Considering a Career in Social Work?
Social work is a dynamic and diverse field of study for people who want to spend their lives helping people in need. Social workers are often therapists and counselors. They serve in a variety of settings and work to help a broad spectrum of clients including youth, elderly, people with addictions, and homeless, just to name a few. Social Workers may also work to improve public policy and begin to make changes to help a large number of people.
No matter the setting, the common goal of social workers is to help people in need to meet the challenges of life with hope, courage and dignity.
Belmont's Department of Social Work offers a fully acredited dynamic and well-rounded program for students interested in the field of social work. Our students benefit from the combination of academic rigor and practical experience.
Check out our Web pages to find out more about our program, our faculty, and our students.
If you have questions or would like more information you can email the Chair of the department, Dr. Lorraina Scholten at lorraina.scholten@belmont.edu
The Department of Social Work is located on the Belmont University campus in the Gordon E. Inman College of Health Sciences building, room 205.
