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  • Sep 23
    Part-Time MSW Program Info Session

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    Join Us for an Informational Webinar! Are you considering advancing your career in social work? Join us for a live informational webinar where you’ll have the chance to: Connect directly with program staff Learn what makes our Part-Time MSW Program unique Get your questions answered in real time What We’ll Cover: Program curriculum and focus …

  • Sep 19
    Introduction to Motivational Interview Webinar

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    Who: Any student, agency supervisors or community member who wants to learn about MI​ When: Fridays, September 19, September 26, & October 3, 2025​ Time: 10 am to 1 pm each Friday​ Where: Online (link will be sent with registration)​ Cost: FREE

  • Sep 16
    All School Picnic

    Relax and enjoy some food! All are welcome to attend the festivities and build community! Join us in the courtyard between the Sandra Rosenbaum School of Social Work and the Middleton Building.

  • Aug 22
    New Student Orientation

    Union South

  • Aug 19
    Faculty and Staff Retreat

  • May 10
    Social Work Graduation Celebration

  • Apr 24
    Distinguished Alumni Conversation

  • Apr 16
    Spring Agency Supervisor Workshop and Student Symposium

    Madison Marriott West (1313 John Q Hammons Drive)

    Dear Agency Supervisors and Community Partners, The Office of Field Education invites you to attend the 2025 Spring Agency Supervisor Workshop and Student Symposium! The event will be held on Wednesday, April 16, 2025 from 9:00am to 12:00pm at the Madison Marriott West (1313 John Q Hammons Drive in Middleton, WI).    The event will start with a keynote …

  • Apr 11
    Public Child Welfare Spring Dialog

    Olbrich Botanical Gardens

    From Protection to Connection: Reimagining Child Welfare as a Child Connection System with Brandy Hudson

  • Mar 17
    Debra Beebe Memorial Lecture

    RSVP Here Description Mental health systems and practitioners have long used coercive practices such as involuntary hospitalization and drug treatment, and coercion has persisted despite the shift almost 70 years ago toward community care. But while the value of coercion is often debated on ethical grounds, coercive practices rarely receive fact-based attention. Our speaker, Dr. …

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