Members of the Classes of 2020 and 2021 endured unexpected challenges as they completed their degrees during a global pandemic that transformed their lives and time at Rutgers.
Today, the Social Work Policy Network offers a glimpse of their weekly e-update.
Susan E. Van Vleet ’76 has spent nearly five decades working as a management consultant usingher social work background to guide companies and their staff in making changes big and small.
Assistant Professor Abigail Williams-Butler has been selected as an early career fellow at the Rutgers University Institute for the Study of Global Racial Justice (ISGRJ).
An Interview with Dillon Reitmeyer SSW’20: National Disability Employment Awareness Month
Today, the Social Work Policy Network offers a glimpse of their weekly e-update.
The series explores a variety of topics pertinent to social workers and students working towards progress. Season one, “In the Spotlight,” focused on change makers and was hosted by Marla Blunt-Carter, Assistant Professor of Professional Practice at Rutgers School of Social Work.
We recently had the opportunity to speak with Jamie Pytlik, an MSW student and Dean's Excellence Scholar, about her journey to the field of social work.
Today, the Social Work Policy Network offers a glimpse of their weekly e-update.
News & Updates from the Institute for Families: October 2021
Principal Investigator Joy Jeounghee Kim and co-principal investigators Michael Myungkook Joo and Laura Curran received a research grant ($107,799, 1.5 years) from the Association of Social Work Boards to research the regulatory practices of the social work occupation.
Child support debt, compared to credit card and loan debt, has serious negative consequences for adolescent outcomes