The Pitt-Ferry Building will open its doors for a School of Social Work alumni appreciation reception on Thursday, September 14.
The Pitt-Ferry Building will open its doors for a School of Social Work alumni appreciation reception on Thursday, September 14.
UWindsor social work grad Mark Micelli combines therapy with surfing in his practice on the beaches near Sydney, Australia.
UWindsor social work grad Mark Micelli combines therapy with surfing in his practice on the beaches near Sydney, Australia.
The Pitt-Ferry Building is currently featured on the website of the Ontario Professional Planners Institute.
The Pitt-Ferry Building is currently featured on the website of the Ontario Professional Planners Institute.
Kim Calderwood (second from left) with Applied Metapsychology officials: vice-president Margaret Nelson, founder Sarge Gerbode, and president Marian Volkman.
A May workshop at the UWindsor School of Social Work will benefit anyone who works with clients with self-defined trauma or life upset.
A panel will discuss systemic racism and issues facing black minorities, Friday at the School of Social Work.
An opportunity to engage in dialogue is the impetus behind “Being an Ally with Indigenous Peoples,” a free public event Friday, March 10, at the Pitt-Ferry Building.
Scheduled as part of Social Work Week, the event will run 10 a.m. to noon in room 116, 167 Ferry Street.
Presenters include:
The regional branch of the Ontario Association of Social Workers will hold a meeting Monday celebrating the profession.
Members of the student Black Lives Matter Committee have created a “Hidden Figures” wall in the Pitt-Ferry Building to highlight lesser-known figures in Black Canadian history. Top, from left: Jillian Panjer, Ashleigh Watson, Kiera Royle, Nancy Tran, Joanna Stewart, Janay Warren, Lacy Carty, Daniel Falconer. Bottom: Samina Singh, Stacy Davy, Deneece Plummer, and Navroop Singh.
A “Hidden Figures” wall in the Pitt-Ferry Building highlights lesser-known figures in Black Canadian history.
Applications are now open for the Master of Social Work for Working Professionals program.
Applications are now open for the Master of Social Work for Working Professionals program.
The Humanities Research Group presents a free public lecture by retired superior court judge Mary Jo Nolan, Wednesday in the Rose Room.
