Field Directors

In field seminar we specifically  scheduled time and resources to address the preparation of resumes, letters of introduction / interest, and state licensure requirements, and graduate school applications..

Many universities have  some sort of placement office that can help with this detail. But I've found their  resources and guidance to be extremely "generic" and not always helpful. 

I found a very well done information manual at a near by  state university, then asked and received permission to copy and heavily edit it to reflect the details related to professional social work.  I'm "at the lake" right now but when I get home next week, if you'd like, I'd be glad to share this on the resource page here.

Monitoring numerous SW student discussion forums and  facebook pages, I'm appalled by how many students seemingly have no notion as to these details, and in particular to the details related to professional licensure.

In field seminar we specifically  scheduled time and resources to address the preparation of resumes, letters of introduction / interest, and state licensure requirements, and graduate school applications..

Many universities have  some sort of placement office that can help with this detail. But I've found their  resources and guidance to be extremely "generic" and not always helpful. 

I found a very well done information manual at a near by  state university, then asked and received permission to copy and heavily edit it to reflect the details related to professional social work.  I'm "at the lake" right now but when I get home next week, if you'd like, I'd be glad to share this on the resource page here.

Monitoring numerous SW student discussion forums and  facebook pages, I'm appalled by how many students seemingly have no notion as to these details, and in particular to the details related to professional licensure.

Hey there Mr. Bachman,

  I pray you are doing well first and foremost. I almost forgot to check back in with you. Can I please ask for your support in obtaining the information you shared?

Blessings, 

In field seminar we specifically  scheduled time and resources to address the preparation of resumes, letters of introduction / interest, and state licensure requirements, and graduate school applications..

Many universities have  some sort of placement office that can help with this detail. But I've found their  resources and guidance to be extremely "generic" and not always helpful. 

I found a very well done information manual at a near by  state university, then asked and received permission to copy and heavily edit it to reflect the details related to professional social work.  I'm "at the lake" right now but when I get home next week, if you'd like, I'd be glad to share this on the resource page here.

Monitoring numerous SW student discussion forums and  facebook pages, I'm appalled by how many students seemingly have no notion as to these details, and in particular to the details related to professional licensure.