Introduction

You want to make the world a better place. Start by earning a Plymouth State University Bachelor of Science in Social Work. You will be ready to advocate for social change and economic justice. Whether you are interested in working with children, youth, and families; older adults; or diverse populations, you will gain the social work knowledge, skills, and values necessary for careers in child and family services: school social work, health and mental health care; aging services; refugee resettlement; probation and parole; and other fields of social work practice. For a printer-friendly fact sheet about the BS in Social Work, download our information sheet (pdf).

As a social work major you’ll experience:

  • Five degree options in aging services, child and family services, health services, mental health services, and Spanish language;
  • A well-established degree program accredited by the Council on Social Work Education;
  • A curriculum focused on social and economic justice, human diversity, and human rights;
  • The opportunity for applied learning through the field practicum;
  • Educational partnerships in child welfare (full tuition and $2,500 annual stipend) and geriatric social work;
  • A student Social Work Club actively engaged in community service;
  • Professional preparation for career development and graduate study.

Contact Us

Social Work Department

Department Chair: Cynthia Moniz
Phone: 603-535-2538
Email: cmoniz@plymouth.edu

Mary Taylor House
Phone: 603-535-2703
Email: lreed@plymouth.edu (Laurie Reed, Administrative Assistant)
Fax: 603-535-2854

Mailing Address
17 High Street
MSC #57
Plymouth, NH 03264

Department News

Stephen Gorin in NASW News

How Secure Is Social Security? Stephen Gorin on the future of Social Security

Stephen Gorin Named Chairman of NH’s State Committee on Aging

Featured PSU Magazine article spotlight on Social Work alum…Ann Widger

New Social Worker Fall 2011 Magazine (pdf)