Margaret Kuklinski will be the new director of the School of Social Work’s Social Development Research Group (SDRG), beginning September 16, 2021. Kuklinski becomes the fourth SDRG director in its 42-year history and the first woman to hold that position.
Margaret Kuklinski appointed new director of Social Development Research Group
Three new faculty join the School as assistant professors
On Sept. 16, the School of Social Work welcomes three new assistant professors—Abril N. Harris, Kristian Jones and Maya Williams—to its community of scholars, researchers and teachers.
Two new faculty join the School of Social Work community
On July 1, the School of Social Work welcomes two new faculty members: Hyun-Jun Kim and Margaret Kuklinski. Both are currently affiliated with two of the School’s research and innovation centers.
A School of Social Work leader reflects on the discovery of unmarked Indigenous gravesites
Read “When will Native lives matter?” by Christina Coad, executive director of the Alliance for Child Welfare Excellence and an Indigenous woman of Oneida and European descent.
Study finds increased depression and anxiety among Washington’s Latino communities during pandemic
In a report released recently by the Latino Center for Health, researchers found that 13% of Latino participants surveyed met the criteria for “depression likely” and 16 percent were seen as “anxiety likely.”