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Submit your MSW Application Online!

You can now apply for the Master of Social Work program online.

Submit your MSW Application Online!

You can now apply for the Master of Social Work program online.

Applying to the MSW degree program at Texas State University-San Marcos is a three-step process.

1. Complete and submit the Graduate College Application

2. Complete and submit one of the Social Work Applications below:

* On-campus program
* Online program

3. Applicants must submit original transcripts of all college work to the Graduate College.


 Many Hats Workshop

January 10, 2012 - January 13, 2012 (Tuesday through Friday) on the campus of Texas State University-San Marcos in San Marcos, Texas


May 15, 2012 - May 18, 2012 (Tuesday through Friday) on the campus of Texas State University-Round Rock in Round Rock, Texas


June 4, 2012 - June 7, 2012 (Monday through Thursday) at the Pearl South Padre Island Hotel, South Padre Island, Texas

Please go to the Continuing Education page on the Texas State University-San Marcos website to register for the workshop online or call their office at 512-245-2507. If you have additional questions, please contact Sonya Kraus at sk22@txstate.edu. Thank you for your interest and we look forward to seeing you.

Click below to register:

docx iconTopics Covered in Many Hats Seminar, and in the 150-page book : Topics Covered in Many Hats Seminar (DOCX, 87.0 KB)

 


 

Norton Dr. Christine Norton

Dr. Christine Norton, Assistant Professor of Social Work, and Dr. Toni Watt, Associate Professor of Sociology, were awarded a $90,067 TG Public Benefit Grant for their project, "Foster Care Alumni Creating Educational Success (FACES)." This grant will help to improve and evaluate the recruitment, retention, and graduation outcomes for Texas State students who grew up in foster care.

 

 


The School of Social Work

Social work has been a part of Texas State's curriculum since the Department of Sociology first offered a social work course in 1975.  Initially, social work was a curriculum sequence in the sociology major, but it later became an academic minor, and finally an academic major.  The Bachelor of Social Work (BSW)  was first accredited by the Council on Social Work Education (CSWE) in 1978, an accreditation that was reaffirmed in 1985, 1992, 2000, and 2004.  The Department of Social Work was organized in 1995 and joined the College of Health Professions.  It was designated a School in 2001. 

 
 

The Purpose, Mission, and Vision of the School of Social Work

Through an educational program which is consistent with the standards approved by the Council on Social Work Education, the Texas State University-San Marcos School of Social Work graduates 1) BSW students who are well prepared for professional entry-level generalist social work practice, and 2) MSW students who are equipped for advanced, specialized practice (in  the generalist model) in either direct practice or administration.

The School of Social Work at Texas State University-San Marcos aims to educate skilled, competent social workers prepared to practice in a dynamic, diverse social environment.  The School prepares social workers who can effectively and ethically lead human service efforts to enhance human well-being and productivity, help alleviate poverty, and strengthen social justice.  The School aims to create and refine useful intervention technologies while enhancing services, especially for people who are disadvanteged and often forgotten.

The School of Social Work at Texas State is committed to empowering our students and faculty to be ethical leaders, skilled in both creative and critical thinking who will be at the forefront of creating positive change and improving the lives of the most vulnerable members of society.