Author Archives: Maya Scott

About Maya Scott

Hi everyone! My name is Maya Scott, and I am an Advanced Standing Student at the UNC School of Social Work. I am so happy that you have developed an interest in joining the Social Work Tarheels, and I hope I can help you gain some insight into what the school has to offer, as well as navigating as a student in the social work profession!

Battling Grad-itis: Wrapping up the Year Strong

It’s almost our time, Class of 2024! Being in this portion of the Spring semester can feel like a constant, never-ending Wednesday. I use this analogy because Wednesday is that in-between day where you know you’re close to the weekend, … Continue reading

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A Day in Practicum Education: Medical Social Work

Medical social work is a pathway in the social work field that provides direct support to individuals and their families during hospitalization. The support that medical social workers provide to families can look like connection to resources, providing supportive counseling, … Continue reading

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When it is Time to Start Pumping the Breaks

Closing out the remainder of the semester can be an extremely challenging time. There are multitudes of papers, group/individual presentations, reflections, among other assignments, which seem to be due simultaneously. Being in the home stretch in the first semester of … Continue reading

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Social Work Means I Have to Be, Social?

Hello to the beautiful person reading this! My name is Maya Scott, and I am an Advanced Standing Student at the School of Social Work. I am a Medical Social Work fanatic with a strong passion for working with antepartum … Continue reading

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