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Social Work
SWK-406 Assessment and Intervention Strategies with...
The goal of this course is for social work students to enhance their assessment and intervention knowledge, value base, and skills in order to more effectively work with a variety of client groups. The course is designed to focus on different populations each week. Students are taught knowledge, values, and skills related to specific assessment and intervention techniques that have been found to be most effective with each client group. Some examples of the wide range of diverse populations covered are working with: children with cancer, adults with Autism Spectrum Disorder, working with gangaffiliated youth, victims of bullying, suicide and military personnel, adolescents in juvenile detention, adolescent victims of sexual assault, and adults with gambling disorders.
SWK 203, 307, and 335
Program: Social Work
Credit: 3
SWK-799
Independent Study
Independent studies enable advanced study of a topic,…
Credits 1-3
SWK-795
Special Topics
Special topics courses address subject matter or content…
SWK-792
Research Practicum II:…
This course is the second semester of the…
Credits 3
SWK-783
Advanced Field Practicum…
Students in advanced year have a full block…
Credits 9
SWK-780
Advanced Practice Seminar
This course is designed to enhance students' abilities…
SWK-749
Social Policy and…
This course is part of the required sequence…