2024

2024 News Archive

Here’s how this flight attendant landed at BCSSW

Boston Celtics name BCSSW professor ‘Hero Among Us’

More than three dozen BCSSW researchers to showcase work at 29th Annual SSWR Conference

This graduate is working to reduce HIV rates in Latinx communities

5 tips to manage your end-of-semester stress

Fr. Butler presents three-step strategy to help social workers make the world a better place

Join BCSSW to address systemic issues at the community, organizational, and policy levels

How this alum is working to ‘revolutionize mental health’

BCSSW Professor Christopher Salas-Wright named inaugural Barry Family Professor in Social Work

This social worker is helping to reduce homelessness nationwide

How formative education shaped this graduate’s career outlook

‘My passion for advancing health equity drives everything I do’

BCSSW’s career services director has literally written the book on social work careers

BCSSW researcher named Social Work Pioneer

How does early childhood trauma affect the lives of adults incarcerated for violent crimes?

How self-reflection has guided this graduate

Equity, Justice, and Inclusion Initiative names ‘Contemplation in Formation’ as its theme for new academic year

BCSSW staff collaborate to foster student success

BCSSW faculty write new policy briefs aimed at meeting the Grand Challenges for Social Work

Professor receives grant to test app that helps Black youth with autism talk about their mental health

New phase begins for BCSSW’s family intervention program in Rwanda

Dual degree graduate receives fellowship from Equal Justice Works to represent children in family court

Two BCSSW students awarded doctoral fellowships
Newly minted social workers encouraged to care for clients as though they’re gardeners tending sunflowers

Newly minted social workers encouraged to care for clients as though they’re gardeners tending sunflowers

Fellowship program prepares students to address challenges facing older adults

BCSSW researcher studies 'digital barrier' to migration

BCSSW researcher studies 'digital barrier' to migration

Two BCSSW students participated in a symposium on forced migration. Their experiences reaffirmed their career paths

BC researchers explore effect of cannabis legislation on teen substance abuse

New research shows that most people killed by police die at the hands of local law enforcement officers

BC, Trinity College Dublin hold symposium on forced migration

Tom Walsh, director of the MSW program at BCSSW, will deliver the keynote address at the School’s diploma ceremony

Here’s why cultural competence is so important in social work

BCSSW to offer new certificate in design thinking

Latinx Leadership Initiative marks 10th anniversary with daylong symposium

Symposium to highlight grad student research

Black Leadership Initiative to host Black Mental Wellness Symposium

Join BCSSW to improve the health and resilience of families and their communities

Latinx Leadership Initiative marks 10th anniversary

This professor is evaluating the effectiveness of a novel program to help families avoid the trauma of eviction

Karen Bullock honored for work in hospice, palliative care

12 tips to land the job you want

When she’s not helping students, she’s making quilts

This graduate applies his social work training to the HR world every day

Beth Chandler urges BCSSW community to harness the power of courage to create a more just, equitable society

This graduate combines her expertise in social work and the law to help students and low-income clients

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