Social Work - Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania

Social Work from Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania is a Campus Bachelor Sociology degree that prepares you for a Human Services career. The social work program is designed to prepare students to practice baccalaureate level generalist social work. Social work is unique among majors in the College of Liberal Arts. It represents professional and personal preparation to work in a field that demonstrates caring and concern for others through practice based on knowledge, values, ethics, and skills that define social work . At the completion of the educational experience, students will have achieved the tenets of the social work program's mission, goals, and educational objectives. The Council on Social Work Education provides the educational mission and philosophy to which the program adheres. Educational objectives of the program are organized under the related program goal. These objectives are used as building blocks in a sequence of social work courses designed to prepare the entry-level generalist social worker for practice. Generalist social work practice involves the problem solving process (problem definition, assessment, interventions, and evaluation of self and practice). The problem solving process is based on a liberal arts foundation that is integrated into the social work professional core and guided by systems and ecological theories, the social work code of ethics, an appreciation of human diversity, and a commitment to social and economic justice. A generalist social worker has the ability to intervene in all sizes of client systems with varied practice roles as determined by the practice situation or practice settings. View more details on Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Sociology courses.