Course Name |
Long Title |
Min Credits |
Description |
Requisites |
SWK-241 |
Marriage and Family Systems |
3 |
This course will explore socio-cultural aspects of families and how they are shaped by ethnicity , sexual orientation , income , and education . Family types will be viewed through the life cycle model and will explore a variety of family forms including two-parent , single-parent , adoptive , divorced , same-sex , remarried , and step-families . Several models of family intervention will be discussed and practiced in roleplay sessions . |
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SWK-299 |
Special Topics in Social Work |
3 |
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SWK-301 |
Generalist Social Work Practice |
3 |
Principles of methods of practice in all areas of social work will be explored including techniques in casework , group work , community organization , planning and administration . Field observations will be |
Take SWK-201 . ( Required , Previous ). |
held in various social work settings throughout the metropolitan suburban area . |
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SWK-304 |
Social Work Policy and Administration |
3 |
This course provides an awareness of societal response to social problems . It will explore how political , economic , and institutional thought contribute to public response by the social welfare system . Students will explore societal response on the micro-level by designing an agency to meet various societal needs , exploring management skills and administration inhuman service agencies . Students will learn about various agencies andtheir administrative needs including hiring , state and government regulations , and team building . Areas of study will include planning , goal setting , decision-making , leadership , conflict resolution , budgeting and fiscal management . |
Take SWK-201 . ( Required , Previous ). |