The Parent Behind the Potential Farmer - News and Spotlights - School of Social Work

GVSU's MSW program utilizes an advanced generalist approach - which ultimately means that it acknowledges and addresses the reciprocal issues that occur within intersecting systems and oppressions. The program introduces a wide variety of theoretical perspectives and strongly emphasizes the ongoing need to become more culturally sensitive and aware.

Ultimately, what you gain from any program is going to depend on how willing you are to deeply look at yourself and listen to the experiences of others - but I think GVSU's program is a great fit for folks who are intrinsically client-centered, support multiculturalism, and are committed to expanding their own worldview.

Buster Jaide, Class of 2025

The Parent Behind the Potential Farmer

March 09, 2018

Claire Efting (BSW) with her faculty mentor, Dr. Brandon Youker, at the Michigan Academy of Science, Arts, and Letters, Friday, March 9, hosted by Central Michigan University. She will again be presenting her poster, “The Parent Behind the Potential Farmer,” at GVSU’s Student Scholarship Day on April 11. Claire’s research explores how parents without livestock-raising experience supported their children in 4-H and how this experience impacts the family.

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