Did you know?In 2011 and 2012, the School received more than $47 million in combined research funding from the NIH and other leading health and human services agencies.
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Our research is focused on groundbreaking interventions for real-world problems ranging from health disparities and aging to poverty and child welfare reform. The School ranks among the highest in the nation in terms of research funding, results and faculty publication rates as compared to other social work schools. Our research units provide rich opportunities for students at all degree levels to learn from innovative projects led by renowned social work scholars. |
Karina Walters Associate Dean for Research Karina Walters also directs the Indigenous Wellness Research Institute, which is a National Institutes of Health-designated Center of Excellence devoted to ending health disparities among minorities.
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