Doctor of Social Work (DSW) at Rutgers
Why the Rutgers DSW Program?
You were meant to be an acknowledged leader in the field of clinical social work, drawing on your experience to build knowledge through the development and dissemination of original ideas through journal articles and books, national and international conferences, and innovative websites. In the Rutgers DSW program, you will gain insight to allow you to be part of the practice world, where we need such leaders.
How will a Rutgers DSW help me?
By assisting you in developing the thinking and writing skills that translate your rich practice experiences into innovative case studies and qualitative papers that connect theory, research, and practice and are publishable. We give you the technical skills you will need to connect to online audiences who need access to your clinical wisdom and experience. Continue reading →
Latest DSW Articles
DSW Student Publication
Congratulations to our second-year DSW student, Deborah Dumont, on the recent publication in the Journal of College Student Psychotherapy. To read Deborah's article click on the link below. Facing Adulthood: Helicopter...
Dr. Goldblatt Hyatt on Dr. Oz this Friday!
Rutgers DSW Assistant Director, Dr. Erica Goldblatt Hyatt, will be featured on The Dr. Oz Show this Friday, April 12, 2019. She will be discussing the last words of the dying. https://www.doctoroz.com/episode/last-words-what-...
DSW Student Conference Presentation
Third-year DSW Student, Sandra Van Nest, recently presented at the 2019 Psychotherapy Netwroker Symposium. Her workshop The Wisdom of Autism: Learning from Toddlers on the Spectrum explored the role of therapists working with...
DSW Student Publication
Congratulations to third-year DSW student, Roxanne Ruiz-Adams on the recent publication of her case study in The Family Journal. To read Roxanne's article click on the link below. Bilingual Families: Using Therapist-Facilitated...DSW News
Welcome to new faculty member, Erica Goldblatt Hyatt
Title: Assistant Director, Doctoral of Social Work Program
DSW student on the University Senate
By: Katherine Prull '19