Social Work Practice I

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Introduces a variety of generalist social work intervention approaches through written work, volunteer service, and experiential learning. Students learn how to apply social work knowledge, skills and values, to micro, mezzo and macro practice situations. Attention given to self-awareness, communication, the helping relationship, use of theory, phases of problem solving, ecosystems and strengths perspectives, diversity, advocacy, case management, recordkeeping, team functioning, peacemaking, self-care and evaluating effectiveness. Prerequisite: SOWK 110. Fall.