Dr. Sharon Parker was invited to participant in the UNC School of Social Work’s first Black History Month Research Series: “Coping Amidst COVID as BIPOC” sponsored by the Global Social Development Innovations and Inspired Lab (pdf). Dr. Parker, an alumnus of the of the School of Social Work’s PhD program, is… Continue reading…
Dr. Parker to speak at the HBCU Youth HIV Summit sponsored by the Office of Infectious Diseases and HIV/AIDS Policy and the PACE program on February 15, 2022. This event is in commemoration of National Black HIV/AIDS and Awareness Day and Black History Month. Her presentation entitled, “Exploring the Uptake of PrEP… Continue reading…
2021 NCAT World AIDS Day Town Hall Meeting with Mr. Julian Walker, Ms. Marvelyn Brown, Dr. Alysee Wurcel, Dr. Schenita Davis Randolph, and Dr. Sharon Parker. Ending the HIV Epidemic: Equitable Access, Everyone’s Voice.
Dr. Sharon Parker joined the editorial of Public Health in Social Work in December 2021. Congratulations Dr. Parker and thank you for your service to the field. For more information on Social Work in Public Health.
The University of South Carolina, College of Social Work has invited Dr. Dyson to host a Teach-In on February 18, 2022. For more information go here.
Dr. Jay Poole’s Chapter, The Last Session: Facilitating Positive and Productive Endings in Therapy from the book Constructing Authentic Relationships in Clinical Practice Working at the Intersection of Therapist and Client Identities is now available.
Dr. Michelle Vance (JPSW) and Dr. Jeannette Wade (NCAT Sociology) Quoted in Time Magazine’s Article “What We Misunderstand About Suicide Among Black Americans”
Dr. Carmen Monico’s Dissertation Research Published in Childhood, a Journal of Global Child Research
Dr. Carmen Monico, A&T’s Associate Professor and RTI University Scholar, presented with Wayne Pitts from RTI’s Division for Applied Justice Research at the American Association of Criminology held in Chicago October 17-20, 2021. The presentation was titled “Tracking Guatemalan Deportees and Their Intentions to Remigrate to the U.S.” and was based on… Continue reading…
