In the Community: How MSASS Makes a Difference

Every school has its own legacies and traditions, and MSASS is the first professional graduate program that was started within a U.S. university. The Mandel School of Applied Social Sciences boasts a roster of alums that are out in the world serving as political leaders, agency advocates, Peace Corps activists, mental health counselors, faculty researchers and more.

Still, it's the everyday ordinary people who also deserve a place in our storied MSASS legacy. People like Maureen Kishna, Lisa Weitzman and others who are caring for hungry children, the mentally ill, the aging and the oppressed. Students at MSASS want change, and they are trying to change their world, one community at a time. Each has their own story to tell.

The East Cleveland Connection

If you didn't get a chance to hear Case Western Reserve University President Barbara Snyder on WCPN-90.3 FM on Tuesday, January 3, we have a link where you can listen to her speak about our projects in East Cleveland. The MSASS mention begins around 41:40 on your Windows Media dial.