Virtual CEU Lunch & Learn Series Information
The Auburn University Social Work Program is proud to offer a Virtual CEU Lunch & Learn Series for social work professionals. These engaging sessions are held on the second Wednesday of each month from 12:00 PM to 1:00 PM CST and provide an opportunity to learn from experts on timely, practice-relevant topics.
Participants can earn 1 FREE CEU during each session while gaining valuable knowledge and practical strategies to enhance their professional practice, all from the convenience of a virtual format.
Fall 2026 Lunch & Learn Series
Join us for this exciting series of professional development opportunities designed to support lifelong learning and strengthen social work practice. Registration is free, but advance registration is required.
- September 9, 2026
- Working with Counter-Transference Step-By-Step: A Practical Guide for Unexpected Emotions
- October 10, 2026
- DSM-5-TR diagnostic determination for anxiety, depression and trauma/stressor related disorders. Register HERE
- November 18, 2026
- No One Cares Like Reba: Financial Stresses and Aging - Register HERE
Expressions of a BraveHeart
BraveHearts is a fine arts program offering art, music, and dance classes to enhance the quality of life for preteens, youth, and young adults (11–21 years old) with moderate to severe disabilities. BraveHearts is a safe, respectful, and understanding setting participants develop friendships, explore fine arts, and enhance self-esteem.
BraveHeart Center for Place and Purpose
BCPP is a joint outreach program of the Auburn University Social Work Program and First Presbyterian Church of Auburn. It serves as an intensive diversity and inclusion training opportunity for Auburn University interns and volunteers across a variety of disciplines. BCPP provide a place where young adults who have special needs are offered comprehensive opportunities for continued growth in the areas of health and fitness, academia, life and job skills, community outreach, and creative arts exploration.
Interprofessional Education
A key component to providing students with real-world experience, interprofessional education is a collaboration between students and faculty in health professions from across Auburn's campus. Collaborators include representatives from nursing, pharmacy, social work, nutrition, and medicine, as well as other disciplines that provide comprehensive, patient-centered healthcare services.
Global Development Solutions Lab
The Global Development Solutions (GDS) Lab is an interdisciplinary initiative that fosters global research, teaching, and outreach. The mission of the Global Development Solutions Lab is to advance global research, teaching, and outreach that promotes sustainable community development, protects civic space, and leverages the synergies between the disciplines of nonprofit studies, philanthropy, and social work.