Ph.D. Student Opportunities Students are encouraged to be involved with both School sponsored organizations and outside, related professional organizations. Some of the organizations are:
Hispanic/Latino Social Work/Human Service Provider
The Hispanic/Latino Social Work/ Human Service Provider Network was established in 1995 under the auspices of the Indiana University School of Social Work. Membership is open to any Hispanic/Latino student and those employed in a social work capacity working with Hispanic/Latino groups. This is an evolving group whose policies are developed as it provides support to its members. For further information, please contact Dr. Irene Queiro-Tajalli at (317) 274-6725. top
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NASW
The National Association of Social Workers (NASW) has over 200,000 members worldwide. As a member, students receive all of the benefits and privileges of a regular member at a reduced cost. Members receive the Social Work Journal, the monthly newsletter, the Indiana state newsletter, group rate health and disability insurance coverage, discounts on all NASW specialty journals, and other valuable information. The address for the national headquarters of the NASW is:
National Association of Social Workers
750 First Street, N.E., Suite 700
Washington, DC 20002-4241
Telephone: 800‑638‑8799
The address for the Indiana Chapter of the National Association of Social Workers is:
Indiana Chapter of the National Association of Social Workers
1100 West 42nd Street, Suite 316
Indianapolis, IN 46208
Telephone: 317-923‑9878 top
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NABSW
The National Association of Black Social Workers (NABSW) was established in May of 1968 in San Francisco, California, to promote the welfare, survival, and liberation of the black community. Membership is open to any African-American employed in a social work capacity, or others not employed but working in a voluntary capacity in a social work setting or program that accepts and adheres to the constitution and by-laws of the association.
The purpose of the organization is:
- to provide a structure and forum though which black social workers, any workers in related fields of social service, and interested citizens may exchange ideas, offer their services, and develop or refine skills in the interest of the black community and the community-at-large.
- to work in cooperation with, or to support, develop, or sponsor community welfare projects and programs which will serve the interest of the black community and the community-at-large.
- to strengthen human services in all service systems in all aspects pertaining to the black community, and to ensure that services are available to black individuals, families, groups, and the community.
For information regarding the Indianapolis chapter of the NABSW, contact:
National Association of Black Social Workers
Indianapolis Chapter, Inc.
P.O. Box 88847
Indianapolis, Indiana 46208-0847 top |
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Employment Opportunities
To help students prepare for their job search the following services are available:
Career and Employment Services
Available to any IUPUI student, Career and Employment Services can help the student define realistic career goals and choose a field of study based on interest and job market trends. The office staff also operates an extensive job placement program to help students find part time jobs, paid internships, or summer employment. To make an appointment with a career counselor, call 274-2554. For information about part-time employment, call 274-4577.
Job File in the Student Lounge
The Field Department and Student Services regularly receive notification of job openings in the field of Social Work. These are posted and placed in the appropriate job file in the Student Lounge on the Indianapolis campus. Students are encouraged to check these regularly. top | | 
