BSW Social Work

Social work is concerned with enhancing the problem-solving, coping, and developmental capacities of people; promoting effective and humane service delivery systems; linking people with appropriate resources and opportunities; and improving social policy.Social Work graduates serve as individual, family and group treatment specialists, planners, community organizers, social researchers, social work educators, and administrators in mental health clinics, hospitals, correction institutions, courts, delinquency programs, aging programs, family counseling agencies, child protective agencies, public welfare departments, child development programs, drug and alcohol abuse programs, public schools, community action agencies, settlement houses, city governments, state government planning agencies, federal administrative agencies and private research and development organizations.