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Bailey King, MSW '18, has worked on several research projects as a program coordinator. While she is passionate about increasing community access to vital health information and resources, she has several interests away from campus and her research.
Maintaining good mental health can be difficult for some in these unprecedented times. But alumna Lakia Downs has successfully made the transition from in-person to teletherapy sessions for her clients.
The College of Social Work is pleased to announce that three faculty members have been promoted from assistant to associate professors.
When Shelby Thornhill graduated with her Master of Social Work degree last May, no one could have predicted some of the unusual experiences in her professional and personal life.
Professor Dana DeHart has applied her research and journal publications on the incarceration of women and girls to a new book.
Ph.D. candidates Amanda Stafford McRell and Betty Wilson were recently recognized for their work and research in the doctoral program.
The College of Social Work was the easy choice when alumna Faison Covington wanted to honor her aunt. Not only did her aunt introduce finger painting to the United States as an art education medium, but she also used her talents as a form of therapy.
You may not see Michelle Scott too often at the College of Social Work. But she remains busy by serving as an instructor and coordinating the college's Greenville site.
COVID-19 has not stopped executive director Kimberly Tissot, MSW '07, and her staff at Able South Carolina to provide their normal services, even though they are now virtual.
The past few months have been quite challenging for our nation. In our college, we must continue to address major social problems.
Professors Ben Roth and Bongki Woo will utilize an internal funding grant to study how specific organizations are serving immigrants during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Caroline Ambrose and Erin Woods first met in middle school and immediately became friends. Their friendship has continued through high school, and the social work bachelor's and master's programs. While distance may soon separate them, their friendship is everlasting.
Knowing when to ask for help, self-care and a strong support system are a few of the keys to success for graduating MSW student Amirah Cotton.
Leadership training, research and networking will be part of Assistant Professor Shaun Owens participation in a prestigious program.
Dual degree student Allie Silverman has a better understanding of interprofessional healthcare after participating in the UofSC Quality Improvement Education and Systems Training program.
Social workers are needed in numerous areas of society and graduating student Alexandria Devonish wants to utilize her skills and education in the criminal justice and corrections fields.
Interacting with diverse populations is common for social workers, and Tomeka Pryor credits the College of Social Work with providing a better understanding of diversity and inclusion.
The opportunity to help others led Mairead Peters to the social work program, and her opportunities and accomplishments have her well-prepared for achieving her career aspirations.
Overcoming obstacles, placing the spotlight on others and helping vulnerable populations are just some of the qualities for UofSC Outstanding Senior Ashley Hagenburger.
Abigail Crawford's service to others is evident through her work on campus and in the community.
Through advocating for policy and working with community leaders, Chynna Phillips, MSW, MPH '18, is dedicated to ensuring a positive future for Columbia and the Midlands region.
Advanced Standing student Destiny Asby is not only passionate about her future social work career but also making sure people understand the variety of opportunities within the field.
The coronavirus has not stopped Teresa Arnold and her staff and volunteers at AARP SC from continuing their responsibilities of serving individuals and communities.
During these difficult times of the COVID-19 outbreak, MSW student Laura Browning's comeback story is inspiration for anyone who has hit a low point in their life.
MSW Advanced Standing student Hayley Graff realized her assumptions about social work were incorrect during her undergraduate studies. She has turned those misconceptions into preparing for a career of helping improve the lives of individuals.