Dr. Beulah Rothman Memorial Scholarship

(Social Work)

Dr. Beulah Rothman (1924-1990) distinguished professor and director of the Ph.D. program, School of Social Work was a nationally recognized leader in the professional education of social workers. She was heralded by students and colleagues for her inspired and creative teaching skills. Her dedication to students was beyond exemplary. Dr. Rothman’s career was particularly unique in the way she integrated social work scholarship, theory, research, leadership and the skill of the practitioner with the small group. Several of her articles have become classics in the theoretical development of social group work practice to which she was deeply committed and the generalist approach to professional helping. The purpose of this memorial scholarship fund is to assist capable, financially needy doctoral students in the Barry University School of Social Work. Support this scholarship.

Guidelines:

• Matriculated doctoral student
• Consideration given to research and/or demonstration projects
• Level of financial need
• Student level of performance