Anderson-Butcher Named AASWSSW Fellow--A College First
Congratulations to Dr. Dawn Anderson-Butcher who has been selected as a Fellow of the American Academy of Social Work and Social Welfare (AASWSSW). Anderson-Butcher is the first faculty member in the college’s history to be inducted into this honorific society of distinguished scholars and practitioners.
Anderson-Butcher joins an esteemed selection of over 140 Fellows dedicated to achieving excellence in the field of social work and social welfare through high-impact work that advances social good. AASWSSW Fellows consist of prominent scholars, top researchers and practitioners with unparalleled insight and professional experience who make exceptional contributions to the field and beyond. This coveted achievement acknowledges Anderson-Butcher’s considerable contributions to the profession as a scholar.
Anderson-Butcher serves as a professor at Ohio State’s College of Social Work as well as executive director for teaching/learning and research for its LiFEsports initiative.
For more information about Anderson-Butcher, click here.
To see the AASWSSW announcement, click here.
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