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Sixth Annual Report on the BEAP Database: Insights and Findings from 2006

This report presents the findings from the Sixth Annual Report on the BEAP Database, detailing key insights about social work education and the demographics of respondents. Authored by Vicky Buchan, Kim Bundy-Fazioli, Grafton Hull, Sarah James, Butch Rodenhiser, John Rogers, and Marshall Smith, it includes data on ethnicity at entrance, financial aid, employment plans, and advising scores. The report highlights trends in various program types and field practices, providing a comprehensive overview of social work students and alumni as of October 27, 2006.

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Sixth Annual Report on the BEAP Database: Insights and Findings from 2006

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  1. Sixth Annual Report on the BEAP Database Vicky Buchan Kim Bundy-Fazioli Grafton Hull Sarah James Butch Rodenhiser John Rogers Marshall Smith October 27, 2006 3:15 pm – 4:30 pm Salon A

  2. BEAP Web Site Moved! http://beap.socwk.utah.edu (Note: No “www”)

  3. Sample vs. Population Program Type

  4. Sample Profile Overview of all Respondents

  5. Sample Profile Response Rates

  6. Auspices of College or University(Overall-Entrance)

  7. Ethnicity at Entrance Note: Percentages equal more than 100% due to multiple self-reported ethnicities.

  8. Financial Aid at Entrance *Includes Federal and State only.

  9. Plan to be Employed During BSW Education (Reported at Entrance)

  10. Future Educational Plans-Exit Note: n= Those who have plans for future education

  11. KSV- Exit (Scale of 0-10)

  12. Exit Advising Scores (Scale of 0-10)

  13. Overall Advising Scored by Auspice- Exit N=12082 ANOVA *p= .0005 (Scale of 0-10)

  14. Overall Advising Scores by Program Type-Exit N=12082 t- test *p= .0005 (Scale of 0-10)

  15. Current Employment Information Primary Function- Exit Note: Only the top 5 functions are listed.

  16. Client Systems- Alumni/ae

  17. Income Level Most Represented by Clients- Alumni/ae

  18. Professional Development During the Last Year(Reported at Alumni/ae)

  19. Current Employment Information- Field of Practice *Family Services and Aging/Gerontological Social Work were both 5.3.

  20. Current Employment Information 2005 Exit-Field of Practice *Family Services and Aging/Gerontological Social Work were both 5.3.

  21. Current Employment Information 2005 Alumni/ae- Field of Practice *Crisis intervention and health/medical were both 5.5

  22. KSV-Exit by Program Type N=12082 t- test *p= .0005 (Scale of 0-10)

  23. KSV- Exit by Auspice N=12082 ANOVA *p= .0005 (Scale of 0-10)

  24. Sixth Annual Report on the BEAP Database Vicky Buchan Kim Bundy-Fazioli Grafton Hull Sarah James Butch Rodenhiser John Rogers Marshall Smith October 27, 2006 3:15 pm – 4:30 pm

  25. Reminder: BEAP Web Site Moved! http://beap.socwk.utah.edu (Note: No “www”)

  26. See you in Destin, Florida for the 25th Annual BPD Conference March 5-9, 2008

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