Social work graduate students attend an orientation about the new school social work credential program, which launched this fall. Gordon Capp, associate professor of social work and school social work credential program coordinator (Courtesy of Glenalyn Ann)“I’m excited that we’re able to bring this credential pathway to fruition and directly impact schools in our local communities,” said Gordon Capp, associate professor of social work and credential program coordinator. Capp said CSUF is the only public university in Orange County to offer the Master of Social Work program and school social work credential program. The credential program was designed for graduate students pursuing a social work career in California public schools. Completing the school social work credential and earning my master’s degree together saves me the time, cost and effort of applying to a separate university,” she said.