Schonberg focuses on assertive community treatment, and individual placement and support (IPS) to provide consultation and employment opportunities to individuals with serious mental health diagnoses. The work has helped broaden his perspective for dealing with systems as well as individuals.
We spoke with Baumann to learn more about his passion for social work, what he would tell others interested in contributing to the School and more.
To celebrate members of our community and their unique stories, we’re spotlighting students to learn more about their current job title, why they chose UNC and more.
This year’s event, “Confronting Poverty: Research, Reality, and Reform” focuses on addressing poverty in the United States and will feature national experts and a pair of community organizations that work across North Carolina.
Researchers, practitioners, community organizers and government officials were among those to gather on Saturday, Feb. 8, to discuss mental health and celebrate progress made in the field of social work.
We spoke with one of the newest Board members, Tamika Williams ’97 (MSW), to learn more about her background in social work, what she hopes to accomplish during her time on the Board, and more.
The burgeoning program at the School of Social Work is centered on two objectives — providing funding for master’s level students in their specialization year and helping marginalized populations.
We spoke with second-year MSW students Jay Joyner and Iris Greenspun-Bee to learn more about their practicum placement, their roles with NC DHHS and more.
Introducing the School of Social Work’s newest clinical professors.
To celebrate members of our community and their unique stories, we’re spotlighting students to learn more about their current job title, why they chose UNC and more.
