The Coalition of Black Social Workers provides students in Knoxville, Nashville, or enrolled online with mentorship and community support. Its model is now expanding across the region.
For the past year, faculty and students have been helping with the launch of Knox County’s first recovery high school program.
First-generation graduate Daijah Nabors found her calling in social work and hopes to invest in students like her in the future.
April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month, and UT is recognizing the month through a series of in-person and virtual events dedicated to raising awareness about sexual assault and prevention.
Experts discuss the estimated amount of extra costs Americans with disabilities pay per year.
Two College of Social Work alumnae partner to help Nashville youth.
Experts suggest that too much COVID-19 news may be harmful to your health.
As part of this month’s Black History Month celebration, six students, faculty, and staff members shared pieces of their stories and the importance of representation in higher education.
A New Year’s Eve phone call resulted in a UT program helping a pet owner care for his special needs dog while he was hospitalized with COVID-19.
Professor Michael Mason’s idea for communicating with 18- to 25-year-olds with identified cannabis-use disorders is to text them. The texts ask questions like “How is your mood today?” and “What is your stress level?”
Undergraduate and graduate students in law, nursing, social work, public health, and other disciplines are stepping up and taking advantage of experiential learning opportunities offered by the university to address the opioid crisis in Tennessee.
UT’s Program for Pet Health Equity works to connect underserved individuals with veterinary service providers.