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3.00 Credits
Examines the development of mental health policies and services in the United States and in Michigan. Public policies and organizations are analyzed and evaluated in relation to trends, impacts, and outcomes on the problem of mental illness in society. Offered spring/summer semester. Prerequisite: SW 610.
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Prerequisite: SW 610.
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3.00 Credits
The course synthesizes and applies theories of human behavior and the social environment into social work practice with individuals, families, groups, organizations, and communities, based on the person-environment construct and biopsychosocial-spiritual assessment models. Special attention will be on the effects of diversity and difference, and lifespan development. Offered fall and winter semesters.
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3.00 Credits
Provides a comprehensive body of knowledge, organized and integrated in both theoretical and practical terms. Includes an awareness of the dimensions of mental health and mental disorders in adulthood. Provides a bio-psychosocial spiritual strength-based perspective on engagement with, assessment of, and intervention in normal and abnormal behavior. Offered winter and spring/summer semesters. Prerequisites: SW 600 and SW 620.
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Prerequisites: SW 600 and SW 620.
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3.00 Credits
This course provides an orientation to macro social work as a core method for advanced generalist practice. Students learn foundational theories and practice skills for engaging, planning, implementing, and evaluating change in communities and organizations. This course emphasizes principles of inclusion, social and economic justice, human rights, and empowerment. Offered every semester. Prerequisite: SW 603.
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Prerequisite: SW 603.
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3.00 - 4.00 Credits
The focus of this course is on international social work policy and practice. Students interact with various communities using a service-learning approach. The students explore the themes of social services politics, policies, and the history of the assigned culture. The course includes a two or three-week experiential learning component in an international location. The advanced practice social worker will recognize the interconnectedness between social work, social justice, and civic/global responsibility. Offered spring/summer semester. Prerequisites: SW 610 and permission of instructor.
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Prerequisites: SW 610 and permission of instructor.
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3.00 Credits
The focus of this course is on the unique culture(s) within the United States and taught using a service-learning approach. Students explore the themes of social welfare development, social services, politics, policies, and the history of the assigned culture. The course includes a two or three-week experiential learning component in a specific location in the United States. The advanced practice social worker will recognize the interconnectedness between social work, social justice, and civic/global responsibility. Offered spring/summer semester. Prerequisites: SW 610 and permission of instructor.
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Prerequisites: SW 610 and permission of instructor.
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3.00 Credits
A broadening of studentbreak knowledge of the professional foundation for practice across populations-at-risk. Students will identify and develop individual topics. May be taken only once. Offered winter semester. Co-requisites: SW 654 and SW 655.
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Co-requisites: SW 654 and SW 655.
Corequisite:
SW 654 AND SW 655
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3.00 Credits
The first in a series of applied field education courses involving 300-clock-hours in a university approved and supervised social work field setting. Emphasis is on the application of core competencies within M.S.W. generalist perspective. Taken concurrently with one credit field seminar SW 651. Prerequisites: SW 600, SW 601, SW 603, and SW 620. Corequisite: SW 651.
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Prerequisites: SW 600, SW 601, SW 603, and SW 620. Corequisite: SW 651.
Corequisite:
SW 651
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1.00 Credits
Field seminar focused on integrating coursework with foundation field experiences. one credit course (for a total of 15 class hours) that meets biweekly with students concurrently enrolled in SW 650. Corequisite: SW 650.
Corequisite:
SW 650
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3.00 Credits
A continuation of SW 650. A 300-clock-hour applied field practicum that has been contracted for by students. Emphasis on the advanced application of assessment, intervention, and evaluation skills within advanced generalist framework. Offered fall semester. Prerequisites: SW 650 and SW 651. Corequisite: SW 653.
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Prerequisites: SW 650 and SW 651. Corequisite: SW 653.
Corequisite:
SW 653
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