News and Announcements
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Social Work Warriors celebrate Social Work Month - March 2024
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Business and Community Law Clinic uses multidisciplinary effort to support Detroit nonprofits, small businesses
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Wayne County leaders come together to make life-saving medication more accessible
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Wayne State commencement ceremonies celebrate class of 2023, Saturday, Dec. 16
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WSU’s Office of Sexual Violence Prevention and Education provides important on-campus resource
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Warriors in the Community, Episode 31: Crisis Response Initiative
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Social Work and Anthropology (SWAN) doctoral student wins prestigious Douglas A. Fraser Center research award
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Law enforcement eyes opioid settlement cash for squad cars and body scanners
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Innovative efforts steering young black males on the right path
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Latest issue of Warriors, WSU's community engagement magazine, available now
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School of Social Work doctoral student wins prestigious Minority Fellowship Program award
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School of Social Work alum wins distinguished award for elder care advocacy
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Is Michigan’s anti-bullying law enough? Parents say schools aren’t reporting cases
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School of Social Work grad and cancer survivor stays Warrior Strong
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Warriors in the Community, Episode 14: Hope HQ
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New School of Social Work initiative supports Peer Specialists in their quest to become licensed social workers
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WSU to host campus tour for justice-impacted group
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Work requirements don’t work for domestic violence survivors – but Michigan data shows they rarely get waivers they should receive for cash assistance
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Here for you: School of Social Work launches initiative to increase mental health providers in Wayne County schools
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New Wayne Defenders student group expands social work and law holistic defense partnership
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Two professionals embrace new opportunities on path to graduate degrees in social work
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CDC: 2022 national overdose deaths hit new record; decline in Michigan
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Academic Recognition Ceremony celebrates faculty, staff excellence
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May 2023 graduates are dream chasers, Warriors who will continue to make an impact
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Social Work graduate looks to add to already diverse resume