In Fall 2018, Cynthia Wilks, a second-year MSW student, partnered with David Landsman-Wohlsifer, Ph.D., LCSW, to look at HIV/AIDS and Decolonizing Perspectives with Latinx clients in social work practice.

Casey Dowdell, BSW alumna, recently received her TESOL (Teaching English to speakers of Other Languages) Certificate and is now teaching English to Kindergarten students in Thailand.

Welcome to the Robin Rubin Center for Happiness & Life Enhancement. We are on a mission to enrich and nurture the physical, mental, emotional and spiritual well-being of our students, faculty, staff and community members.

In response to the Coronavirus, the School of Criminology & Criminal Justice is continuing with remote instruction through the Fall 2020 semester, and our staff and faculty are working remotely from home.

People with chronic low back pain are at increased risk of functional limitations, job-related disability, and potential long-term disability. Moreover, the economic burden of chronic low back pain is high due to the cost...

Congratulations to Allan Barsky, MSW, Ph.D. who was named 2020 Scholar of the Year by the Office of the Provost in recognition of his outstanding performance!

Sameer Hinduja, Ph.D., was interviewed on WLRN about his research on digital dating abuse and those most likely to experience it.

CSWE's 2020–2021 doctoral Minority Fellowship Program application cycle is now closed.

Nearly 60 BSW and MSW students – along with faculty sponsors LeaAnne DeRigne and Danielle Groton – visited Tallahassee for Legislative Education and Advocacy Day 2020 (LEAD Day)!

Preaching sexual abstinence to youth was popular for a number of decades, but research repeatedly found that such educational messages fell short in their intended goals.