Meet Ph.D. candidate Andrew Schoeneman
Schoeneman’s interests lie in contributing to a deeper understanding of collaboration, mobilization and organizing within and among communities. His dissertation, “Collaboration Between Communities and Legal Aid Organizations: A Constructivist Grounded Theory Study,” funded in part by the Legal Services Corporation of Virginia, explores attorneys’ and client community members’ perceptions and experiences related to collaboration.
New faculty member receives honorable mention at CSWE
On November 2, 2013, VCU School of Social Work faculty member Alex Wagaman, Ph.D. received an honorable mention in the 2013 Sexual Orientation and Gender Expression Scholarship Award presented by CSWE’s Council on Sexual Orientation and Gender Expression. The honorable mention was for her paper titled, Understanding Service Experiences of LGBTQ Young People Through an […]
Meet Ph.D. candidate Johnnie O’Neal
O’Neal, a fifth-year doctoral candidate in the Virginia Commonwealth University School of Social Work, earned his B.S.W. from Limestone College and his M.S.W. from the University of South Carolina. His prior practice experience includes working as a clinical social worker with individuals living with HIV/AIDS and as a medical social worker in various hospital settings. Currently, O’Neal serves as an […]