School of Social Work News

Morgan State University Forms Presidential Task Force to Address Decline in Black Male Enrollment

The State of Black Male Enrollment Initiative Will Investigate University’s 14% Decrease in Critical Student Population and Recommend Solutions to Reverse the Trend

Morgan State University Awarded $500K Grant to Prepare Social Work Graduates to Address Opioid Abuse Epidemic

SHIELD Initiative Aims to Boost Behavioral Health Workforce with Specialized Training in Trauma and Opioid Addiction Prevention

Sekile M. Nzinga, Alumna 1993 - Offers sage words

Celebrating a New Era of Equity: Morgan Unveils New Health and Human Services Center, an Innovative Hub for Education, Research and Community Impact

University Caps Off Semester’s Sixth Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony with Formal Ceremony and Tours of the Campus’s Latest Architectural Marvel

Morgan State University School of Social Work Announces Upcoming Information Sessions

The Morgan State University School of Social Work is excited to announce a series of live information sessions for prospective students interested in the MSW, Online MSW, and Advanced Standing programs. These sessions are designed to provide insights into the various program options, admission criteria, application processes, and key deadlines.

The African Summer for Academic Development Program

This summer, Dr. Rhonda Wilbon, PhD, Professor of Social Work at Morgan State University, spearheaded a remarkable educational and cultural initiative—The African Summer for Academic Development Program. Twenty students from Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) and two faculty members traveled to South Africa for an immersive experience in social work education and cross-cultural exchange. The program, held in the summer of 2024, allowed participants to observe and engage in South African social work practices while forging global connections.