Student Handbook - Mandel School of Applied Social Sciences ...

concerns about discrimination, sexual harassment or harassment of any kind is prohibited andwill constitute separate grounds for disciplinary action up to and including discharge orexpulsion from the University. The University encourages and values diverse views, thoughts,opinions, experiences, backgrounds, and cultures, and strives to provide both the opportunity anda safe environment for diversity to be expressed.MANDEL AT A GLANCEDeanFacultyEnrollmentStudent ProfileGrover C. Gilmore, Ph.D.Ph.D. in Psychology, Johns Hopkins University (1975)M.A. in Psychology, Johns Hopkins University (1974)A.B. in Psychology, Brandeis University (1971)Appointed July, 200256 full-time; 70+ part-time336 in the master’s degree program54 in the doctoral degree program84% female, 16% male39% minorities, 3% internationalTuition $35,690 per year for master’s degree students (2011-2012)Financial Aid 98% of students receive grants or scholarships; school provides $6million in scholarships and work-study aid; 100% of full-timemaster’s degree students receive stipends for field placementEndowed ChairsLibraryAlumniContinuing EducationFoundedNational ProfileUniversity Affiliation:9 ProfessorshipsOne of four schools of social work with a full in-house libraryOver 7,000 alumni living in 50 states, 36 countries113 workshops and approximately 1,500 participants annually1915, one of the oldest university-affiliated professional graduatesocial work schools in the nationRanked No.10 among all social work schools and programs in theUnited States and the top ranked social work school in Ohio (U.S.News and World Report)The Mandel School is a part of the prestigious Case WesternReserve University in Cleveland, Ohiohttp://msass.case.edu/downloads/academic/Student_Handbook.pdf Page 7