Myron F. Weiner School of Social Work

The Myron F. Weiner School of Social Work is a graduate institution that focuses on training social workers to address various social issues and improve community well-being. Named after Myron F. Weiner, a notable advocate for social justice, the school offers programs that combine theory, research, and practical experience. It prepares students to work in diverse settings, such as mental health, child welfare, and community development, emphasizing the importance of empathy, ethics, and cultural competence in their practice. The school aims to produce skilled professionals who can create positive change in society.