We are excited to continue our One Book discussions of Disability Visibility: First-Person Stories from the Twenty-First Century edited by disability rights activist, Alice Wong. The book is an anthology of essays by individuals with disabilities. It describes the complexities of their everyday life experiences and presents a diverse perspective often missing in conversations in and out […]
Codes of ethics are becoming more and more common in both nonprofit and for-profit organizations, but that does not mean they are always effective. In this workshop, we will Discuss what roles codes of ethics can play in organizations, Compare different codes of ethics to find best practices, and Generate ideas for increasing participation and […]
Spring 2024 Advance Registration Information Session for SP2 Graduate and PhD students
We are excited to continue our One Book discussions of Disability Visibility: First-Person Stories from the Twenty-First Century edited by disability rights activist, Alice Wong. The book is an anthology of essays by individuals with disabilities. It describes the complexities of their everyday life experiences and presents a diverse perspective often missing in conversations in and out […]
