The College of Social Work at the University of South Carolina is excited to announce
the promotion of
Aidyn Iachini to the rank of Professor. Her advancement comes in recognition of her
outstanding
scholarship impact and her contributions to the social work profession.
Iachini's extensive expertise lies in the areas of school mental health programs,
positive youth
development and mental and behavioral health workforce development. She has published
numerous
scholarly articles and authored influential publications that have shaped critical
conversations for the
social work profession. Her research and insights have enriched the academic community
and have had a
direct impact on social work practice and policy.
Iachini has also been an instrumental force in mentoring and shaping the next generation
of social work
professionals. Her commitment to student success and her ability to inspire and motivate
students has
earned respect in the classroom.
“My warmest congratulations to faculty member Aidyn Iachini on her well-deserved promotion
to the
rank of Professor,” said Dean Teri Browne. “Her dedication to advancing social work
education and her
impressive research contributions make her an asset to the College of Social Work.
We are proud to see
Professor Iachini's accomplishments recognized and look forward to witnessing her
continued impact on
the field of social work at USC and beyond.”
Beyond her academic pursuits, Iachini is an active member of various professional
organizations and has
served in leadership roles, contributing to the advancement of social work on a national
level. As a USC
Professor, Iachini will continue to make significant contributions to the field of
social work through
research, teaching and community engagement.
“I am excited and honored to achieve this milestone in my career and am so incredibly
grateful to all
those who have supported me along the way,” said Iachini.
Along with her promotion to professor, Iachini was also selected as a Distinguished
Fellow of the
National Academies of Practice (NAP) in Social Work and serves as the Interim Associate
Dean for
Research.