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
Statement from DSW Director(Dr. LaSala) : Racism, Black Lives Matter, and the DSW Program
To paraphrase a line from one of Joe Biden’s speeches, I know too well that the task at hand, to say something reassuring and uplifting about the current state of our world, is beyond my capabilities. But, as you all know,...
Kira O’Brien Publishes Article on Sounds of Social Justice in the Era of COVID-19
Kira O’Brien, LMSW is a licensed social worker currently at Princeton University where she supports undergraduates engaging in service-learning. Kira received her undergraduate degree from Rutgers University and her Masters in...
Dr. Michael LaSala and Dr. Erica Goldblatt-Hyatt published paper on A Bioethics Approach To Social Work Practice With Transgender Clients
Dr. Michael LaSala and Dr. Erica Goldblatt-Hyatt’s paper “A bioethics approach to social work practice with transgender clients” was recently published in the 2019 Journal of Gay & Lesbian Social Services. In this paper, Dr...
Erica Goldblatt Hyatt Publishes Article on Falsely Accused Clergy in Therapy
Dr. Erica Goldblatt-Hyatt’s paper “Falsely Accused Clergy in Therapy: A Case Study” was recently published in the Winter 2019 Issue of Social Work and Christianity. In this paper, Dr. Goldblatt-Hyatt explores the integrated...Latest DSW News
PA AG’s Briefing: Coping with Mental Health During COVID with Pennsylvania’s Attorney General Josh Shapiro
Dr. Erica Goldblatt-Hyatt has an in-depth discussion with Pennsylvania’s Attorney General Josh Shapiro via Instagram:
Statement from DSW Director(Dr. LaSala) : Racism, Black Lives Matter, and the DSW Program
To paraphrase a line from one of Joe Biden’s speeches, I know too well that the task at hand, to say something reassuring and uplifting about the current state of our world, is beyond my capabilities.
Kira O’Brien Publishes Article on Sounds of Social Justice in the Era of COVID-19
Kira O’Brien, LMSW is a licensed social worker currently at Princeton University where she supports undergraduates engaging in service-learning.