SSW Events

This in-person session at the School of Social Work will provide the opportunity to learn more about the University of Michigan School of Social Work MSW program. Topics covered will include: On Campus Program, Online Program, Curriculum Options, Application Process, Financial Aid, and more!

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*When you arrive, please call (734)-936-0961 to be let into the building*

Join Betsy Williams, SSW Writing Skills Coordinator, and Beth Havas, Social Work Librarian, on Zoom for a brief overview of resourc

For all students currently enrolled in field.

Please ensure the PVF is submitted on time as this will ensure the students access to their F26 Online Educational Agreement (OEA).

This is a requirement to pass SW515/ SW691.

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PVF LINK FOR FIELD INSTRUCTORS

Grounds for Flourishing is a monthly coffee hour and community dialogue space hosted by the Flourish Office. Join SSW students, staff, and faculty for coffee, tea, snacks, and informal connection, followed by an optional facilitated Community Conversation. Come as you are and choose the level of engagement that feels right for you.

No RSVP needed. Stay tuned for the topic!

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Building Healthy, Strong Communities is a professional development program presented by the School of Social Work's Office of Development and Alumni Relations and the Professional Development Committee of the Alumni Board. Titles for each session are being finalized. CE for all sessions is pending.

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Times will vary - See schedule below.

Extreme weather events, from flooding events and extreme heat to tornadoes and extreme cold, do not affect everyone equally. LGBTQIA+ communities face compounding vulnerabilities during disasters, which are shaped by housing instability, discrimination in emergency services, and gaps in support networks. Drawing on recently published survey research and ongoing focus groups with LGBTQIA+ Ohioans, this talk examines how gender identity, sexual orientation, and other dimensions of social identity shape exposure to climate hazards and associated negative health outcomes.

Telling Stories About Climate Resilience: Junk Journaling and Collage Workshop is presented by the School of Social Work Flourish Offices and SEAS's Office of Community Impact & Engagement as part of Climate Week '26. Participants will learn the basics of climate resilience and explore how to apply these concepts to art by using recycled materials. After learning some brief visual storytelling techniques, attendees will tell their own climate stories by creating their own collages/junk journals.

Join us for The Power of Dialogue, an interactive workshop designed to explore how meaningful dialogue can foster connection, understanding, well-being and positive change.

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