SOCIAL WORK REQUIRED COURSES GRADES OF C OR BETTER REQUIRED PLUS 2.5 SOCIAL WORK MAJOR GPA Course Course Name Course Description Number SOCW 1030 Introduction to Social An introduction to the social welfare Welfare institution, its history, relation to social values, major social laws and programs, and the systems characteristic of service delivery. SOCW 2010 Survey of the Social A beginning study of the profession of social Work Profession work, values and ethics, and diversity. The generalist framework, strengths perspective and systems theory are introduced. The course includes sixty hours of supervised field experience and directed classroom discussion connecting field experience to social work practice. SOCW 3110 Social Work Practice I An overview of generalist social work practice with various system sizes. Emphasizes strengths, empowerment, social and economic justice, ethical practice and examination of self in relation to professional social work. SOCW 3120 Social Work Develops skills needed for the generalist social work interview and appropriate Interviewing and recording techniques. Integrates Recording computer simulation, role play and video recording for a participatory learning experience. SOCW 3210 Human Behavior in the This course provides students with an Social Environment I understanding of human development and behavior from birth to adolescence as it is shaped and conditioned by the social environment. This course focuses on the complex interplay between social, cultural, biological, and psychological systems. SOCW 3220 Human Behavior in the This course is second in a multi-semester Social Environment II sequence designed to provide the undergraduate social work student an opportunity to establish a basic knowledge of human development and behavior. This course is a study of the life span including early, middle, and late adulthood as well as death and dying. Attention is given to human needs, tasks, and turning points for each stage of development knowledge of human development and behavior.
SOCIAL WORK REQUIRED COURSES GRADES OF C OR BETTER REQUIRED PLUS 2.5 SOCIAL WORK MAJOR GPA Course Number Course Name Course Description SOCW 1030 Introduction to Social Welfare An introduction to the social welfare institution, its history, relation to social values, major social laws and programs, and the systems characteristic of service delivery. SOCW 2010 Survey of the Social Work Profession A beginning study of the profession of social work, values and ethics, and diversity. The generalist framework, strengths perspective and systems theory are introduced. The course includes sixty hours of supervised field experience and directed classroom discussion connecting field experience to social work practice. SOCW 3110 Social Work Practice I An overview of generalist social work practice with various system sizes. Emphasizes strengths, empowerment, social and economic justice, ethical practice and examination of self in relation to professional social work. SOCW 3120 Social Work Interviewing and Recording Develops skills needed for the generalist social work interview and appropriate recording techniques. Integrates computer simulation, role play and video recording for a participatory learning experience. SOCW 3210 Human Behavior in the Social Environment I This course provides students with an understanding of human development and behavior from birth to adolescence as it is shaped and conditioned by the social environment. This course focuses on the complex interplay between social, cultural, biological, and psychological systems. SOCW 3220 Human Behavior in the Social Environment II This course is second in a multi-semester sequence designed to provide the undergraduate social work student an opportunity to establish a basic knowledge of human development and behavior. This course is a study of the life span including early, middle, and late adulthood as well as death and dying. Attention is given to human needs, tasks, and turning points for each stage of development knowledge of human development and behavior.
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