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Alvernia College
Reading, PA

Mission Statement - To prepare competent and effective entry level genralist social work professionals to work with diverse populations, especially those who are at risk of social, economic, political, and religious oppression; who have a commitment to education as a means of collaborating in the search for wisdom, as a means of promoting social justice and spiritual development and service as a source of transforming society and serving as a witness to the Franciscan tradition for caring for themost vulnerable members of society.

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Anderson University
Anderson, IN

The Department of Sociology, Social Work, Criminal Justice, and Family Science has strong community ties that provide students with numerous and wide-ranging internship and job opportunities at the local and national levels. Faculty are active in their fields, helping students see the practical application of their professions.

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Andrews University
Berrien Springs, MI

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Anna Maria College Social Work Department
Paxton, MA

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Situated in the town of Paxton, an hours drive to Boston, Hartford, or Providence, the 180-acre campus is located just eight miles from downtown Worcester, New Englands third-largest city and home to 10 institutions of higher education and a community of some 140,000 residents.

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Appalachian State University
Boone, NC

The Department of Sociology and Social Work seeks to provide a rich, balanced, and broad foundation of knowledge about social life within the United States and around the world. Through teaching, scholarly activities, and service, faculty members provide an educational experience that encourages students to clarify their personal values and goals, to think critically, and to adopt a progressive perspective on families, groups, organizations, communities, and societies.

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