Falk College Events

Career Fair Week is being held Sept 28 – Oct 1 How do we best connect with employers in a Virtual Career Fair format? Join us and learn a few tips in just half an hour!

The Syracuse University Human Rights Film Festival celebrates its 18th year showcasing groundbreaking documentaries about human rights and social justice around the world. Viewers with syr.edu log-ins…

African Americans are twice as likely as Caucasians to develop Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias (AD/D), are at greater risk of frailty if they have AD/D, and are less likely to seek a diagnosis before experiencing a crisis.

Are you interested in pursuing a major in Health & Exercise Science or Public Health? Join faculty, staff and current students from Falk College to learn more about the academic experience and the opp…

At Syracuse University, we’ve been planning new ways to help you prepare for your job search and connect with employers virtually. This fall, we are excited to partner with Handshake to run our annual…

Applications are now being accepted for students interested in being 2020-22 Lender Fellows. An information session will be held October 1, and applications are due October 15. The Lender Student Fellowship carries on the vision and commitment of Professor Evan Weissman to advance food justice in Syracuse...

Are you interested in pursuing a major in Human Development & Family Science or Social Work? Join faculty, staff and current students from Falk College to learn more about the academic experience and…

Join us for a 30 Minute Crash Course in Prep for Grad School: Apps/Personal Statements on Wednesday, October 7th 2020, 12:30 pm – 1:00 pm EDT. We’ll review: Graduate app deadlines & application requir…

Join us for a 30 Minute Crash Course in Prep for Grad School: Apps/Personal Statements on Thursday, October 8th 2020, 4:30 pm – 5:00 pm EDT. We’ll review: Graduate app deadlines & application requirem…

Are you interested in pursuing a major in Sport Analytics or Sport Management? Join faculty, staff and current students from Falk College to learn more about the academic experience and the opportunit…

The School of Social Work in Falk College, an approved provider of continuing education for LMSWs and LCSWs in New York State, will offer virtual EMDR Recent Traumatic Episode Protocol (R-TEP) and Group Traumatic Episode Protocol (G-TEP) training. The EMDR Recent Traumatic Episode protocol was developed to extend the original Recent Event Protocol developed by Francine Shapiro.

In mainstream societies, disabilities are perceived frequently as deficits, emboldened by values borne out of colonization. This public lecture by Hilary Weaver (University at Buffalo) instead draws on traditional indigenous understandings, wisdom, and knowledges to answer vital questions. What can the United States and the rest of the world learn to change our future, by making disabilities and other differences understandable, without applying a deficit model? The future does not need to be as hierarchical as the present.

The Medicine Wheel is a powerful symbol for many Native Americans and it contains many layers of meaning. Through this workshop, Hilary Weaver (University at Buffalo) explores how components of the Medicine Wheel can be used to understand traditional Indigenous ideas about disabilities. Participants will engage with relevant Native American teachings and interpretations to understand how they can inform our understanding of different abilities of Mind, Body, Spirit, and Heart. Discussion focuses on how we can work toward change, both for individuals and on a large scale, to reduce stigma and “othering,” toward a better future in our shared world.

The Campus Climate Pulse Survey launched September 22, 2020. An email with a survey link was sent to each active student, faculty and staff member. The survey will close on October 30, 2020. Learn more information about the campus-wide climate pulse survey.