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Tuskegee native overcomes string of challenges to complete MSW By David Miller July 30, 2020 “Better late than never.” “If at first you don’t succeed …” Both of these phrases […]

Study will explore psychosocial needs of military members, dependents diagnosed with cancer By David Miller July 8, 2020 Kelli Godfrey’s bout with Hodgkin’s Lymphoma in 2014 lasted six months before […]

Motivated by Child’s Victimization, MSW Grad Thankful for GRA Role on DOJ Grant By David Miller May 1, 2020 Two years would pass before Melody Higgins knew her daughter had […]

McNair Fellow who Suffered Homelessness as Child to Begin Work with Homeless Vets By David Miller April 29, 2020 Eviction notices. Homeless shelters. Conditional living arrangements. For a brief period […]

Veteran Law Enforcement, Corrections Officer Inspired by Mother’s Work at DHR By David Miller April 28, 2020 Brad Barber was “born into social work.” His family has owned and operated […]

Chicagoan Aims to Replicate Mentor’s Impact in Childhood Community By David Miller April 28, 2020 Devon Kelly carries his neighborhood wherever he goes. A Chicago native and son to a […]

Longtime Army Infantryman Readies for Second Career in Social Work By David Miller April 28, 2020 As Army Master Sergeant William “Bill” Gallant was nearing completion of his undergraduate degree […]

Doctoral students beginning mixed-methods study with focus on women March 12, 2020 By David Miller TUSCALOOSA, Ala. – University of Alabama School of Social Work doctoral students Amber Sutton and […]

Zambian PhD Student Reflects on Global Journey   By David Miller Going “viral” – for better or worse – is a feeling only few will share in their lifetimes. For […]

By David Miller Sometimes, it takes just one class to solidify a major, and just one internship to calibrate direction. Madison Smith’s originally planned to major in nursing upon enrolling […]