Andrew Fultz, PhD, MSW, LCSW
The Curiosity Space: Developing the Reflective Social Work Practitioner
The Curiosity Space: Developing the Reflective Social Work Practitioner is a podcast hosted by Dr. Andrew Fultz , MSW, LCSW — educator, researcher, and Title IV-E grant director at Northwestern State University of Louisiana. Each episode invites listeners into a space of reflection, story, and practice—where curiosity becomes the foundation for learning and growth. Whether you’re a student in one of Dr. Fultz’s classes or a practicing social worker navigating complex systems, this podcast offers conversations, insights, and real-world perspectives on what it means to think critically, act ethi...
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5. Nov 2025
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Episode 3: What Makes a Profession a "Profession"? 05.11.2025 24:54
🎧 Episode 3 — Lecture Notes Title: What Makes a Profession a "Profession"? Podcast: The Curiosity Space Host: Dr. Andrew J. Fultz ✨ Episode Overview In this deeper-dive episode, we explore the intellectual, ethical, and reflective foundations of social work. We ask a central question: What gives social work its legitimacy — and who are we becoming as practitioners? We trace key voices in the fie...
Episode 2: The Purpose 30.10.2025 7:25
This episode discusses the purpose of this podcast and what to expect going forward.
Episode 1, The Curiosity Space 29.10.2025 37:56
Dr. Andrew Fultz and guest Jessica Fultz explore the Generalist Intervention Model (GIM) — the foundation of social work practice. They discuss each stage of the helping process and how curiosity, reflection, and humanity bring the model to life in both classroom and practice.
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