Dorothy Day Social Work Program: Student Association of Social Workers

Formed in 2003, the club is a fully recognized and funded student organization with its own by-laws and elected student officers. Club functions include attendance at professional seminars, sponsoring guest speakers on campus, and community service activities. Through the regularly scheduled club meetings, students have a direct means of sharing their concerns about the curriculum and program and of participating in its design. The club also serves as the mechanism for representation by a student at social work faculty meetings. Dr. Rogers serves as the advisor to the club. The club also serves as a departmental supplement to the Social Sciences Club.

Social Work majors are required to join the Student Association of Social Workers. The club serves a number of functions as described above; it also serves as a vehicle to develop networks of support. For more information, click on the Student Association of Social Workers link.