
School of Social Work
Philosophy
As social workers, we operate in a society characterized by power imbalances that affect us all. These power imbalances are based on age, class, ethnicity, gender identity, geographic location, health, ability, race, sexual identity and income. We see personal troubles as inextricably linked to oppressive structures. We believe that social workers must be actively involved in the understanding and transformation of injustices in social institutions and in the struggles of people to maximize control over their own lives.
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Distinguished Service Award
Dr. Sally Palmer, McMaster School of Social Work Professor Emeriti, receives Distinguished Service Award for Ontario for 2010 from the Canadian Association of Social Workers (CASW). This award is given yearly by the CASW during Social Work Month, to honour distinguished service. The Hamilton Spectator article and OASW announcement.
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Our BSW and MSW programs are accredited by the Canadian Association for Social Work Education.
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