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2023 Community Symposium – “Racial Disproportionality in CPS: What can big data tell us?” featuring Brett Drake, MSW, PhD, Professor of Data Science for the Social Good in Practice, Washington University, St. Louis. who will discuss the results of a study in which his research team uses fifteen years of national child maltreatment reporting data representing tens of millions of reports. Dr. […]
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 […]
This workshop will be a facilitated Q&A, featuring CTL Fellow Ari Gzesh and Dr. Phyllis Solomon, SP2’s Associate Dean for Research and the Kenneth L. Pray Chair in Social Policy & Practice. Dr. Solomon will provide insights into integrating clinical practice and real-world application into academic pursuits, including research and teaching. She will focus on […]
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 […]
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 […]
A multi-disciplinary lecture connected to SWRK 6010, delivered by renowned scholars and practitioners in various fields relevant to social work and social policy
These information sessions are an excellent opportunity for you to learn more about our Master of Social Work, Master of Science in Social Policy, and Master of Science in Nonprofit Leadership degree programs. We will also discuss dual degree options in conjunction with other schools at Penn, part-time study options for working professionals, and financial […]
