MSIL Social Impact Leadership Application & Admission Q&A
Please join us for an in-person Q&A regarding the application and admission process for the new Master of Arts in Social Impact Leadership Program (MSIL) at the School of Social Work. Faculty Director, Dr. Daphne Watkins, and Social Impact Leadership Program Manager and Advisor, Megan O'Neal, will answer the questions that have arisen as you've worked your way through the MSIL application. What makes a good video response? What should you focus on in your essays? Do we have recommendations for your resume/CV? Free MSIL Program swag will be also available!
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MSIL Campus Information Session
Please join us for an in-person information session about the new Master of Arts in Social Impact Leadership Program (MSIL) at the School of Social Work. Hear from Faculty Director, Dr. Daphne Watkins, and Social Impact Leadership Program Manager and Academic Advisor, Megan O'Neal, about the curriculum, signature projects course, forecasted career outcomes, and application & admissions process. Free MSIL Program swag will be available! Please remember that you will need your UM ID to get into the building. If you do not have a UM ID please contact Megan O'Neal, [email protected], to arrange to
Master of Arts in Social Impact Leadership Virtual Info Session
Please join us for a virtual information session about the new Master of Arts in Social Impact Leadership Program (MSIL) at the School of Social Work. Hear from Social Impact Leadership Program Manager and Academic Advisor, Megan O'Neal, about the curriculum, signature projects course, forecasted career outcomes, and application & admissions process. A Zoom link and calendar invitation will be sent to registered attendees closer to the event date.
Master of Arts in Social Impact Leadership Virtual Info Session
Please join us for a virtual information session about the new Master of Arts in Social Impact Leadership Program (MSIL) at the School of Social Work. Hear from Social Impact Leadership Program Manager and Academic Advisor, Megan O'Neal, about the curriculum, signature projects course, forecasted career outcomes, and application & admissions process. A Zoom link and calendar invitation will be sent to registered attendees closer to the event date.
Master of Arts in Social Impact Leadership Virtual Info Session
Please join us for a virtual information session about the new Master of Arts in Social Impact Leadership Program (MSIL) at the School of Social Work. Hear from Social Impact Leadership Program Manager and Academic Advisor, Megan O'Neal, about the curriculum, signature projects course, forecasted career outcomes, and application & admissions process. A Zoom link and calendar invitation will be sent to registered attendees closer to the event date.
Master of Arts in Social Impact Leadership Virtual Info Session
Please join us for a virtual information session about the new Master of Arts in Social Impact Leadership Program (MSIL) at the School of Social Work. Hear from Social Impact Leadership Program Manager and Academic Advisor, Megan O'Neal, about the curriculum, signature projects course, forecasted career outcomes, and application & admissions process. A Zoom link and calendar invitation will be sent to registered attendees closer to the event date.
Are there examples of the types of partners/mentors who will be working with students on their projects or that students will be hearing from during the duration of the course?
Yes, We will create opportunities in the program to link students to leaders engaged in the work...as mentors, as case examples, as the beginning of your professional network.
What are the expectations of community partners/mentors working with students on their projects?
Some students will come into the course with a community partner - an organization they have been working with or volunteering with. Other students will find a community and/or partners to work with during the course. Community engagement is an important part of social impact leadership. We will work with you in the course to develop your community partners.
What is the plan if a student's idea or project doesn't materialize the way it was expected to?
That's part of the learning. You will develop prototypes. Some will fail. You will learn from the failings and revise. You will document what you tried and what you learned.
Is the final deliverable a presentation, implementation program, evaluation plan, essay, research paper, etc.?
The final deliverable could include a document, a presentation to the class, or even a showcase. We are working on this decision over the summer. The course will include a few smaller assignments as well.