Randy Magen – Vulnerable Populations
TEAM for SW-HRSA
This project, now in its third year seeks to increase the number of clinically trained Masters of Social Work (MSW) graduates who are committed to working with children, adolescents, and at-risk transitional-age youth in order to fill the high need and demand for services throughout Idaho. Field placements in Boise, Coeur d’Alene, Lewiston, and Twin Falls allow graduate students in social work to focus on this t-risk population.
Funded:
Health Resources and Services Administration
Additional Information:
Dr. Magen’s teaching and research interests include research, program evaluation, foundations of social work practice, social work interviewing, and social work with groups. Magen has served as an expert witness in domestic violence related cases for the state of Alaska, and has served as a grant reviewer for the National Institutes of Health.
Principal Investigator:
Randy Magen, Ph.D
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