IU School of Social Work at IUPUI Student Successes
Joe Bartholomew
Ph.D. in Social Work
I completed my MSW at the IU School of Social Work, and I wanted to continue in the same school to complete my Ph.D. in Social Work.
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I-Hsuan Lin
Ph.D. in Social Work
"IU School of Social Work (IUSSW), whose headquarter is located on the IUPUI campus, is a highly prestigious school in the whole country; it has a well-designed curriculum and vigorous and committed faculty members that produce meaningful and high-quality research. In addition, the School provides very generous assistantship and travel fellowships."
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Matt Walsh
Ph.D. in Social Work
"After completing my two years of coursework I published my first article. I was the sole author and shortly after that I collaborated with a professor and our article was also accepted for publication with me as first author. Going through the peer review process was a great learning experience and it was exciting to see my work in journals."
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Eun-Hye Grace Yi
Ph.D. in Social Work
"Indianapolis, a state capital and growing city, is very well-planned and clean. I cannot forget my first time seeing the amazingly bright sky in this city right after I arrived at the Indy Airport. This city is calm enough to live and study in, but also provides many fun events."
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Samantha McMinn
M.S.W. in Social Work - Alumna
"Indy has always been a lovely place to work, live, and learn. It’s centrally located and easily accessible from home and work and offers so much variety in food and entertainment for all tastes."
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Cherise Brookes
M.S.W. in Social Work - Alumna
"I absolutely love Hoosiers; they are super friendly. I also love the atmosphere living on campus, I truly feel like it’s my second home away from home. Additionally, I like how easy it is to travel downtown from campus for shopping, or just to get away and explore."
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Brittany Glaze
M.S.W. and J.D. - Alumna
"While earning my JD/MSW, I interned at "Use What You've Got Prison Ministry," a local nonprofit that works to keep families connected while a loved one is incarcerated."
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