Brad Sheafor Faculty, School of Social Work, Associate Dean, College of Health and Human Sciences, 1974 - 2012

During a 38-year career at CSU, Dr. Brad Sheafor has made significant contributions as a key teacher and administrator, a leader in national and professional groups, and an author of key textbooks used in the School of Social Work at CSU and throughout the world.

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2012 Legacies Honorees Compilation Video

Brad Sheafor was part of a compilation video featuring his story, along with Legacies Honorees Sheri Linnell, Dick Dunn, Wanda Mayberry, Jennifer Anderson, Jack Curfman, Tex Anderson, and Janet Fritz.

Audio Described Version of 2012 Legacies Project Summary Video (best experienced in Chrome)

Watch Brad Sheafor’s personal video and hear his stories and memories.

Audio Described Version of Brad Sheafor – CHHS Legacies Honoree (best experienced in Chrome)

Honoring Brad's Legacy Brad Sheafor

Brad's Biography

Read Brad’s biography to learn more about his personal and career history.

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Dr. Sheafor’s national leadership and contributions to the field of social work are carried on through the Brad Sheafor Lecture Series in Social Work. The purpose of the fund is to provide a lecture series that will build on Brad’s legacy of strengthening human services by bringing recognized experts to better inform CSU faculty, students, and social work practitioners on cutting-edge topics of current interest in social work and human services.

Contact Brad

Contact Brad at bradford.sheafor@colostate.edu.

Message for Brad Sheafor

“All I can say is Brad Sheafor was authentic. No “show” with him. He reminded me of Mr. Rogers, and I deeply respect Mr. Rogers.”

Tim Nordstrom (MSW, ’95)

Brad Sheafor Photo Album

Brad Sheafor speaking at a podium — The 2010 Distinguished Alumni Awards dinner held at the Embassy Suites in Loveland Colorado. April 17, 2010

Brad Sheafor with Bruce Hall — The College of Applied Human Sciences Emeritus/Retiree Breakfast held at the Midtown Arts Center in For Collins. Feb. 8, 2013