Examines practice models and skills used in social work at the group, organization, community, and societal levels, particularly with at-risk and oppressed populations. Includes material on group processes, organizational and community leadership, and written and oral communication. Students are placed in a social service agency where, under a qualified instructor, they are assigned experiences which enable them to apply, integrate, and extend the theoretical knowledge learned in the classroom. SSW 610 and 630 must be taken concurrently with or prior to this course. SSW 620 must be taken concurrently with the course.
Students are in the field two days per week.
SSW 621 must be taken concurrently. Designed for the entry level manager. Provides an overview of the processes, practices, and systems involved in employment in private and public unionized and nonunionized organizations. Taken immediately following SSW 752.