2021-2022 Spotlights
*Unless otherwise indicated with PhD,MSW,etc., all students are 2022 graduates of the BSW program.*
2020-2021 Spotlights
*Unless otherwise indicated, all students are 2021 graduates of the BSW program.*
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Mysticka Robinson
While challenges and difficulties may stop some individuals from reaching their goals, Mysticka Robinson has used her struggles as motivation. Enduring more than most students, she is now only days away from receiving her Bachelor of Social Work degree
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Whitney Garland
Whitney Garland has overcome her share of obstacles during her four years at South Carolina. But those struggles have made her a stronger person and led her to become a mental health advocate around campus through actions and productive discussions.
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Tamiah Anderson
Tamiah Anderson's leadership and excellence in the classroom and at her field placement are two qualities that make her an ideal representative of the BSW program.
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Jenna Cameron
Jenna Cameron has been active in improving the lives of fellow students, serving others, and participating in community service projects throughout the USC campus.
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Allie Farrell
Allie Farrell will graduate next month with her Bachelor of Social Work degree. But before she starts graduate studies, she will immediately apply her skills and experiences in service to the AmeriCorps program. Click the link in our bio to read her story.
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Emily Neel
Emily Neel has witnessed the help and compassion her mom provides for nursing home residents. As she prepares to pursue graduate education and a social work career, she wants to emulate her mom in serving and positively influencing individuals and communities.
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Caroline Smith
Caroline Smith started her undergraduate studies in 2012. While there were opportunities for her to abandon her studies and settle for something else, she persevered and is looking forward to a fulfilling social work career.
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Karlee Lambert
Karlee Lambert's interactions with hospice social workers inspired her to study social work.
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Jenna Cameron
Senior Jenna Cameron has become an advocate for supporting fellow students who are dealing with mental health issues. Her own experiences have given her a better perspective to help and encourage others.
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Whitney Garland
A podcast focusing on mental health is the perfect platform for senior Whitney Garland to share her passion and experiences.
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Samantha Chang, BSW '22
Junior Samantha Chang and her Gamecocks women’s soccer teammates have been using their platform to make sure people know where they stand on racial issues facing the country.
2019-2020 Spotlights
*Unless otherwise indicated, all individuals are 2020 graduates of the BSW program.*
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Tomeka Pryor
Interacting with diverse populations is common for social workers, and Tomeka Pryor credits the College of Social Work with providing a better understanding of diversity and inclusion.
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Mairead Peters
The opportunity to help others led Mairead Peters to the social work program, and her opportunities and accomplishments have her well-prepared for achieving career aspirations.
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Ansley Hagenburger
Overcoming obstacles, placing the spotlight on others and helping vulnerable populations were just some of the qualities for University of South Carolina Outstanding Senior Ashley Hagenburger.
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Abigail Crawford
Abigail Crawford's service to others was evident through her work on campus and in the community.
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Tamiah Anderson, BSW '21
Tamiah Anderson's undergraduate classroom and field education experience is giving her the opportunity to be well-prepared for graduate studies and a fulfilling social work career.
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William Weaver
William Weaver is proof that a Bachelor of Social Work degree in not only for traditional students.
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Molley Jenkins, BSW '22; Whitney Garland, BSW '21
Molley Jenkins and Whitney Garland have a head start in advocacy, thanks to their participation in student government.