JTS Social Work Department Mission Statements:
The Department of Social Work and Sociology aims to maintain the foundation of the school’s Christian ethos; to develop social workers, both entry level and advanced practitioners, who will glorify God through service, advocacy and empowerment of individuals, groups, organizations and communities, for micro, mezzo and macro systems, both locally and globally. Graduates will have the competency to engage in evidence based- social work practices that will promote social, economic and environmental justice and embrace diversity, human rights and respect for all individuals
Programme Philosophy
In keeping with the mission of the Jamaica Theological Seminary, social work graduates are prepared to glorify God through service of the diverse geographic in the Kingston region and beyond. In fact, glorifying God through service both locally and internationally is central to our philosophy. Our mission and core values are the foundations of our beliefs and provide an orientation to the way in which social workers serve others and in which the profession is understood and practiced. Social Workers impact individuals, families, groups, organizations, and communities. They influence policies that affect systems and embraces the strength-based approach which can be used to promote health, wellness, resiliency, equity, and justice to all.
Overall Great Academic Organization
The lecturers in the Department of Social Work at Jamaica Theological Seminary are highly skilled, committed, and dedicated professionals who play a vital role in the success of the institution. With their extensive training and experience, they are among the best in their field, providing exceptional instruction and support to students. The combination of experienced faculty and strong leadership within the department fosters an environment of growth and innovation, contributing to the continuous advancement of social work education at the Seminary. The administrative staff also plays a crucial role in supporting the faculty and enhancing the overall educational experience, ensuring that the institution remains responsive to the evolving needs of higher education.
Dr. Samoya Henry Pierre-Louis.
Head of Department
Mr. Kevan Glasgow
Adjunct Lecturer
Mr. Joel Holding
Full Time Lecturer
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