Stipends. CalSWEC Public Child Welfare Stipend The California Social Work Education Center (CalSWEC), the nation's largest state coalition of social work educators and practitioners, was established to improve the education and training of social workers for publicly supported social services.
As a member of CalSWEC, the USC School of Social Work offers financial support equivalent to $18,500 per year for two years to qualified MSW students who commit to a public child welfare position upon graduation. Students must be enrolled full time in the campus-based MSW program, choose the Families and Children concentration and Public Child Welfare sub-concentration, and complete field placements in public child welfare agencies. Financial Aid - Applying & Receiving Financial Aid - Graduates & Professionals - Summer Financial Aid. USC School of Social Work. MyUSC. Us.