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Social Work Practice with Macro Systems. Three semester hours. (2) This practice course teaches the application of social work skills with organizations and communities. Students will apply a systematic approach to data gathering, assessment, planning, intervention and evaluation with organizations and communities. Special attention will be given to issues of diversity and ethics in practice. Skills are developed through class exercises, role plays, and written assignments. Prerequisites: SWk 225, 250, 270, 275, 322, 328, 329. Concurrent enrollment in SWk 325, 348 and 350.%
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Global Perspectives of Human Welfare. Three semester hours. (Capstone) This social work elective focuses on the development of student awareness of meeting global human needs. Students are taught to assess and plan culturally appropriate interventions as well as integrate macro theory into international social work practice. Students will be encouraged to develop awareness that they are part of an international community.%
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Promoting Mental Health Across Populations - Three semester hours This course teaches skills for understanding and promoting mental health for people with developmental disabilities, the aged, people with AIDS and other special needs. Prerequisite SWk 322, 328, 329, 370. Restricted to social work majors. Corequisite Concurrent enrollment in 325, 331, 350 required. %
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Social Work Research Methods. Three semester hours. ( 2) This course develops students' knowledge and skills in the use of research designs appropriate for the evaluation of practice with all levels of client systems. Students are also taught to critically evaluate the appropriateness of designs used in published research. Prerequisites: Math 1314 or 1324 or 179; 8 sh US Science; SWk 225, 250, 275, 328, 329, 370. Restricted to social work majors and social welfare minors.%
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Human Service Careers with Children. Three semester hours. This social work elective is designed to provide students with the knowledge base necessary for work with children/families and professionals in a multitude of human service settings. The content of this course will enhance the knowledge, values, and skills obtained in an undergraduate curriculum. Topics include the functions of a Human Service Worker, Child Protective Services, Education, Juvenile Justice, Community Agencies, Law Enforcement, Legal/Judicial, Medical, and presentation on other areas such as advocacy, client relationships and community-based agencies. Social Work elective.%
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Issues in Family Treatment. Three semester hours. This elective course is designed to enable students to understand the theories and processes of helping families. Information is provided on diverse family structures and work with families facing divorce, death, domestic violence, and other social problems. Social Work elective%
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Child Welfare. Three semester hours. (2) This elective course introduces the student to the practice field of child welfare. Topics include child protection laws and their enforcement, and problems of family and parent functioning that impinge on children's well-being and the policies and services that relate to these problems.%
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Writing and Technology Skills in Social Work. Three semester hours. (1) This course develops students' computer and writing skills for human service settings. Students will learn APA style, Web-based research, Excel, and appropriate documentation skills for practice. Prerequisites: Math 141 or 175 or 179; 8 sh US Science; SWk 225, 250, and 275. Concurrent enrollment in SWK 322, 328, 329 required. Restricted to social work majors.%
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