Information related to oppression and to the experiences, needs, and responses of people who have been subjected to institutionalized forms of oppression. Information concerning ethnic minorities of color, women, and others who have been consistently affected by social, economic, and legal bias or oppression. 12 of 15 required field credits. Classroom content consists of courses in foundation skills, introduction to social welfare and policy, basic SW research, and 2 HBSE classes. Fieldwork Goals Student attains generalist perspective and fundamental skills through exposure to multiple roles and practice approaches.
Student deepens knowledge and skills of particular dual concentration.
Skill Level Beginning competency. Level of mastery. The remainder of assignments can involve observation, reading, and attending seminars or in-services. Advanced fieldwork assignments are based on the SW 691 course statement that pertains to the student's practice method and practice area. Neither classroom nor field instruction in the minor occurs during the foundation term.