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  1. Two Simmons students having a conversation.  One is seated at a table with an open laptop.

    If you’re an experienced social worker looking to advance your career, you may be considering a PhD or Doctorate in Social Work (DSW). These terminal degrees open pathways to advanced practice, leadership, teaching, policy, supervision, or applied research roles. When...

  2. Researcher Kristie Thomas presenting the findings from the evaluation of New Destiny’s aftercare program for survivors of intimate partner violence who’ve received housing vouchers. Photo Credit: Zeny Gatdula/New Destiny Housing.

    Professor and Associate Dean for Academic Affairs Kristie Thomas recently presented her evaluation of New Destiny’s Emergency Housing Voucher Aftercare Program, and was featured in a City Limits article.

  3. A person holding a yellow ribbon symbolizing suicide prevention

    School of Social Work Associate Professor Christina M. Sellers is passionate about training Simmons students in suicide prevention clinical skills. To honor National Suicide Prevention Month (September), we spoke with her about the interconnectedness of her research and teaching and her efforts to destigmatize suicide.

  4. A side-by-side collage of Samuel Odom and the book cover for "Battlefield Behavioral Health"

    Professor of Practice, Fellow at the Simmons Institute for Inclusive Leadership, and US Army combat veteran Samuel Odom published a new book on uniformed social work officers. We spoke with him about this unique contribution to the field and why he enjoys teaching at Simmons.

  5. Nathan Brewer '10MSW, '14C, '21PhD and Professor of Social Work Kristie A. Thomas were sworn into the MA Governor's Council to Address Sexual Assault, Domestic Violence, and Human Trafficking

    School of Social Work (SSW) Professor Kristie A. Thomas and Director of Survivor Advocacy Response & Prevention (SARP) at Boston University Nathan Brewer ’10MSW, ’14C, ’21PhD were sworn into the Massachusetts Governor’s Council to Address Sexual Assault, Domestic Violence, and Human Trafficking.

  6. Brownstones in the South End of Boston

    Professor Gary Bailey received the award from United South End Settlements (USES), a community organization supporting families with young children in Boston.

  7. Two people holding hands for comfort across a table

    Jordyn Hagar '23PhD reflects on how the Social Work PhD helped her successfully develop and disseminate her mental health awareness training program, Stronger Together, which is now accessible online.

  8. A Simmons nursing student working with "Carlotta" in the home health lab

    The Carlotta Simulation is an interprofessional simulation lab established by Simmons’ School of Nursing faculty. It has been developed into an invaluable experience for students of nursing, physical therapy, and nutrition. This year, School of Social Work students have also been invited to participate.

  9. One of the Simmons University signs near campus

    A new partnership will streamline the application process and offer partial tuition remission for Emmanuel undergraduates and alumnae/i who wish to obtain a Master of Social Work degree from Simmons.

  10. An empty grade school hallway with lockers along the walls

    Are you looking for a career helping students succeed not only in school, but in life? As a school social worker, you'll help students by removing their barriers to learning and ensuring they have access to the support they need to thrive.