Social Work in Modern Society (SWK 255) - 4 credits
Designed to provide an introduction to the profession of social work. Course content includes the development of the profession; the assumptions which underlie social work goals, functions, and methods; the basic professional values guiding practice; and description of practice methods. Provides an opportunity for the student to learn about the settings and roles in which social workers practice the profession.
Spring semester.
Human Behavior in the Social Environment (SWK 257) - 3 credits
Uses ecological/social systems theory as the overall conceptual framework. Bio-psycho-socio-cultural aspects of human development are emphasized along with recognition of the reciprocal interactions and transactions of multiple systems that influence human development throughout the life span. Paradigms framework is used for presenting human behavior theory and diversity.
Prerequisites: Psyc 111, Soc 110, Biol 111 or 150 and Biol 151.
Fall semester.
Special Topics (SWK 299) - 1-3 credits
Special Topics in Social Work based on student interest.
Approval of instructor.
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