When we know better, we can do better. In this kick-off of our “Community Conversations” speaker series, hosted by the College of Social Work & Criminal Justice, PBC Public Defender Carey Haughwout and social worker Marcia Daley will focus on the racial and socioeconomic inequities within the criminal justice system and how social workers and criminal justice professionals are partnering to help heal the disparity. Free to attend. Community members, students, faculty, staff and friends welcome.

BSW alumna and MSW student Stephanie Guerra shares her story.

Drs. Dani Groton and Christine Spadola have published key findings in Social Work Education: The International Journal on the learning preferences of social work students when it comes to online instruction.

Encompassing the Phyllis & Harvey Sandler School of Social Work and the School of Criminology & Criminal Justice, the new college is committed to advocating for justice, mobilizing resiliency and promoting equality across our one human race.

Our Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) program was ranked third in the state for highest monthly earning potential after graduation.

Dr. David Landsman-Wohlsifer noticed his graduating MSW students were feeling low about missing traditional commencement this Spring. He decided to end the semester with a surprise they would never forget.

Since we are not able to celebrate in person amid COVID-19, Heather Thompson, Ph.D., Interim Director, and Naelys Luna, Ph.D., Interim Dean, have a special video message for all Spring 2020 graduates receiving their BSW, MSW or DSW degrees. Watch now.

MSW Alumnus Dre Johnson recently presented to a packed room at the 2020 FAU Lead and Serve Diversity Symposium.