Hunter College Silberman Social Work

Social work is a career that finds and chooses you, rather than you selecting it. Social work has always been an immense portion of my life even when I had no recollection of what social work entailed. My life revolved around so many situations that had a social worker stepped in, my life would be totally different than it is today. Many individuals and agencies lack the compassion and empathy for oppressed people. Having been in many circumstances, has given me the experience and background that influenced me to go into social work, as well as the understanding of my role and responsibilities that I will assume as a professional social worker, and my reasons for selecting the program at ASU School of Social Work and thoughts on how the Mission Statement addresses my career goals.

The world is changing quite quickly, and the need for social workers is going to increase over the next few years. The changing policies are coming faster than those who it effects can cope with. My hope with a degree from the Wayne State University social work program is to increase the opportunity for success and safety in adolescent populations in urban communities.

I have met the leadership team of California’s NASW and listened to their presentations for the analysis of three legislative topics. I was inspired by the powerful speech from Mariko Yamada, the candidate of State Senate District 3. She encouraged social work students to participate at macro practice. I felt motivated and cohesive when I heard she said, “Together, we can change.” Her speech reminded me that I choose social work for making a difference in people’s lives. During the event, I sat together with seniors and students from graduated program. We talked and discussed about internships and the MASW program. At the roll-call of schools, we called out a slogan to represent our school spirit. I was so proud of being a part of our school and a part of social work student, and being a social worker in the future. This roll-call of school provided me a chance to know social work students from 24 universities and the cultures represented for their schools. By talking with students and faculty from other universities, I gained a boarder perspectives of social work, as well as building up my

As I approach the end of my junior year at Lehman College, I feel that it is time for me apply the skills learned within the Social Work program to the real world. While reviewing the possible opportunities I found that your program will provide with the not only the most challenging but hands on and well-rounded experience.

Moreover, Social workers help clients develop plans to improve personal well-being by making referrals for services such as food stamps, housing, or health care. Nonetheless, a licensed clinical social worker develops a treatment plan and provides direct therapy to families, couples, groups; people. Similarly, LCSW develops a care plan, usually by collaboration with other health-care professionals such as physicians or nurses, to promote the client’s mental and emotional well-being. However, psychologists observe, interpret and record how people respond and relate to each other and their environments.

The decision to attend graduate school is a wise investment for a social worker dedicated to improving proficiency in their current occupation. This applicant possesses discipline along with diligence and determination which exceeds the standards for the graduate studies program.

Being a social worker requires an understanding mindset, extensive problem solving capabilities, and compassionate heart. When asked what are the two things she enjoys most about being a social worker, Linda Moore instantly points out that she makes a difference. Social workers are better than most people at finding and utilizing resources, allowing them to help clients in ways that most people wouldn’t consider. She believes anyone can change with the appropriate opportunity and resources, which social workers aid in providing. Secondly, she enjoys the political aspect of social work, specifically in her macro focus. As a national organization, social workers can make policy statements and have resources on the hill to forward their position surrounding issues like healthcare, welfare and education. As far as aspects she enjoys the least about the social work profession, she states that no one really knows what social workers do. She states that no one realizes the political component of social work, and social work is commonly lumped in with

Admission to the Factor-Inwentash Faculty of Social Work MSW program would present itself as an amazing opportunity for myself, both personally and professionally. Personally, it would be a great accomplishment being admitted for the MSW program because I would be the first person person in my family to make it into graduate school. Along with this, the Factor-Inwentash Faculty of Social Work being is the most prestigious School of Social Work in Canada, and ranked fifth in North America, which all adds to the accomplishment that accompanies admittance to this program. Furthermore, this would have a large impact on my development professionally in the field of social work and as a scholar, as I would be learning and using innovation to enhance and promote societal well-being and tackle issues that are relevant to our global community.

My background, my ambition, and my resourcefulness are ample demonstration of the successful values I have to be in your Social Work program. I am very respectful, hardworking, and nonjudgmental. I am also motivated by challenges and embracing new experiences. The variety of client groups that I have worked with and the complexity of their needs, I have to be dependable, patient, use discretion and be tolerant. I share close bonds of understanding with my target community, and feel that I can make a significant difference in their lives with the aid of a Degree in Social Work from your

I am a graduate student at Columbia University, completing my Master of Social Work degree with a concentration in Policy Practice. As an emerging social work professional, I feel a sense of pride in belonging to a profession with an identity that is dedicated to serving those

Additionally, I was looking for a program that could enhance my view of social work through a critical understanding of communities and the needs of diverse groups of people who are disenfranchised within society. The Great Rochester MSW program promised most of these aspects with their curriculum designed within a framework of collaborative community practice and an innovative outlook on social work practices. By the end of this program, I am confident that my inherent interests and a strong personal pursuit for the betterment of society through social work will be enhanced by my involvement in the Great Rochester MSW program. I can only implore you to find a place in your program for a student such as me. I appreciate the time and consideration afforded by

A masters degree in social work contains the ability to open more doors than most people can imagine. Someone who has held different jobs within the profession is Ciara Warden. Although the currently works in the educational setting more than the typically thought-of field setting, Ciara told me about her experiences in each. Throughout the interview, she made it a point to stress how social work comes in many forms and a person does not have to feel stuck working in the same type of position forever.

Social work is such an important part of the communal functioning of society. I believe there is a great need that policies and laws often neglect to address. I am pursuing a degree in social work because I wear the face of vulnerability. I am a young, black, and educated woman living in a time where discrimination is still apparent. If everyone was given an equal chance and the opportunity for change, I believe we can create a powerhouse of knowledge and greater awareness for the human in humanity. My background is in criminology and I wanted to pursue a degree outside of my field in order to take a comprehensive approach to how I saw and understood the world. Social work is such a diverse field which speaks to the diversity that is representative in society. My values align very much with what it means to be a social worker. I believe in positive change. As a future social worker, I want to be that voice for those that do not have a voice, and make changes in the Microsystems which would inspire change at the Macro level. For me, it all started with a dream, developed into a passion, and manifested into action. I believe it is our civic responsibility to ensure that no one falls between the cracks.

Working with adults of both sexes as a Substance Abuse Counselor during the last three years, at the same time finishing the Bachelor’s in Social Work here in the USA, in addition, have participated in different tournaments of volleyball and becoming a volleyball couch for teenagers in my country, moreover, have participated as a board member of my neighborhood, and have decided to immigrate from my country looking for adventure and being eager to learn every small detail to provide to my mind with information that I can use to support my client’s recovery and myself to continue strengthening my knowledge, brought me to postulate for a Master’s in Social Work due to my personal and professional background will support the path to graduate as an MSW. In this context, many social experiences in my life have helped to shape this desire. Below I describe some of the activities I have participated in that have influenced my decisions. For instance, after finishing high school I attended a secretarial school for a year where I graduated, found a job as a secretary, and start working in a place where I had to deal with numbers, accounts, and billing; therefore, I thought accounting would be the career I have to pursue. After having attended the accounting career for a year I changed my mind and I met with a friend who talked to me about the social work career, her passion, and her knowledge about social movements, and how important it is the role of the social worker for people in

To begin, the desire I have to be admitted into Boise State University’s online graduate social work program is strong, and the fire behind my desire was lit long ago. I haven’t always known how to label my desired career path, let alone the correct educational path to take to lead me to a life of helping others; but here I am today, an optimistic young woman with a few years of life experience and a college degree under my belt; ready to commit to a graduate program that will give me the tools and advanced knowledge necessary to follow my dream of becoming a licensed social worker.