Writing a Social Work Resume that Works
By Erin Timmermans, MPA Whether you are a new or seasoned professional, developing a resume can be a source of frustration for many social workers. As you search the internet, … Continue reading
Erin Timmermans, MPA: Farewell to NASW-NC
As of June 2013, Erin Timmermans, NASW-NC Associate Executive Director has transitioned from full-time staff to working for Give an Hour (GAH) in support of GAH’s collaboration with Wounded Warrior … Continue reading
Making End-of-Life Decisions: National Healthcare Decisions Day
By: DeWitt Black, ACSW, LCSW; NASW-NC Member Tuesday, April 16, 2013 has been set aside as National Healthcare Decisions Day. The North Carolina Chapter of the National Association of Social … Continue reading
Fayetteville LPU Ethics Workshop: “Freakin’ Awesome!”
By Tanisha James, MSW, LCSW, LISW-CP; NASW-NC Board of Directors Representative and Fayetteville Local Program Unit Chair In celebration of Social Work Month, the Fayetteville Local Program Unit thanks NASW-NC … Continue reading
Networking Essentials for Social Workers
By Elizabeth Wurtzel, Social Media Intern “Position yourself as a center of influence – the one who knows the movers and shakers. People will respond to that, and you’ll soon … Continue reading
Attending Advocacy Day: Schedule a meeting with your legislators
Preparing for Social Work Advocacy Day involves many aspects! Perhaps the biggest preparation is scheduling a meeting with your legislator- the most VITAL part of attending Social Work Advocacy Day. … Continue reading
Where do we go from here? Ethics and the future of the Social Work profession
Come join Gregory Perkins at the 2013 Ethics Conference where we will engage in discussion about the social work profession and the challenges that may be encountered with the changing … Continue reading
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