A crucial question in choosing a major is "Can I find a job when I graduate?" The University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point Department of Sociology and Social Work plays a central role in helping its graduates find satisfying and appropriate employment upon completion of sociology or social work degrees. UW-Stevens Point sociology and social work graduates have found work in the following positions:

 

Adoption Agent
Adult Protective Services Worker
AODA Case Worker
Autism Line Therapist
Camp Counselor

Caregiver

Case Manager
Chemical Dependency Counselor

Child & Family Social Worker
Child Welfare Officer
City Planner
College Placement Officer

Community Living Assistant
Community Organization Officer

Correctional Officer
Criminologist

Crisis Counselor

Early Childhood Teacher
Ecologist

Family Service Worker
Gerontologist
Group Worker
Guidance Counselor
Health Care Worker
Hospice Social Worker
Hospital Administrator

Human Resources Administrator

Independent Living Coordinator

Job Coach

Mental Health Support Counselor

Missionary

Nursing Assistant
Nursing Home Social Worker

Overnight Advocate
Police Officer

Probation & Parole Agent
Public Health Educator
Red Cross Worker

Resident Counselor

Residential Care Worker
School Counselor
Secret Service Agent

Sexual Assault Advocate

Sheriff’s Deputy
Social Scientist
Social Worker

Special Education Assistant

State Trooper

Substance Abuse Technician

Victim Services Client Advocate

Youth Advocate

Youth Behavior Specialist

Youth Counselor