Jacob Campbell
Dr. Jacob Campbell, LICSW

I'm a father, husband, and educator committed to growing as a person and creating change for those with less power. I serve as an Associate Professor of Social Work at Heritage University. My work spans school social work, mental health, and youth with behavioral challenges. I'm passionate about educational innovation, interdisciplinary collaboration, and supporting students in becoming effective change agents.

Jacob Campbell
Dr. Jacob Campbell, LICSW

I'm a father, husband, and educator committed to growing as a person and creating change for those with less power. I serve as an Associate Professor of Social Work at Heritage University. My work spans school social work, mental health, and youth with behavioral challenges. I'm passionate about educational innovation, interdisciplinary collaboration, and supporting students in becoming effective change agents.

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Hierarchy in Academic Sources and Researching Advice for Social Work Students

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Knowing how to start a research project and get to the end is challenging. Developing your academic voice can take years and is an area in which we can continually grow. In our academic writing, especially as we are just starting, it can be challenging to determine the best source to use.

Robbins (2016) describes how social work students can find their academic voice through reading, practicing writing, and having the courage to receive feedback.

Reference

Robbins, S. P. (2016). Finding your voice as an academic writer (and writing clearly). Journal of Social Work Education, 52(2), 133-135. https://doi.org/10.1080/10437797.2016.1151267

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