Offers an opportunity to better understand and work more effectively with American Indian families. Open to non-majors and can be used as a General Education diversity requirement. Cross-listed with INDS 386. Primary emphasis on organizational and community practice. Focuses on issues of administration and policy, supervision, advocacy and community organizing.
Students develop assessment, planning, intervention, and evaluation skills at the macro level.
Training certificate candidates wishing to take this course must complete all prerequisites. This is a Social Work elective and may be repeated for credit when topics are different. Open to non-majors. F or S as offered. Number of credits corresponds to workload of the project involved.