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As higher education continues to navigate rapid change, political pressures, and important challenges, a new book from CSWE Press argues that social workers are uniquely equipped to provide dynamic leadership…
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This past weekend, more than 3,200 social work educators, administrators, researchers, students, and practitioners descended on Atlanta's Marriott Marquis for the Council on Social Work Education's 72nd Annual…
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October 26 : Over the weekend, CSWE hosted its 72nd annual conference in Atlanta, Georgia, with the conference theme: "Rooted in Resilience: Honoring the Past, Grounding the Present." As part of the conference…
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CSWE has announced the creation of a new national advisory board with a focus on artificial intelligence (AI) and other emerging and potentially disruptive technologies.
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CSWE is seeking nominations of qualified candidates to serve on its Board of Directors (BOD) and National Nominating Committee (NNC). These leadership roles offer an opportunity to help shape the future of…
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WASHINGTON, DC —The Council on Social Work Education (CSWE) convened a policy briefing and panel discussion on the impact of artificial intelligence (AI) in social work education and practice, specifically…
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ALEXANDRIA, VA—The Council on Social Work Education (CSWE) is pleased to announce that Quienton L. Nichols, PhD, MSW, BSW, has been named the organization’s Vice President of Education, following a national…
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On September 30 , the US Department of Education and US Department of the Treasury announced the launch of a new Defaulted Loans Support Center , a new online resource that gives American with defaulted…
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CSWE is pleased to announce the recipients of the Journal of Social Work Education's (JSWE) 2026 Best Article Award and Best Reviewer Award, presented by the University of Houston Graduate College of Social…
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On August 20 , the U.S. Department of Education (ED) released a notice of proposed rule (NPRM) reflecting ED’s plan to reform the federal accreditation framework. The proposed rule follows negotiated…