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SWRK 3EL: Social Work - Upper Level
1.00 - 9.00 Credits
Siena College
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SWRK 400: Social Work Practice Theory II
4.00 Credits
Siena College
This course applies practice knowledge, values, ethics, and skills to working with groups, organizations and communities. Emphasis is placed on how diversity can influence work with these systems and on practice approaches and skills used to enhance people's well-being and ameliorate environmental conditions that adversely affect such systems.The role of the social work practitioner in working with mezzo and macro systems is considered. Laboratory required of one hour per week throughout the semester. Prerequisites: SWRK-320. (ATTR:ARTS)
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SWRK 410: Basic Field Education
4.00 Credits
Siena College
Students complete 200 hours of field experience in an approved, supervised social service organization that prepares them for generalist practice. Students also attend a two-hour, weekly integrative seminar on campus to explore practice and professional development issues related to academic and community-based field learning. A one-time, two-hour lab workshop (SWRK-491-see course description) is also included. Prerequisites: SWRK-320. (ATTR:ARTS)
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SWRK 420: Advanced Field Education
5.00 Credits
Siena College
Students complete an additional 200 hours of field experience in their field education organizations. They also continue the two-hour, weekly integrative seminar on campus in which they further explore practice and professional development issues. Prerequisite: SWRK-410. (ATTR: ARTS)
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SWRK 430: Social Work Research
3.00 Credits
Siena College
This course provides knowledge and skills in research methodologies used by social workers, with particular emphasis on developing research skills at the baccalaureate level of practice. Content covers values and ethics, critical thinking, culturally competent research methods with populations at risk, the scientific methodology of research as well as practice and program evaluation techniques. Prerequisite: ATDV-110. (ATTR: ARTS)
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SWRK 440: Social Welfare Policy and Services
3.00 Credits
Siena College
This course provides a systematic analysis of a range of social welfare policies and programs and their impact on individuals, families, groups, organizations and communities.Through the use of analytical and experiential learning, emphasis is placed on developing policy practice skills to promote social and economic justice, equality, equity and human rights within the context of political, legislative and community processes. Prerequisites: POSC-100 or 205; and ECON-101 or 102. (ATTR:ARTS)
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SWRK 451: Social Work Prac:Group Work
3.00 Credits
Siena College
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SWRK 452: Social Work Practice: Drugs and Alcohol
3.00 Credits
Siena College
This course provides a review of the fundamental aspects of alcoholism and drug abuse in contemporary society, particularly as they relate to generalist social work practice. Areas to be covered include: a historical perspective of intoxicants, the psychopharmacology and biochemistry of alcohol and substance abuse, models for understanding addiction, family dynamics related to chemical dependency, treatment aspects of alcoholism and chemical dependency, and a history of legislation, policy and legal issues pertaining to alcoholism and substance abuse. (ATTR: ARTS, HSMR, JMN)
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SWRK 453: Social Work Practice: Grief, Loss, Death, and the Dying Process
3.00 Credits
Siena College
This course discusses generalist social work practice and effectively responding to grief, dying and death in contemporary society. Emphasis is placed on the grieving process, the impact of culture on mourning rituals, death and burial rites, coping with sudden death, terminal illness, talking with children about death, widowhood, and euthanasia. (Course limited to juniors and seniors). (ATTR:ARTS, HSMR)
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SWRK 454: Health Care Comm Skills
3.00 Credits
Siena College
This course explores the knowledge and skills necessary for effectual interpersonal communication, as they relate to working effectively with others in a therapeutic health care relationship. Emphasis is placed on self-awareness, skill development exercises and the roles of diversity and culture in shaping the communication process. Contemporary topics in health care communication are integrated through- out, such as health literacy and use of technology-mediated communication. Concepts and techniques taught will be demon- strated and practiced in class and applied though assign- ments. This course covers content often found in medical school communication training. Restricted to BIBA majors with senior standing. No Exam. (ATTR: ARTS)
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