As a student-centered learning community, the Department follows the established core social work values of service, social justice, the dignity and worth of the person, the importance of human relationships, integrity, and competence. We offer the following degree options to educate students to become generalist practice and advanced practice social workers:

Bachelor of Social Work (B.S.W.) degree

Preparing students to move directly into social work positions in a wide range of settings with a focus in generalist practice.

Social Work Minors

Offering two minors for Winthrop Undergraduates. The Social Welfare minor is designed for students interested in the general social welfare field who do not plan to enter into professional social work practice. The new Child and Youth Well-Being minor is available to both Social Work majors and non-majors.

Master of Social Work (M.S.W.) degree

Offering an advanced concentration in empowerment practice across systems (individuals and families, small groups, and communities and organizations). Includes full-time and our 100% online program options.

Faculty
*Hill, Anthony* - Chair, Professor
Bloomquist, Kori - Associate Professor
Constance-Huggins, Monique - Professor, Undergraduate Program Director
Culbreath, Shira- Instructor, Admissions/Recruitment Coordinator
English, Sara - Associate Professor, Director of the Gerontology Program
Garrick, Ashley - Instructor, Associate Field Director
Kidd, Nikole - Instructor, Field Director
Neff, Duane - Professor
Orme, Julie - Assistant Professor
Sejuit, Aubrey - Assistant Professor
Titman, Sarah - Senior Instructor
Ward, Christopher - Senior Instructor, Online MSW Program Coordinator, and Graduate Director