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SWK 352 - Contemporary Social Welfare Programs

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The design of this course is to be less theoretical and more practical in learning the concepts of contemporary social welfare programs, institutional arrangements, and the socio-cultural, geo-political, and economic systems that influence social welfare programs and the impact these programs have on the community at large. The course examines best strategies or interventions to promote social, economic, and environmental justice within the context of globalization.  Special emphasis is given to the values, attitudes, and ideologies which continue to shape welfare programs and address the key social problems/issues in society.  (Offered Fall/Summer)

 

  Prerequisite(s): SWK 200  or permission of the instructor.


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