Do Religious Patients Need Religious Therapists?
New Research by Touro's Graduate School of Social Work Professor Says No, as Long as Therapists Respect Religious Thought and Observance
Touro Study Finds Asian American Social Workers Needed
Graduate School of Social Work Survey Confirms Recruitment and Training Gap – Career Development, Changes in Workplace Called For
Advocating Activism
Pioneering social worker-turned-activist uses her passion to elevate social work impact and teaches her students to do the same
Religion Can Make You Feel Better—or Worse
New Research Shows Impact of Religious Activities on Mental Health Depends on Your Spirituality
Touro College Dean Chosen Top Social Work Leader
Dr. Steven Huberman, Dean Touro Graduate School of Social Work, Honored by National Association of Social Workers
Practicing Religion Has Health Benefits—But Not for Everyone
Study By Social Work Professor Presented at Touro Research Day
National Association of Social Workers Honors Touro Professors
Leadership Awards Bestowed on Jennifer Zelnick and Tina Atherall at 10th Annual Dinner for Outstanding Work and Exemplary Contributions to Profession
Water as a Human Right:
Touro and U of Michigan Team Up in Virtual Town Hall Meeting
Social Work Professor Annecy Baez, Ph.D. Honored at 12th Annual Latino Social Work Coalition and Scholarship Fund Event
Three Touro Graduate School of Social Work Students Also Win Scholarships
An Advocate for a Better World
“At Touro, we create advocates for social justice and community activism. We live by the motto that one person really can make a difference.”