Events Calendar

Alumni Conversations: Did I Lose My Passion Along the Way?

Host: Kyle Smiddie, SSW'11, NLAW '11

An alumnus talks to you about why he got into social work and his passion for working with people with mental illness and developmental disabilities. His interesting work in prisons with solitary confinement helps fuel his passion for entering the profession. Come share your passion and hear about how to stay connected to the reason why you chose to become a social worker.

Preserving Relationships in Virtual Social Work Field Instruction

Rutgers School of Social Work's Office of Field Education is hosting a discussion of professional experiences in virtual field instruction during the pandemic. It is no surprise that working virtually has benefits and challenges that provide nuances to the entire field education experience.

Phi Alpha Induction Ceremony

Join Rutgers School of Social Work for the 2021 Phi Alpha Honor Society Induction Ceremony as we celebrate the achievements of our Bachelor of Arts in Social Work and Master of Social Work recipients.

Phi Alpha Honor Society fosters high standards of education for social workers and invites into membership those who have attained excellence in scholarship and achievement in social work.

Alumni Conversations: I Have Been a Supervisor for Years. What More Do I Possibly Need to Know?

Host: Frank L. Greenagel, II, RC'01, SSW'06, EJB'15

The Sacrifice Zone Film Screening with Environmental Justice Activism Opportunities

Mariann Bischoff and Christine Morales of the School of Social Work, in collaboration with the School of Public Affairs and Administration, are hosting a screening of The Sacrifice Zone. The film depicts the environmental injustices occurring in Newark, NJ. Also featured is the Ironbound Community Corporation's efforts to combat inequality.