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Your social work degree will play an important role in your ability to become a professional social worker. This may allow you to practice social work in a variety of clinical or private practice environments, and specialize your career focus if you choose. Learn how UNEs Master of Social Work degree can help you reach your goals.

Texas social worker organizes art show for war veterans

Recently, licensed clinical social worker Teresa McCrary organized an art show with the Carl R. Darnall Army Medical Center, the Killeen Daily Herald reports.

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New York-based institute helps relatives of mentally ill individuals

According to the National Institute on Mental Health, about five percent of Americans have a serious mental illness, which may include behavioral or emotional disorders.

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Social worker praises new reality television show

Actor Ryan O’Neal and his daughter Tatum have not spoken for the past 25 years. Now, in order to make another attempt at a relationship, the Oprah Winfrey Network will follow the family on the reality series Ryan and Tatum: The O’Neals.

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Commutes can cause marital strain, but social workers can help

According to a recent study by researchers at Umea University, a long commute can raise employees’ stress levels and can also damage their relationships, the Huffington Post reports.

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Former foster care child hopes to become a social worker

After spending her childhood in foster care, Danielle Johnson-Small hopes to pursue a social work career in order to help children who are in similar situations.

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Connecticut social worker honored with Healthcare Hero award

Sarah Zaglifa, who has a master’s degree in social work, was recently named a 2011 Healthcare Hero by the Connecticut Hospital Association at their annual meeting. Currently, Zaglifa is a social worker at Lawrence and Memorial Hospital.

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Virginia legislation requires social workers to earn bachelor’s, master’s degrees

In January, the Virginia General Assembly met to discuss a bill that would require most social workers to earn either a bachelor’s or a master’s degree in social work as well as complete the license requirements in the state.

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Social worker releases book about using animals to deal with grief

Debra Stang, who has a master’s degree in social work, recently released a book titled Hospice Tails: The Animal Companions Who Journey with Hospice Patients and Their Families.

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Social worker enters grant competition

Yvette Hicks, who has an MSW degree, recently proposed a Pepsi Refresh Project to convince more teens to engage in education instead of violence and crime, the News-Democrat reports.

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Father earns MSW degree in memory of his son

Almost four years ago, Alex Fucheon’s humvee blew up while he was completing a military tour in Afghanistan, KWCH 12 Eyewitness News reports.

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MSW degree holder receives state Social Worker of the Year Award

Cordelia Steele, who has a master’s degree in social work (MSW), recently won the 2011 National Association of Social Workers North Carolina Social Worker of the Year Award, according to the Richmond County Daily Journal.

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Indiana school system values professionals with social work careers

At Indiana’s Valparaiso Community Schools, social workers are an important part of the education the students receive, according to the NWI Times.

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MSW program graduate named regional executive director for EMQ FamiliesFirst

California’s EMQ FamiliesFirst recently named Gordon Richardson the regional executive director for their capital region

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Honoree used MSW to help disabled individuals

The National Association of Social Workers (NASW) recently named disability rights activist Jacqueline Jackson social worker of the year.

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University of Wyoming’s social work program gains reaccreditation

University of Wyoming News reports that the Council on Social Work Education (CSWE) has renewed the social work program at the University of Wyoming (UW) for another eight years.

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University of Wyoming's social work program gains reaccreditation

University of Wyoming News reports that the Council on Social Work Education (CSWE) has renewed the social work program at the University of Wyoming (UW) for another eight years.

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New study discusses explores gender-based violence by male substance abusers

A study by researchers at the University of Granada finds that six out of 10 male drug abusers direct violence – both emotional or physical – against their intimate partners.

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Youth and toddlers may need treatment for mental health issues

A new report in this month’s issue of American Psychologist notes that some children from birth to 5 years old may develop mental health problems, including depression and anxiety.

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Students meet with lawmakers in honor of National Professional Social Work Month

The 2011 National Professional Social Work Month begins on March 1, and its theme this year is “Social Workers Change Futures.”

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Benefits of online support groups for individuals with mental illness may be tenuous

A large number of Americans who suffer from mental illness turn to online support groups. Many may hope to find succor by sharing their stories with others who have similar life histories.

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University in Utah founds bachelor’s in social work degree program

A university in Utah is opening its first bachelor’s in social work program, the Daily Herald reports.

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Cyberbullying is a developing problem that future social workers may need to to tackle

A new study published in Children & Schools has found that many school social workers feel poorly equipped to deal with the issue of cyberbullying between students.

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University in Utah founds bachelor's in social work degree program

A university in Utah is opening its first bachelor’s in social work program, the Daily Herald reports.

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Applications to graduate, particularly MSW, programs on the rise

More students are applying to master’s degree programs and staying in them, The State News reports.

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Social work scholarship winners to serve mental health needs of Latino immigrants

Three graduate students who are seeking degrees in social work in Texas have been awarded scholarships to pursue their research of mental health, North Texas e-News reports.

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Child abuse and neglect deaths in the U.S. remain heavily underreported

The National Coalition to End Child Abuse Deaths (NCECAD) is highlighting a “national media blackout” on news coverage of child abuse deaths in America.

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New bachelor’s degree program to open doors for future social workers

A university in Oregon has announced the launch of an online degree program in human development and family sciences.

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New bachelor's degree program to open doors for future social workers

A university in Oregon has announced the launch of an online degree program in human development and family sciences.

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Social Worker Degrees

Throughout higher education there are social work degrees available at every level. Social work education typically begins with a bachelor’s degree, before progressing on to and advanced master’s or doctorate degree. Advanced degrees in social work can open the doors to career advancement and specialization opportunities.

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Online MSW Degree: What to look for

Not all degree programs are created equal. Discover how earning your master’s degree online from University of New England provides you with a comprehensive learning experience accredited by the Council on Social Work Education. It’s a degree that can help you take the next step in your career and advance your social work practice and abilities.

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Why a Masters Degree in Social Work?

There are many reasons to get your degree in social work. It begins with the desire to help people and promote social justice. A degree takes your desire to the next level by providing you with the education and skills necessary to start making an immediate and positive impact on the work around you.

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