Bsw Programs in Black Colleges: Building on the Strengths of Tradition

Abstract

This article discusses the importance of undergraduate social work programs in historically black colleges and universities. These programs are explored for their value in preparing students for culturally competent practice and in developing more effective professional responses to the problems plaguing black Americans today. Suggestions are offered for advancing the profession's efforts in these areas by building on the contributions of BSW programs in black colleges and universities.

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