This letter of solidarity was written by Austin Oswald, professor of Social Work Research 1 & 2 (Section 02) during the 2020-2021 academic year, for our research class. Although the letter was written for our community, it captures an important…
Graphic Revelations: The MSW Experience in 2020 is a series of digital collages created by Evelin Henriquez in reflection, and as a reaction to, the results of the class survey. The images depict the story of the 2020-2021 academic year as…
Covid came in and life was changed,Rearranged. I’m one of the lucky fewWho has a view If only we knewWhat 2020 would do. Friends? Zoom. Class? Zoom.Same room… Same room… Same room… I want normal but at least I’m so well prepared.Choices…
Welcome to the carnival, do you have your mask?Each week here is different than the last.Here’s our first ride, a new daily routine,Wake up, get ready, sit on Zoom, and repeat.Get your words out before the next point arrives,It’s a…
“Another day, another dollar,” I sighed to myself as my alarm continued to reverberate through my room, reminding me that I slept five minutes too long. I lethargically silenced my alarm, still exhausted from the double that I pulled back at the…
i. Self Identifiers I’m a Mom I’m both a parent and a student I am working virtually I am working I am participating in trainings and group meetings, staff meetings, groups supervisions, I’m meeting a lot of my clients I…
We are living through a disaster togetherIt’s just strange to be livingConstant anxietyConstant depressionConstant hardshipIt’s the air we breatheIt’s strange to be livingI’m just grateful to be hereNew York-Splendor and SquallerThe Rich, The PoorThey are right next doorThis is where…
