Clinical Practice I

Catalog description

Offered: F. Students will apply social work skills, values and knowledge to assess and intervene with organizations, communities, and society at large. The class will emphasize the use of systems and strengths perspectives in addressing community and organizational issues. Issues of ethics and diversity will be addressed throughout the course. This course will specifically address areas of leadership, community development, social activism, social planning, community organization and program development within community, national and organizational contexts. Practice III completes the three semester long. This foundation class introduces students to a variety of social work roles and concept of multiple levels of interventions from individuals to community-based systems. Prerequisites: SWK 500. Section information text: This course has on-campus meetings with an online component.