Overview
The Student Executive Council serves as the voice of the graduate students in Pitt's School of Social Work. If there is something you would like to see brought to the attention of your colleagues, an issue you feel should be addressed, or an event that you'd like to have publicized, please feel free to contact us. Also on this website, you can find:
- How to get funding for conferences and trips related to social work
- Information about being a student in the MSW program, whether the Community Organization, and Social Action or Direct Practice track.
- A list of currently serving officers
- SEC Services and Opportunities
Contact Us
Get in touch with the Student Executive Council at any time. If you have an issue that you think should be brought to our attention, a concern within the MSW program, an idea for an event that you'd like to see SEC sponsor, or an event that you would like to have publicized, contact us!
Mailing Address
Student Executive Council
University of Pittsburgh
School of Social Work
2117 Cathedral of Learning
Pittsburgh, PA 15260
Email: MSWSEC@pitt.edu
Get Involved
The officers of the Student Executive Council are elected annually by the students in Pitt's School of Social Work. They work with the administration on behalf of the student body in activities such as Orientation and the career fairs.
Elections are typically held annually in November. Information about the elections will be posted as dates and times are set.
Students in the School of Social Work are always welcomed to join with the officers of SEC in putting together events and in working with the administration.
Committees
- Diversity Committee - The Diversity Committee’s primary task is to enhance the overall culture of diversity in the School of Social Work by elevating concerns revolving around diversity and providing intersectional programming to improve cultural competency in accordance with the NASW Code of Ethics. The Diversity Committee seeks to build bridges, uphold structural integrity and demands that we become social engineers and activists seeking justice.
- Student Experience Committee - The Students Experience Committee is dedicated to addressing concerns that students have related to classes, advising, field learning, being a traditional, advanced standing, non-traditional, part-time, full-time, and/or international student.
Graduate and Professional Student Government
Get connected with other graduate students through the Graduate and Professional Student Government (GPSG). GPSG is the student government for all graduate and professional students at the Oakland campus of the University of Pittsburgh.
