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February 25, 2021 Meg Webster Curriculum, Mental Health, Social Work Jobs, Therapy, Trauma, What is Social Work?

Social Work vs. Psychology: How to Choose?

Hello all! A while back, we wrote a post about the differences between Clinical Social Work and Clinical Counseling or Psychology. This is one of our most popular blog posts and the question we get asked the most. We recently hosted an information event spotlighting both UNE's MSW on campus program option as well as … Continue reading Social Work vs. Psychology: How to Choose?

January 11, 2021January 12, 2021 Meg Webster AASJ, Causes, Clinical, Community Projects, Curriculum, Field, Mental Health, Social Work Jobs, Student life, Student Projects, Student Testimonials, What is Social Work?

Reflections on Art, Community, and Social Justice with MSW Student, Robert (Bobby) Bennett, Jr. ’21

Bobby Bennett is in his second year of UNE's MSW on campus program.  He was recently granted the 2020 Charlene B. Rydell Scholarship, which was established in memory of Charlene Rydell, HON ’95, who dedicated much of her life to community activism and promoting social equity and justice. Past Rydell Recipients: Blair Doucette '18 Kara … Continue reading Reflections on Art, Community, and Social Justice with MSW Student, Robert (Bobby) Bennett, Jr. ’21

November 20, 2020November 24, 2020 Meg Webster Alumni, Covid19, Interprofessional Education, Mental Health, Student life, Student Projects, Student Testimonials, Therapy, Trauma, What is Social Work?

Alumni Update: Em Strout MSW ’19, Social Work with Autism and Developmental Disorders

Meet Em Strout! Em Strout graduated with their MSW and Trauma Certificate in 2019. They currently live in Portland, Maine as a Day Treatment Social Worker at Maine Behavioral Health's Center for Autism and Developmental Disorders. What does your job entail? I support students (ages 5-20) in an intensive autism day treatment program. I work … Continue reading Alumni Update: Em Strout MSW ’19, Social Work with Autism and Developmental Disorders

April 27, 2020July 9, 2020 Meg Webster Clinical, Covid19, Faculty Spotlight, Mental Health, Trauma

Mental Health and Covid19 Series: Managing Stress and Cultivating Emotional Resiliency

To continue with our Mental Health and Covid19 series, we reached out to MSW Faculty and Trauma Certificate Coordinator, Arabella Pérez, LCSW for some of her insights.  Here's what she had to say: Managing Stress and Cultivating Emotional Resiliency:  Managing stress and cultivating emotional resiliency has never been more challenging during my lifetime. I have … Continue reading Mental Health and Covid19 Series: Managing Stress and Cultivating Emotional Resiliency

January 30, 2020 Meg Webster Clinical, Community Projects, Curriculum, Student life, Student Projects, Student Testimonials, Trauma, What is Social Work?

MSW Student Snapshots

Over the past few months, we've been asking our students to respond to some fun quick questions about who they are and what inspires them about social work.  We've gathered a handful of their responses here for you all to enjoy! See below: B: MSW student, Briana Hailey (more commonly referred to as "B" @bumblebeestings … Continue reading MSW Student Snapshots

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Check out our most recent BLOG POST (link in bio) to view the recording of this week's information session which featured the content, Clinical Social Work vs. Clinical Counseling/Psychology: What’s the difference? ⁠
More for #blackhistorymonth 💪🏾💪🏿💪🏽💪🏼
Check out our latest blog post (LINK IN BIO) to learn more about MSW student, Abby @abbypinks and her field placement at Esther Residence, a transitional sober house for previously incarcerated women. ⁠⁠
A beautiful photo by @misanharriman and poignant reminder that the fight for equity and justice is one that spans time. We fight standing on the shoulders of giants while we continue to look to our children, our children’s children, and their children’s children. And we will continue the fight to create equitable anti-racist pathways to rich and promising opportunity.
Check out our recent BLOG POST (link in bio) in which Director, Dr. Shelley Cohen Konrad and artist and patient advocate, Ted Meyer @tedmeyerart discuss art, medicine, and social change.
UNE is hosting its 18th annual Health Professions Career Fair (virtual) Feb 17th 11am-2pm. Register online through UNE Handshake. THERE WILL BE SOCIAL WORK JOBS REPRESENTED! DM us if you have questions. ⁠
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