Hybrid MSW
Course is about theories and knowledge of bio-psycho-social-spiritual
human behavior within the reciprocal relationship of groups,
organizations, communities, and society. This is the second course in
the HBSE sequence.
- Instructor: Pollie Bith-Melander
Course prepares learners to assess client
functioning and plan appropriate social work intervention. The focus is on understanding how to use
current classification systems of mental disorders as a social work
practitioner.
- Instructor: Valerie Leyva
This advanced seminar in social work integrative practice focuses on psychological trauma, the history of traumatology, and the impacts of trauma on the individual, family, and community. Students will learn treatment methods and evidence based practices from a strengths-based, client-centered perspective.
- Instructor: Courtney Warfield
Introduces students to the social work research process within the context of generalist social work practice.
- Instructor: John Garcia
- Instructor: Shradha Tibrewal
SW 5034-Hybrid: Advanced Integrative Social Work Practice with Communities and Organizations (Sp 22)
Advanced
course in social work practice which addresses social, cultural, and
justice issues at macro levels of intervention. Emphasis throughout the
course is on the skills and processes needed to bring about change in
organizations and communities utilizing the integrative practice
framework.
- Instructor: Jane Rousseau
Course provides students with social work practice skills related to chemical and behavioral addiction issues. Exploration of research-supported assessment practices and intervention strategies are also covered along with social and physiological aspects of addiction.
- Instructor: Pollie Bith-Melander