Psychosocial Interventions Class Learns from New Social Work Alumni

Trio of 2019 Alumni Engaged in Various Stages of Graduate School and Preparing for LSW Exam Students in a Wilmington College social work class gained the benefit of hearing from 2019 alumni who have offered to create a study group designed to help new WC graduates prepare for their Licensed Social Worker (LSW) examination. PICTURED: The 2019 alumni trio of, from the left, Bailey Jenkins, Casey Hess and Molly Scroggy shared the wisdom of their experience at their alma mater. The trio of Molly Scroggy, Bailey Jenkins and Casey Hess shared "life after Wilmington College stories" with Wendy Grab's Psychosocial Interventions class. "These amazing women fielded questions about licensure, testing, studying, graduate school, employment and life," said Grab, visiting assistant professor of social work. "They have close bonds with many current WC social work students and are definitely an inspiration to us all." Hess passed her LSW test and is in her final semester in Miami University's Master of Social Work (MSW) program. She is conducting her field placement with Companions on a Journey, where she is assisting children and families experiencing bereavement. Scroggy, who is preparing to take her LSW exam, is employed by Help Me Grow, a multi-county entity in which she assists new mothers and their children. Jenkins also is preparing for her LSW exam while working on her MSW through Indiana Wesleyan University. She plans to engage in school social work for her field placement experience.