Human Behavior/Soc Environ II.

Catalog description

This course takes a social systems approach to presenting, unifying, and integrating concepts and knowledge from a bio-psychosocial-spiritual perspective about human behavior. This course explores development from middle childhood through late adulthood with attention on how individuals, families, organizations, and communities are shaped by life events. This course includes applications to professional practice from the social work literature and to service-learning experiences in a social service setting. Prerequisites: SOWK 320 with a minimum grade of C or better; majors only and junior standing; acceptance as social work major Co-requisites: SOWK 340 , SOWK 375 and SOWK 399 .