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Global Health Program in Mexico
Why should we care about the health of people in the Mexican state of Oaxaca?
Read moreResearch matters
A social work student discovers how research can help Texas children with mental health needs.
Read moreFranklin on the science of social work
Associate dean for doctoral education Cynthia Franklin discusses how to integrate practice and research in the social work profession in a...
Read moreMaster's student Maya Williams receives CSWE scholarship
Master’s student Maya Williams is one of two recipients of the 2016–2017 Carl A. Scott Book Scholarship. This award was established...
Read moreBusch-Armendariz on trauma-informed campus policing
Noël Busch-Armendariz was featured by The Chronicle of Higher Education in an article about how The University of Texas is training...
Read moreHolleran Steiker on recovery high schools
Professor Lori Holleran Steiker talked about recovery high schools with Jonathan Singer from the Social Work Podcast. Among other topics, she touched...
Read moreMeet our doctoral students
Our doctoral students come from different backgrounds and with different interests. But all of them share the same passion for...
Read moreGrowing use of meth in Texas
A decade ago, methamphetamine was a major problem in Texas and across the nation because of the availability of ephedrine...
Read moreBlack communities should have black police officers
Recent events in Louisiana and Minnesota reflect a long and dark history between African American males and police officers who patrol...
Read moreOctober 26: Come to the Texas Social!
THURSDAY, October 26, 2017 The Texas Social Let’s gather ’round to celebrate our donors, scholarship recipients, School of Social Work...
Read moreWhat happens to trauma patients after their lives have been saved?
An alumna hires social work students to find out
Read moreWe need to stop treating military spouses like children
Independence Day celebrates the day America’s founding fathers put pen to paper and outlined the rights and beliefs that would...
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