SW-395 SOC WORK MACRO & POLICY PRACTICE

This foundation course provides students with knowledge and skills necessary for engaging in macro social work practice, social policy development and analysis. Students will learn to examine both the historic and current roles of the U.S. government in policy development and social welfare program implementation; the socio-political role of social workers, impact of social movements to influence policy change, and the changing nature and needs of our society. Particular attention will be given to the person-in-environment lens and how trauma, poverty, and oppression intersect with social functioning, policy formulation and implementation. (3 credits) Prerequisites: SW 205, SW 206, SW 327, and SW 355 Corequisites: SW 393

Credits

3

Prerequisite

Take SW-203 SW-315 SW-327 SW-355

Distribution

Social Work

Offered

F