SWK 460 - Social Work Practice - II

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The second course in social work practice, Social Work Practice ll provides students with instruction and experience in engaging, assessing and building productive relationships with and within families, groups and other small systems as well as the evaluation of service delivery. A central concern of this course involves attention to particular elements of small systems dynamics affecting women and members of diverse ethnic and racial groups in order to expose students to an appreciation of human diversity, the promotion of interpersonal, social and economic justice, and empowerment of oppressed populations. The course includes an overview of the developmental stages of small systems in society and the interaction among them.

Prerequisite(s): SOSCI 210 , SOSCI 220 ,

SWK 370

. Students must have Senior standing in the Program. Corequisite(s): SWK 462 and SWK 463