MSW I FIELD ORIENTATION - Sacramento State · MSW I FIELD ORIENTATION ... SWRK 295 A/B...
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MSW I FIELD ORIENTATION
Sacramento State University
Division of Social Work
June 20 21 and 23 2016
AGENDA Morning
I Mission of Field Education
II Overview of Field Education
III Small Group ActivityWill Receive Field Placement
V Field Placement Process
AGENDA Afternoon
Power point Handout
MSWI Placement Timeline
MSWI Field Information
2016 Field Calendar
MSWI Competencies
Your Field Team
Melissa Muganzo MA
Student Services Specialist
Ryan Jones
Field Administrative Assistant
Who Am I Mimi Lewis
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The Field Internship
The ldquoSignatory Pedagogyrdquo
of Social Work Education
MISSION OF FIELD EDUCATION
1 Apply knowledge to practice
2 Integrate theory into practice
3 Develop 10 competencies
THE PLACEMENTS
This section not in your power point handout
Handout ldquo2016 MSWI Field Informationrdquo
Field Manual
Curriculum amp Policy Guide Field Education
wwwhhscsuseduswrkfield
6132016
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Field Education
Field Education is a
series of Classes
First Year
SWRK 295 AB ldquoField Internshiprdquo
SWRK 204AB ldquoPractice Classrdquo
2 days-weekCreditNo Credit
16 hours
Thurs amp Friday
1 day-week or 1 day-month
Graded A-F(Must get ldquoBrdquo or higher to
pass)
Second Year
SWRK 295 CD ldquoField Internship
SWRK 204CD ldquoPractice Classrdquo
3 daysweekMon-Tues-Wed
CreditNo Credit
1 dayweek or 1 daymonthGraded A-F
Field and PracticeMust be taken concurrently
Must pass both to continue
MSWI Time Requirements
Fall Spring Total Hours
14 wks x 16 hrs = 224 hrs
18 wks x 16 hrs x =288 hrs
32 wks = 512 hours
NOTE These hours may vary depending upon University and Field Agency holidays
1 These hours may vary depending upon University and Field Agency holidays
2 In Spring Semester Field begins in early January weeks before classes begin
3 No ldquosick daysrdquo ndash Make up the time missed
4 Negotiate with Field Instructor in
advanced of anticipated absences
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2016 FIELD HOLIDAYS AND OTHER IMPORTANT DATES
FALL SEMESTER 2016
First day of Instruction Mon 829
Labor Day Mon 95
First Field Week Begins Tues 96
Veterans Day Friday 1111
Thanksgiving Holiday 1124-25
Last week of field Dec 05-09
SPRING SEMESTER 2017
bullFirst Week of field Jan 03-06
bullMLK Day Mon 1 16
bull1st Week of Instruction Mon 123
bullSpring Break Mar 20-24
bullCesar Chavez Day Friday 331
bullLast Week of Field May 08-12
Job-Based Placements
JOB-BASED PLACEMENTS
1 Intern activities are extremely different from the job
2 A degreed social worker willing to provide one hour of ldquofield instructionrdquo per week
3 There is another person who will act as a job supervisor
4 The agency is 100 supportive of the employee acting like a ldquostudentrdquo and not an ldquoemployeerdquo during those internship hours
Two Types of Job-Field Placement
1 Job Conversion You have been working at an agency for a while That agency is willing to have you intern within that agency doing a different job
2 Job-Related Placement You get a brand new social work position that can be used as an internship
Pre-approval is required
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CHALLENGES OF JOB-BASED PLACEMENTS
bullTension between student role and employee rolebullUniversityrsquos role in assisting when
problems arise is limitedbull If you lose your job you lose your
placementbull Loss of opportunity to experience
different organization and field of social work
Disclose Criminal Record Expunged or Not
Last week or in 1990
It doesnrsquot matter you have to disclose
Criminal Background Infobull Some of our best social workers are ldquoWounded
Healersrdquo
bull Many placements are open to place students with criminal backgrounds
Details-no Some information-yes
bull Email Field Director to get paperwork and set up appointment to discuss
Drinking While DrivingFrom here on out
Social Work Field Insurance
1 SPLIP Professional Liability Insurance Program
2 SAFECLIP Student Academic Field
Experience for Credit Liability
Insurance
You do not need to buy extra
liability insurance
Automobile Insurance
Sacramento State does not provide automobile insurance for students
Liability related to interns transporting clients in personal vehicles is between the agencyrsquos and the driverrsquos in agreement together
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HOW PLACEMENTS ARE SELECTED Factors Considered
bullResidency location
bullHuman service experience
bullService area of interest
bullIndividual readiness for field
bullThe pool of agencies
MSWI versus MSWII Placements
MSWI provides a foundation for general skill building in Engagement Assessment Intervention Planning Intervention
MSWII Provides specialized skill building in social work skills It is often aligned with a career goal
bull Medical social work
bull GLBTQI Social Work
bull School Social Work
bull Prison Social Work
bull CPS Social Work
Take Note
You and Your Background
Although they inform your understanding of social
work they donrsquot qualify you as a social worker
bullBeing a recovering addict does not qualify you as an Addiction Social WorkerbullBeing GLBT doesnrsquot qualify you as a GLBT Social WorkerbullBeing a victim of domestic violence doesnrsquot quality you as a DV Social Work AdvocatebullBeing a parent doesnrsquot qualify you as a Child Social Worker
Close to Home
A student can be placed up to 50 miles from home
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Criminal Background Check and Health amp Immunization Screens
Be prepared to self-pay
Act According to ldquoThe Seven Student Standardsrdquo
1 Behave in an Ethical Manner
2 Take Responsibility for Learning
3 Think Critically
4 Communicate Skillfully
5 Collaborate Effectively
6 Produce Quality Work
7 Assumes Responsibility for Obstacles to Learning
Increasing Competency
Every Student is at a
Different Level at the Beginning
bull Field Education is focused on developing 10 competencies
bullAs listed in ldquoLearning Agreementrdquo
LEARNING CURVE
Sept Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May
Level ofCompetence
THE STAGE
AGENCY UNIVERSITY
officiallegal tieldquoUniversityAgency Contractrdquo
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THE MAIN CHARACTERSSTUDENT
FIELD INSTRUCTOR FIELD LIAISONMSW Professor
LEARNING STYLES
The Learning Style Self-Assessment Thinker
Thinker Best Ways to Learn
1 Wants to read manuals theory or other relevant material first
2 Wants to talk about what to do first
3 Appreciates watching others but really needs time to think about what the activity is and how best to go about it
Doer
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Doer Best Ways to Learn
1 To get out there and do it
2 Apply concepts learned
3 Doesnrsquot want too much observation
4 Doesnrsquot want to read theory or manuals
Feeler
Feeler Best Ways to Learn
1 Wants to personally experience the activity first
2 Wants to do role plays
3 Pays much attention to ldquointuitionrdquo over what manual or instructor says
Observer
Observer Best Ways to Learn
1 Wants to listen to lectures of experts talking about the issue
2 Wants to discuss it first
3 Appreciates spending much time shadowing others before actually doing the activity by own self
AGENDA
1 Break into Small groups
- You will Receive Referral
2 Return to Large Group
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2016 MSWI Field Placement Timeline
Step One
Attend this Orientation
Success
Step Two
Prepare a Resume
Step 3 Receive Field Placement Referral Email
1 Agency Response Form
2 Student Response Form
3 Liability Waiver
Before You Do Thishellip
Do this Check your SPAMJunk Mail
Step 4 Contact Agency For Interview
Call Yes
Email Yes
Text No
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Email Etiquette
bull Your email messages reflect the University the Division of SW and hellipyou
bull Use email etiquette when communicating with the field agency and Division staff
bull This means use a salutation (ldquoHello Professor Lewisrdquo)
bull Traditional spelling punctuation and grammar apply
Step 5 Prepare for Interview
1 Research your placement agency on the web Find out exact location
2 Prepare for their questions3 Prepare your questions 4 Dress professionallyBe on time5 Have folderportfolio your
paperwork -Agencyrsquos web information-List of Questions -Resume
What Questions
will They Ask You
Types of Questions Asked
1 Can you tell us about your interest in studying social work as a major
2 Tell us about your interest in our agency
3 Why do you think you would be a good fit for this internship
4 Explain a work or school challenge you have had to overcome and how you did it
5 How would you respond to an angry client
6 Please read the following case study What are the risk factors What would you do first
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What Questions
will You Ask the Agency
Prepare Questions for Agency
1 What is the overall structure of the agency
2 What are the responsibilities of a social work intern
3 What are the best things about your agency
4 What do you think is the most challenging aspect of this internship
5 What theories do you most often use in your work with clients
6 Other questions
These questions are available on
the Field Education website
ldquoPossible Interview Questionsrdquo
Step 6 After Interview
AcceptReject Placement
1 Student Response FormIf you reject the placement contact me right away
FYI You only get 3 referrals
2 Agency Response Form
ldquoAgency Response Formrdquo
1 Agency might send form to Ryan Jones
or
2 If field instructors accept on the spot you bring form into Division office
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Step 7
By Friday July 22
Turn-in Job-Related or
Job-Conversions Form
(if relevant)
Step 8 Field Placement
Check-In
August 2016
Contact the agency during the first week of August to confirm the placement and verify a start date
Step 9 Fall Semester Begin
First week of instruction Monday 829 to Friday 92
First week of field Tuesday 96 to Friday 99
Monday 95 is NOT a field day due to Labor Day Holiday
Step 10 Attend Second Field Orientation
Thurs Sept 1 800-1200
University Union Redwood Room
Second OrientationAGENDA
1What to expect in the Field
2Your Learning Agreement
3Problem Resolution
4Mandatory Reporting
5Basic SW Ethics
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2
The Field Internship
The ldquoSignatory Pedagogyrdquo
of Social Work Education
MISSION OF FIELD EDUCATION
1 Apply knowledge to practice
2 Integrate theory into practice
3 Develop 10 competencies
THE PLACEMENTS
This section not in your power point handout
Handout ldquo2016 MSWI Field Informationrdquo
Field Manual
Curriculum amp Policy Guide Field Education
wwwhhscsuseduswrkfield
6132016
3
Field Education
Field Education is a
series of Classes
First Year
SWRK 295 AB ldquoField Internshiprdquo
SWRK 204AB ldquoPractice Classrdquo
2 days-weekCreditNo Credit
16 hours
Thurs amp Friday
1 day-week or 1 day-month
Graded A-F(Must get ldquoBrdquo or higher to
pass)
Second Year
SWRK 295 CD ldquoField Internship
SWRK 204CD ldquoPractice Classrdquo
3 daysweekMon-Tues-Wed
CreditNo Credit
1 dayweek or 1 daymonthGraded A-F
Field and PracticeMust be taken concurrently
Must pass both to continue
MSWI Time Requirements
Fall Spring Total Hours
14 wks x 16 hrs = 224 hrs
18 wks x 16 hrs x =288 hrs
32 wks = 512 hours
NOTE These hours may vary depending upon University and Field Agency holidays
1 These hours may vary depending upon University and Field Agency holidays
2 In Spring Semester Field begins in early January weeks before classes begin
3 No ldquosick daysrdquo ndash Make up the time missed
4 Negotiate with Field Instructor in
advanced of anticipated absences
6132016
4
2016 FIELD HOLIDAYS AND OTHER IMPORTANT DATES
FALL SEMESTER 2016
First day of Instruction Mon 829
Labor Day Mon 95
First Field Week Begins Tues 96
Veterans Day Friday 1111
Thanksgiving Holiday 1124-25
Last week of field Dec 05-09
SPRING SEMESTER 2017
bullFirst Week of field Jan 03-06
bullMLK Day Mon 1 16
bull1st Week of Instruction Mon 123
bullSpring Break Mar 20-24
bullCesar Chavez Day Friday 331
bullLast Week of Field May 08-12
Job-Based Placements
JOB-BASED PLACEMENTS
1 Intern activities are extremely different from the job
2 A degreed social worker willing to provide one hour of ldquofield instructionrdquo per week
3 There is another person who will act as a job supervisor
4 The agency is 100 supportive of the employee acting like a ldquostudentrdquo and not an ldquoemployeerdquo during those internship hours
Two Types of Job-Field Placement
1 Job Conversion You have been working at an agency for a while That agency is willing to have you intern within that agency doing a different job
2 Job-Related Placement You get a brand new social work position that can be used as an internship
Pre-approval is required
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CHALLENGES OF JOB-BASED PLACEMENTS
bullTension between student role and employee rolebullUniversityrsquos role in assisting when
problems arise is limitedbull If you lose your job you lose your
placementbull Loss of opportunity to experience
different organization and field of social work
Disclose Criminal Record Expunged or Not
Last week or in 1990
It doesnrsquot matter you have to disclose
Criminal Background Infobull Some of our best social workers are ldquoWounded
Healersrdquo
bull Many placements are open to place students with criminal backgrounds
Details-no Some information-yes
bull Email Field Director to get paperwork and set up appointment to discuss
Drinking While DrivingFrom here on out
Social Work Field Insurance
1 SPLIP Professional Liability Insurance Program
2 SAFECLIP Student Academic Field
Experience for Credit Liability
Insurance
You do not need to buy extra
liability insurance
Automobile Insurance
Sacramento State does not provide automobile insurance for students
Liability related to interns transporting clients in personal vehicles is between the agencyrsquos and the driverrsquos in agreement together
6132016
6
HOW PLACEMENTS ARE SELECTED Factors Considered
bullResidency location
bullHuman service experience
bullService area of interest
bullIndividual readiness for field
bullThe pool of agencies
MSWI versus MSWII Placements
MSWI provides a foundation for general skill building in Engagement Assessment Intervention Planning Intervention
MSWII Provides specialized skill building in social work skills It is often aligned with a career goal
bull Medical social work
bull GLBTQI Social Work
bull School Social Work
bull Prison Social Work
bull CPS Social Work
Take Note
You and Your Background
Although they inform your understanding of social
work they donrsquot qualify you as a social worker
bullBeing a recovering addict does not qualify you as an Addiction Social WorkerbullBeing GLBT doesnrsquot qualify you as a GLBT Social WorkerbullBeing a victim of domestic violence doesnrsquot quality you as a DV Social Work AdvocatebullBeing a parent doesnrsquot qualify you as a Child Social Worker
Close to Home
A student can be placed up to 50 miles from home
6132016
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Criminal Background Check and Health amp Immunization Screens
Be prepared to self-pay
Act According to ldquoThe Seven Student Standardsrdquo
1 Behave in an Ethical Manner
2 Take Responsibility for Learning
3 Think Critically
4 Communicate Skillfully
5 Collaborate Effectively
6 Produce Quality Work
7 Assumes Responsibility for Obstacles to Learning
Increasing Competency
Every Student is at a
Different Level at the Beginning
bull Field Education is focused on developing 10 competencies
bullAs listed in ldquoLearning Agreementrdquo
LEARNING CURVE
Sept Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May
Level ofCompetence
THE STAGE
AGENCY UNIVERSITY
officiallegal tieldquoUniversityAgency Contractrdquo
6132016
8
THE MAIN CHARACTERSSTUDENT
FIELD INSTRUCTOR FIELD LIAISONMSW Professor
LEARNING STYLES
The Learning Style Self-Assessment Thinker
Thinker Best Ways to Learn
1 Wants to read manuals theory or other relevant material first
2 Wants to talk about what to do first
3 Appreciates watching others but really needs time to think about what the activity is and how best to go about it
Doer
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Doer Best Ways to Learn
1 To get out there and do it
2 Apply concepts learned
3 Doesnrsquot want too much observation
4 Doesnrsquot want to read theory or manuals
Feeler
Feeler Best Ways to Learn
1 Wants to personally experience the activity first
2 Wants to do role plays
3 Pays much attention to ldquointuitionrdquo over what manual or instructor says
Observer
Observer Best Ways to Learn
1 Wants to listen to lectures of experts talking about the issue
2 Wants to discuss it first
3 Appreciates spending much time shadowing others before actually doing the activity by own self
AGENDA
1 Break into Small groups
- You will Receive Referral
2 Return to Large Group
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10
2016 MSWI Field Placement Timeline
Step One
Attend this Orientation
Success
Step Two
Prepare a Resume
Step 3 Receive Field Placement Referral Email
1 Agency Response Form
2 Student Response Form
3 Liability Waiver
Before You Do Thishellip
Do this Check your SPAMJunk Mail
Step 4 Contact Agency For Interview
Call Yes
Email Yes
Text No
6132016
11
Email Etiquette
bull Your email messages reflect the University the Division of SW and hellipyou
bull Use email etiquette when communicating with the field agency and Division staff
bull This means use a salutation (ldquoHello Professor Lewisrdquo)
bull Traditional spelling punctuation and grammar apply
Step 5 Prepare for Interview
1 Research your placement agency on the web Find out exact location
2 Prepare for their questions3 Prepare your questions 4 Dress professionallyBe on time5 Have folderportfolio your
paperwork -Agencyrsquos web information-List of Questions -Resume
What Questions
will They Ask You
Types of Questions Asked
1 Can you tell us about your interest in studying social work as a major
2 Tell us about your interest in our agency
3 Why do you think you would be a good fit for this internship
4 Explain a work or school challenge you have had to overcome and how you did it
5 How would you respond to an angry client
6 Please read the following case study What are the risk factors What would you do first
6132016
12
What Questions
will You Ask the Agency
Prepare Questions for Agency
1 What is the overall structure of the agency
2 What are the responsibilities of a social work intern
3 What are the best things about your agency
4 What do you think is the most challenging aspect of this internship
5 What theories do you most often use in your work with clients
6 Other questions
These questions are available on
the Field Education website
ldquoPossible Interview Questionsrdquo
Step 6 After Interview
AcceptReject Placement
1 Student Response FormIf you reject the placement contact me right away
FYI You only get 3 referrals
2 Agency Response Form
ldquoAgency Response Formrdquo
1 Agency might send form to Ryan Jones
or
2 If field instructors accept on the spot you bring form into Division office
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13
Step 7
By Friday July 22
Turn-in Job-Related or
Job-Conversions Form
(if relevant)
Step 8 Field Placement
Check-In
August 2016
Contact the agency during the first week of August to confirm the placement and verify a start date
Step 9 Fall Semester Begin
First week of instruction Monday 829 to Friday 92
First week of field Tuesday 96 to Friday 99
Monday 95 is NOT a field day due to Labor Day Holiday
Step 10 Attend Second Field Orientation
Thurs Sept 1 800-1200
University Union Redwood Room
Second OrientationAGENDA
1What to expect in the Field
2Your Learning Agreement
3Problem Resolution
4Mandatory Reporting
5Basic SW Ethics
6132016
3
Field Education
Field Education is a
series of Classes
First Year
SWRK 295 AB ldquoField Internshiprdquo
SWRK 204AB ldquoPractice Classrdquo
2 days-weekCreditNo Credit
16 hours
Thurs amp Friday
1 day-week or 1 day-month
Graded A-F(Must get ldquoBrdquo or higher to
pass)
Second Year
SWRK 295 CD ldquoField Internship
SWRK 204CD ldquoPractice Classrdquo
3 daysweekMon-Tues-Wed
CreditNo Credit
1 dayweek or 1 daymonthGraded A-F
Field and PracticeMust be taken concurrently
Must pass both to continue
MSWI Time Requirements
Fall Spring Total Hours
14 wks x 16 hrs = 224 hrs
18 wks x 16 hrs x =288 hrs
32 wks = 512 hours
NOTE These hours may vary depending upon University and Field Agency holidays
1 These hours may vary depending upon University and Field Agency holidays
2 In Spring Semester Field begins in early January weeks before classes begin
3 No ldquosick daysrdquo ndash Make up the time missed
4 Negotiate with Field Instructor in
advanced of anticipated absences
6132016
4
2016 FIELD HOLIDAYS AND OTHER IMPORTANT DATES
FALL SEMESTER 2016
First day of Instruction Mon 829
Labor Day Mon 95
First Field Week Begins Tues 96
Veterans Day Friday 1111
Thanksgiving Holiday 1124-25
Last week of field Dec 05-09
SPRING SEMESTER 2017
bullFirst Week of field Jan 03-06
bullMLK Day Mon 1 16
bull1st Week of Instruction Mon 123
bullSpring Break Mar 20-24
bullCesar Chavez Day Friday 331
bullLast Week of Field May 08-12
Job-Based Placements
JOB-BASED PLACEMENTS
1 Intern activities are extremely different from the job
2 A degreed social worker willing to provide one hour of ldquofield instructionrdquo per week
3 There is another person who will act as a job supervisor
4 The agency is 100 supportive of the employee acting like a ldquostudentrdquo and not an ldquoemployeerdquo during those internship hours
Two Types of Job-Field Placement
1 Job Conversion You have been working at an agency for a while That agency is willing to have you intern within that agency doing a different job
2 Job-Related Placement You get a brand new social work position that can be used as an internship
Pre-approval is required
6132016
5
CHALLENGES OF JOB-BASED PLACEMENTS
bullTension between student role and employee rolebullUniversityrsquos role in assisting when
problems arise is limitedbull If you lose your job you lose your
placementbull Loss of opportunity to experience
different organization and field of social work
Disclose Criminal Record Expunged or Not
Last week or in 1990
It doesnrsquot matter you have to disclose
Criminal Background Infobull Some of our best social workers are ldquoWounded
Healersrdquo
bull Many placements are open to place students with criminal backgrounds
Details-no Some information-yes
bull Email Field Director to get paperwork and set up appointment to discuss
Drinking While DrivingFrom here on out
Social Work Field Insurance
1 SPLIP Professional Liability Insurance Program
2 SAFECLIP Student Academic Field
Experience for Credit Liability
Insurance
You do not need to buy extra
liability insurance
Automobile Insurance
Sacramento State does not provide automobile insurance for students
Liability related to interns transporting clients in personal vehicles is between the agencyrsquos and the driverrsquos in agreement together
6132016
6
HOW PLACEMENTS ARE SELECTED Factors Considered
bullResidency location
bullHuman service experience
bullService area of interest
bullIndividual readiness for field
bullThe pool of agencies
MSWI versus MSWII Placements
MSWI provides a foundation for general skill building in Engagement Assessment Intervention Planning Intervention
MSWII Provides specialized skill building in social work skills It is often aligned with a career goal
bull Medical social work
bull GLBTQI Social Work
bull School Social Work
bull Prison Social Work
bull CPS Social Work
Take Note
You and Your Background
Although they inform your understanding of social
work they donrsquot qualify you as a social worker
bullBeing a recovering addict does not qualify you as an Addiction Social WorkerbullBeing GLBT doesnrsquot qualify you as a GLBT Social WorkerbullBeing a victim of domestic violence doesnrsquot quality you as a DV Social Work AdvocatebullBeing a parent doesnrsquot qualify you as a Child Social Worker
Close to Home
A student can be placed up to 50 miles from home
6132016
7
Criminal Background Check and Health amp Immunization Screens
Be prepared to self-pay
Act According to ldquoThe Seven Student Standardsrdquo
1 Behave in an Ethical Manner
2 Take Responsibility for Learning
3 Think Critically
4 Communicate Skillfully
5 Collaborate Effectively
6 Produce Quality Work
7 Assumes Responsibility for Obstacles to Learning
Increasing Competency
Every Student is at a
Different Level at the Beginning
bull Field Education is focused on developing 10 competencies
bullAs listed in ldquoLearning Agreementrdquo
LEARNING CURVE
Sept Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May
Level ofCompetence
THE STAGE
AGENCY UNIVERSITY
officiallegal tieldquoUniversityAgency Contractrdquo
6132016
8
THE MAIN CHARACTERSSTUDENT
FIELD INSTRUCTOR FIELD LIAISONMSW Professor
LEARNING STYLES
The Learning Style Self-Assessment Thinker
Thinker Best Ways to Learn
1 Wants to read manuals theory or other relevant material first
2 Wants to talk about what to do first
3 Appreciates watching others but really needs time to think about what the activity is and how best to go about it
Doer
6132016
9
Doer Best Ways to Learn
1 To get out there and do it
2 Apply concepts learned
3 Doesnrsquot want too much observation
4 Doesnrsquot want to read theory or manuals
Feeler
Feeler Best Ways to Learn
1 Wants to personally experience the activity first
2 Wants to do role plays
3 Pays much attention to ldquointuitionrdquo over what manual or instructor says
Observer
Observer Best Ways to Learn
1 Wants to listen to lectures of experts talking about the issue
2 Wants to discuss it first
3 Appreciates spending much time shadowing others before actually doing the activity by own self
AGENDA
1 Break into Small groups
- You will Receive Referral
2 Return to Large Group
6132016
10
2016 MSWI Field Placement Timeline
Step One
Attend this Orientation
Success
Step Two
Prepare a Resume
Step 3 Receive Field Placement Referral Email
1 Agency Response Form
2 Student Response Form
3 Liability Waiver
Before You Do Thishellip
Do this Check your SPAMJunk Mail
Step 4 Contact Agency For Interview
Call Yes
Email Yes
Text No
6132016
11
Email Etiquette
bull Your email messages reflect the University the Division of SW and hellipyou
bull Use email etiquette when communicating with the field agency and Division staff
bull This means use a salutation (ldquoHello Professor Lewisrdquo)
bull Traditional spelling punctuation and grammar apply
Step 5 Prepare for Interview
1 Research your placement agency on the web Find out exact location
2 Prepare for their questions3 Prepare your questions 4 Dress professionallyBe on time5 Have folderportfolio your
paperwork -Agencyrsquos web information-List of Questions -Resume
What Questions
will They Ask You
Types of Questions Asked
1 Can you tell us about your interest in studying social work as a major
2 Tell us about your interest in our agency
3 Why do you think you would be a good fit for this internship
4 Explain a work or school challenge you have had to overcome and how you did it
5 How would you respond to an angry client
6 Please read the following case study What are the risk factors What would you do first
6132016
12
What Questions
will You Ask the Agency
Prepare Questions for Agency
1 What is the overall structure of the agency
2 What are the responsibilities of a social work intern
3 What are the best things about your agency
4 What do you think is the most challenging aspect of this internship
5 What theories do you most often use in your work with clients
6 Other questions
These questions are available on
the Field Education website
ldquoPossible Interview Questionsrdquo
Step 6 After Interview
AcceptReject Placement
1 Student Response FormIf you reject the placement contact me right away
FYI You only get 3 referrals
2 Agency Response Form
ldquoAgency Response Formrdquo
1 Agency might send form to Ryan Jones
or
2 If field instructors accept on the spot you bring form into Division office
6132016
13
Step 7
By Friday July 22
Turn-in Job-Related or
Job-Conversions Form
(if relevant)
Step 8 Field Placement
Check-In
August 2016
Contact the agency during the first week of August to confirm the placement and verify a start date
Step 9 Fall Semester Begin
First week of instruction Monday 829 to Friday 92
First week of field Tuesday 96 to Friday 99
Monday 95 is NOT a field day due to Labor Day Holiday
Step 10 Attend Second Field Orientation
Thurs Sept 1 800-1200
University Union Redwood Room
Second OrientationAGENDA
1What to expect in the Field
2Your Learning Agreement
3Problem Resolution
4Mandatory Reporting
5Basic SW Ethics
6132016
4
2016 FIELD HOLIDAYS AND OTHER IMPORTANT DATES
FALL SEMESTER 2016
First day of Instruction Mon 829
Labor Day Mon 95
First Field Week Begins Tues 96
Veterans Day Friday 1111
Thanksgiving Holiday 1124-25
Last week of field Dec 05-09
SPRING SEMESTER 2017
bullFirst Week of field Jan 03-06
bullMLK Day Mon 1 16
bull1st Week of Instruction Mon 123
bullSpring Break Mar 20-24
bullCesar Chavez Day Friday 331
bullLast Week of Field May 08-12
Job-Based Placements
JOB-BASED PLACEMENTS
1 Intern activities are extremely different from the job
2 A degreed social worker willing to provide one hour of ldquofield instructionrdquo per week
3 There is another person who will act as a job supervisor
4 The agency is 100 supportive of the employee acting like a ldquostudentrdquo and not an ldquoemployeerdquo during those internship hours
Two Types of Job-Field Placement
1 Job Conversion You have been working at an agency for a while That agency is willing to have you intern within that agency doing a different job
2 Job-Related Placement You get a brand new social work position that can be used as an internship
Pre-approval is required
6132016
5
CHALLENGES OF JOB-BASED PLACEMENTS
bullTension between student role and employee rolebullUniversityrsquos role in assisting when
problems arise is limitedbull If you lose your job you lose your
placementbull Loss of opportunity to experience
different organization and field of social work
Disclose Criminal Record Expunged or Not
Last week or in 1990
It doesnrsquot matter you have to disclose
Criminal Background Infobull Some of our best social workers are ldquoWounded
Healersrdquo
bull Many placements are open to place students with criminal backgrounds
Details-no Some information-yes
bull Email Field Director to get paperwork and set up appointment to discuss
Drinking While DrivingFrom here on out
Social Work Field Insurance
1 SPLIP Professional Liability Insurance Program
2 SAFECLIP Student Academic Field
Experience for Credit Liability
Insurance
You do not need to buy extra
liability insurance
Automobile Insurance
Sacramento State does not provide automobile insurance for students
Liability related to interns transporting clients in personal vehicles is between the agencyrsquos and the driverrsquos in agreement together
6132016
6
HOW PLACEMENTS ARE SELECTED Factors Considered
bullResidency location
bullHuman service experience
bullService area of interest
bullIndividual readiness for field
bullThe pool of agencies
MSWI versus MSWII Placements
MSWI provides a foundation for general skill building in Engagement Assessment Intervention Planning Intervention
MSWII Provides specialized skill building in social work skills It is often aligned with a career goal
bull Medical social work
bull GLBTQI Social Work
bull School Social Work
bull Prison Social Work
bull CPS Social Work
Take Note
You and Your Background
Although they inform your understanding of social
work they donrsquot qualify you as a social worker
bullBeing a recovering addict does not qualify you as an Addiction Social WorkerbullBeing GLBT doesnrsquot qualify you as a GLBT Social WorkerbullBeing a victim of domestic violence doesnrsquot quality you as a DV Social Work AdvocatebullBeing a parent doesnrsquot qualify you as a Child Social Worker
Close to Home
A student can be placed up to 50 miles from home
6132016
7
Criminal Background Check and Health amp Immunization Screens
Be prepared to self-pay
Act According to ldquoThe Seven Student Standardsrdquo
1 Behave in an Ethical Manner
2 Take Responsibility for Learning
3 Think Critically
4 Communicate Skillfully
5 Collaborate Effectively
6 Produce Quality Work
7 Assumes Responsibility for Obstacles to Learning
Increasing Competency
Every Student is at a
Different Level at the Beginning
bull Field Education is focused on developing 10 competencies
bullAs listed in ldquoLearning Agreementrdquo
LEARNING CURVE
Sept Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May
Level ofCompetence
THE STAGE
AGENCY UNIVERSITY
officiallegal tieldquoUniversityAgency Contractrdquo
6132016
8
THE MAIN CHARACTERSSTUDENT
FIELD INSTRUCTOR FIELD LIAISONMSW Professor
LEARNING STYLES
The Learning Style Self-Assessment Thinker
Thinker Best Ways to Learn
1 Wants to read manuals theory or other relevant material first
2 Wants to talk about what to do first
3 Appreciates watching others but really needs time to think about what the activity is and how best to go about it
Doer
6132016
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Doer Best Ways to Learn
1 To get out there and do it
2 Apply concepts learned
3 Doesnrsquot want too much observation
4 Doesnrsquot want to read theory or manuals
Feeler
Feeler Best Ways to Learn
1 Wants to personally experience the activity first
2 Wants to do role plays
3 Pays much attention to ldquointuitionrdquo over what manual or instructor says
Observer
Observer Best Ways to Learn
1 Wants to listen to lectures of experts talking about the issue
2 Wants to discuss it first
3 Appreciates spending much time shadowing others before actually doing the activity by own self
AGENDA
1 Break into Small groups
- You will Receive Referral
2 Return to Large Group
6132016
10
2016 MSWI Field Placement Timeline
Step One
Attend this Orientation
Success
Step Two
Prepare a Resume
Step 3 Receive Field Placement Referral Email
1 Agency Response Form
2 Student Response Form
3 Liability Waiver
Before You Do Thishellip
Do this Check your SPAMJunk Mail
Step 4 Contact Agency For Interview
Call Yes
Email Yes
Text No
6132016
11
Email Etiquette
bull Your email messages reflect the University the Division of SW and hellipyou
bull Use email etiquette when communicating with the field agency and Division staff
bull This means use a salutation (ldquoHello Professor Lewisrdquo)
bull Traditional spelling punctuation and grammar apply
Step 5 Prepare for Interview
1 Research your placement agency on the web Find out exact location
2 Prepare for their questions3 Prepare your questions 4 Dress professionallyBe on time5 Have folderportfolio your
paperwork -Agencyrsquos web information-List of Questions -Resume
What Questions
will They Ask You
Types of Questions Asked
1 Can you tell us about your interest in studying social work as a major
2 Tell us about your interest in our agency
3 Why do you think you would be a good fit for this internship
4 Explain a work or school challenge you have had to overcome and how you did it
5 How would you respond to an angry client
6 Please read the following case study What are the risk factors What would you do first
6132016
12
What Questions
will You Ask the Agency
Prepare Questions for Agency
1 What is the overall structure of the agency
2 What are the responsibilities of a social work intern
3 What are the best things about your agency
4 What do you think is the most challenging aspect of this internship
5 What theories do you most often use in your work with clients
6 Other questions
These questions are available on
the Field Education website
ldquoPossible Interview Questionsrdquo
Step 6 After Interview
AcceptReject Placement
1 Student Response FormIf you reject the placement contact me right away
FYI You only get 3 referrals
2 Agency Response Form
ldquoAgency Response Formrdquo
1 Agency might send form to Ryan Jones
or
2 If field instructors accept on the spot you bring form into Division office
6132016
13
Step 7
By Friday July 22
Turn-in Job-Related or
Job-Conversions Form
(if relevant)
Step 8 Field Placement
Check-In
August 2016
Contact the agency during the first week of August to confirm the placement and verify a start date
Step 9 Fall Semester Begin
First week of instruction Monday 829 to Friday 92
First week of field Tuesday 96 to Friday 99
Monday 95 is NOT a field day due to Labor Day Holiday
Step 10 Attend Second Field Orientation
Thurs Sept 1 800-1200
University Union Redwood Room
Second OrientationAGENDA
1What to expect in the Field
2Your Learning Agreement
3Problem Resolution
4Mandatory Reporting
5Basic SW Ethics
6132016
5
CHALLENGES OF JOB-BASED PLACEMENTS
bullTension between student role and employee rolebullUniversityrsquos role in assisting when
problems arise is limitedbull If you lose your job you lose your
placementbull Loss of opportunity to experience
different organization and field of social work
Disclose Criminal Record Expunged or Not
Last week or in 1990
It doesnrsquot matter you have to disclose
Criminal Background Infobull Some of our best social workers are ldquoWounded
Healersrdquo
bull Many placements are open to place students with criminal backgrounds
Details-no Some information-yes
bull Email Field Director to get paperwork and set up appointment to discuss
Drinking While DrivingFrom here on out
Social Work Field Insurance
1 SPLIP Professional Liability Insurance Program
2 SAFECLIP Student Academic Field
Experience for Credit Liability
Insurance
You do not need to buy extra
liability insurance
Automobile Insurance
Sacramento State does not provide automobile insurance for students
Liability related to interns transporting clients in personal vehicles is between the agencyrsquos and the driverrsquos in agreement together
6132016
6
HOW PLACEMENTS ARE SELECTED Factors Considered
bullResidency location
bullHuman service experience
bullService area of interest
bullIndividual readiness for field
bullThe pool of agencies
MSWI versus MSWII Placements
MSWI provides a foundation for general skill building in Engagement Assessment Intervention Planning Intervention
MSWII Provides specialized skill building in social work skills It is often aligned with a career goal
bull Medical social work
bull GLBTQI Social Work
bull School Social Work
bull Prison Social Work
bull CPS Social Work
Take Note
You and Your Background
Although they inform your understanding of social
work they donrsquot qualify you as a social worker
bullBeing a recovering addict does not qualify you as an Addiction Social WorkerbullBeing GLBT doesnrsquot qualify you as a GLBT Social WorkerbullBeing a victim of domestic violence doesnrsquot quality you as a DV Social Work AdvocatebullBeing a parent doesnrsquot qualify you as a Child Social Worker
Close to Home
A student can be placed up to 50 miles from home
6132016
7
Criminal Background Check and Health amp Immunization Screens
Be prepared to self-pay
Act According to ldquoThe Seven Student Standardsrdquo
1 Behave in an Ethical Manner
2 Take Responsibility for Learning
3 Think Critically
4 Communicate Skillfully
5 Collaborate Effectively
6 Produce Quality Work
7 Assumes Responsibility for Obstacles to Learning
Increasing Competency
Every Student is at a
Different Level at the Beginning
bull Field Education is focused on developing 10 competencies
bullAs listed in ldquoLearning Agreementrdquo
LEARNING CURVE
Sept Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May
Level ofCompetence
THE STAGE
AGENCY UNIVERSITY
officiallegal tieldquoUniversityAgency Contractrdquo
6132016
8
THE MAIN CHARACTERSSTUDENT
FIELD INSTRUCTOR FIELD LIAISONMSW Professor
LEARNING STYLES
The Learning Style Self-Assessment Thinker
Thinker Best Ways to Learn
1 Wants to read manuals theory or other relevant material first
2 Wants to talk about what to do first
3 Appreciates watching others but really needs time to think about what the activity is and how best to go about it
Doer
6132016
9
Doer Best Ways to Learn
1 To get out there and do it
2 Apply concepts learned
3 Doesnrsquot want too much observation
4 Doesnrsquot want to read theory or manuals
Feeler
Feeler Best Ways to Learn
1 Wants to personally experience the activity first
2 Wants to do role plays
3 Pays much attention to ldquointuitionrdquo over what manual or instructor says
Observer
Observer Best Ways to Learn
1 Wants to listen to lectures of experts talking about the issue
2 Wants to discuss it first
3 Appreciates spending much time shadowing others before actually doing the activity by own self
AGENDA
1 Break into Small groups
- You will Receive Referral
2 Return to Large Group
6132016
10
2016 MSWI Field Placement Timeline
Step One
Attend this Orientation
Success
Step Two
Prepare a Resume
Step 3 Receive Field Placement Referral Email
1 Agency Response Form
2 Student Response Form
3 Liability Waiver
Before You Do Thishellip
Do this Check your SPAMJunk Mail
Step 4 Contact Agency For Interview
Call Yes
Email Yes
Text No
6132016
11
Email Etiquette
bull Your email messages reflect the University the Division of SW and hellipyou
bull Use email etiquette when communicating with the field agency and Division staff
bull This means use a salutation (ldquoHello Professor Lewisrdquo)
bull Traditional spelling punctuation and grammar apply
Step 5 Prepare for Interview
1 Research your placement agency on the web Find out exact location
2 Prepare for their questions3 Prepare your questions 4 Dress professionallyBe on time5 Have folderportfolio your
paperwork -Agencyrsquos web information-List of Questions -Resume
What Questions
will They Ask You
Types of Questions Asked
1 Can you tell us about your interest in studying social work as a major
2 Tell us about your interest in our agency
3 Why do you think you would be a good fit for this internship
4 Explain a work or school challenge you have had to overcome and how you did it
5 How would you respond to an angry client
6 Please read the following case study What are the risk factors What would you do first
6132016
12
What Questions
will You Ask the Agency
Prepare Questions for Agency
1 What is the overall structure of the agency
2 What are the responsibilities of a social work intern
3 What are the best things about your agency
4 What do you think is the most challenging aspect of this internship
5 What theories do you most often use in your work with clients
6 Other questions
These questions are available on
the Field Education website
ldquoPossible Interview Questionsrdquo
Step 6 After Interview
AcceptReject Placement
1 Student Response FormIf you reject the placement contact me right away
FYI You only get 3 referrals
2 Agency Response Form
ldquoAgency Response Formrdquo
1 Agency might send form to Ryan Jones
or
2 If field instructors accept on the spot you bring form into Division office
6132016
13
Step 7
By Friday July 22
Turn-in Job-Related or
Job-Conversions Form
(if relevant)
Step 8 Field Placement
Check-In
August 2016
Contact the agency during the first week of August to confirm the placement and verify a start date
Step 9 Fall Semester Begin
First week of instruction Monday 829 to Friday 92
First week of field Tuesday 96 to Friday 99
Monday 95 is NOT a field day due to Labor Day Holiday
Step 10 Attend Second Field Orientation
Thurs Sept 1 800-1200
University Union Redwood Room
Second OrientationAGENDA
1What to expect in the Field
2Your Learning Agreement
3Problem Resolution
4Mandatory Reporting
5Basic SW Ethics
6132016
6
HOW PLACEMENTS ARE SELECTED Factors Considered
bullResidency location
bullHuman service experience
bullService area of interest
bullIndividual readiness for field
bullThe pool of agencies
MSWI versus MSWII Placements
MSWI provides a foundation for general skill building in Engagement Assessment Intervention Planning Intervention
MSWII Provides specialized skill building in social work skills It is often aligned with a career goal
bull Medical social work
bull GLBTQI Social Work
bull School Social Work
bull Prison Social Work
bull CPS Social Work
Take Note
You and Your Background
Although they inform your understanding of social
work they donrsquot qualify you as a social worker
bullBeing a recovering addict does not qualify you as an Addiction Social WorkerbullBeing GLBT doesnrsquot qualify you as a GLBT Social WorkerbullBeing a victim of domestic violence doesnrsquot quality you as a DV Social Work AdvocatebullBeing a parent doesnrsquot qualify you as a Child Social Worker
Close to Home
A student can be placed up to 50 miles from home
6132016
7
Criminal Background Check and Health amp Immunization Screens
Be prepared to self-pay
Act According to ldquoThe Seven Student Standardsrdquo
1 Behave in an Ethical Manner
2 Take Responsibility for Learning
3 Think Critically
4 Communicate Skillfully
5 Collaborate Effectively
6 Produce Quality Work
7 Assumes Responsibility for Obstacles to Learning
Increasing Competency
Every Student is at a
Different Level at the Beginning
bull Field Education is focused on developing 10 competencies
bullAs listed in ldquoLearning Agreementrdquo
LEARNING CURVE
Sept Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May
Level ofCompetence
THE STAGE
AGENCY UNIVERSITY
officiallegal tieldquoUniversityAgency Contractrdquo
6132016
8
THE MAIN CHARACTERSSTUDENT
FIELD INSTRUCTOR FIELD LIAISONMSW Professor
LEARNING STYLES
The Learning Style Self-Assessment Thinker
Thinker Best Ways to Learn
1 Wants to read manuals theory or other relevant material first
2 Wants to talk about what to do first
3 Appreciates watching others but really needs time to think about what the activity is and how best to go about it
Doer
6132016
9
Doer Best Ways to Learn
1 To get out there and do it
2 Apply concepts learned
3 Doesnrsquot want too much observation
4 Doesnrsquot want to read theory or manuals
Feeler
Feeler Best Ways to Learn
1 Wants to personally experience the activity first
2 Wants to do role plays
3 Pays much attention to ldquointuitionrdquo over what manual or instructor says
Observer
Observer Best Ways to Learn
1 Wants to listen to lectures of experts talking about the issue
2 Wants to discuss it first
3 Appreciates spending much time shadowing others before actually doing the activity by own self
AGENDA
1 Break into Small groups
- You will Receive Referral
2 Return to Large Group
6132016
10
2016 MSWI Field Placement Timeline
Step One
Attend this Orientation
Success
Step Two
Prepare a Resume
Step 3 Receive Field Placement Referral Email
1 Agency Response Form
2 Student Response Form
3 Liability Waiver
Before You Do Thishellip
Do this Check your SPAMJunk Mail
Step 4 Contact Agency For Interview
Call Yes
Email Yes
Text No
6132016
11
Email Etiquette
bull Your email messages reflect the University the Division of SW and hellipyou
bull Use email etiquette when communicating with the field agency and Division staff
bull This means use a salutation (ldquoHello Professor Lewisrdquo)
bull Traditional spelling punctuation and grammar apply
Step 5 Prepare for Interview
1 Research your placement agency on the web Find out exact location
2 Prepare for their questions3 Prepare your questions 4 Dress professionallyBe on time5 Have folderportfolio your
paperwork -Agencyrsquos web information-List of Questions -Resume
What Questions
will They Ask You
Types of Questions Asked
1 Can you tell us about your interest in studying social work as a major
2 Tell us about your interest in our agency
3 Why do you think you would be a good fit for this internship
4 Explain a work or school challenge you have had to overcome and how you did it
5 How would you respond to an angry client
6 Please read the following case study What are the risk factors What would you do first
6132016
12
What Questions
will You Ask the Agency
Prepare Questions for Agency
1 What is the overall structure of the agency
2 What are the responsibilities of a social work intern
3 What are the best things about your agency
4 What do you think is the most challenging aspect of this internship
5 What theories do you most often use in your work with clients
6 Other questions
These questions are available on
the Field Education website
ldquoPossible Interview Questionsrdquo
Step 6 After Interview
AcceptReject Placement
1 Student Response FormIf you reject the placement contact me right away
FYI You only get 3 referrals
2 Agency Response Form
ldquoAgency Response Formrdquo
1 Agency might send form to Ryan Jones
or
2 If field instructors accept on the spot you bring form into Division office
6132016
13
Step 7
By Friday July 22
Turn-in Job-Related or
Job-Conversions Form
(if relevant)
Step 8 Field Placement
Check-In
August 2016
Contact the agency during the first week of August to confirm the placement and verify a start date
Step 9 Fall Semester Begin
First week of instruction Monday 829 to Friday 92
First week of field Tuesday 96 to Friday 99
Monday 95 is NOT a field day due to Labor Day Holiday
Step 10 Attend Second Field Orientation
Thurs Sept 1 800-1200
University Union Redwood Room
Second OrientationAGENDA
1What to expect in the Field
2Your Learning Agreement
3Problem Resolution
4Mandatory Reporting
5Basic SW Ethics
6132016
7
Criminal Background Check and Health amp Immunization Screens
Be prepared to self-pay
Act According to ldquoThe Seven Student Standardsrdquo
1 Behave in an Ethical Manner
2 Take Responsibility for Learning
3 Think Critically
4 Communicate Skillfully
5 Collaborate Effectively
6 Produce Quality Work
7 Assumes Responsibility for Obstacles to Learning
Increasing Competency
Every Student is at a
Different Level at the Beginning
bull Field Education is focused on developing 10 competencies
bullAs listed in ldquoLearning Agreementrdquo
LEARNING CURVE
Sept Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May
Level ofCompetence
THE STAGE
AGENCY UNIVERSITY
officiallegal tieldquoUniversityAgency Contractrdquo
6132016
8
THE MAIN CHARACTERSSTUDENT
FIELD INSTRUCTOR FIELD LIAISONMSW Professor
LEARNING STYLES
The Learning Style Self-Assessment Thinker
Thinker Best Ways to Learn
1 Wants to read manuals theory or other relevant material first
2 Wants to talk about what to do first
3 Appreciates watching others but really needs time to think about what the activity is and how best to go about it
Doer
6132016
9
Doer Best Ways to Learn
1 To get out there and do it
2 Apply concepts learned
3 Doesnrsquot want too much observation
4 Doesnrsquot want to read theory or manuals
Feeler
Feeler Best Ways to Learn
1 Wants to personally experience the activity first
2 Wants to do role plays
3 Pays much attention to ldquointuitionrdquo over what manual or instructor says
Observer
Observer Best Ways to Learn
1 Wants to listen to lectures of experts talking about the issue
2 Wants to discuss it first
3 Appreciates spending much time shadowing others before actually doing the activity by own self
AGENDA
1 Break into Small groups
- You will Receive Referral
2 Return to Large Group
6132016
10
2016 MSWI Field Placement Timeline
Step One
Attend this Orientation
Success
Step Two
Prepare a Resume
Step 3 Receive Field Placement Referral Email
1 Agency Response Form
2 Student Response Form
3 Liability Waiver
Before You Do Thishellip
Do this Check your SPAMJunk Mail
Step 4 Contact Agency For Interview
Call Yes
Email Yes
Text No
6132016
11
Email Etiquette
bull Your email messages reflect the University the Division of SW and hellipyou
bull Use email etiquette when communicating with the field agency and Division staff
bull This means use a salutation (ldquoHello Professor Lewisrdquo)
bull Traditional spelling punctuation and grammar apply
Step 5 Prepare for Interview
1 Research your placement agency on the web Find out exact location
2 Prepare for their questions3 Prepare your questions 4 Dress professionallyBe on time5 Have folderportfolio your
paperwork -Agencyrsquos web information-List of Questions -Resume
What Questions
will They Ask You
Types of Questions Asked
1 Can you tell us about your interest in studying social work as a major
2 Tell us about your interest in our agency
3 Why do you think you would be a good fit for this internship
4 Explain a work or school challenge you have had to overcome and how you did it
5 How would you respond to an angry client
6 Please read the following case study What are the risk factors What would you do first
6132016
12
What Questions
will You Ask the Agency
Prepare Questions for Agency
1 What is the overall structure of the agency
2 What are the responsibilities of a social work intern
3 What are the best things about your agency
4 What do you think is the most challenging aspect of this internship
5 What theories do you most often use in your work with clients
6 Other questions
These questions are available on
the Field Education website
ldquoPossible Interview Questionsrdquo
Step 6 After Interview
AcceptReject Placement
1 Student Response FormIf you reject the placement contact me right away
FYI You only get 3 referrals
2 Agency Response Form
ldquoAgency Response Formrdquo
1 Agency might send form to Ryan Jones
or
2 If field instructors accept on the spot you bring form into Division office
6132016
13
Step 7
By Friday July 22
Turn-in Job-Related or
Job-Conversions Form
(if relevant)
Step 8 Field Placement
Check-In
August 2016
Contact the agency during the first week of August to confirm the placement and verify a start date
Step 9 Fall Semester Begin
First week of instruction Monday 829 to Friday 92
First week of field Tuesday 96 to Friday 99
Monday 95 is NOT a field day due to Labor Day Holiday
Step 10 Attend Second Field Orientation
Thurs Sept 1 800-1200
University Union Redwood Room
Second OrientationAGENDA
1What to expect in the Field
2Your Learning Agreement
3Problem Resolution
4Mandatory Reporting
5Basic SW Ethics
6132016
8
THE MAIN CHARACTERSSTUDENT
FIELD INSTRUCTOR FIELD LIAISONMSW Professor
LEARNING STYLES
The Learning Style Self-Assessment Thinker
Thinker Best Ways to Learn
1 Wants to read manuals theory or other relevant material first
2 Wants to talk about what to do first
3 Appreciates watching others but really needs time to think about what the activity is and how best to go about it
Doer
6132016
9
Doer Best Ways to Learn
1 To get out there and do it
2 Apply concepts learned
3 Doesnrsquot want too much observation
4 Doesnrsquot want to read theory or manuals
Feeler
Feeler Best Ways to Learn
1 Wants to personally experience the activity first
2 Wants to do role plays
3 Pays much attention to ldquointuitionrdquo over what manual or instructor says
Observer
Observer Best Ways to Learn
1 Wants to listen to lectures of experts talking about the issue
2 Wants to discuss it first
3 Appreciates spending much time shadowing others before actually doing the activity by own self
AGENDA
1 Break into Small groups
- You will Receive Referral
2 Return to Large Group
6132016
10
2016 MSWI Field Placement Timeline
Step One
Attend this Orientation
Success
Step Two
Prepare a Resume
Step 3 Receive Field Placement Referral Email
1 Agency Response Form
2 Student Response Form
3 Liability Waiver
Before You Do Thishellip
Do this Check your SPAMJunk Mail
Step 4 Contact Agency For Interview
Call Yes
Email Yes
Text No
6132016
11
Email Etiquette
bull Your email messages reflect the University the Division of SW and hellipyou
bull Use email etiquette when communicating with the field agency and Division staff
bull This means use a salutation (ldquoHello Professor Lewisrdquo)
bull Traditional spelling punctuation and grammar apply
Step 5 Prepare for Interview
1 Research your placement agency on the web Find out exact location
2 Prepare for their questions3 Prepare your questions 4 Dress professionallyBe on time5 Have folderportfolio your
paperwork -Agencyrsquos web information-List of Questions -Resume
What Questions
will They Ask You
Types of Questions Asked
1 Can you tell us about your interest in studying social work as a major
2 Tell us about your interest in our agency
3 Why do you think you would be a good fit for this internship
4 Explain a work or school challenge you have had to overcome and how you did it
5 How would you respond to an angry client
6 Please read the following case study What are the risk factors What would you do first
6132016
12
What Questions
will You Ask the Agency
Prepare Questions for Agency
1 What is the overall structure of the agency
2 What are the responsibilities of a social work intern
3 What are the best things about your agency
4 What do you think is the most challenging aspect of this internship
5 What theories do you most often use in your work with clients
6 Other questions
These questions are available on
the Field Education website
ldquoPossible Interview Questionsrdquo
Step 6 After Interview
AcceptReject Placement
1 Student Response FormIf you reject the placement contact me right away
FYI You only get 3 referrals
2 Agency Response Form
ldquoAgency Response Formrdquo
1 Agency might send form to Ryan Jones
or
2 If field instructors accept on the spot you bring form into Division office
6132016
13
Step 7
By Friday July 22
Turn-in Job-Related or
Job-Conversions Form
(if relevant)
Step 8 Field Placement
Check-In
August 2016
Contact the agency during the first week of August to confirm the placement and verify a start date
Step 9 Fall Semester Begin
First week of instruction Monday 829 to Friday 92
First week of field Tuesday 96 to Friday 99
Monday 95 is NOT a field day due to Labor Day Holiday
Step 10 Attend Second Field Orientation
Thurs Sept 1 800-1200
University Union Redwood Room
Second OrientationAGENDA
1What to expect in the Field
2Your Learning Agreement
3Problem Resolution
4Mandatory Reporting
5Basic SW Ethics
6132016
9
Doer Best Ways to Learn
1 To get out there and do it
2 Apply concepts learned
3 Doesnrsquot want too much observation
4 Doesnrsquot want to read theory or manuals
Feeler
Feeler Best Ways to Learn
1 Wants to personally experience the activity first
2 Wants to do role plays
3 Pays much attention to ldquointuitionrdquo over what manual or instructor says
Observer
Observer Best Ways to Learn
1 Wants to listen to lectures of experts talking about the issue
2 Wants to discuss it first
3 Appreciates spending much time shadowing others before actually doing the activity by own self
AGENDA
1 Break into Small groups
- You will Receive Referral
2 Return to Large Group
6132016
10
2016 MSWI Field Placement Timeline
Step One
Attend this Orientation
Success
Step Two
Prepare a Resume
Step 3 Receive Field Placement Referral Email
1 Agency Response Form
2 Student Response Form
3 Liability Waiver
Before You Do Thishellip
Do this Check your SPAMJunk Mail
Step 4 Contact Agency For Interview
Call Yes
Email Yes
Text No
6132016
11
Email Etiquette
bull Your email messages reflect the University the Division of SW and hellipyou
bull Use email etiquette when communicating with the field agency and Division staff
bull This means use a salutation (ldquoHello Professor Lewisrdquo)
bull Traditional spelling punctuation and grammar apply
Step 5 Prepare for Interview
1 Research your placement agency on the web Find out exact location
2 Prepare for their questions3 Prepare your questions 4 Dress professionallyBe on time5 Have folderportfolio your
paperwork -Agencyrsquos web information-List of Questions -Resume
What Questions
will They Ask You
Types of Questions Asked
1 Can you tell us about your interest in studying social work as a major
2 Tell us about your interest in our agency
3 Why do you think you would be a good fit for this internship
4 Explain a work or school challenge you have had to overcome and how you did it
5 How would you respond to an angry client
6 Please read the following case study What are the risk factors What would you do first
6132016
12
What Questions
will You Ask the Agency
Prepare Questions for Agency
1 What is the overall structure of the agency
2 What are the responsibilities of a social work intern
3 What are the best things about your agency
4 What do you think is the most challenging aspect of this internship
5 What theories do you most often use in your work with clients
6 Other questions
These questions are available on
the Field Education website
ldquoPossible Interview Questionsrdquo
Step 6 After Interview
AcceptReject Placement
1 Student Response FormIf you reject the placement contact me right away
FYI You only get 3 referrals
2 Agency Response Form
ldquoAgency Response Formrdquo
1 Agency might send form to Ryan Jones
or
2 If field instructors accept on the spot you bring form into Division office
6132016
13
Step 7
By Friday July 22
Turn-in Job-Related or
Job-Conversions Form
(if relevant)
Step 8 Field Placement
Check-In
August 2016
Contact the agency during the first week of August to confirm the placement and verify a start date
Step 9 Fall Semester Begin
First week of instruction Monday 829 to Friday 92
First week of field Tuesday 96 to Friday 99
Monday 95 is NOT a field day due to Labor Day Holiday
Step 10 Attend Second Field Orientation
Thurs Sept 1 800-1200
University Union Redwood Room
Second OrientationAGENDA
1What to expect in the Field
2Your Learning Agreement
3Problem Resolution
4Mandatory Reporting
5Basic SW Ethics
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2016 MSWI Field Placement Timeline
Step One
Attend this Orientation
Success
Step Two
Prepare a Resume
Step 3 Receive Field Placement Referral Email
1 Agency Response Form
2 Student Response Form
3 Liability Waiver
Before You Do Thishellip
Do this Check your SPAMJunk Mail
Step 4 Contact Agency For Interview
Call Yes
Email Yes
Text No
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Email Etiquette
bull Your email messages reflect the University the Division of SW and hellipyou
bull Use email etiquette when communicating with the field agency and Division staff
bull This means use a salutation (ldquoHello Professor Lewisrdquo)
bull Traditional spelling punctuation and grammar apply
Step 5 Prepare for Interview
1 Research your placement agency on the web Find out exact location
2 Prepare for their questions3 Prepare your questions 4 Dress professionallyBe on time5 Have folderportfolio your
paperwork -Agencyrsquos web information-List of Questions -Resume
What Questions
will They Ask You
Types of Questions Asked
1 Can you tell us about your interest in studying social work as a major
2 Tell us about your interest in our agency
3 Why do you think you would be a good fit for this internship
4 Explain a work or school challenge you have had to overcome and how you did it
5 How would you respond to an angry client
6 Please read the following case study What are the risk factors What would you do first
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What Questions
will You Ask the Agency
Prepare Questions for Agency
1 What is the overall structure of the agency
2 What are the responsibilities of a social work intern
3 What are the best things about your agency
4 What do you think is the most challenging aspect of this internship
5 What theories do you most often use in your work with clients
6 Other questions
These questions are available on
the Field Education website
ldquoPossible Interview Questionsrdquo
Step 6 After Interview
AcceptReject Placement
1 Student Response FormIf you reject the placement contact me right away
FYI You only get 3 referrals
2 Agency Response Form
ldquoAgency Response Formrdquo
1 Agency might send form to Ryan Jones
or
2 If field instructors accept on the spot you bring form into Division office
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Step 7
By Friday July 22
Turn-in Job-Related or
Job-Conversions Form
(if relevant)
Step 8 Field Placement
Check-In
August 2016
Contact the agency during the first week of August to confirm the placement and verify a start date
Step 9 Fall Semester Begin
First week of instruction Monday 829 to Friday 92
First week of field Tuesday 96 to Friday 99
Monday 95 is NOT a field day due to Labor Day Holiday
Step 10 Attend Second Field Orientation
Thurs Sept 1 800-1200
University Union Redwood Room
Second OrientationAGENDA
1What to expect in the Field
2Your Learning Agreement
3Problem Resolution
4Mandatory Reporting
5Basic SW Ethics
6132016
11
Email Etiquette
bull Your email messages reflect the University the Division of SW and hellipyou
bull Use email etiquette when communicating with the field agency and Division staff
bull This means use a salutation (ldquoHello Professor Lewisrdquo)
bull Traditional spelling punctuation and grammar apply
Step 5 Prepare for Interview
1 Research your placement agency on the web Find out exact location
2 Prepare for their questions3 Prepare your questions 4 Dress professionallyBe on time5 Have folderportfolio your
paperwork -Agencyrsquos web information-List of Questions -Resume
What Questions
will They Ask You
Types of Questions Asked
1 Can you tell us about your interest in studying social work as a major
2 Tell us about your interest in our agency
3 Why do you think you would be a good fit for this internship
4 Explain a work or school challenge you have had to overcome and how you did it
5 How would you respond to an angry client
6 Please read the following case study What are the risk factors What would you do first
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12
What Questions
will You Ask the Agency
Prepare Questions for Agency
1 What is the overall structure of the agency
2 What are the responsibilities of a social work intern
3 What are the best things about your agency
4 What do you think is the most challenging aspect of this internship
5 What theories do you most often use in your work with clients
6 Other questions
These questions are available on
the Field Education website
ldquoPossible Interview Questionsrdquo
Step 6 After Interview
AcceptReject Placement
1 Student Response FormIf you reject the placement contact me right away
FYI You only get 3 referrals
2 Agency Response Form
ldquoAgency Response Formrdquo
1 Agency might send form to Ryan Jones
or
2 If field instructors accept on the spot you bring form into Division office
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Step 7
By Friday July 22
Turn-in Job-Related or
Job-Conversions Form
(if relevant)
Step 8 Field Placement
Check-In
August 2016
Contact the agency during the first week of August to confirm the placement and verify a start date
Step 9 Fall Semester Begin
First week of instruction Monday 829 to Friday 92
First week of field Tuesday 96 to Friday 99
Monday 95 is NOT a field day due to Labor Day Holiday
Step 10 Attend Second Field Orientation
Thurs Sept 1 800-1200
University Union Redwood Room
Second OrientationAGENDA
1What to expect in the Field
2Your Learning Agreement
3Problem Resolution
4Mandatory Reporting
5Basic SW Ethics
6132016
12
What Questions
will You Ask the Agency
Prepare Questions for Agency
1 What is the overall structure of the agency
2 What are the responsibilities of a social work intern
3 What are the best things about your agency
4 What do you think is the most challenging aspect of this internship
5 What theories do you most often use in your work with clients
6 Other questions
These questions are available on
the Field Education website
ldquoPossible Interview Questionsrdquo
Step 6 After Interview
AcceptReject Placement
1 Student Response FormIf you reject the placement contact me right away
FYI You only get 3 referrals
2 Agency Response Form
ldquoAgency Response Formrdquo
1 Agency might send form to Ryan Jones
or
2 If field instructors accept on the spot you bring form into Division office
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Step 7
By Friday July 22
Turn-in Job-Related or
Job-Conversions Form
(if relevant)
Step 8 Field Placement
Check-In
August 2016
Contact the agency during the first week of August to confirm the placement and verify a start date
Step 9 Fall Semester Begin
First week of instruction Monday 829 to Friday 92
First week of field Tuesday 96 to Friday 99
Monday 95 is NOT a field day due to Labor Day Holiday
Step 10 Attend Second Field Orientation
Thurs Sept 1 800-1200
University Union Redwood Room
Second OrientationAGENDA
1What to expect in the Field
2Your Learning Agreement
3Problem Resolution
4Mandatory Reporting
5Basic SW Ethics
6132016
13
Step 7
By Friday July 22
Turn-in Job-Related or
Job-Conversions Form
(if relevant)
Step 8 Field Placement
Check-In
August 2016
Contact the agency during the first week of August to confirm the placement and verify a start date
Step 9 Fall Semester Begin
First week of instruction Monday 829 to Friday 92
First week of field Tuesday 96 to Friday 99
Monday 95 is NOT a field day due to Labor Day Holiday
Step 10 Attend Second Field Orientation
Thurs Sept 1 800-1200
University Union Redwood Room
Second OrientationAGENDA
1What to expect in the Field
2Your Learning Agreement
3Problem Resolution
4Mandatory Reporting
5Basic SW Ethics