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DEAFDIGEST GOLD by SILENT NEWS – Oct. 1, 2000
Volume 5 Number 9 Barry Strassler, editor
Sponsored by the SILENT NEWS and is e-mailed free to anyone interested
in deaf.
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is a newspaper for the deaf, established in 1969 and published each month.
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INTERESTED IN PURSUING GRADUATE STUDIES INVOLVING DEAF AND HARD OF HEARING INDIVIDUALS???
There is a 'Deaf and Hard of Hearing' certificate sub-specialty
in the Masters of Social Work (MSW) program at East Carolina University
(ECU)! The implementation of this program was a result of a collaboration
effort between the ECU School of Social Work and the North Carolina Department
of Health and Human Services, Division of Mental Health, Development
Disabilities and Substance Abuse Services.
This unique program will prepare social work graduate students to work
and communicate more effectively with
Deaf and Hard of Hearing individuals. Students who enroll in this program
must possess at least intermediate ASL skills and a basic knowledge in
Deaf culture.
Scholarships are available each year for students who pursue the MSW
degree with the 'Deaf and Hard of Hearing' certificate. Scholarships include
in-state tuition and fees for a year and a monthly stipend. Students who
receive scholarships supported by state funding are expected to work in
North Carolina after completing the program. Internships through
this program will involve doing therapy, case management and advocacy
with Deaf and Hard of Hearing clients in mental health and substance abuse
facilities.
The application deadline for Advanced Standing applicants is 1/15/01. The deadline for other applicants is 2/1/01. Advanced standing applicants who are admitted will begin in May 2001 while others begin in August 2001.
Interested candidates, please contact ECU School of Social Work,
252-328-4200 TTY or mailto:hopperm@mail.ecu.edu to request for an
information/application packet.
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