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  • Deputy Digital Editor, Mixmag
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Social work graduate pathways in the UNC System

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By Megan Townsend Verified
| The Statesville Record and Landmark Verified
Author(s): Megan Townsend According to the 2026 UNC System Workforce Alignment Report, UNC System schools account for 91 percent of social work degrees at the bachelor’s level and higher awarded by North Carolina institutions. The report identifies social work as a field with persistent workforce shortages in specific areas.
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Beatport bans all AI-generated tracks from platform

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By Megan Townsend Verified
| Flipboard
0:56 3 hours ago Darius Syrossian in the Mixmag Lab.
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Fewer education majors work in that field

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By Megan Townsend Verified
| Wilkes Journal-Patriot Verified
Over the past two decades, a smaller share of bachelor’s degree-level education graduates have entered the educational services sector in North Carolina, according to data from the Common Follow-up System (CFS). Both first-year employment and longer-term employment in the sector declined between 2004 and 2024, signaling a meaningful shift away from employment as teachers and other jobs in education services for education majors.
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