As a R1 research institution, we prioritize general resources related to theory, history, application, and criticism as well as resources related to the teaching, learning, and research of our faculty, staff, and students. The following areas of study highlight the specific interest of TU faculty.
- Adolescent Development
- Behavioral Health
- Child Advocacy, Protection, and Welfare
- Chronic Mental Illness
- Clinical Social Work
- Collective Trauma
- Community Development, Policy, and Planning
- Community Organizing and Advocacy
- Community Violence
- Development Across the Life Course
- Developmental Disabilities
- Disaster Mental Health
- Ecological/Ecosystemic Risk & Protective Factors
- Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion
- Family Counseling
- Historical Oppression and Marginalization
- Immigrants, Refugees, and Migrants
- International Social Work
- Interpersonal Trauma
- Intimate Partner Violence / Sexual Violence
- Justice and Corrections
- Medical Social Work
- Military and Veteran Social Work
- Mindfulness and Compassion
- Parenting
- Poverty, Economic Inequality, Homelessness, and Food Insecurity
- Program Development and Evaluation
- Racial Healing and Racial Justice
- Research
- Resilience
- School Social Work
- Sexual Orientation and Gender Diversity
- Social Determinants of Health
- Social Stress
- Substance Use and Substance Use Treatment
- Trauma and Trauma-informed Care
- Wellness/Well-being
- Women's Health
