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Thursday, January 5, 2012
CONGRATULATIONS Katie Ullmann
Katie Ullman, BSW senior, had her article published in the most recent issue of the New Social Worker Online Magazine
Friday, December 2, 2011
Social work educator George Baboila wins North America 'Heart of Social Work' award
Tuesday, October 25, 2011
Community Leaders Briefing Series: Catholic Charities
On Friday, October 14th Catholic Charities and their affiliates joined the Office of Public Engagement’s weekly Community Leaders Briefing Series. The briefing series is a unique opportunity for grassroots leaders to start a two way dialogue with the White House about issues that are affecting their communities and to ensure that they are well-informed about government policies and programs and how they can use or maximize these resources.
Monday, December 27, 2010
AEA Scholars Present a Reader's Theater in November
Pauline OoIn November, McDonald and the five other AEA students in her cohort gave a presentation, known as a Professional Development Salon, at St. Kate’s Coeur de Catherine. The group performed a reader’s theatre (in which the students each read parts from a script) on nursing home staff. In photo, left to right: Area of Emphasis in Aging Scholars Kelly Alfini, Carol Ashwood and Anne McDonald. Photo by Pauline Oo.
Friday, November 5, 2010
School of Social Work Receives Centennial Medal
UST BulletinDr. Barbara Shank, Dean of the School of Social Work, accepts the Centennial Medal from Father Larry Snyder, president of Catholic Charities USA, and Sister Donna Markham, OP, chair of the Catholic Charities board.
Friday, October 22, 2010
Spotlight on Dr. Barbara W. Shank
Above Photo: Dr. Sr. Zdravka Leutar, University of Zagreb, Department of Social Work; Dr. Barbara W. Shank, Dean, UST School of Social Work ; Sr. Ceceilija Milkovic’, President of the Maria De Mattias FoundationDr. Barbara W. Shank, Dean, School of Social Work, was a plenary speaker at an International Scientific Conference in Mostar Bosnia and Herzgovinia. The conference was attended by over 150 international researchers and scholars.
