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UK social work researcher finds neighborhood amenities help people with dementia age in place
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Social Work’s Glenn Sterner to host talk on reducing stigma around substance use disorder
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Social Work PhD student Foysol Ahmed receives national pre-dissertation fellowship from AGESW
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Social Work’s Sobriety Treatment and Recovery Team recognized for commitment to Kentucky’s families
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Criminal Justice faculty to present at the 2025 Annual Meeting of the American Society of CriminologyÂ
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College of Social Work Alumni are making a difference in students’ lives, and you can too
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UK social work researcher finds neighborhood amenities help people with dementia age in place
New findings from Dr. Yeon Jin Choi add to her growing research showing how supportive neighborhoods help people with dementia remain at home longer.
Social Work’s Glenn Sterner to host talk on reducing stigma around substance use disorder
The conversation will address substance use issues that face individuals and families across the country.
Criminal Justice graduate earns degree while honoring sister’s legacy
Persevering through adversity was the theme of Malicote’s UK experience, navigating grief while also pursuing her dream of working in the criminal justice field.
Social Work PhD student Foysol Ahmed receives national pre-dissertation fellowship from AGESW
LEXINGTON, Ky. — A student in the University of Kentucky College of Social Work (CoSW) PhD program, Foysol Ahmed, has been selected as a pre-dissertation fellow by the Association for
Fighting to Be Seen
Ally Meisner, an MSW student in our online program, turned years of unanswered chronic pain into a powerful media platform for advocacy, education and storytelling.
Social Work’s Sobriety Treatment and Recovery Team recognized for commitment to Kentucky’s families
START’s recertification demonstrates the team’s leadership in building and maintaining the foundational systems necessary to facilitate the START program with fidelity across multiple local counties in Kentucky.
National Adoption Month: Pathways to Permanency
National Adoption Month shouldn’t be just about celebration—it must be a call to action. Every Kentuckian has a role to play in strengthening pathways to permanency.
National Adoption Month: The Power of Connection and Belonging
In Kentucky, there are over 8,000 youths in foster care. Of those, approximately one-third are waiting to be adopted.
Criminal Justice faculty to present at the 2025 Annual Meeting of the American Society of CriminologyÂ
Three University of Kentucky College of Social Work Criminal Justice faculty will be presenting during the American Society of Criminology Annual Meeting this week in Washington D.C. whose research spans digital harm, state-corporate crime, carceral culture, gender-based violence and youth justice.
Finding a home: Bill Beaven leaves quiet legacy for communities across the southeast
Education has always been central to Bill Beaven’s mission of helping others. The first in his family to graduate from college, he created three scholarships at the University of Kentucky College of Social Work—the Beaven-Eidetik Doctoral Scholarship, the Beaven-Eidetik Graduate Scholarship, and the June Ashby Scholarship. These funds continue Beaven’s lifelong work of opening doors for others.
Social Work’s ASK Program strengthens families across Kentucky during National Adoption Month
The College of Social Work continues to celebrate National Adoption Month, recognizing the Hurt-Mueller family’s story of connection and belonging.
College of Social Work Alumni are making a difference in students’ lives, and you can too
SWAA Alumni-Student Mentoring Program Relaunches for Spring 2026.