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Dr. Considine, Program Director and Associate Professor of the online MSW program, talks about why she became a social worker, what she likes best about the career, and her advice… Read More about An interview with Dr. Donette Considine, MSW Program Director
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Dr. Kronner talks about why he became a social worker, the benefits of having your own practice, and why students should choose Regis for their MSW. Read More about An Interview with Dr. Henry Kronner, MSW Associate Professor
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Dr. Gerritsen-McKane talks about how her life lead her down the path to social work, what she loves about the social work profession, and her advice for aspiring social workers. Read More about An Interview with Dr. Ruth Gerritsen-McKane, MSW Field Director and Associate Professor
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Dr. Sodhi explains why she got into social work, some of the challenges and highlights of the profession, her experience in the Marines, and why Regis is a great fit… Read More about An interview with Dr. Mimi Sodhi, MSW Assistant Professor
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Dr. Lisa Gray talks to us about why she became a social worker, her experience in the military, and her advice for aspiring social workers. Read More about An Interview with Dr. Lisa Gray, MSW Assistant Professor
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As needs for psychiatric treatment and support rise, so too do the employment opportunities for psychiatric social workers. Read More about 6 Reasons to Become a Psychiatric Social Worker
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At Regis College, we place our own unique stamp on the concept of interconnected learning for students enrolled in our online Master of Social Work (MSW) program. Read More about Creating a Sense of Community in the online MSW Program
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During the often difficult situations social work professionals encounter with their clients, soft skills are incredibly important. Read More about Skills and characteristics of successful social workers
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Child, family, and school social workers carry a great deal of responsibility. Those challenges come with rewarding work in a wide range of settings. Read More about A Look at Child, Family and School Social Workers
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Nearly 70% of U.S. adults have at least one social media account, and the average American internet user has seven. It would appear Americans are more socially connected than ever,… Read More about Does Social Media Create Isolation?
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