
Bodequia Simon Receives Pioneer Award
Black Girls In Social Work Founder Bodequia Simon was awarded Social Work’s Pioneer Award during her first BGISW conference. More on this influential alumna.
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Our more than 8,000 alumni contribute to the social work landscape worldwide through service and leadership. They are committed to public service in a variety of career opportunities, including health, immigration, military and substance use disorders. We are also strengthened by alumni who serve as field instructors and workshop presenters for our continuing education programs.
The College of Social Work is committed to maintaining life-long relationships with our alumni. Whether mentoring future social work professionals or providing financial support, you are essential to the continued progress and success of the college.
Black Girls In Social Work Founder Bodequia Simon was awarded Social Work’s Pioneer Award during her first BGISW conference. More on this influential alumna.
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