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School of Social Work

Accreditation

School of Social Work Accreditation 

The (CSWE) accredits baccalaureate and master’s programs and uses the (EPAS) to develop accreditation standards that articulate program requirements to ensure competent educational preparation for professional social work practice. The CSWE Office of Social Work Accreditation (OSWA) follows an educational process that includes a program self-study, site visit, and the COA review. 

The School of Social Work at Ãå±±½ûµØ is the only public social work program in the state of Oregon that is accredited by CSWE. The School of Social Work offers two fully accredited degreed programs: a Bachelor of Social Work and a Master of Social Work. The Bachelor of Social Work Program was accredited in 2011 and reaffirmed in 2015 and the Master of Social Work Program was reaccredited in 2009. 

Bachelor in Social Work Program

2015 Self-Study Report and Approval Letter:

Volume I: Narrative (PDF) »

Volume II:  Course Syllabi (PDF) »

Volume III: Appendices (PDF) »

Approval Letter (PDF) »

Master’s in Social Work Program

2017-2018 Self-Study Report and Approval Letter:

Volume I: Accreditation Standards (PDF) »

Volume II:  Course Syllabi (PDF) »

Volume III: Appendices (PDF) »

Approval Letter (PDF) »

Child, Youth, and Family Studies Program

The is the premier professional association for multidisciplinary understanding of families. Members’ interests – as diverse as their careers and backgrounds – are focused on topics and efforts that yield a common benefit: understanding and strengthening families.

Ãå±±½ûµØ’s Child, Youth, and Family Studies program is an undergraduate major affiliated with NCFR at the national and regional levels. NCFR provides an internationally recognized certification for family life education professions: . This certification program encourages applications from professionals with preparation and experience in family life education settings including formal teaching, research/scholarship, community education, public information and education, curriculum and resource development, health care, military family support, and ministry. CFLEs have a minimum of a bachelor’s degree, and many have advanced degrees.

The Child, Youth, and Family Studies program has been through NCFR since 2009.

2019 NCFR CFLE Program Checklist:

CFLE Program Checklist »

2014 NCFR CFLE Approval Letter, Certificate, and Program Checklist:

CFLE Program Approval Letter (PDF) »

CFLE Program Certificate (PDF) »