Generalist SW Practice III

Catalog description

“This course will continue a presentation of the knowledge, values, and skills needed to enhance the well-being of people through generalist social work practice. Content will again include the following skills: defining issues; collecting and assessing data; planning and contracting; identifying alternative interventions; selecting and implementing appropriate courses of action; using appropriate research to monitor and evaluate outcomes; and termination. Using the strengths perspective, attention will focus on working with organizations, communities and other larger client systems around issues involving social justice and social change. Pre-Requisites: SW 315, SW 411, SW 491, SW 495 Co-Requisites: SW 380, 492, SW 496 Offered: spring.