Lorien Carter

Assistant Professor of Practice, MSW '98

“Our students bring a wealth of knowledge, experience, and creativity into the classroom. Eager to integrate their knowledge and skills, their thoughtful and insightful contributions in the classroom translate to the sense of community at the School."

 
 
Lorien Carter

Phone:(314) 935-7268 

E-mail:lcarter@wustl.edu

A graduate of the Brown School, Lorien Carter is the lead instructor for “Social Work Practice with Individuals, Families, and Groups”, a required course for all incoming MSW students, and also teaches extensively in the Children, Youth, and Family concentration. She is a three-time winner of the school’s annual Excellence in Teaching Award.

Critical analysis is at the heart of what we teach at the Brown School. It is all about the ability to think beyond an empirically supported intervention to evaluate how it may or may not work in a particular practice or policy situation. Or in the absence of the evidence, what approaches professionals can take to develop an effective program, plan or policy. We have developed an innovative model that teaches students how to do this in the classroom and in the field.

“I love that we are sending the next generation of social work and public health professionals into the world prepared to lead with an understanding of what effective, evidence-based practice is.”

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