The School of Social Work held its 27th annual James L. Stone ’62, G’64 Legislative Policy Day at the Onondaga County Legislative Chambers in downtown Syracuse on Oct. 16, 2026....Read More
Aaliyah Muolo Vergara’s interest in mental health first took root in high school, when she started taking courses that introduced her to concepts in psychology, sociology, and human development. The...Read More
The New York State Education Department has named Syracuse University School of Social Work—housed in the School of Education—an approved provider of continuing education for Licensed Mental Health Counselors (LMHCs)...Read More
Ken Marfilius, Associate Teaching Professor of Social Work and Faculty Director of Online Programs and Strategic Initiatives in Syracuse University School of Education, has been named Educator of the Year...Read More
With the dual pandemics of COVID-19 and an international reckoning around social and racial inequity, youth have experienced an immense amount of collective trauma and disconnectedness from school, workforce, and...Read More
Capitol Action Day is the National Association of Social Workers-New York’s (NASW-NY) annual advocacy event, connecting social workers directly with the legislators whose decisions shape the profession and the communities...Read More
After several years as an unofficial study abroad opportunity, Syracuse University’s RECOS Trinational Seminar returns in 2026-2027 as a credit-bearing course, giving Master of Social Work students the chance to...Read More
Syracuse University’s School of Education and School of Social Work mourn the passing of James L. Stone ’62, G’64, distinguished alumnus of both schools and the sponsor and namesake of...Read More
One of the most meaningful experiences retired Lt. Col. Marc Cleveland recounts from his career in the US Army was his first deployment, when he served as a platoon leader...Read More
An interdisciplinary team from Syracuse University School of Education’s Counseling and Human Services and Social Work programs is the recipient of a highly competitive research grant from the Association of...Read More
