The Daily Free Press: BU Professor Hosts Series of Post-Election Rallies

“I certainly believe that sustained demonstrations like this have a power that’s different from when you do one big thing.” Clinical assistant professor Phillipe Copeland expresses his solidarity with BU professor Nathan Phillip and attendees of protests of President-elect Donald Trump’s recent Cabinet selections in this Daily Free Press article. 

Youth Today: “Fear, Stress Are Obstacles to Health for Youth of Color”

The YouthToday.com article “Fear, Stress Are Obstacles to Health for Youth of Color,” published on November 18, quotes assistant professor Linda Sprague Martinez in its research study on young people of color. She says that young people are the experts of their own lives and know about the conditions in their communities as well as about […]

Research Luncheon Seminar Series 2016-2017: Professor Renee Spencer Discusses STAR Project

“Mentors have to stick around,” BUSSW professor Renee Spencer told faculty and students at the first seminar of the Fall 2016 Research Luncheon Series on September 22 in the Conant Lounge. Professor Spencer’s research focuses on adolescent development and youth mentoring. She presented One Story, Three Perspectives: A Qualitative Case-Based Approach to Understanding Early Ending […]

Professor Maryann Amodeo Retires After 30 Years at BUSSW

On Tuesday, May 17, the BU School of Social Work community came together to celebrate the 30-year career of Professor Maryann Amodeo, who retires this spring. Amodeo joined BUSSW in 1986. Colleagues, friends, and family gathered together in the Trustee Ballroom at BU to honor Amodeo’s many accomplishments. The evening included performances by Gian Carlo […]

Professor Melvin Delgado Publishes New Book

Professor Melvin Delgado’s latest book, Celebrating Urban Community Life: Fairs, Festivals, Parades, and Community Practice, was published by University of Toronto press in April 2016. A comprehensive guide to understanding and enhancing communal celebrations, Celebrating Urban Community Life utilizes case studies from New York, San Francisco, and Toronto and examines the role of celebrations in enriching community. “Celebrations […]

Dr. Ruth Paris Receives Fulbright Specialist Grant in Social Work at Bar Ilan University

Dr. Ruth Paris, associate professor of clinical practice and director of the Family Therapy Certificate Program at Boston University School of Social Work, has received confirmation from the J. William Fulbright Foreign Scholarship Board, the Bureau of Education and Cultural Affairs of the Department of State and the Council for International Exchange of Scholars that […]