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SCHOOL OF SOCIAL WORK
Thomas M. Brigham, Dean
Associate Dean ______ __________________ ___ -------------------------------------------------------- _______ Barbara K. Varley
Professors: Brigham, Morissey, Varley
Associate Professors: Bonham, Dutton, Emma!, Jenkins, Kapoor, Klass, Moss, Pickford,
Rich
Assistant Professors: V. Bates, S. Bennett, Ellis, J. Kaufman, Kershaw, Mori, Ruhl,
Van Veldhuizen, Wells
Lecturer: Dunham
Field Instructors: M. F. Anderson (SBCWD), Bardizi:m (FCDMH), J. Bates
(MCWD) , Baumann (FCWD), E. Bird (AtSH), Fibel (FCPD), Greenwald
(CDC), A. Hogan (CDS~) , McKell (CYA), Sundsten (AgSH)
Part-time: Clegg, Levy, Ziering
The School of Soci:~l Work provides an undergraduate major in social welfare
leading to the bachelor of arts degree, designed to provide preparation for
graduate work, to prepare for beginning positions in social work, and to provide
a broad education in liberal arrs. The school offers a rwo-ye~r gradu~t program
of preparation leading ro the professional maSter of social work degree.
Social w )fare courses at the Ulldcrgraduatt: level include integration of theoretical
and applied materials with contributions from sociology, political science,
cultural anthropology, economics, and psychology. Graduate social worlc courses
are similarly integrated and include materials from medicine, psychiat,ry, and law,
as well. Additionally, graduate social work courses include content unique ro social
work, especiaJiy in methods, field instruction, and social welfare policy and services.
The School of Social Work holds both undergraduate and graduate membership
in the Council of Social Work Education, and irs two-year professional master of
social work program is accredited by the Council.
COOPERATING AGENCIES
Several social agencies in the central San Joaquin VaJiey partlCJpate in the
social welfare and social work training program by providing field experience and
instruction at the undergraduate and graduate level. These include the Nonh
Avenue Community Center, Valley Children's Hospital Child Guidance Clinic,
Scare Department of Corrections, Youth Authority, International lnscirute, American
Red Cross, Veterans Administration Regional Office, Mental Healtb Association
of Fresno, Fresno County Department of Public Welfare, Social Service Divisions
of Agnews State Hospital, rascadero State HospitoJ, Stockton State Hospital,
and Porrervillc State Hospital, Kings County Schools, Sanra Barbara Counry Welfare
Depattmcnr, Divi. ion of Protective ocial Services of the State Department of
Social vVcliare, Fresno County Department of Mcnml Health Services, Paso Robles
School for Boys, and Social Service Division of the United States Veterans' Administration
Hospital. In addition, other agencies cobperate in the program.
Object Description
| Title | 1968-69 General Catalog |
| Creator | Fresno State College |
| Format | PDF Document |
| Date of publication | 1968-05 |
| Subjects | California State University, Fresno. Curricula. Catalogs |
| Object type | Document |
| Location | Fresno, California |
| Language | eng |
Description
| Title | Page 328 |
| Full Text Search | SCHOOL OF SOCIAL WORK Thomas M. Brigham, Dean Associate Dean ______ __________________ ___ -------------------------------------------------------- _______ Barbara K. Varley Professors: Brigham, Morissey, Varley Associate Professors: Bonham, Dutton, Emma!, Jenkins, Kapoor, Klass, Moss, Pickford, Rich Assistant Professors: V. Bates, S. Bennett, Ellis, J. Kaufman, Kershaw, Mori, Ruhl, Van Veldhuizen, Wells Lecturer: Dunham Field Instructors: M. F. Anderson (SBCWD), Bardizi:m (FCDMH), J. Bates (MCWD) , Baumann (FCWD), E. Bird (AtSH), Fibel (FCPD), Greenwald (CDC), A. Hogan (CDS~) , McKell (CYA), Sundsten (AgSH) Part-time: Clegg, Levy, Ziering The School of Soci:~l Work provides an undergraduate major in social welfare leading to the bachelor of arts degree, designed to provide preparation for graduate work, to prepare for beginning positions in social work, and to provide a broad education in liberal arrs. The school offers a rwo-ye~r gradu~t program of preparation leading ro the professional maSter of social work degree. Social w )fare courses at the Ulldcrgraduatt: level include integration of theoretical and applied materials with contributions from sociology, political science, cultural anthropology, economics, and psychology. Graduate social worlc courses are similarly integrated and include materials from medicine, psychiat,ry, and law, as well. Additionally, graduate social work courses include content unique ro social work, especiaJiy in methods, field instruction, and social welfare policy and services. The School of Social Work holds both undergraduate and graduate membership in the Council of Social Work Education, and irs two-year professional master of social work program is accredited by the Council. COOPERATING AGENCIES Several social agencies in the central San Joaquin VaJiey partlCJpate in the social welfare and social work training program by providing field experience and instruction at the undergraduate and graduate level. These include the Nonh Avenue Community Center, Valley Children's Hospital Child Guidance Clinic, Scare Department of Corrections, Youth Authority, International lnscirute, American Red Cross, Veterans Administration Regional Office, Mental Healtb Association of Fresno, Fresno County Department of Public Welfare, Social Service Divisions of Agnews State Hospital, rascadero State HospitoJ, Stockton State Hospital, and Porrervillc State Hospital, Kings County Schools, Sanra Barbara Counry Welfare Depattmcnr, Divi. ion of Protective ocial Services of the State Department of Social vVcliare, Fresno County Department of Mcnml Health Services, Paso Robles School for Boys, and Social Service Division of the United States Veterans' Administration Hospital. In addition, other agencies cobperate in the program. |
