Whether you are an admitted student, applicant or still investigating graduate schools in the fields of Social Work or Nonprofit Management this event is for you. Please join us for an action-packed day of information and connections with the Mandel community.

The co-director of the Center on Trauma and Adversity, Jennifer A. King, will begin our day with a keynote: “The neurobiology of trauma: The power of relations to heal.” She will explore the connection between trauma, the brain and relationships and consider the “why” behind commonly recommended strategies for nervous system regulation and self-soothing.

The Open House will information about:

1. Our innovative Master of Social Work and Master of Nonprofit Organizations curriculum
2. The Intensive Weekend and Online format
3. Dual Degree options
4. Cleveland Living
5. Tuition and Scholarships
6. Career Development 
7. CWRU and Mandel Resources

You will hear from:

1. Panel of current students
2. The Director of the Masters in Nonprofit Organizations, Dr. Rob Fischer
3. Assistant Dean of Academic Affairs, Dr. Scott Wilkes
4. Assistant Dean for Field Education and External Partnerships, Nicole Parker
5. Director of the Intensive Weekend program, Lori Longs Painter
6. Assistant Dean of Student Services and Career Planning, Kim McFarlin
7. Dean of the Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel School of Applied Social Sciences, Dr. Dexter Voisin.

We are excited to host this in-person event and provide the opportunity to connect with you.