Records of the Illinois State University School of Social Work, 1968-2007 | Dr. JoAnn Rayfield Archives at Illinois State University

The Records of the Illinois State University School of Social Work Collection is arranged in three series. The materials are arranged predominantly by topic and by year. These materials include correspondence, accreditation reports, administrative documents, committee information, course syllabi, and student activities information.

The Records of the Illinois State University School of Social Work includes materials created by the School of Social Work.  These materials include correspondence, accreditation reports and documents, committee information, course syllabi, and student activities information.

School of Social Work

As part of Illinois State University's College of Arts and Sciences, the School of Social Work offers bachelor's and master's degrees in social work.  The school's Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) prepares students for practice as generalists in health services, substance abuse, domestic violence treatment and prevention, corrections, and hospice services in a variety of settings. The school's Master of Social Work (MSW) prepares students who will specialize in family and children's services in agency-based settings. The degrees are fully accredited by the Council of Social Work Education. The School of Social Work's mission emphasizes outreach to vulnerable populations. In 1968, the department of Anthropology and Sociology administered social work courses and initiated accreditation for a BSW in Social Work. The Social Work program was accredited in 1980. Author: Dallas Long

Illinois State University. Department of Social Work
Illinois State University. School of Social Work
Illinois State University. School of Social Work - Accreditation.
Social service - Study and teaching (Higher) - Illinois - Normal.
Social work education - Illinois - Normal.