Jennifer Schwartz

Jennifer Schwartz is an accomplished Program Manager with a rich background in the individual and family services industry. She possesses a strong skill set in areas such as Nonprofit Organizations, Grief Counseling, Progress Monitoring, Trauma Therapy, and Medical Social Work, reflecting her commitment to social services.

Jennifer holds a Master of Social Work (M.S.W.) degree with a specialization in Clinical/Medical Social Work from the prestigious University of Michigan. Her academic journey includes studying Theatre Performance, General Studies with a Japanese Language Concentration, and Bachelor of Social Work at reputable institutions like Lansing Community College and University of Michigan-Flint.

Beyond her academic achievements, Jennifer has forged a successful career path, having served in key roles such as Program Manager at Health Emergency Lifeline Programs (HELP), Behavioral Health Therapist and Services Intern at AIDS Partnership Michigan, Medical Homes Intern at Allen Neighborhood Center, as well as Producer and On-Air Staff at WJIM and WLNZ respectively.

Jennifer also holds the position of Field Instructor and adjunct faculty at the University of Michigan and Wayne State University, where she leverages her practical experience to educate future professionals in the social work field, showcasing her dedication to both practice and academia.