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As 2024 draws to a close, we invited our faculty and staff to share some of the notable books they read this year. Their recommendations span a variety of genres, offering something for everyone.

The College of Social Work offers a paid apprenticeship for graduates of its Substance Use Disorder Treatment Training Certificate (SUDTTC) Program. Gain confidence and skills as a substance use counselor through comprehensive education, mentorship, field experience, and financial support—all while making a meaningful difference.

Dr. Dena Ned, director of the College of Social Work’s Indigenous Social Work Scholars, shares a brief summary of the history behind Orange Shirt Day.

A new meta-analysis examined 30 years of published research on the social, mental, and physical health effects of exposure to nature, including urban nature.

"I have witnessed, firsthand, the power of your advocacy and activism, and I am inspired when I see you bring to life the values and ethics of social work. The choices you make and the actions you engage in have real impact in the world. As I have watched the class of 2024 over the past two years, I have seen, time and time again, your commitment to a better society."