Falk College Events

Join us for a presentation on our sport analytics and sport management programs led by professors, professional staff, current students, and young alumni. We are excited to meet with prospective under…

A Professional Development Program for Social Work Supervisors of Direct Practice across the Life Course Live, virtual 3-hour sessions from October 2021 through March 2022. The School of Social Work i…

This first session teaches new supervisors and updates those who are experienced about the range of skills involved in individual and group supervision in an array of service contexts.

Join Zachary Schuster, Assistant Director of Undergraduate Admissions and Recruiting, and current students from the Falk College to learn more about our academic programs, experiential learning, study…

This second session continues in teaching new supervisors and updating those who are experienced about the range of skills involved in individual and group supervision in an array of service contexts.

Are you a high school student considering a career as a Physical Therapist? Join us for a joint information session with Syracuse University and SUNY Upstate. SUNY Upstate offers an Early Assurance op…

Join us to learn more about the 72-credit doctoral program in Marriage and Family Therapy at Syracuse University. This program prepares scholars who will advance theory, research, and teaching in the…

This third session teaches supervisors how to support staff in planning to meet the needs of clients with mental illnesses and substance use across the life course.

Join us for a presentation on pathways to health and helping professions in the Falk College led by professors, professional staff, current students, and young alumni. Learn more about our programs in…

This fourth session continues teaching supervisors how to support staff in planning to meet the needs of clients with mental illnesses and substance use across the life course.

This fifth session focuses on trauma-informed supervision through a social justice lens, an approach to supervision that begins with the personal and extends to the professional.

This sixth session continues to focus on trauma-informed supervision through a social justice lens, an approach to supervision that begins with the personal and extends to the professional.

This seventh session helps supervisors to support social service staff in using evidence-informed approaches to common illness-related challenges that confront individuals and families across the life course.

This eighth session continues to help supervisors to support social service staff in using evidence-informed approaches to common illness-related challenges that confront individuals and families across the life course.

This ninth session offers the supervisor a multi-dimensional framework for teaching the practice skills required in work with individuals and families of all ages through the assessment and planning phases.

This tenth session continues to offer the supervisor a multi-dimensional framework for teaching the practice skills required in work with individuals and families of all ages through the assessment and planning phases.

This eleventh workshop highlights challenges supervisors may face including supervisees’ performance problems, organizational challenges, and ethical dilemmas in practice.

This twelfth workshop continues to highlight challenges supervisors may face including supervisees’ performance problems, organizational challenges, and ethical dilemmas in practice.