School of Social Work | University of Pittsburgh

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News, Events & Awards

Summer and Fall Terms 2008

Summer Class schedules (pdf) and Summer Course descriptions (pdf), all academic programs

Fall Class Schedule (pdf), and Fall Course Descriptions (pdf), all academic programs

Registration Deadlines (pdf) for Summer and Fall 2008 Terms

The University of Pittsburgh School of Social Work Graduate Program Ranked 14th by US News and World Report!

The 2008 rankings for graduate schools of social work place Pitt near the top in a field of over 200 accredited MSW programs in the country. More >

2008 Chancellor's Distinguished Teaching Award Goes to Pitt School of Social Work Professor

Congratulations to Dr. Christina Newhill on receiving this award in recognition of her excellence in teaching MSW and School of Social Work Doctoral students at the University of Pittsburgh.

Overview Report of Allegheny County Jail Collaborative Evaluation Findings

Allegheny County is a national leader in implementing collaboration-based human services at it's county jail, saving over $5.3 million annually. Read the comprehensive jail study report by Hide Yamatani, Ph.D., Associate Dean for Research. More >

Raising the Stakes:

Assessing Allegheny County’s Human Service Response Capacity To The Social Impact Of Casino Gambling

Read this timely report by researchers here at Pitt's School of Social Work. More >