GSS Event Focuses on Needs of Haitians in Crisis and Beyond
A community event sponsored by Fordham University’s Graduate School of Social Service (GSS) helped shed…
Graduate School of Social Service
Fordham to Expand Opportunities for Veterans
A new program for returning veterans seeking a Fordham education will be launched in the…
Struggling Urban Family is Weather Vane for Unhealthy Society
America is an unhealthy society, and it will take individuals and organizations of faith to…
Women’s Advocate Calls for Cultural Sensitivity to African Immigrants
The West’s perception of Africa as a violent and uncivilized continent leads to misunderstanding and…
Holistic Approach Needed for Foster Care, Experts Say
A major shift in social work’s approach to child welfare is necessary to stave off…
Sour Economy May Be a Boon for Women in the Workplace
With women working hard to break through the proverbial glass ceiling, will the current economic…
Poverty Expert Sees Hope through Grassroots Organizing Under Obama
A noted expert on the history of U.S. poverty and social change predicted a return…
Noted Physicist to Deliver Gannon Lecture
Award-winning physicist Paul C. W. Chu, Ph.D. (GSAS ’65), will deliver the 2008 Spring Gannon…
Schools Chancellor Sees Mentoring as Critical to Education
New York City Schools Chancellor Joel Klein told a group of mentoring supervisors that, if…
Policy Advocacy Part of Social Work, Director Says
Nancy Wackstein, executive director of New York City’s United Neighborhood Houses (UNH), told a gathering…