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Friday, February 11, 1977
University Daily Kansan
Students aid social welfare clients
Staff Renorter
Young people in trouble with the law,
alcoholics and families with problems are
only a small part of the workload at the
UGCG, a university in Kansas.
UCSC exists so that students in the School of Social Welfare can learn from ex-
Jerome Ewald, administrative assistant at UCSC, said recently the center taught students that "clinical social work is more important than helping clients deal with their feelings."
The center, funded by the School of Social Welfare, was established in fall 1973 and is housed in Twente Hall annex, formerly called Wakings Home.
ABOUT 25 students work out of the center as part of the School of Social Welfare's field placement project. The students apply to the Lawrence community to assesses to help the Lawrence community.
Students see clients with a variety of problems. Clients usually are seen outside of the center, either at the client's home or at the agency that referred the client.
Students work two or three days a week and their campers range from six to eight
Ewald said that often the students served simply as people to talk to. Students sometimes take clients to a movie or to a psychologist.
RENTIE BAKER, Wichita graduate student, of students learned to handle a desk.
Once a week Baker meets with a 95-year-old woman who has withdrawn from people. Together they discuss her health and her feelings about herself and her family.
Baker helped a young boy in trouble with the law find a lawyer and then visited him in jail to discuss his feelings. Baker also talked with the lawyer, who was eager for the boy when he returned home.
Cara Newman, Lawrence graduate student, said USC2 offered students more variety than they would find working in a case because at because at USC each case was different
Students sometimes use the UGS's video
tapes play during interviews to tape their
clips.
"That way we can replay and notice what we overlooked during the interview." Baker was impressed.
A CLIENT's problem determines how you can serve your service. It could be as long as you are a client.
few weeks, for example, the client needed help in negotiating the welfare system, he would probably need UCSC's help for only a short time.
The majority of UCSC clients are referred from other Lawrence community agencies, such as the Visiting Nurses Association, juvenile court, nursing homes and the Lawrence School District. The social worker also collaborates with the State Social and Rehabilitative Services office.
"You can't drop clients." Ewald said.
"You can't treat them like a thing."
The Center's students are each placed under a field instructor, who assigns clients and makes suggestions when the students encounter difficulties. Students may request particular kinds of cases, Ewald said.
The center also sponsors monthly workshops on such topics as child abuse, child neglect, and trauma.
The center brings together the needs of the Lawrence community and of students in its programs.
"We get our needs met too," he said. "I grow with the client."
TODAY; KU HISTORY OF ART DEPARTMENT will "growkudo, an eighteenth Century Painter and Musician," by Stephen帕尔斯 at 3:30 p.m. in the lecture room at Kansas State University. DNERGRUDATE ANTHROPOLOGY ASSOCIATION will meet at 3:30 p.m. in 617 Fraser Hall. JOHN FLAVELLE of Stanford University will speak on the "Development of the Anthropology of Prehension" at 3:30 p.m. in the Big Eight Room of the Kansas Union.
TONIGHT: THE KU FOLK DANCE CLUB will meet at 7:30 p.m. at the United Ministers Bureau of Oread. A BLAACK BANCE CLUB DANCE CLUB will be held at 8.p.m. in, 3140 Wesley Hall.
SUNDAY: AN ORIENTEEING MEET will begin at 2 p.m. on west campus. Participants should meet at the parking lot just north of Pioneer Cemetery. The School of Fine Arts Chamber Music Series will present the EASTMAN QUARTET, a professional piano quartet, at 3:30 p.m. in the University Theatre at Murphy Hall.
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Munyang said the 227 people currently running for 166 Senate positions indicated that his party had won about a third.
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To improve campus parking and solve traffic problems, Grey proposed opening a portion of Jojewhik Blvd. to daytime traffic and providing sidewalks for members paid outstanding traffic fines.
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McKernan said he returning to an integrated traffic ticket system, in which the first violation would be a warning; the second would cost $2, and the third $4 and so on, with fines doubling on each additional ticket.
Leben said he preferred to allow the current Parking and Traffic Board, which examines the problems daily, to handle parking problems as it does now.
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He agreed, however, that because the entire student body would be affected by the subsidy, the question should be put to a student vote.
Mckernan and Grey, who each spend about $1,200 to campaign, said the Senate shouldn't reduce the campaign expenses. The Republican candidate can spend no more than $1,400.
campaigning, said that by reducing the ceiling, more candidates would be forced to campaign door-to-door and personally reach more people.
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During the rest of the debate, the candidates agreed that the president should obtain the Senate's approval before though the Senate should investigate possible discrimination in fraternity and security rush, the decision of whom to pledge should remain with each other.
The candidates also agreed that KU shouldn't join the Associated Students of Kansas (ASK), a lobbying group comprising five other Regents schools because ASK suffered from too many internal problems.
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