2025 News Archive

Complex disorders like long COVID and myalgic encephalomyelitis/chronic fatigue syndrome are often dismissed or misdiagnosed: better communication can help, say UB researchers.

At the annual Celebration of Excellence, the School of Social Work recognized research impact and distinguished alumni, and inducted high-achieving students into the Rho Kappa honor society.

Undergrads can explore a growing profession — and develop skills for any career path — through the School of Social Work’s new minor.

UBNow sat down with some of them to learn about their journey and what they are enjoying about UB and Buffalo-Niagara.

For Clinical Associate Professor Brenda McQuillan, the appointment builds on more than 25 years of practice experience supporting youth and families.

From school to career to marriage, Meg and Mike Lynch's True Blue ties never fade.

This annual event is a forum for school safety stakeholders to learn about important topics tied to protecting children and communities.

In honor of Social Work Month, experts from the School of Social Work's Institute on Trauma and Trauma-Informed Care discuss how leaders can use the values of trauma-informed care to guide their teams forward.

Organizers say the exercise was designed to not only raise awareness but foster empathy and action.

Throughout March, the UB School of Social Work will provide opportunities for our community to come together during Social Work Month.

Associate Professor Yunju Nam studies how social networks help immigrants navigate structural barriers.

Clinical Professor Susan A. Green will share her expertise on trauma-informed care with the New York State Trauma-Informed Network and Resource Center.

Associate Professor Mickey Sperlich and the Buffalo Prenatal-Perinatal Network will use the funding to address the effects of trauma during pregnancy and improve maternal health outcomes.

From Peace Corps volunteer to CEO of Western New York’s largest behavioral health organization, Elizabeth Woike, MSW ’04, is a champion for mental health, empowering others to live their best lives.

The UB School of Social Work's Institute on Trauma and Trauma-Informed Care now offers the Foundations of Trauma-Informed Care micro-credential for students and professionals.