Troy University Baccalaureate Social Work Program Assessment of Student Learning Outcomes
Human Services Field Practicum
The Human Services major allows the completion of 300 clock hours in an agency setting which will be approved by the Director of Human Service Practicums. The Human Service Practicum will be completed during the student’s last term/semester. While students are encourage to discover agencies that are of particular interest to their unique educational experience, the final approval of the practicum setting rests with the Director of Human Service Practicums.
Some examples of field practicum placement agencies include but are not limited to:
Barbour County Department of Public Health;
Bullock County Department of Human Resources;
Coffee County Department of Human Resources;
Coffee County Department of Public Health;
Crenshaw County Department of Human Resources;
Dale County Department of Human Resources;
Dialysis Clinic, Inc;
Enterprise Nursing Home;
First Baptist Community Ministries;
Houston County Department of Human Resources;
Houston County Department of Public Health;
Kindred Hospice;
Montgomery County Department of Human Resources;
Pike County Department of Human Resources;
Therapeutic Foster Care;
The House of Ruth, Inc;
Troy Health and Rehabilitation;
Vivian B. Adams School;
Wiregrass Hospice Social Services.
Social Work Field Practicum
The Social Work major requires the completion of 500 clock hours in an agency setting which will be approved by the Director of Social Work Practicums. The Social Work Practicum will be completed during the student’s last two terms or last semester. While students are encourage to discover agencies that are of particular interest to their unique educational experience, the final approval of the practicum setting rests with the Director of Social Work Practicums.
Some examples of field practicum placement agencies include but are not limited to:
Baptist Hospital;
Barbour County Department of Public Health;
Bullock County Department of Human Resources;
Coffee County Department of Human Resources;
Coffee County Department of Public Health;
Crenshaw County Department of Human Resources;
Dale County Department of Human Resources;
Dialysis Clinic, Inc;
Enterprise Nursing Home;
First Baptist Community Ministries;
Houston County Department of Human Resources;
Houston County Department of Public Health;
Jackson Hospital;
Kindred Hospice;
Montgomery County Department of Human Resources;
Pike County Department of Human Resources;
SARCOA;
Southeast Health;
Therapeutic Foster Care;
The House of Ruth, Inc;
Troy Health and Rehabilitation;
Vivian B. Adams School;
Wiregrass Hospice Social Services.
Student Organizations
National Association of Black Social Workers
The purpose of The National Association of Black Social Workers is designed to promote the welfare, survival, and liberation of the Black Community; and to advocate for social change at the national, state, and local level.
For more information please email:
Renita Davis
rdavis3@troy.edu
National Organization for Human Services Honor Society
Tau Upsilon Alpha
Chi Pi Chapter
The purpose of Tau Upsilon Alpha, National Organization of Human Services Honor Society is to honor academic excellence by: fostering lifelong learning, leadership development, and to promote excellence in service to humanity.
For more information please email:
Dana Wilson
wilsond@troy.edu or tua@troy.edu
Phi Alpha Honor Society for Social Work
Phi Alpha
Chi Omega Chapter
The purpose of Phi Alpha is to recognize outstanding Student Leadership consistent with the ideals and mission of Phi Alpha.
For more information please email:
Renita Davis
rdavis3@troy.edu
Sigma Alpha Sigma
The purpose of Sigma Alpha Sigma is to promote student service.
For more information please contact your Advisor or email:
sas@troy.edu
BSW 2019 CHEA Data
Last completed on January 2019
| Competency | Competency Benchmark | PERCENTAGE OF STUDENTS ACHIEVING BENCHMARK |
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| Program Option #1 (Troy/Face to Face) |
Program Option #2 (Dothan/Face to Face) |
Program Option #3 (Phenix City/Face to Face) |
Aggregate of All Program Options | ||
| Competency 1: Demonstrate Ethical and Professional Behavior | 4-7 |
S: 5.7/100% (n=41) FL: 6.0/100% (n=41) |
S: 5.7/100% (n=8) FL: 5.8/100% (n=8) |
S: 6.1/100% (n=14) FL: 6.2/100% (n=14) |
S: 5.8/100% (N=63) FL: 6.0/100% (N=63) |
| Competency 2: Engage Diversity and Difference in Practice | 4-7 |
S: 5.7/100% (n=41) FL: 6.0/100% (n=41) |
S: 5.7/100% (n=8) FL: 5.7/100% (n=8) |
S: 6.0/100% (n=14) FL: 6.1/100% (n=14) |
S: 5.8/100% (N=63) FL: 5.9/100% (N=63) |
| Competency 3: Advance Human Rights and Social, Economic, and Environmental Justice | 4-7 |
S: 5.5/100% (n=41) FL: 5.7/100% (n=41) |
S: 5.4/100% (n=8) FL: 5.5/100% (n=8) |
S: 5.9/100% (n=14) FL: 5.9/100% (n=14) |
S: 5.6/100% (N=63) FL: 5.7/100% (N=63) |
| Competency 4: Engage In Practice-informed Research and Research-informed Practice | 4-7 |
S: 5.3/95.1% (n=41) FL: 5.4/97.6% (n=41) |
S: 5.3/100% (n=8) FL: 5.7/100% (n=8) |
S: 6.0/100% (n=14) FL: 6.0/100% (n=14) |
S: 5.5/96.8% (N=63) FL: 5.7/98.4% (N=63) |
| Competency 5: Engage in Policy Practice | 4-7 |
S: 5.2/97.6% (n=41) FL: 5.6/100% (n=41) |
S: 5.3/100% (n=8) FL: 5.5/100% (n=8) |
S: 6.0/100% (n=14) FL: 5.9/100% (n=14) |
S: 5.5/98.4% (N=63) FL: 5.7/100% (N=63) |
| Competency 6: Engage with Individuals, Families, Groups, Organizations, and Communities | 4-7 |
S: 5.7/100% (n=41) FL: 5.9/100% (n=41) |
S: 5.9/100% (n=8) FL: 5.9/100% (n=8) |
S: 6.2/100% (n=14) FL: 6.3/100% (n=14) |
S: 5.9/100% (N=63) FL: 6.0/100% (N=63) |
| Competency 7: Assess Individuals, Families, Groups, Organizations, and Communities | 4-7 |
S: 5.5/97.6% (n=41) FL: 5.7/97.6% (n=41) |
S: 5.8/100% (n=8) FL: 5.9/100% (n=8) |
S: 6.1/100% (n=14) FL: 6.1/100% (n=14) |
S: 5.8/98.4% (N=63) FL: 5.9/98.4% (N=63) |
| Competency 8: Intervene with Individuals, Families, Groups, Organizations, and Communities | 4-7 |
S: 5.4/95.1% (n=41) FL: 5.6/97.6% (n=41) |
S: 5.4/100% (n=8) FL: 5.6/100% (n=8) |
S: 6.1/100% (n=14) FL: 6.0/100% (n=14) |
S: 5.6/96.8% (N=63) FL: 5.7/98.4% (N=63) |
| Competency 9: Evaluate Practice with Individuals, Families, Groups, Organizations, and Communities | 4-7 |
S: 5.3/95.1% (n=41) FL: 5.6/97.6% (n=41) |
S: 5.5/100% (n=8) FL: 5.8/100% (n=8) |
S: 6.1/100% (n=14) FL: 6.1/100% (n=14) |
S: 5.6/96.8% (N=63) FL: 5.8/98.4% (N=63) |
BSW 2018 CHEA Data
Last completed on January 2018
| Competency | Competency Benchmark | PERCENTAGE OF STUDENTS ACHIEVING BENCHMARK | |||
| Program Option #1 (Troy/Face to Face) |
Program Option #2 (Dothan/Face to Face) |
Program Option #3 (Phenix City/Face to Face) |
Aggregate of All Program Options | ||
| Competency 1: Demonstrate Ethical and Professional Behavior | 4-7 | 6.1/90.4% (n = 52) |
6.1/92.8% (n = 14) |
5.1/85.4% (n = 41) |
5.7/88.7% (N = 107) |
| Competency 2: Engage Diversity and Difference in Practice | 4-7 | 5.9/90.4% (n = 52) |
6.5/92.8% (n = 14) |
5.2/85.4% (n = 41) |
5.9/88.7% (N = 107) |
| Competency 3: Advance Human Rights and Social, Economic, and Environmental Justice | 4-7 | 5.8/90.4% (n = 52) |
6.03/92.8% (n = 14) |
5.1/85.4% (n = 41) |
5.6/88.7% (N = 107) |
| Competency 4: Engage In Practice-informed Research and Research-informed Practice | 4-7 | 5.96/90.4% (n = 52) |
6.02/92.8% (n = 14) |
5.3/85.4% (n = 41) |
5.76/88.7% (N = 107) |
| Competency 5: Engage in Policy Practice | 4-7 | 5.8/90.4% (n = 52) |
5.9/92.8% (n = 14) |
5.1/85.4% (n = 41) |
5.6/88.7% (N = 107) |
| Competency 6: Engage with Individuals, Families, Groups, Organizations, and Communities | 4-7 | 6.0/90.4% (n = 52) |
6.3/92.8% (n = 14) |
5.0/85.4% (n = 41) |
5.8/88.7% (N = 107) |
| Competency 7: Assess Individuals, Families, Groups, Organizations, and Communities | 4-7 | 5.9/90.4% (n = 52) |
6.1/92.8% (n = 14) |
5.0/85.4% (n = 41) |
5.7/88.7% (N = 107) |
| Competency 8: Intervene with Individuals, Families, Groups, Organizations, and Communities | 4-7 | 5.9/90.4% (n = 52) |
6.1/92.8% (n = 14) |
5.0/85.4% (n = 41) |
5.7/88.7% (N = 107) |
| Competency 9: Evaluate Practice with Individuals, Families, Groups, Organizations, and Communities | 4-7 | 5.8/90.4% (n = 52) |
6.05/92.8% (n = 14) |
5.3/85.4% (n = 41) |
5.7/88.7% (N = 107) |