Social Work At The Uw Tacoma School Of Social Work & Criminal Justice
SOCIAL WORKAT THE UW TACOMA SCHOOL OFSOCIAL WORK & CRIMINAL JUSTICEBachelor of Arts in Social Welfare (BASW)Master of Social Work (MSW)
THE UW TACOMA SCHOOL OFSocial Work & Criminal Justiceis accredited by the Council on Social Work Education as a programoption under the auspices of the University of Washington School ofSocial Work in Seattle. That means we are among the best in the world.We are committed to social justice as the foundation for engaging with ourstudents, one another, and the communities we serve and prepare you tobe providers of social services through a combination of field experienceand classroom learning. We offer a bachelor of arts degree in socialwelfare and a master of social work degree.AREAS OF FACULTY EXPERTISE INCLUDE:ADOLESCENCE ANDTRANSITIONING YOUTHARTS & HUMANITIES INSOCIAL WORK PRACTICEBEHAVIORAL HEALTHAND RECOVERYCHILD WELFARE ANDMENTAL HEALTHCHILDREN OFINCARCERATED PARENTSFOSTER CARENATURAL ENVIRONMENTAND ANIMAL-ASSISTEDTHERAPYGENDER DISPARITIESAND HEALTH EQUITYAMONG WOMENNEURODIVERSITYGERONTOLOGICALSOCIAL WORKPUNISHMENT ANDINEQUALITYGLOBAL MENTAL HEALTHQUANTITATIVE ANDQUALITATIVE RESEARCHGENDER-BASEDVIOLENCE PREVENTIONPROGRAM EVALUATIONHIV/AIDSRACIAL DISPROPORTIONALITYAND DISPARITYCOMPARATIVE CRIMINALJUSTICEHOMICIDERESTORATIVE JUSTICEIMMIGRATIONCORRECTIONS ANDENVIRONMENTAL DESIGNINTEGRATIVE HEALTHCARESCHOOL VIOLENCEPREVENTIONKINSHIP CARESOCIAL JUSTICE ISSUESLAWTRANSNATIONALSOCIAL WORKCOMMUNITY MENTALHEALTHCRIMINALIZATION OFSCHOOL BULLYING1DRUGS AND CRIMECRIMINOLOGYLEARNING DISABILITIESCULTURAL AND HUMANDIVERSITIESLGBTQ ISSUESMASCULINITIESDIRECT SOCIAL WORKPRACTICEMEDICAL SOCIAL WORKDISABILITY AND ABLEISMMENTAL HEALTH, WELLNESSAND RESILIENCYTRAUMA AND ATTACHMENTWORK, INEQUALITY ANDSOCIAL MOVEMENTSYOUTH JUSTICE, CRIMEAND PUBLIC POLICY
Social work is one of the fastest-growing occupationsin the nation, with a projected56%of our undergraduatesare first-in-their-familyto attend college.13%#2increase from 2019 to 2029.- U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, 2020IN THESTATEBest Collegefor Social WorkCollege Factual, 2021#3IN THENATIONBest Graduate Schoolfor Social WorkU.S. News & World Report 2019AS A PROGRAM EXTENSION OF THE UWSCHOOL OF SOCIAL WORK IN SEATTLE21
Our students areinvolved!COMMITTED TO CAMPUS AND BEYONDActive student groups create opportunities forservice and leadership at our urban-serving campus.Student Social Work OrganizationFormerly Incarcerated Student AssociationPhi Alpha Honor SocietyCenter for Service & Leadershp.or create your own student organization!THE CLOTHESLINEPROJECT—arranged bySSWCJ students—is a visualdisplay of violence statisticsthat often go ignored. Eachshirt is made by a survivorof violence or by someonewho has lost a loved oneto violence.2
Social issues do not pause simply becausethe world does. I’ve heard a lot of jobs are not for thekind-hearted, but this one is. I cannot express my gratitude forconnections I’ve made with my fellow colleagues, professorsand staff that made our experience unique during thisunprecedented time.Renee Anne Marie GuzmanBASW, ’21BACHELOR OF ARTS INSocial WelfareThe Social Welfare major (BASW) is dedicated to preparing competent, ethical, andculturally sensitive social workers with specialized knowledge and skills who arecommitted to evidence-based practice and to planned social change.The BASW curriculum consists of three major areas: foundation courses, social workpractice courses and practicum combined with seminars.SOCIAL WELFARE MAJOR CORE COURSESHistorical Approaches to Social WelfareSocial Welfare Practice I, II and IIISocial Welfare: Contemporary ApproachesIntroduction to Social Welfare ResearchCultural Diversity and Social JusticePracticum Seminar I and IIIntroduction to FieldPracticumHuman Behavior and the Social EnvironmentBASW PRIORITYAPPLICATIONSfor Autumn Quarteradmission are dueby MARCH 15BASW CAREERS:Youth and child social workersBASW admits for autumn quarter only:tacoma.uw.edu/uwt/swcj/basw-admissionsMr. To.ks Omishakin.o·-rertor., Catifom:ia Depanmen1 of Transportation1120 · StreetSacramento. CA '958 4Community-based social workersMental health case managersDomestic violence survivor advocatesImmigrant and refugee servicesCommunity organizing and activismMr. To.ks Omishakin.4o·-rertor., Catifom:ia Depanmen1 of Transportation
ACRS/CYF PROGRAM AMARA AUBURN MED CENTER/GEROPSYCH BEHAVIORAL HEALTH RESOURCES/PACT BETHEL SCHOOLS BHR/HARVEST HOME CASCADE MENTAL HEALTH/E&T CASCADEIAL WOSTUDENTSGETPARK SOCGARDENS RKCATHERINEPLACE CATHOLIC COMMUNITYSERVICES CCSWW/FEDERAL WAY CENTER FOR INDEPENDENCE CENTERFORCE CHILDREN’S HOME SOCIETY COMMUNITIES INSCHOOLSOFFEDERALWAY,TACOMA,LAKEWOOD COMPREHENSIVELIFE RESOURCES CRYSTAL JUDSON FAMILY JUSTICE CENTER DEPT. OF CHILDREN, YOUTH & FAMILIES, TUMWATER, LAKEWOOD,SHELTON, BREMERTON, PUYALLUP, TACOMA, KENT, ABERDEEN CPS TACOMA DESC/PACT DOC-DDA/DEV. DISABILITIES COUNCIL DSHS DDA/TRAINING UNIT ERA LIVING/IDA CULVER/RAVENNA COMMITTED TO OUR COMMUNITYFIFE SCHOOLS FRIENDS OF YOUTH/MATSEN HOUSE INDABA KIDSThe School of Social Work and Criminal JusticeIN CONCERT KINGCOUNTYOFFICE/ PROTECTIONhas strongties to theSouth PugetPROSECUTOR’SSound:and MSW studentscomplete localORDERSBASWMALENGREGIONALJUSTICE CENTER KING COUNTYpracticums; our faculty conduct collaborativeSUPERIOR COURT/ JUVENILE PROBATION KITSAP COUNTY JUVENILEresearch with partners in our community;COURT andKITSAPHEALTHSERVICES LASA LAVENDERour alumni MENTALare actively involvedin servicehelping professionslargely intheRIGHTS andPROJECT MARYBRIDGECLINIC/ENDOCRINOLOGY South Puget Sound region.MERCY HOUSING NORTHWEST MULTICARE AUBURN MED CTR/ED MULTICARE BEHAVIORAL HEALTH/AUBURN MULTICARE/BRIDGES MULTICULTURAL CHILD & FAMILY HOPE CENTER NATIVE AMERICAN REENTRY SERVICES NEIGHBORHOOD CLINIC OASIS YOUTH CENTER OLYMPIA SCHOOLS PIERCE COUNTY AIDSfield hours perfield hours perFOUNDATION PIERCECOUNTY JUVENILE COURT - DEPENDENCYBASW studentMSW studentCOURT, DIVERSION PROGRAM QUIXOTE VILLAGE REACH SERENITY COUNSELING SIDEWALK SOMALI YOUTH & FAMILY CLUB SOUTH SEATTLE COLLEGE ST. VINCENT DE PAUL/GEORGETOWN SWEDISH HOSPITAL/EDMONDS TACOMA COMMUNITY HOUSE TACOMA GENERAL HOSPITAL/ONCOLOGY TACOMA SCHOOLS TACOMAPROBONO TESC COUNSELING CENTER, SEM I 2110 THORNDYKE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL THURSTON COUNTY MHCOURT THURSTON COUNTY SHERIFF UW TACOMA AUTISM CENTERreal worldexperience480 1080Did you know?UW TACOMA BASW GRADS UW TACOMAOFFICE OF STUDENT ADVOCACY AND SUPPORT VALLEYcan earn their part-time Advanced StandingCITIES COUNSELING/RAINIERVAPS/AMERICANLAKE/ VAPS/RENTONMaster of Social Work degree at UWTacomain 18-months! VASHONYOUTH & FAMILY SERVICES WA STATE OFFICE OF PUBLICDEFENSE WA/DSHS HOME AND COMMUNITY SERVICES WELLFOUND45HOSPITAL WESTERN STATE HOSPITAL/PTRC WORKFORCE CENTRAL
MSW CAREERS:Child and family therapyMedical social workSocial work with veteransand active duty personnelSocial service supervisionand leadershipSchool social workChild welfareGerontological social workMASTER OFSocial WorkDeveloped in collaboration with the School of Social Work on the Seattle campus,the part-time UW Tacoma Master of Social Work (MSW) program prepares learnersfor integrated specialized practice as providers of social services. Graduates will havethe knowledge and skills to address their topic in depth, while actively integrating therelevant practice concerns, policies, issues of diversity and social justice, researchevidence, and the community contexts impacting their chosen topic.GENERALIST INSTRUCTIONThe first half of the curriculum provides the basic knowledge of history, skills andvalues required for beginning social work practice. Topics include applied research,social policy and advanced content in social work practice models and methods.PRACTICE SPECIALIZATIONThe second half focuses on specialized area of interest requiring 680 practicumhours. Areas include, but are not limited to: children and youth; clinical mental health;chemical dependency; military families and veterans; older adults; criminal justice;health care systems; school social work; domestic violence; and public child welfare.ADVANCED STANDING MSWDesigned for eligible* BSW or BASW graduates, our Advanced Standing allows youto enter the specialized level of the MSW curriculum and complete your degree in sixquarters. You will focus on an Integrative Practice Specialization and complete yourPracticum Specialization.* A degree accredited by the CSWE. A non-U.S. degree considered to be equivalent by the ISWDRES may be accepted in lieu of a U.S.degree. Advanced Standing applicants who graduated more than five years ago should demonstrate continued professional growththrough social work experience.6
THREE-YEARMSWPriority Applications forAutumn Quarter admissionsare due by MARCH 1FIRST YEAR: Professional Foundation (25 cr)Social Policy & Economic SecurityHuman Behavior & Social Environment IHuman Behavior & Social Environment IICultural Diversity & Societal JusticeIntroduction to Social Work PracticePractice V: Assessment of Mental DisordersGeneralist PracticumPractice II: Intermediate Direct Service PracticeGeneralist PracticumSECOND YEAR: Professional Foundation& Advanced Curriculum (24 cr)Applications for WinterQuarter admission aredue by JUNE 30FIRST YEAR (19 cr)Integrative SeminarSocial Welfare ResearchResearch for Integrative PracticeIntegrative Practice SelectiveSpecialization PracticumIntegrative Practice SelectiveSECOND YEAR (26 cr)Practice III: Community & Organizational PracticeSpecialization PracticumGeneralist PracticumIntegrative Policy AnalysisIntroduction to Social Welfare ResearchIntegrative Practice IGeneralist PracticumSpecialization PracticumResearch for Integrative PracticeIntegrative Practice IIIntegrative Practice SelectiveSpecialization PracticumSpecialization PracticumIntegrative Practice SelectiveIntegrative Practice SelectiveTHIRD YEAR: Advanced Curriculum (26 cr)Specialization PracticumIntegrative Policy AnalysisIntegrative Practice ISpecialization PracticumIntegrative Practice IISpecialization PracticumIntegrative Practice Selective67ADVANCEDSTANDING MSW891MSW degrees earnedsince 1998
You don’t have to see the whole staircase,just take the first stepMartinLutherKing Jr.MSW ADMISSION REQUIREMENTSn A baccalaureate degree from anaccredited college or university (witha 3.0 GPA or higher preferred).n Advanced Standing Applicants only:A BSW or BASW from a U.S. programaccredited by the Council on SocialWork Education (CSWE).n Unofficial college transcript(s).n Current resume.n Social service experience form documenting relevant work experiencein social or health services.n Three references (one academicreference required if graduated froman undergraduate institution withinthe last two years).n Admissions essay.For details on how to missionsSPECIAL MSW REQUIREMENTSMSW fieldwork requires access to our most vulnerable populations.Admitted students will be required to provide the following: Background check Immunization history Completed statistics course8
The MSW program offered me opportunities thatignited my passion for macro level social work.Disrupting the status quo and using myvoice to advocate for racial equity fromthe corner store to the capital. The professors andUWT community are large enough to build newrelationships and small enough feel like you’re partAlishia Agee-Cooperof the family.BASW ’15, MSW ’17, CWTAP and Husky 100SSWCJ SCHOLARSHIPOPPORTUNITIESn Montgomery Scholarshipfor Social Work Studentsn Jacque DaCamara EndowedStudent Support Fundn Joseph Gary JensenScholarship Fundn School of Social Work &Criminal Justice Scholarshipn Behavioral Health WorkforceDevelopment Scholarshipfor MSWn Graduate Merit Scholarshipfor MSWn Joane & Stephen MoceriEndowed Fellowshipfor MSWn Simon Family EndowmentScholarship for MSWFor more scholarship andfellowship resources for allsocial work students:tacoma.uw.edu/swcj/scholarships9CHILD WELFARE TRAINING ANDADVANCEMENT PROGRAM (CWTAP) providesa public child welfare focus within the MSW programand is for students committed to working withchildren and families involved in the public childwelfare system. CWTAP funds students’ tuition and inreturn, upon graduation, they agree to work for theDepartment of Children, Youth and Families (DCYF)- Child Welfare Program for an equal amount of timethey received financial assistance.Visit our website for CWTAP FAQ’s, alumni testimonialsand video interviews with DCYF staff from around thestate: tacoma.uw.edu/swcj/cwtap55 1,100,000Avg. number of studentsper year who receive fullCWTAP tuition assistanceCWTAP financial aid awarded in 2020-21For info on current tuition and how to pay for youreducation: tacoma.uw.edu/finaid
THE UW TACOMA SCHOOL OFSocial Work & Criminal JusticeDEANKEVA MILLERWelcome to the School of Social Work and Criminal Justice at theUniversity of Washington Tacoma. I am proud of our innovativeand unique multidisciplinary school, that is committed to pillarsof academic excellence through research, instruction, andcommunity engagement. Whether you are interested in pursuing aBachelor of Arts in Social Welfare or Master of Social Work degree,you will find a community of diverse scholars and leaders who aredevoted to your personal, intellectual, and professional growth.Paramount is student success, and we look forward to you joiningus in advancing our mission, priorities, and values.BASW PROGRAM CHAIRJAERAN KIM has over 15 years of experience working with foster and adoptedchildren and families. Her research focuses on child welfare, exploring race anddisabilities on placement stability and has developed numerous training curriculafor child welfare professionals.MSW PROGRAM CHAIR & GRADUATE PROGRAM COORDINATORERIN A. CASEY has over 10 years of practice experience doing intervention,prevention and administrative work in the fields of sexual and domestic violence.Her research interests focus on violence prevention and engaging communitiesin prevention endeavors.DIRECTOR OF FIELD EDUCATIONCHRIS BARRANS connects students to practicum experiences in thefield, helping them put into practice the concepts and teaching learnedin the classroom. His interests include HIV/AIDS issues, LGBTQ rights andperspectives, especially trans and gender non-conforming experiences.BASWMSWFor further info, visit: tacoma.uw.edu/uwt/swcj email: swcj@uw.eduor meet with one of our program advisors: go.oncehub.com/swcj10
It is not enough tobe compassionate.You must act.Tenzin Gyatso14th Dalai wtswcjUW TACOMASCHOOL OF SOCIAL WORK& CRIMINAL JUSTICEUNIVERSITY OFWASHINGTONGRADUATE SCHOOLUniversity of Washington TacomaCampus Box 3584251900 Commerce StreetTacoma, WA 98402-3100University of WashingtonCampus Box 353770G-1 Communications BuildingSeattle, WA uw.eduTHE UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON TACOMA is accredited as a part of the University of Washington by the Northwest Commissionon Colleges and Universities. Individual academic programs may have additional accreditations. The University of Washington reaffirmsits policy of equal opportunity regardless of race, color, creed, religion, national origin, sex, sexual orientation, age, marital status, disability,or status as a disabled veteran or Vietnam era veteran in accordance with university policy and applicable federal and state statutes andregulations. The University of Washington is committed to providing access and reasonable accommodation in its services, programs,activities, education and employment for individuals with disabilities. To request disability accommodation, including American SignLanguage interpretation, contact the School of Social Work & Criminal Justice at 253-692-5820, or swcj@uw.edu, preferably at least10 days in advance.10/21
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