Current Students

Current Students

Access all of the resources you need to succeed—from career guidance to research funding, student services, and information on graduation. Visit Canvas to access Social Work Central (for MSW students) and SW Doctoral Program (for PhD students) where you'll find links to important resources like curriculum plans, policies, procedures, course listing and descriptions, and more.

Contacts
 

Liz Cinquino

MSW Resources & Information

Liz Cinquino
Director, BCSSW Student Services & Advising
617-552-2610
mary.cinquino.1@bc.edu

Teresa Touhey Schirmer

MSW Resources & Information

Teresa Touhey Schirmer
Associate Dean, Student Experience
617-552-4762
teresa.schirmer@bc.edu

Debbie Hogan

PhD Resources & Information

Debbie Hogan
Assistant Director, Doctoral Program
617-552-4064
debbiehogan92@bc.edu

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Undergraduate student researchers confront ‘messy reality’ of the real world

Dozens of undergrads at BC have conducted research with faculty in the School of Social Work over the past few years. What they have learned, they say, has given them a leg up in class, reconfigured their career paths, and shaped their perspectives of pressing social problems.

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'Portraits of Dementia'

An evocative exhibit now on view, organized by the School of Social Work, delves into multifaceted aspects of dementia, including physical, emotional, community, and health care issues.
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More young people are coming out as transgender. This scholar wants to teach therapists how to meet their needs.

Maggi Price, an assistant professor who studies the mental health of youth who are stigmatized because of their gender identity, is working to create a virtual training program to teach a group of therapists how to provide gender-affirming care to young clients.

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How to defeat white nationalism

Daniel Lombroso, a filmmaker who chronicled the rise of the “alt-right” movement in his documentary White Noise, told students, faculty, and staff at Boston College that people who champion diversity have the potential to counteract the power of white nationalism.
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