II An in-depth study based on the assumption that any human situation can be most fully understood by taking into account the physical, psychological and cultural forces affecting it. Provides the student with the opportunity of integrating knowledge from courses in biology, psychology and sociology. The first semester covers the prenatal period through the school age child. The second semester covers adolescence through the aging years and death. This course focuses on development of knowledge and skills for understanding the family and understanding formations of various family perspectives.
Family content includes behavioral and culturally specific themes.
Open to all students. Social Work II A continuation of the development of the general skills required to intervene on an advanced level. The integration of theory and practice in working with individuals, families, groups, communities, and institutions. This course is open only to Social Work majors. Interventive Methods III A continuation of the development of the general skills required to intervene on an advanced level.