Look at the extended blog entry for information on the following postions:
Relief Mental Health Therapist, PT
Developmental Disabilities Clinician/Case manager, FT $38,592 - $43,805 annually.
Relief Family Support Worker, PT
Montcalm Center for Behavioral Health, Stanton, MI is accepting resumes for a full time Children's Case Coordinator. This position involves service provision to children with developmental disabilities and/or mental illness. Masters degree in social work or counseling required, Masters with licensure preferred.
Starting salary range: $37,219 to $42,235 plus liberal fringe benefits
Send resumes by November 9, 2009 to The Montcalm Center for Behavioral Health, 611 N. State St, Stanton, Ml 48888 or EMAIL to jobs@montcalmcenter.org . EOE Web Id: 0003488783
This Month at The Career Center for Graduate Students highlights two upcoming workshops, and our two blogs. Our mid-month workshop on career identity beyond the ivory tower focuses on issues of career-and self-identity that many students face as they consider nonacademic careers. We also offer a workshop on the topic of salary negotiation. Finally, This Month links you to our blogs on academic and non-academic career issues.
For more information, please visit: http://careercenter.umich.edu/students/gradservices/thismonth/index.html
Mini Course information (SW 790 and SW 799), including dates is now available in the Schedule of Classes on the SSW web site. Click on the section number of the class for specific details such as the dates.
http://ssw.umich.edu/programs/classes/schedule.html?semester=20103
The Winter 2010 Registration Packet for Continuing Students under Registration Resources at the following site is now available. Please review prior to registration.
http://ssw.umich.edu/programs/classes/Backpacking begins 11/16
Registration begins 11/23
I. Purpose and Eligibility
This note announces an award available to new and continuing students in the Joint Interdisciplinary Doctoral Program. It is being made available under the Irene and William Gambrill Fellowship fund and carries a value of $1,500. To be eligible for the award, a student must be in good standing and his or her research must focus on the study of integrating practice, research, and ethical issues.
Mini courses (SW 790 and SW 799) offered in the Winter 2010 are still viewable via Wolverine Access but are temporarily removed from the SSW site. They are expected to appear again within the next few days.
Update on Social Work Library Closing
You may have noticed fewer books on the Social Work Library shelves. Books are being moved to various locations, primarily Hatcher Graduate Library and Public Health. Consult Mirlyn, the library catalog for the latest location. You can still have items delivered to this library from other locations until the end of this term. To do this, use the “get this” button, to the right of the call number of the book. You will be able to select any library listed as a delivery location and pick up the book at the circulation desk at the library of your choice.
If you can’t find a book or journal on the library shelves please ask at the desk and library staff will help you find what you need.
The University-wide Career Center has some workshops that SSW students might find helpful.
Salary Negotiation
Tuesday, December 1
12:00-1:00pm
Assembly Hall, 4th Floor Rackham Building
Career Identity Beyond the Ivory Tower
Tuesday, November 17
3:00pm–5:00pm
West Conference Room, 4th Floor Rackham Building
http://careercenter.umich.edu/students/gradservices/thismonth/index.html
Direct Action & Research Training (DART) Center will be on the UofM campus on Tue., Nov. 3 @ 7PM in Mason Hall 1448 to discuss careers in the field of community organizing, and to schedule interviews with students interested in empowering their communities and working for social change.
Please RSVP if you are interested by contacting Sunil Joy at sunil@thedartcenter.org or calling 785.841.2680 with your name, phone #, email address and school.
The Robert Wood Johnson Clinical Scholars Program has an opening for a Research Associate to perform project research tasks for an emergency medicine physician working on various health services research projects. The primary project for the associate is a community-based qualitative research project involving both semi-structured interviews and focus groups of Muslim Americans aimed at understanding healthcare values and cultural barriers and ethical dilemmas in the clinical arena.
Seeking Part-time Research Assistant/Transcriptionist
A Ph.D. candidate in the Joint Doctoral Program in Social Work and
Sociology is looking to hire an M.S.W. student to transcribe a portion
of her dissertation interviews. The title of the project is:
"Students' Experiences of Personal Growth After Trauma."
We are offering an internship of eight to twelve hours per week, focusing on but not limited to working with student leaders, multi-cultural programs, and student recruitment in the Lloyd Hall Scholars Program. This internship would be offered for the academic year with flexibility in start and end dates. Charlotte Whitney would serve as the primary supervisor. Faculty director Carol Tell would also provide project direction.
Click 'Read more...' to see the list of Rackham's upcoming workshops. Please note that pre-registration is required for all of the workshops listed and can be completed here: http://www.rackham.umich.edu/Events/wssel.php.
Katherine Reebel Scholarship Fund
The Kay Reebel Scholarship Fund is made possible by a gift from Katherine R. Reebel, emeritus professor of the School of Social Work. The Award funds are used to provide tuition support for MSW students.
To apply click here.
Application deadline: November 20, 2009, 5:00 pm
Eligible applicants must be full-time students with an active status in the MSW program.
Social Work students intending to complete degree requirements and graduate in April(Winter term 2010)need to submit a degree application by November 1 via Wolverine Access .
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