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• Watch videos of the Keynote Speakers from the GSSW Doctoral Program 40th Anniversary Seminar
• Researcher fills inaugural position at GSSW
• A New Direction - GSSW's Four Corners Program
• DU Partners with Fort Lewis College on New Social Work Degree Option
• Annual Social Work Celebration and Call for Alumni Award Nominations
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Contact:

Assistant Professor
PhD, University of Notre Dame

Craig Hall, Room 334
Telephone: 303-871-4367
E-mail: Eugene.Walls@du.edu

Areas of interest:

• gender
• lesbian and gay issues
• homelessness
• modern prejudice theory
• social dominance theory
• multicultural social work education

Prof. Eugene Walls earned his doctoral degree in sociology and is a community practice specialist. His professional social work experience includes positions with the United Cerebral Palsy Association, Kidspeace National Centers for Kids in Crisis and The Center for the Homeless in South Bend, Indiana. Recent journal publications by Prof. Walls include a study of suicidal ideation and attempts by sexual minority youth receiving social services, and a comparison of social service needs among homeless and non-homeless sexual minority youth.

At GSSW, Prof. Walls is the faculty liaison for the Certificate in Social Work with Latinos/as and teaches courses in multicultural social work practice and in research methods and design.

See Web page, CV and publications

"For me, social work education, practice, and research are all driven by a deep sense of commitment and passion to a vision of the world where justice is lived out in our day-to-day experiences. Challenging myself and my students to embody this call to justice excites me about this work and fills me with hope."