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The School of Social Work at Arizona State University is one the largest and most diverse social work programs in the U.S. We prepare practitioners committed to upholding social justice and to serving and empowering individuals, families and communities. Whatever your passion, you can find it here.
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Five students in the ASU School of Social Work (SSW) Tucson were named the 2020-2021 recipients of the Gabe Zimmerman Memorial Scholarships at the 10th annual presentation and virtual celebration of the awards Nov. 20.
The scholarships... Read more
An assistant professor whose research focuses on American Indian/Alaska Native/Native Hawaiian health is a new faculty member at the Arizona State University School of Social Work (SSW).
Matt Ignacio , a member of the Tohono O’odham... Read more
It was seeing herself reflected that made the college decision for Maria Walker.
The high school senior had been all set to go to Columbia University on a full scholarship, but then Tribal Nations Tour visited her school in the White... Read more
After 23 years at ASU’s School of Social Work (SSW), an important staff member will be saying farewell.
Student support specialist Mary Lutes is retiring Nov. 8. She will be saying goodbye to the many faculty and students she has worked... Read more
