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The Boston Globe: Prof. Hahm Shares Mental Health Expertise on Rising Student Anxiety & Depression

Since the pandemic, reports of student anxiety and depression have risen nearly 10%. In response, schools are expanding their mental health offerings, as well as rethinking the way they are delivered. Prof. Hyeouk Chris Hahm from BU School of Social Work recently talked to the Boston Globe about holistic ways... More

Prof. Paris Shares Expertise at International Conference on Infant Mental Health

Professor Ruth Paris joins international experts at the 18th World Congress of the World Association for Infant Mental Health (WAIMH) being held July 15-19, 2023 in Dublin, Ireland. Prof. Paris will share her expertise through presentations on the following topics: Exploring attachment style, reflective functioning and mental health for pregnant... More

Incoming Dean Barbara Jones Receives Quality of Life Award from Association of Oncology Social Work

The Association of Oncology Social Work (AOSW) presented its 2023 Quality of Life in Cancer Care Award to Barbara Jones, PhD, MSW, the incoming dean of Boston University School of Social Work (BUSSW). The award recognizes her contributions and dedication to quality-of-life care for cancer survivors. As the award recipient, Jones... More

BUSSW Lecturer Appointed Vice President of Policy and Government Relations for Jumpstart

Kate Warren Barnes, a lecturer at Boston University School of Social Work (BUSSW), will join the early education organization Jumpstart for Young Children as its vice president of policy and government relations. In the role, she will spearhead the organization’s policy and advocacy initiatives, working at federal, state and local... More

Love Letters to the LGBTQIA+ Community Project

June 30th, 2023in Events, Social Justice, SSW News

In celebration and recognition of Pride Month and eternal LGBTQIA+ pride, we dedicate these love letters of support and affirmation to you – our LGBTQIA+ friends, students, colleagues, family members, and peers. We write these letters to let you know that you are welcome, needed, valued, respected, and honored, and we... More