Social Work CEU- PhD Evening of Scholarship

This signature annual event showcases the innovative research and scholarly pursuits of select doctoral candidates in Widener University's PhD Program in Social Work. Designed to foster intellectual exchange and professional growth, the forum highlights emerging inquiries in social work practice, policy, and education. Each presentation offers a unique lens into the candidate’s evolving research, with an emphasis on its relevance to contemporary social work challenges.

Recognizing the rich diversity of the audience—which includes fellow doctoral students, Widener faculty, alumni, and field instructors—presenters are encouraged to explore the practical implications of their work across micro, mezzo, and macro levels of practice. The event culminates in a dynamic discussion that bridges academic inquiry with real-world application, promoting dialogue around the future directions of the profession.

Lanelle Quzack, MSW

Title: Exploring Researchers' Perspectives on Integrating Decolonial Approaches in Community-Engaged Research Methodologies

Maura Farrell, MSS, LCSW, CAADC

Title: The Application of Equine-Assisted Therapy with Families Impacted by Addiction

Miyah Campbell, MSW, LSW

Title: Drill Music as a Lens: How Urban Youth Make Sense of Their Lived Realities.