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Jeanne Matich-Maroney is an Associate Professor and the currently Chair of the Social Work Department at Iona College in New Rochelle, New York.  She holds a PhD, an MSW, and a B.S. in social work all from New York University.  Dr. Matich-Maroney has taught for many years at both the graduate and undergraduate levels, and currently teaches across the baccalaureate curriculum at Iona College. Prior to her academic appointment, Dr. Matich-Maroney worked as a generalist practitioner, clinician, clinical supervisor, and executive level administrator in the field of intellectual and developmental disabilities.  She also served as a field instructor for several New York area social work programs (both undergraduate and graduate) while in these agency-based positions.       In addition to teaching and program oversight responsibilities, Dr. Matich-Maroney serves as the Assessment Coordinator for the Social Work Department providing leadership for ongoing activities associated with Program Outcome Assessment/Evaluation.  Dr. Matich-Maroney’s current research and development interests are in the areas of pedagogy in social work education, as well as social work program assessment, and she maintains a continuing clinical interest in the area of trauma and abuse in relation to individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Dr. Matich-Maroney has previously presented and published on matters of social work education as well as sexuality and intellectual disabilities. 

Introduction

Getting to Know Social Work Field Education

Competency-based Field Education

 

Part 1 Introducing… the eField Program

E-Field Program Website Functions

How Does it Work?

Student and Field Supervisor

Faculty Liaison

Social Work Program

Summary

 

Part 2  Understanding and Using the Electronic Field Tools

Student Learning Contract

Electronic Student Learning Contract

Process Recording

Field Journals and Logs

Electronic Process Recording and Field Journal

Field Evaluation

Field Evaluation Process

Electronic Field Performance Evaluation

Summary

 

Part 3  A Closer Look at Process Recordings and Field Journals

Going Digital: The Electronic Process Recording and Field Journal

Electronic Process Recording Structure

Purpose of the Contact

Preparation for the Contact

Five Column Client Encounter

Summary Analysis

Questions for Supervision

Progress towards Learning Objective Attainment

Electronic Field Journal

Electronic Field Journal Structure

Summary

 

Part 4  Navigating the eField Program Website

Registration

Logging In

Home Page

Accessing the E-Field Tools

Electronic Student Learning Contract

Electronic Process Recording

Electronic Field Journal

Electronic Field Performance Evaluation

Data Collection for Your School’s Program

 

Appendix A  Competencies Related to E-Field Tool Tasks

Appendix B  Glossary of Skills with Performance Indicators

Appendix C  Glossary of Social Work Terms

References