SJSU School of Social Work

The Social Work Experience

Society EN ↓ 27 episodes

The San Jose State University School of Social Work presents a podcast for students, staff, faculty, professionals, and supporters to build a community. Within this space, we will provide authentic conversations driven by the community for the community. If there are any questions, please get in touch with swgsa.podcastchair@gmail.com or swgsa.vicepresident@gmail.com. Follow us on Instagram: @sjsuswgsa @uswasjsu @sjsusocialwork

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SJSU School of Social Work

Category

Society

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Latest episode

Jul 2, 2026

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Episodes

What is Title IV-E, SWGSA, and Accreditation? 03.02.2023

Warning: We experienced technical difficulties while producing the podcast but have resolved the issue for upcoming episodes.  On season 1, episode 2 of “The Social Work Experience”, co-host Francisco “Pancho” Garcia  and Eric Garcia (MSW students), have an authentic conversation with special guests Destiny Santana and Jaslyn Abdul, both MSW students and Title IV-E recipients. In the epi...

The Journey 13.11.2022

On the first episode of “The Social Work Experience”, the hosts Pancho and Eric (MSW students) and Dr. Lee (Director of the School of Social Work) discuss the journey of this podcast and as an MSW student, navigating the MSW general admission, then ending with the manifestation of good energy through self-care. Please follow along on this journey by subscribing and following the IG accounts below!...

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