PURPOSE OF THE PROGRAM The purpose of the Mentor Program is to provide a link between a Mentor who is an established member of the profession with a graduating social work student, a recent graduate, a social worker re-entering the field or one new to the area. The program is open to all members of GWSCSW no matter what area of concentration or special interest in the field of social work. The Mentee is assigned to an individual Mentor upon receipt of the application. Additional services offered are support groups and other workshops. Mentoring might be a one-time meeting or an ongoing relationship. Contact may be by phone or email, but face-to-face meeting is encouraged, when possible. Men*tor: a wise and trusted counselor and teacher Recent MSW graduates and social workers resuming practice, new to the Washington Metro area or contemplating changing an area of clinical focus after years of practice may want to talk with a Mentor. These are some of the common issues a new or returning social worker might like assistance with as a Mentee:
The Mentor Committee also recruits anyone interested in becoming a Mentor: experienced clinical social workers willing to help someone consider his/her goals and act as a sounding board, providing guidance and advice. You can determine the extent of your own time commitment. If you are interested in participating in the program as either a Mentor or a Mentee, download an application and mail it to Sheila Rowny, Chairperson of Mentor Committee. The applications are in PDF format. PDF files will open in a new browser window. If you do not have Adobe Acrobat Viewer installed, you can download a FREE copy of it in order to view/print these files. Click on the “Get Acrobat Reader” button to get your copy today.
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