Social Work Professor Honored with Peace Award
The Buford Peace Award is a prestigious universitywide honor presented annually by the School of Social Work.
The Buford Peace Award is a prestigious universitywide honor presented annually by the School of Social Work.
During Hatcher’s tenure, the School of Social Work has seen notable growth in its national profile.
Students are placed in federal agencies, congressional offices, national nonprofit organizations and advocacy institutions.
UA-led research suggests a new understanding of the ways urban parks add to community health.
The School of Social Work is expanding the Black Belt Initiative with deeper partnerships throughout the region.
Dr. Sebrena Jackson created a program to help foster youth pursue higher education and social work careers.
The UA School of Social Work honored James Slaughter, retired deputy commissioner of the Alabama DHR, as its 2024 hall of fame inductee.
The UA Board of Trustees appointed six UA faculty members as Distinguished Research Professors and Distinguished Teaching Professors.
University of Alabama social work students support the Black Belt region through internships.
The award recognizes faculty involved in mediating disputes, overcoming prejudice and promoting peace.