The following faculty members contributed to the Handbook of Social Work with Groups, 2nd ed. which was edited by Professor Emeritus Charles Garvin and Professor Lorraine Gutierrez:
Associate Professor Andy Grogan-Kaylor's article, "Researchers Deserve a Better Critique: Response to Larzelere, Gunnoe, Roberts, and Ferguson (2017)" was published in Marriage & Family Review.
Associate Professor Joe Ryan was an expert panelist at a town hall, “How to Create a School to Success Continuum: Dismantling the School to Prison Pipeline”. He was cited in The Michigan Daily.
Associate Professor Brian Perron has been promoted to Professor. Assistant Professor Emily Nicklett has been promoted to Associate Professor with tenure. Congratulations to our hard working, extremely talented and tenacious faculty.
Assistant Professor David Córdova was named a fellow of Saint Louis University's Health Criminology Research Consortium.
Professor John Tropman’s piece, “Medicare and Pediacare: A Fantastic Strategy That Never Matured” was published in Reflections: Narratives of Professional Helping.
Associate Professor Luke Shaefer was featured in The Michigan Daily article, "Author H. Luke Shaefer shares his research on poverty in the United States".
Professor Daniel Saunders’ report for the National Institute of Justice, “State laws related to family judges' and custody evaluators' recommendations in cases of intimate partner violence: Final summary overview” is now available from the National Criminal Justice Reference Service, U.S. Department of Justice.
His research is also cited in The Washington Post article, “A divorced dad, estranged kids and a controversial plan to bring them together”.
Joint Doctoral Program Director and Associate Professor Daphne Watkins was named a Fellow of the Saint Louis University Health Criminology Research Consortium.
Professor Robert Taylor (1), Professor Linda Chatters (2), Associate Professor Trina Shanks (17), and Associate Professor Daphne Watkins (18) are in the top 20 of most cited African American scholars in social work. The article, “African American Faculty in Social Work Schools: A Citation Analysis of Scholarship” was published in Research on Social Work.
U-M SSW is also the most cited school of social work with African American faculty. The article, “African American Faculty in Social Work Schools: The Impact of Their Scholarship” was published in the Journal of Evidence-Informed Social Work.
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