Intensive study for the advanced student within a special area in the field of social work. This course is designed to give social work majors the opportunity to learn basic theory and techniques related to social work practice in macrosystems. Specifically, the focus will be on theory and techniques related to administration, planning, evaluation, and community organization. Integration of theory into generalist practice through placement in community social service agencies for at least 200 hours. Micro practice experience will be emphasized in this placement.
Course includes a weekly seminar.
Students must secure liability insurance for all field work practicums. Continuation of Field Practicum I. 200 hours per semester plus weekly seminar. Macro experiences will be included in Field II placement to enlarge the generalist practice experiences acquired in SOWK 4236. This course will present an overall perspective on alcohol and drugs to include use, historical background, and current knowledge. This course will present the physiological, psychological and sociological aspects of substance abuse.