SWK 460 Macro Social Work Practice

3 credit hours

This course emphasizes theories, methods and techniques of practice within organizational, neighborhood, and community context. The course examines the historical context of macro social work practice and explores the intersection of macro and micro practice within the social work field. In addition, it defines the purposes and functions of neighborhoods and communities and assists students in learning the basic fundamentals of community organization; community development; the process of project, program, and policy development and implementation; and evaluation of macro strategies. Students will be required to attend an off-campus community-based event that focuses on the fundamental concepts of the course.

Prerequisite:

SWK 348 Human Behavior And The Social Environment I , SWK 358 Human Behavior And The Social Environment II , or permission

Course Fee: See course schedule for exact amount.
Course is Offered: FA Every Year