DHSU’s Professional Development Programs

  1.  Child Welfare Education for Baccalaureates (CWEB)
    2. Alumini List/Year
    Name Title CWEB College/University/Year
    Sharon Sutherland Human Services Program Administrator Temple/2002
    Angela Simes Social Work Supervisor West Chester/2004
    Kenia Agosto Human Services Program Administrator Temple/2005
    Naheeda Flamer Social Work Services Manager 2 Temple/2008
    Khadra Searles Social Work Supervisor Bloomsburg/2008
    Blessy George Social Services Program Analyst Temple/2009
    Dana Hill Social Work Supervisor Temple/2009
    Whitney Moore Social Work Supervisor West Chester/2010
    Jennie Niamonitos Social Work Supervisor Temple/2010
    Gabriel Li Social Work Services Manager 2 Temple/2010
    Jennifer Postell Social Work Services Manager 2 Temple/2011
    Christopher Li Social Work Services Manager 2 Temple/2012
    Rachel DeStefanis Social Work Services Manager 2 Temple/2014
    Dashaunta Hinmon Social Work Services Manager 2 Temple/2015
    Kelly Cush Social Work Supervisor Temple/2016
    Racquel Braham Social Work Services Manager 2 Temple/2016
    Dannetta Thomas Social Work Supervisor Temple/2016
    Ciara Latimer Social Work Services Manager 1 Temple/2016
    Kimara Dix Social Work Services Trainee Widener/2021
    Serena Melendez Social Work Services Trainee Temple/2021
    Elaina Sagias Social Work Services Trainee Temple/2021
    Calli Hagen Social Work Services Trainee Temple/2022
    Naomi Rivera Social Work Services Trainee Temple/2022
    Jade Hickenbottom Current CWEB Intern Bloomsburg/2022
    Skyler Tomson Current CWEB Intern Widener/2023
    Mykirah Russell Hopson Current CWEB Intern Widener/2024
    Michaela Kaskey Current CWEB Intern Temple/2024

    CWEB: The Child Welfare Education for Baccalaureates (CWEB) program is a cooperative effort among the United States Administration for Children and Families, the Pennsylvania Department of Human Services, and fifteen undergraduate social work degree programs in Pennsylvania accredited by the Council on Social Work Education. Its goal is to strengthen public child welfare services in Pennsylvania by providing educational opportunities for undergraduate social work majors preparing for employment in one of Pennsylvania's 67 public child welfare agencies.

    Qualified persons who are full time social work majors in their senior year at any of the approved schools may receive an educational fellowship in return for a contractual obligation to accept employment in a Pennsylvania public child welfare agency immediately following their studies.The employment commitment is not waived or postponed for graduate study.

    https://www.socialwork.pitt.edu/researchtraining/child-welfare-programs/child-welfare-education-baccalaureates