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F17 – Sp18 Field Engagement Seminar
This is mandatory for all MSSW students who are entering MSSW First Field in fall 2017.
Find out more »F17 BSW Field Orientation
This is mandatory for all BSW students who are entering field in fall 2017.
Find out more »Gone to Texas
Held each year at The University of Texas at Austin the evening before classes begin, Gone to Texas kicks off the academic year with a brilliant showcase of the university’s spirit and traditions, showing new students firsthand what it means to be a Longhorn. Think of it as a citizenship ceremony for Longhorn Nation.
Gone to Texas begins with activities in each college or school and concludes with a university-wide celebration on the Main Mall, in front of the Tower.
New social work students will convene at the School of Social Work for an informal program with refreshments and an opportunity to meet other students, faculty and staff. Questions? Contact Ramón R. Gómez, 512-471-9819
Find out more »Service Learning Fair
The DiNitto Center for Career Services invites you to meet with a variety of organizations to find out more about their available service learning opportunities at the Service Learning Fair. The fair will be open to any UT Social Work student interested in finding out about service learning placements and volunteer opportunities.
Register for the event on Steeryourcareer here.
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Social Work Tailgate
Come have fun with us and watch the Longhorns play San Jose State!
Music, games, and refreshments.
Check the School of Social Work Tailgate Facebook page for updates.
Find out more »Sp18 MSSW Final Field Process Orientation
This orientation is mandatory for all MSSW students who will be entering MSSW Final Field in spring 2018. If you are a student who has a confirmed atypical placement (early selection, DLD, dual degree, work-based, international field, CWEC), you are not required to attend.
Find out more »Psychoanalytic Lunch & Learn: Mentalization and reflective parenting
The Sue Fairbanks Psychoanalytic Research Collaboration presents
TINA ADKINS, PHD
mentalization and reflective parenting
Mentalization develops within the context of a secure attachment relationship and is the skill of being able to see yourself from the outside and others from the inside. This session will examine this ability in more detail, including how it relates to healthy parenting and positive child outcomes.
A light lunch will be served. Free CEUs provided. Registration opens August 21 (session limited to 30 people).
The Psychoanalytic Lunch & Learn sessions seek to introduce psychoanalytic concepts to community practitioners, researchers, social work students, social workers and those in all helping professions. These sessions are sponsored by the Fairbanks Psychoanalytic Research Collaboration, a program at the Texas Institute for Child & Family Wellbeing.
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