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This link honestly has it all for this field.

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Social Work Oral History

The history of social work is long and deep. The stories of social workers are also about the communities they serve, the lives they changed and the policies they drove. The NASW New Jersey chapter launched a social work oral history project in conjunction with StoryCorps.

Learn about the social work oral history project

What Do Social Workers Do?

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www.socialworkers.org > News > Facts > Social Workers

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The history of social work is long and deep. The stories of social workers are also about the communities they serve, the lives they changed and the policies they drove. The NASW New Jersey chapter launched a social work oral history project in conjunction with StoryCorps.

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This topic guide sorts the information in really well laid out sections and briefly describes each of the resources and it makes it really easy to go to what I want and already know what is waiting for me.

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LibGuides: Housing Data and Statistics: Topics in Housing

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Data and statistics about housing and buildings.

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Workers can see up to 6-10 clients for one hour each for each client which is a lot. There's different plannings that take place before seeing each client.

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Career Services Network I Michigan State University

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Licensed Independent Social Worker and Mental Health Therapist, Toledo Counseling and Mental Health

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Robyn is a Licensed Independent Social Worker and Mental Health Therapist with Toledo Counseling and Mental Health. Robyn will take 6-10 sessions per day, seeing individuals, couple, and families t…

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This lays out every path that I can think of right here which honestly helps so much because I'm still struggling with finding out where I want to go with this career.

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What Can I Do With This Major? | Welcome

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This outlines and gives a pretty good example of how someone can look after graduating with this degree which is always nice to see and makes it easier to think of what to do next after.

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Career Outcomes – Bachelor’s Degrees – Career Services Network I Michigan State University

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Great Placement Rates. Competitive Salaries. Bright Futures.

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I interviewed my Seminar professor, Professor Butler.

I asked them a couple of questions about their time here and how they managed it. Something that was interesting to me was that this was something that they believed was something you had to learn while going into it, instead of knowing the full job beforehand and going into it.

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I think social workers just have so many perspectives that people can have when they see of think about that role. Even when I think of one there are different kinds that I think of.

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I don't think AI has the hugest impact on this career, the only thing I can really think about is maybe there will be like automated services in case a human isn't available? But overall, I don't think it will have a big impact on this career just because the human-to-human interaction is so important.

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Mimi's Delivery Service-Good Kid

This song just makes me feel so energized and happy every time it plays.

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I want to be a social worker that is excited to wake up and help people every day that I go into work. Something that I find fascinating is just how the human mind works when interacting with people and I know that there are fields like biological psychology, but I just think that the real interaction with people resonates with me more for a career. I truly value people's experiences, I think being able to walk out of something and feeling fulfilled that you did something and won't have any regrets, speaks more than anything tangible, and I think the world has taught me that really, with all of my experiences that I will always look back upon, it's the thing I value most.

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I think in this age of more mental health awareness, social workers are in more need and have started to rise, people always talk about 'seeing a therapist' as a way for people to allow themselves to express themselves and help better themselves, rather than seeing it as a weak mentality and only something that weak people go to. I think the new way of thinking aligns with how I feel, I want to be someone that people can look to for support, even if it's not in the traditional way of a sit-down therapist.

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This project allowed me to be opened up to more perspectives, and I am especially lucky to have at least one person in the class have the same major as me (with much more thought put into it than I have) and it helped guide me through what I want to do next. I don't think I have any overarching questions; I just wonder if this will still be a career that will be needed in the future. I hope to be someone that can support whoever needs support wherever I end up, and through that, I can feel satisfied myself with what I have achieved.

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Something we talked about afterwards that I still remembered, and I think can help me in the future was that teachers will all have to develop their own style of teaching. Something that was surprising was that I learned she was promoted into this position and really climbed their way up into this position, it wasn't something that they like strived for. I think I might look into positions that won't be exactly what I initially look for but will be something helpful for my future job.