MSWSA

The MSW Student Association (MSWSA) is a vital part of the education process in the School of Social Work at Brigham Young University. The purpose of the Association is to provide graduate students with the opportunities to participate in the governance of the graduate program. It also provides students with opportunities to socialize, build professional networks, and develop social work values and traditions. The membership is open to all MSW students in good standing. The Association elects its own officers. The President-elect, along with four program officers is elected at the end of the first year (March). They function as the Association's leadership in the second year. These officers will be involved with NASW, School Advisory Council, Student Activities, and BIPOC representative. How the responsibilities are determined is up to the MSWSA leadership. To maintain some degree of leadership continuity from year to year, two program officers from the first year students are elected at the beginning of the first year (September). These two officers serve as Faculty liaison and student activity officer. A faculty advisor is appointed to support the MSWSA leadership.

Pay Dues

The $25 MSW Student Association payment is due annually at the beginning of Fall semester. To Pay Dues, click here: clubs.byu.edu On this site, click the magnifying glass to search for the "Master of Social Work Student Association." Once you select the club, you will be prompted to login to join. From there, you will be able to submit payment.

Officers

President:

Josue Arganaraz (2^nd Year)

Secretary:

Jill Burgon (2^nd Year)

Activities:

Angela Madeux (2nd Year)
Desarae Millett (2nd Year)
Lori Willard (2nd Year)
Isabel Larisch (1st Year)

Advisory Council Representative:

Tristan Asbury (2nd Year)
Alan Nichols (1st Year)

MSW Student Representative:

Rebekah Kaylor (2nd Year)
Seth Rimer (1st Year)

Mentor Liaison:

Dylan Manzanares (2nd Year)
Mason Krey (2nd Year)
Alexa Call (2nd Year)

NASW Representative:

Karoline Makely (2^nd Year)

BIPOC Representative:

Maya Jackson (2^nd Year)

For Officer Information, click here