Meet Our Board Members L-R: Mark LaChapelle, Katie Mark, Mitch Leppicello, James Stolz, Monica Sowden, Shelley Berven, Roxanne Sanderson, Lauren Royce
Co-Presidents: Bev Caruso and Monica Sowden
President Elect: OPEN
Treasurer: Mark LaChapelle
Secretary: Stephanie Meittunen
Member at Large: Kim Debeer, Tia Wilcek, and Melissa Raatz
Education Committee: Monica Sowden
Leadership Development: Shelley Berven
Membership Services: Bev Caruso, Katie Mark, Kim Debeer, and Sarah Schuh
Legal: Ellen Luepker & Clay Sankey
Legislative Committee: Jim Stolz
Mental Health Legislative Network Representative: Jim Stolz
Coalition of Licensed Social Workers Representative: Jim Stolz
Board of Social Work Advisory Committee Representative: Roxanne Sanderson
Student Representative: Katie Slifer
Newsletter Coordinator: Beverly Caruso, (612) 374-2618 and Katie Mark
Administrative Staff: Sarah Schuh, (612) 232-2162
Education & Events: Anna Leppicello
- September 16, 2024
- October 28, 2024
- November: SKIP
- December 2, 2024
- January 27, 2025
- February 24, 2025
- March 24, 2025
- April 28, 2025
- May 19, 2025
- June 23, 2025
About MSCSW
Meet our Board Members, Committee Members, Representatives, and Administrative Staff in the section above. If you see a position listed as OPEN, please help us fill it.
The Minnesota Society for Clinical Social Work is a group of professionals who together advance the practice of clinical social work through professional development, endorsing ethical practice standards and through legislative and community advocacy on behalf of our clients.
Our goals are to
- Provide networking opportunities for members.
- Represent your professional interests to various parties.
- Provide legislative updates.
- Distribute a society newsletter.
- Host professional education workshops.
- Disseminate research and educate professional social workers in best practices.
- Uphold and promote ethical and responsible standards in social work.
- Advocate optimum mental health services and ethical practice for all stakeholders (constituents, citizens) through legislative endeavors.
- Collaborate with educational and public organizations to promote clinical social work practice.
We are committed to
- The dignity, well-being and self-determination of the individual.
- Professional practice characterized by competence and integrity.
- A society, which offers opportunities to all members in a just and non-discriminatory manner.