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Priscilla Hornby, Director of Field Education

Field Education and Agency List

During your final semester of Southeast’s Social Work Program, you are required to complete 448 clock hours of field education. You will work under the supervision of experienced social workers while developing and demonstrating mastery of the core social work competencies in a real-life, rural practice setting.  The Field Education Manual is available online in Adobe PDF format for your use. To view this document, you must have Adobe Acrobat Reader. If you do not have Acrobat Reader, you can download it for free at http://www.adobe.com/.

 

Student Comments


 Photo of Jason Josupait

“Field was a great experience. On a daily basis I had to apply ALL of the skills and knowledge that  I learned in the Social Work curriculum. The field instructors pushed me to my limit everyday.  I learned to work out of my comfort zone and was able to accomplish tremendous things! The field experience was very challanging and helped me prepare for the social work practice yet to come. I did not know what Social Work really was until I completed my field experience!"
              Jason Josupait, B.S.W.

 Photo of Damon Crucani "Field education was easily the best, most meaningful learning experience I had while at  Southeast. Not to say it wasn’t challenging - it was. But most rewarding experiences are. It was a great opportunity to practice and examine the skills I had acquired in the social work  program in a real-world setting. I feel like the field education was invaluable in terms of preparing me for a career in generalist social work practice. Because of field education, I was much more comfortable when I started work after graduation.”
          Damon Crucani, B.S.W.