AJ Modlin
“The number one thing that I like about the JMSW program is that it goes above and beyond to ensure that you are not only clinically prepared for social work practice but prepared mentally, socially and academic.”
“The number one thing that I like about the JMSW program is that it goes above and beyond to ensure that you are not only clinically prepared for social work practice but prepared mentally, socially and academic.”
I like that the JMSW program allows me the experiences of both UNCG and NC A&T.
What I like about working at the Center of New North Carolinians (CNNC) is that it exposes me to different cultures, languages, and ways of living that I have never explored before.
Making a remarkable, real-world impact is at the center of UNC Greensboro’s school social work licensure program.
“Our students get lots of touch points throughout the entire bachelor of social work program with volunteering, community service, and then their formal internship,” says associate professor Beth Webb.
What do you like about your field placement?
I love how hands on I am able to be at GCSTOP. My supervisor really prepares us and trusts us to be in situations where I can do things on my own which is giving me a lot of valuable experience. I also love my placement of GCSTOP in general as we are practicing harm reduction and are able to meet our clients in a different setting than many other agencies
What do you like about your field placement? My field placement is not in a “traditional” placement of social workers, so I enjoy that aspect of my field placement. What have you learned being a part of this field placement? I’m with the SWELL Project and having social workers in… Continue reading…