Western New England University Social Work

A big welcome to Campus goes out to all of our Social Work Majors. Last fall semester who would have thought that the school year would end with everyone moving to remote learning? Certainly not us. Now here we are today, doing our best to provide you with the safest environment for your college learning while still in the midst of the pandemic. One thing you can certainly count on is that we promise to do our part to uphold a safe environment and that we need you to do the same. For your well-being, ours, and all of our families and friends, please always remember to wear your mask, follow social distancing guidelines, wash your hands, follow directional flow, and be mindful of the symptoms of Covid-19. If you feel sick or have any symptoms please contact Health Services immediately and limit your interactions with others. We cannot stress enough the importance of following all the Covid-19 guidelines, especially if we are to remain on Campus.

Let’s all do our best to keep ourselves and everyone we interact with as healthy and safe as possible while enjoying and embracing all the changes to college learning and life during this time.

The Department of Social Work is very happy to introduce you to Dr. Robert Johnson, Western New England University’s 6th President. Please click on this link, https://www.instagram.com/p/CEAPkx9stIb/, so you can get to know Dr. Johnson. We are thankful that President Johnson recognized just how special Western New England University is, just as we all do, and decided to say yes to leading our fine institution into our second century.

Learn more about Dr. Robert Johnson as he officially begins as Western New England University’s sixth president today! ➡️🐻

On Friday, August 24, 2018, President Caprio officially the opened the 100th academic year at Western New England University. In this historical year, we are delighted to welcome back our now seniors, juniors, and sophomores. Happily, we welcome into the BSW Program our freshman. We wish each of our students the best of health, happiness, and success throughout this academic year.