Huntington University is a Christian liberal arts college in Indiana
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social work department

The Social Work Department at Huntington University focuses on the foundational values of the social work profession which are social work profession which are service, justice, integrity, dignity and worth of the person, importance of human relationships, and competence. Our nationally accredited social work program addresses the current needs of individuals, families, groups and communities, allowing students to be globally aware and locally active.

Our professional degree program will provide entry into the social work field and the capacity to become licensed in any U.S. state. Your degree will also be recognized worldwide. Through classroom instruction, community service, global connections and several hours of field experience, you will be prepared for entry-level generalist social work practice or for the pursuit of a master’s degree in social work. As a student, you will have the opportunity to join our Student Council and our honor society, Phi Alpha. Click here to learn more!

100% of our graduates who have applied to Graduate School have been accepted and received advanced standing status. Want to know more? Click here! 

alumni impact

Advantages of social work degree program at Huntington University, a Christian college.

Shalicia Holman
Social Work '10
God's plan led Shalicia to social work at HU. 

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Ten Huntington University students have been inducted into the local chapter of the Phi Alpha Honor Society.

MacDonald presents at North American Association of Christians in Social Work

MacDonald presents at North American Association of Christians in Social Work

11/09/2011

Mrs. Carla MacDonald, assistant professor of social work, presented at the North American Association of Christians in Social Work during Oct. 20-23. Her presentation was titled, “Intercultural Competence in Higher Education: What is the Faculty Member’s Role to Assure this Acquisition Skill within the Student?”