College of Social Work
This image displays the motto of The Ohio State University College of Social Work, which is 'Amplify. Advocate. Change.'.

Social Work Send Off

Friday August 7
Stillman Hall
1947 College Rd. N Columbus OH 43210
4-6 p.m.

Join us for an informal celebration for those graduating in the Summer Semester. Graduates and their loved ones are invited to drop in any time between 4-6p.m. at Stillman Hall.

College of Social Work faculty, lecturers, and staff will be present congratulating you on your accomplishments.

Attire: no formal regalia required but welcomed for photo opportunities if preferred.

Light desserts will be provided.

Parking: Details on parking will be updated. Currently, attendees may park at Arps Garage or Union Garage at cost. More details are parking can be found on CampusParc’s website  [https://osu.campusparc.com/]. Please note this is a third-party vendor and changes and availability may occur without our awareness and will communicate our best.

RSVP

Request More Information

There are many ways to engage with the College of Social Work – enrolling as a student, taking a training, becoming a community or practicum partner, learning more about faculty research, strengthening your alumni network or supporting student and college initiatives – and we’re here to help connect you in advancing the social work field.

Women converse at an indoor academic or professional networking event.

Recent News

View all news
A yellow Komatsu excavator uses chain rigging to lift a large concrete culvert segment off a flatbed trailer at an outdoor construction site.
Research

Research Brief: How jobs in different industries may shape methamphetamine use risk in U.S. communities

3-minute read| Posted on September 4, 2026
Local employment patterns may drive substance use risks more than individual factors alone. New research reveals that U.S. counties with higher concentrations of jobs in utilities, construction, and support services experience elevated rates of methamphetamine use. These findings highlight how workplace environments and economic dynamics directly shape community public health.
Read more  of the article titled Research Brief: How jobs in different industries may shape methamphetamine use risk in U.S. communities
This image shows Drs. Joyce Y. Lee and Susan Yoon, whose research indicates that father involvement is positively linked with children's school engagement and higher academic achievement.
Faculty

Meeting the Grand Challenges Head-On: Joyce Lee and Susan Yoon

3-minute read| Posted on September 2, 2026
The Grand Challenge to build healthy relationships to end violence focuses on developing and implementing programs and policies that can bolster interpersonal relationships, reduce violence and strengthen the health and well-being of families and communities.
Read more  of the article titled Meeting the Grand Challenges Head-On: Joyce Lee and Susan Yoon
A glass display box filled with colorful round buttons next to several packaged pins that read
From Our Centers

AFIC and COAAA Named Recipients of Prestigious Aging Innovations Award from USAging

2-minute read| Posted on August 21, 2026
USAging recognized the Age-Friendly Innovation Center and Central Ohio Area Agency on Aging, awarding third place to their Shallow Subsidy Program. Launched in July 2024, the initiative promotes housing security for low-income older adult renters, offering evidence-based, promising solutions to inform policy and combat rising housing insecurity both in Ohio and nationally.
Read more  of the article titled AFIC and COAAA Named Recipients of Prestigious Aging Innovations Award from USAging

Subscribe for updates delivered to your inbox

Subscribe to Our Mailing List