Institute on Trauma and Trauma-Informed Care Fund

This fund provides support for trauma-related services, training and support within UB and the community.

The Institute on Trauma and Trauma-Informed Care (ITTIC) is dedicated to providing the public with knowledge about the deleterious effects of trauma, and promoting the implementation of trauma informed care principles across various disciplines.

Recognizing the centrality of trauma is the key to accomplishing ITTIC’s overall mission of establishing a multidisciplinary trauma informed system of care, thus ensuring that service systems are not re-traumatizing already vulnerable populations. The Institute, which is part of UB’s School of Social Work, provides training and consultation within the systems of child welfare, adult mental health, developmental disabilities, education, criminal justice and the court system.

ITTIC oversees independent studies, field placements and funded research projects and grants that provide evaluation, trauma-specific treatment interventions, training, technical assistance and consultation for organizations regarding trauma-informed care. In addition, ITTIC works collaboratively with other disciplines at the University of Buffalo and other academic institutions.

The Institute was started at by Research Professor Thomas Nochajski and Clinical Professor Susan Green out of the need for additional trauma-related initiatives.

Other Social Work Funds

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Social Work Fund for Innovation and Excellence
6/28/24
Help the School of Social Work respond to a rapidly changing world with this fund.
Social Innovation Fund
6/28/24
Help solve today's most pressing social challenges through this fund, which supports the Social Impact Fellows program.
Thorn and Rose Award Fund
6/28/24
This fund supports an award for an MSW student who demonstrates academic progress transformation into a positive role model.
Haseltine Clements Memorial Fund
6/28/24
This fund supports an award for a graduating MSW student with demonstrated concern for human dignity and cultural competency.
Susan Nochajski PhD Grant Research Fund
6/28/24
Support social work research through this fund, named for a beloved former faculty member.
Institute on Trauma and Trauma-Informed Care Fund
6/28/24
This fund provides support for trauma-related services, training and support within UB and the community.
Students Helping Students Fund
6/28/24
This fund helps social work students through emergencies that might otherwise disrupt their progress toward earning their degree.
Social Work Graduate Scholarship Fund
6/28/24
Graduate students recieve much-needed scholarships through this fund.
Susan M. Nochajski PhD Essay Award Fund
6/28/24
This fund honors the memory of a prolific scholar and faculty member.
Kristopher L. Braselton Memorial Award
6/28/24
This fund supports an award for an outstanding graduating MSW student who plans to pursue a career in health and mental health disability.
Social Work International Study Fund
6/28/24
Support the Institute for Sustainable Global Engagement through this fund.
Julian Sojda Memorial Award Endowment Fund
6/28/24
A graduating MSW student who has demonstrated an extraordinary contribution to addictions practice, addicted trauma survivors, and/or people with coexisting psychiatric disorders receives support through this fund.
Buffalo Center for Social Research Fund
6/28/24
This fund supports the Buffalo Center for Social Research, which facilitates social work faculty and graduate students’ research programs.
Social Work Memorial Fund
6/28/24
Honor the memory of a loved one by giving to this fund.

News from the School of Social Work

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Combining Forces for Good
5/10/20
Social work and management students collaborate to tackle pressing social problems.
Fond Memories of UB
5/10/20
Linda Edelman, BS 鈥�66, PharmD, leaves a generous bequest.
A Career Filled With Hope
5/10/20
Sara Andrew wanted to help fellow veterans reintegrate after returning home. Her attitude, determination, and generous funding from donors let her achieve that goal.
Honoring Lifelong Friendship
5/10/20
The University at Buffalo School of Management announces one of the largest cash gifts in the school鈥檚 history that will create the Kenneth W. Colwell Chair in Accounting and Law.
Close Family, Bold Legacy
5/10/20
For David Herer, CEL 鈥�90, family is everything鈥攊t鈥檚 in the history of his company, the inspiration for his community involvement and the legacy he鈥檚 leaving at the UB School of Management.

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