NC State School of Social Work

You're invited to the Career and Agency Fair!

Visit up to 60 agencies for job and volunteer opportunities across the Triangle and beyond. No RSVP is needed. We'll see you there!

2024 was a blast! We enjoyed discussing the social work profession with hundreds of students, alumni, and community members! 🐺

Take the next step in your academic journey by registering for a Master of Social Work Information Session today!

In-person and virtual sessions are available through the rest of the year. Reserve your seat using the QR code below or by clicking here: https://go.ncsu.edu/2024infosession

Yesterday, our school kicked off the fall semester with the 2nd Annual State of the School Address! Students, alumni, faculty, staff, and friends gathered to engage with one another and discuss the impact our school has had in North Carolina. We look forward to another successful semester!

Calling all SSW alumni and friends for the 2nd Annual State of the School Address!

Join us to engage in community over lunch and hear the latest announcements/news from our School. Use the flyer QR code to RSVP or click here: https://go.ncsu.edu/rqytih0

Our School is currently seeking applicants for an Open Rank Associate Professor or Full Professor role! If interested, you can learn more and apply here: https://jobs.ncsu.edu/postings/205689

Did you know we made our own podcast? Join us each episode as we discuss a variety of social work topics with special guests!

In our first episode, we sit down with Anna Ney, a current MSW graduate student, to gain firsthand insight into the demands and experiences of pursuing a Master of Social Work degree. Listen here:

Let's Get Social | Let’s Start to Get Social, Navigating the Journey: A Student’s Perspective on Being an MSW Graduate Student In this first episode, we will sit down with Anna Ney, a current MSW graduate student, to gain firsthand insight into the demands and experiences of pursuing a Master of Social Work degree.

We are proud to have a faculty member selected for the BRIDGES Academic Leadership Program for the second year in a row!

Find out more about Professor Campbell's accomplishment here:

Professor Crystal Campbell Selected for 2024 BRIDGES Program Professor Crystal Campbell has been selected as a member of the prestigious BRIDGES 2024 Academic Leadership Program cohort.

Join us for the 2nd Annual State of the School Address! Engage with fellow SSW community members over lunch and hear the latest updates/announcements from our School. RSVP for free here: https://go.ncsu.edu/rqytih0

Don't miss the virtual BIG IDEAS SUMMER Workshop today at 1:00 PM!

Our featured speaker, Maruka Rivers, will present "Integrating Narrative Practice when Working with Trans and Gender Expansive Clients with Substance Use Disorders."

Register for free here: https://go.ncsu.edu/q96wdzd

Ready for round two? The BIG IDEAS SUMMER Workshops continue with featured speaker Maruka Rivers on Friday, June 28th!

During this workshop, attendees will seek to understand the intersection of narrative story between gender identity and substance use, as well as integrate these practices into their work with trans and gender expansive clients experiencing substance use disorder. There will also be an analysis provided on policy and the current landscape in treatment for trans and gender expansive clients.

Register and reserve your seat here: https://go.ncsu.edu/q96wdzd

Dr. Yarneccia D. Dyson moderated an engaging Fireside Chat today at the NASW National Conference! This chat featured Debbie Stabenow (D-MI) and Dr. Anthony Estreet, touching on serious topics in our country presently.

We are less than a week away from the first BIG IDEAS SUMMER Workshop! Attendees will learn new treatment strategies, how to describe contextual factors, and how to identify factors, as it relates to Black/African American Gay communities and crystal m**h addiction in the United States.

This is a free virtual workshop. Register here to reserve your spot: https://go.ncsu.edu/jliud3f

Congratulations to our 2024 MSW Advanced-Standing cohort on completing their first summer term at NC State University this week!

Seen below is Dr. Kim Stansbury's SW 505 class celebrating their accomplishment 🥳🐺

There is still plenty of time to register for a fall elective! Take a look at our offerings for the coming semester below.

Questions about this course or how to enroll as a non-degree student? Contact us here: https://go.ncsu.edu/sw-contact

Join our School for the BIG IDEAS SUMMER Workshop! Attendees will learn new treatment strategies, how to describe contextual factors, and how to identify factors, as it relates to Black/African American Gay communities and crystal m**h addiction in the United States.

This is a free virtual workshop. Register here to reserve your spot: https://go.ncsu.edu/jliud3f

Interested in child welfare? Register for our upcoming Child Welfare course this fall!

Questions about this course or how to enroll as a non-degree student? Contact us here: https://go.ncsu.edu/sw-contact

Are you wanting to boost your social work knowledge? Take a look at our Gerontology elective this fall!

Questions about this course or how to enroll as a non-degree student? Contact us here: https://go.ncsu.edu/sw-contact

Check out this fall elective course highlight! 🐺

Questions about this course or how to enroll as a non-degree student? Contact us here: https://go.ncsu.edu/sw-contact

New Course Announcement for the Fall Semester! Expressive Arts in Therapy is open for enrollment 😎

Questions about this course or how to enroll as a non-degree student? Contact us here: https://go.ncsu.edu/sw-contact

The application deadline for the 2024-2025 HRSA BHWET Scholars Program has been extended until Friday, June 14, 2024!

This is an excellent learning and funding opportunity for Advanced Standing and Incoming Second Year MSW students. Find out more here: https://go.ncsu.edu/hrsa-bhwet

Happy First Day of Class to our amazing Advanced Standing students! Today we were joined by both Advanced Standing and Traditional MSW students to celebrate the start of the new semester 🥳

First day of classes for our Advanced Standing MSW cohort are almost here!

To kick off the new semester, our School will host a Meet and Greet Lunch for the new students to meet peers, faculty, staff, and community members. If you are a NC State SSW alumni/community member, please stop by to say hello! 🐺

Adrianna Fields, MSW Candidate, and Dr. Yarneccia D. Dyson, Executive Director and Head of the School of Social Work, were both recipients of awards at the 2024 Ebony Harlem Awards!

Find out more about the awards here:

School of Social Work Represented at the 2024 Ebony Harlem Awards Adrianna Fields, MSW Candidate, and Dr. Yarneccia D. Dyson, Executive Director and Head of the School of Social Work, recently won awards at the 2024 Ebony Harlem Awards.

Message From Dr. Yarneccia D. Dyson, Executive Director and Head of the School of Social Work, to our newly admitted MSW students:

We look forward to your journey in our School of Social Work and assisting you on your paths of greatness! We enjoyed welcoming you to our MSW Program at the Admitted Students Reception on Wednesday evening. For those that were unable to attend, please know that we look forward to welcoming you in person very soon!

View our Welcome Video here:

Welcome to the NC State School of Social Work! Welcome video for the NC State University School of Social Work! Go Pack!

In celebration of Administrative Professional's Day, our School held a surprise appreciation event for our Administrative Staff! Thank you to all of our amazing staff members for keeping our School thriving! 🐺

Enrollment for Summer I and II courses has begun! Take a look at our summer course highlights.

Questions about these courses or how to enroll as a non-degree student? Contact us here: https://go.ncsu.edu/sw-contact

Congratulations to Justin Walker, MSW Candidate at NC State, for being selected as the keynote speaker for The Washington Awards! This event will be hosted by the Scholars Network.

The MSW Capstone Presentations have begun!

If you have not already done so, stop by Talley Student Union until 12:30 PM to hear about local social work research from our MSW students. Light food and beverage will be served!