William Elliott III Discusses College Debt Crisis on "Straight Talk with Frank Sweeny"
Professor William Elliott III was featured on the podcast, "Straight Talk with Frank Sweeny" to discuss his book, "The Real College Debt Crisis: How Student Borrowing Threatens Financial Well-Being and Erodes the American Dream."
Daphne Watkins' Twitter Ranked #4 Must-Follow Social Media Account in Ann Arbor
Director of Joint Doctoral Program and Associate Professor Daphne Watkins' Twitter account (@WatkinsResearch) was ranked the #4 must-follow social media account in Ann Arbor by Concentrate Ann Arbor.
Shawna Lee and Andrew Grogan-Kaylor's Spanking Research Featured in The Conversation
Associate Professors Shawna Lee and Andy Grogan-Kaylor had their article, “Spanking and adult mental health impairment: The case for the designation of spanking as an Adverse Childhood Experience” in a special issue of Child Abuse & Neglect on corporal punishment, which was published in September...
Stephanie Chang Receives the Stabenow Political Leadership Award from NASW
State Representative Stephanie Chang, '14 MSW/MPP received the NASW-Michigan Chapter Stabenow Political Leadership Award. This award is given to a social worker who has shown political and legislative leadership through advocacy, activism and passion. “It is an amazing honor to be recognized by the...
Joe Himle, Matthew Smith, and Addie Weaver's Treatment, Innovation and Dissemination Lab Featured in The Michigan Daily
Associate Dean for Research and Professor Joe Himle, Associate Professor Matthew Smith, and Assistant Professor Addie Weaver's Treatment, Innovation and Dissemination Lab (TIDL) was featured in The Michigan Daily article, "TIDL launches new website, continues work on mental health research."
Luke Shaefer's Poverty Research Cited in Slate and Vox
Associate Professor Luke Shaefer's research was cited in the Slate article, "Democrats Have a Bill That Would Halve the Child Poverty Rate. It Likely Costs Less Than Trump's Tax Cut" and the Vox article, "Senate Democrats have a plan that would cut child poverty nearly in half."
Ruth Dunkle, Berit Ingersoll-Dayton, and Letha Chadiha Published in Families in Society
Associate Dean of Faculty and Academic Affairs and Professor Ruth Dunkle, Professor Berit Ingersoll-Dayton, and Professor Emerita Letha Chadiha's article, "Forms and Meanings of Respect: Aging Mothers and Adult Daughters With Mental Illness" was published in Families in Society.
Cristina Bares Gives Feast of Ideas Talk at U-M Bicentennial Fall Festival
Assistant Professor Cristina Bares gave her Feast of Ideas talk, "Genes and the Environment: How the Environment Gets Under the Skin" on Thursday evening, as part of the Umich Bicentennial Fall Festival.
Jamie Thompson (CASC student) Discusses Fighting Racism on Campus with Teen Vogue
Jamie Thompson, a CASC undergraduate minor student and a co-founder and organizer with Students4Justice, discussed with Teen Vogue how U-M students are fighting racism on campus.
Robert Taylor Gives 2017 Carl A. Scott Lecture at Council on Social Work Education Annual Meeting
Professor Robert Joseph Taylor gave the 2017 Carl A. Scott Lecture on October 21 at the Council on Social Work Education annual meeting in Dallas. The title of his talk was "Extended Family and Congregational Support Networks Among African Americans."
The Carl A. Scott Memorial Lecture Series was...