Social Work Major

Required:

• SWK 2202 - The Family
• SWK 2214 - Human Behavior and the Social Environment
• SWK 2217 - Marginalized Cultures and Macro Intervention
• SWK 2218 - Social Welfare Policy
• SWK 3322 - Social Work Practice I
• SWK 3325 - Managing Systems in a Macro Environment
• SWK 3349 - Methods of Social Work Research
• SWK 4409 - Social Work Practice II
• SWK 4415 - Field Instruction Seminar I
• SWK 4416 - Field Instruction Seminar II
• SWK 4417 - Field Instruction in Social Work I
• SWK 4418 - Field Instruction in Social Work II (Must take both Capstone semesters.)

Recommended Course of Study:

Total Program Hours: 44

Contact: Dr. Rees, Social Work

Five-year B.A. (Psychology or Social Work) and M.S. in Counseling Program.

Through this program, students can obtain a B.A. in psychology or social work by the end of the fourth year, and a M.S. in mental health counseling by the end of the fifth year. Students may apply at the end of the sophomore year or beginning of the junior year. They will be required to complete all of the requirements for the B.A., as well as three graduate courses by the end of the fourth year. By taking courses during the summer after getting their B.A. and during year five, they will be able to receive their M.S. in Counseling at the end of the second semester of their fifth year. Interested students are required to contact Dr. Mazeroff (psychology), Dr. Orza (graduate studies) and Dr. Orzolek-Kronner (social work).