Professor Patricia Findley in honor of Disability Independence Day

Dr. Maxine Davis gives a glimpse into some of the research relating to Inclusion, Intersectionality, Diversity, Equity and Advancement (IIDEA) that she has recently conducted.

Faculty featured in the Journal of Teaching in Social Work entitled "Challenging Anti-Black Racism across the Social Work Curriculum."

Alum Mary Swigonski graduated with her Ph.D. in social work from Rutgers School of Social Work in 1987. Since then, she has been working in social work education. Recently, she published her debut novel, Letters from Eleanor Roosevelt.

Melissa Campbell talks about bereaved parents awareness month

Guru Purnima is celebrated to show gratitude, respect, and pay back the Guru.

Associate Professor and Director of the MSW Certificate in Promoting Child and Adolescent Well-Being, shares her thoughts on the importance of observing this month and how people can learn more about this issue. 

MSW student Hannah Loffman recently had the opportunity to speak with Associate Professor Edward Alessi about Pride Month, which is observed in June.

Rutgers School of Social Work Distinguished Research Professor Stephen Crystal was named one of the most influential contemporary social work faculty in an analysis published in the Journal of Social Service Research. According to The 100 Most Influential Contemporary Social Work Faculty as Assessed by the H-Index, Crystal was listed as one of the top 25 faculty members. Also on the list was David Mechanic, who taught courses in social work and sociology at Rutgers University. 

At the School of Social Work, the impact of research extends beyond academia. This is the power of community-engaged research.

The grants were awarded to five Rutgers faculty members who are conducting research and developing education, training, and capacity-building initiatives in collaborative, interdisciplinary ways.