SOWK 340

Social Work Practice I: Working with Individuals & Families

Whittier College · UGRD · Fall 2026

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This course is designed to provide a foundation in social work practice theory, skills and professional social work ethics. Because generalist social work practitioners need to respond to a wide variety of problem situations, students learn to apply the generalist practice model within a framework that includes social and economic justice, empowerment, strengths and eco-systems perspectives. Emphasis is given to practice with evidence-based interventions according to client needs. We attend to culture, environmental. technological and other factors in addressing needs of individuals and families. Social work ethics, values, prevention interventions that enhance client capacities, practice evaluation, and partnering with people who have diverse needs are major dimensions of the course. Section information text: Instructor Permission only

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1 openSeats: 11/12 seats Last recorded: Aug 8, 2026, 10:55 PM
Class #93208Fall 2026UGRD
1 available11 enrolled12 capacity0/10 waitlist
Days & times
1100-1150
Meeting dates
Aug 19 – Dec 12
Location
Deihl Hall 118
Instructor
Vidriales, Isabella
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