The primary goal
of this program is to improve the public child welfare workforce in Northeast Ohio. Emphasis will
be placed on using evidence-based best practices in public child welfare and Systems of Care
Principles. Our weekend program makes it possible for employed individuals in public child welfare
agencies in Northeast Ohio to overcome the barriers of time and finances to pursue a master’s
degree in social work. Over the past twenty years, this program format has been a vital part of the
Mandel School. Graduates assert that an advanced degree in social work would not have been possible
without this option.
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Fact Sheet.
Fall 2009 Fellow Development Series
Oct 21, Cuyahoga County Department of Family and Children Services, Noon
Professor Gerry Strom, A Beginning Understanding of
the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual
November 13, 2009, MSASS, 12:15 to 1:15 PM
David DiTullio, Beech Brook’s Transitional
Youth Assertive Community Treatment Team
Novermber 18, 2009, Summit County Children Services, 9 AM
Professor Gerry Strom, A Beginning Understanding of the Diagnostic
and Statistical Manual
Conference
Travel Form 1
Conference Travel Form 2
First Cohort Fall 2009.
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