Additions Studies Minor

Have you ever thought about helping those who are living with a substance use disorder? Is there a possibility that you may engage an individual who is living with a substance use disorder in your future professions? Are you interested in learning the answers to questions like “Why can’t they just stop?” or “What does the brain really look like on drugs?” Then this may be the minor for you.

The Department of Social Work Transitions to the School of Health Sciences

“We are thrilled to announce the transition of the Social Work program to the School of Health Sciences. This move presents exciting opportunities for the growth and development of our BSW program, including the ability and support to create a Master of Social Work (MSW) program By aligning with the School of Health Sciences, we will strengthen our connections to a wider network of healthcare providers, enhancing our students' learning experiences and expanding their professional opportunities. Additionally, this integration will provide invaluable support for our ongoing accreditation services, ensuring the continued excellence of our Social Work program. We look forward to the new possibilities this transition will bring!”

-Jennifer Withrow, Ed. D., MSW

Program Type:

Undergraduate

Program Format:

On Campus

Night and Weekend Courses with Zoom Participation Options

School & Department:

School of Health Sciences
Social Work

Leadership:

Angela Knighten
MSW, LSW
BSW Director of Field Education and Instructor

Angela.Knighten@msj.edu

Jennifer Withrow
Ed.D., MSW
Department Chair Social Work, Director & Assistant Professor

Jennifer.Withrow@msj.edu

100

100 Years of Preparing Healthcare Leaders

Great Complement to Any Degree

35 Years

The MSJ Social Work Program has been accredited since 1991 by the CSWE

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Addictions Studies Minor at a Glance

18
Credit Hours

$665
Per Credit Hour

Blended
Learning Format

CSWE
Accredited

Addictions Studies Minor at the Mount

Student Clubs

Phi Alpha:

Social work students are encouraged to join Phi Alpha Honor Society, a national social work honor society that connects social work students, faculty, and practitioners. Phi Alpha promotes humanitarian goals and ideas, fosters high educational standards for social workers, and encourages membership from those who pursue excellence in scholarship and achievement within social work.

For more information on Phi Alpha, click here.

Social Work Club:

Social Work Club provides a closer bond and connection among Mount students, promotes humanitarian goals and ideals on campus and in the community, and develops the talents of students in service to and for the greater good of the campus and surrounding community.

Launch Experience

The MSJ School of Health Sciences has a legacy of training leaders in social work professions and continues to prepare students for impactful careers in today's fast-paced society. Here, you gain the knowledge and hands-on experience needed to thrive and deliver compassionate care. With expert faculty, small class sizes, and strong partnerships, students graduate ready to lead with confidence, compassion, and purpose.