Robert Keefe's chapter appeared in Behavioral Science and Health in the Global Arena, a book sponsored by the Psychology Coalition at the United Nations.
Patricia Logan-Greene, associate professor, led the study, "Protective Factors Against Aggression and Antisocial Attitudes Among Probation Youth with Childhood Adversity Histories."
How a new UB study abroad experience — led by Clinical Associate Professor Laura Lewis — shaped first-year students’ views on sustainability and social work.
In an editorial co-authored for Advances in Social Work, Professor Nancy J. Smyth documents how the profession has changed and looks ahead to the future of social work education and practice.
Infant mental health is all about attachment and assessing and intervening to promote caregiver sensitivity and fostering secure attachment paradigms for infants and toddlers.
Research by Yunju Nam, associate professor in the School of Social Work, shows how gaining financial access can transform Asian immigrants' financial outlook.
