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Oct21Café and Conversation for CT Adelante ScholarsSchool of Social Work Student Lounge (garden level)6:00 PM
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Top 9%
Ranked Among Graduate Social Work Programs Nationwide
$23.5M
Research and Sponsored Programs Expenditures FY25
$73.5M Research and Sponsored Programs Portfolio
$1.5M
Student Scholarship Funding
250+
Field Education Internship Sites
8,800+
Alumni Worldwide
Our Bachelor of Social Work degree program prepares students to advance human rights and social justice, and to serve individuals, families, and communities in need.
Our Master of Social Work program allows busy students to pursue their passion for social justice on campus full time or part time, online part time or through Advanced Standing.
Our doctoral students are welcomed into a supportive community where they are mentored, and prepared to teach and conduct research to address critical social problems.
Our CE program offers social workers and human service professionals the coursework and credits they need to serve clients, agencies, and communities.
Innovations Institute, at UConn’s School of Social Work (SSW), works in partnership with government agencies, health care providers, youth and their families, and community-based organizations nationwide to improve outcomes for children, youth, young adults, and their families. A University institute of the SSW, Innovations extends the School’s commitment to social, racial, and economic justice and the improvement of human well-being nationwide.
The Nancy A. Humphreys Institute for Political Social Work works to increase the political participation and power of social workers and the communities they serve. The Institute leads the national "Voting is Social Work" Campaign, and trains social workers and students to lead in politics through its Campaign School for Social Workers.
The UConn School of Social Work helped co-organize the 2025 Connecticut Latino Policy Agenda Summit, where more than 400 community leaders, legislators, and students came together to “chart our path” toward a more equitable future.
Panels tackled key issues — from health and housing to environmental justice and education — all grounded in the voices of Latino communities across the state. 💬
🔗 Read more on UConn Today: https://ow.ly/IyZG50Xe4m3
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👩🎓🧑🎓Thinking about a MSW or Ph.D. in Social Work?
The UConn School of Social Work is currently accepting applications for both programs! Dive into research, justice, and change. 📚🌍
Learn more about the MSW program: https://ow.ly/JkMn50Xcq5S
Learn more about the Ph.D. program (Dec. 15 deadline to apply!): https://ow.ly/TsLP50Xcq5R
#UConnSSW #mswprograms
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🎉 Congratulations to Milagros Marrero-Johnson (at right), senior director of strategic initiatives and community engagement for the UConn School of Social Work! 🎉
During a reception at the Jorgensen Center for Performing Arts on Oct. 14, Milagros received a Provost’s Awards for Excellence in Community Engaged Scholarship (Distinguished Staff Award)!
The Provost’s Awards recognize the outstanding contributions of faculty, staff, students, teams, and community partners who collaboratively address critical societal challenges through the creative and reciprocal exchange of knowledge and resources.
Milagros’s work is rooted in a deep belief that community begins in the classroom—that when students feel seen and supported, they are better equipped to serve others with empathy, integrity, and commitment.
Milagros is pictured with School of Social Work Dean Laura Curran. Read more:
https://ow.ly/m3jK50XbSlR
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Are you planning to attend the Council on Social Work Education`s annual conference in Denver?
Join School of Social Work Dean Laura Curran at a special UConn@CSWE gathering on Oct. 23 before the plenary! Connect with fellow UConn Alumni, faculty and students! #uconnSSW🎓
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Join our friends at the UConn Health Disparities Institute for a free menopause equity event— "Power of the Pause"—on Saturday, Oct. 25 in West Hartford.
Power of the Pause is about reclaiming this phase of life and making space for celebration, community, and education.
Scan the QR code to register. #MenopauseEquity #PowerOfThePause #HealthDisparities
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On Oct. 19, join the UConn School of Social Work as we walk to raise awareness, fundraise for research, and advocate for those affected by Alzheimer’s.
Join our team or scan the QR code to make a donation! #uconnssw #alzheimers
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