Ahead of her keynote at the 2025 Utah Criminal Justice Conference (May 19 & 20), social worker Dr. Pettus shares insights from her career dedicated to advancing justice through data-informed approaches—and why investing in wellbeing over punishment is more urgent than ever.
As 2024 draws to a close, we invited our faculty and staff to share some of the notable books they read this year. Their recommendations span a variety of genres, offering something for everyone.
The College of Social Work offers a paid apprenticeship for graduates of its Substance Use Disorder Treatment Training Certificate (SUDTTC) Program. Gain confidence and skills as a substance use counselor through comprehensive education, mentorship, field experience, and financial support—all while making a meaningful difference.
Dr. Dena Ned, director of the College of Social Work’s Indigenous Social Work Scholars, shares a brief summary of the history behind Orange Shirt Day.
A new meta-analysis examined 30 years of published research on the social, mental, and physical health effects of exposure to nature, including urban nature.