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Students inducted into honor society

Six Social Work students were inducted into the Phi Alpha Social Work Honor Society in a ceremony on April 27.

Dr. Michael Clarkson-Hendrix

Faculty member presents at conference

Dr. Michael Clarkson-Hendrix presented at The Salvation Army Anew Center's Annual Healthy Relationship Conference on Sept. 17.

Dr. Michael Clarkson-Hendrix

Faculty, alumna have article published that explores student needs

Social Work faculty and a SUNY Fredonia graduate co-authored an article that explores the needs of neurodivergent social work students.

Dr. Michael Clarkson-Hendrix

Clarkson-Hendrix study examining social connectedness in rural Appalachia is published

A manuscript by Dr. Michael Clarkson-Hendrix that examines the role of social connectedness among treatment-seeking adults has been published.

Aida Silva Cruz

Cruz co-authors homeland security text that spans U.S. history

Adjunct Lecturer Aida Silva Cruz co-wrote a textbook tracing the history of homeland security from the U.S. Constitution to today.

Paige Johnson (right) receives her Social Work Student of the Year award from Cheryl Eberl, of the National Association of Social Workers-New York State Western Division.

Social workers association recognizes student

Paige Johnson has received the top student award from the National Association of Social Workers-New York State Western Division.

Dr. Michael Clarkson-Hendrix

Clarkson-Hendrix gives presentation

Associate Professor Michael Clarkson-Hendrix shared research with the National Association of Social Workers-New York State Western Division.

Dr. Jesse Norris

Norris journal article examines civilian-on-police homicide numbers

Associate Professor Jesse Norris authored a journal article examining terrorist motives of civilians who kill police officers.

Brianna Postle (left) and Abigail Tartaro, with t-shirts received at the Mental Health Matters Day held in Albany, NY.

Social Work faculty, alumna, advocate for rural mental health at Albany event

SUNY Fredonia Social Work Lecturer Briana Postle and alumna Abigail Tartaro spoke at Mental Health Matters Day in Albany, NY.