Social work graduates find meaningful careers working with individuals, families, groups, organizations, and communities in a wide range of settings like schools, hospitals, prisons, and community mental health centers. Generalist social workers view clients and client systems from a strengths perspective and work to empower them to realize their full potential. Using an anti-oppressive, professional problem solving process, social workers engage, assess, broker services, advocate, counsel, educate, and organize with and on behalf of clients and client systems. As a professional degree path, social workers at BSW and MSW levels can become credentialed through their state licensing boards.
Discover how you can make the world a better place through social work. In thousands of ways, social workers help people help themselves. We help people of every age and background, in every corner of the country. Wherever we’re needed, that's where you'll find us.
After graduating and getting married on the same day in May 2021, Peter Taylor and his spouse moved to Denver so Peter could complete a dual master’s in public health and social work with a certificate in climate and disaster resilience.
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