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  1. 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.

  2. 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.

  3. 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.

  4. Side by side photo of Oona Metz ’93MSW and the book cover for her book "Unhitched"

    Oona Metz ’93MSW is a therapist who leads therapy groups and supports women in transition. We spoke with her about her new book on navigating divorce and the essential training she received at Simmons.

  5. The logo of the National Association of Social Workers (NASW) Foundation

    Johnnie Hamilton-Mason, Professor and Associate Dean for Faculty Development for the School of Social Work, was named a Social Work Pioneer by the National Association of Social Workers Foundation.

  6. Student at salad bar

    Associate Professor of Practice Emilé Baker works with individuals and families coping with anxiety and trauma, and particularly the trauma associated with allergies and asthma. We spoke with her about her specialty, the rewards of her field, and the joys of teaching at Simmons.

  7. The purple and teal ribbon, a symbol of solidarity with survivors of domestic violence and sexual violence.

    Simmons University’s School of Social Work announces the re-release of two online, asynchronous trainings on interpersonal violence, each redesigned to improve usability and overall experience.

  8. Lieutenant General Leslie C. Smith, US Army (Ret). delivers the keynote address at the 2025 Veteran's Day program, photograph by Natalya Lavrenov.

    The Simmons School of Social Work (SSW), distinguished guests, and members of the Simmons community recently gathered for the second annual Veterans Day program. This year’s keynote speaker was Lieutenant General Leslie C. Smith, US Army (Ret).

  9. Barber Shop damaged by Hurricane Katrina, 2005, located in Ninth Ward, New Orleans, Louisiana"  Carol M. Highsmith - Carol M. Highsmith's America, Library of Congress, Prints and Photographs Division.

    Simmons School of Social Work Professor and Associate Dean for Faculty Development Johnnie Hamilton-Mason shared a retrospective conversation based on her research, titled “Hope Floats: African American Women's Survival Experiences after Katrina.”

  10. Jeffrey Steen visited the newly-open safe consumpiton site in Providence, RI

    Assistant Professor Jeffrey Steen brings lived/ living experience and academic rigor to social work and the area of substance use. We spoke with him about his recent research award, advances in harm reduction, and the collaborative community at Simmons.