This practice theory seminar emphasizes the integration of knowledge of social work practice, research and social policy. Social work practice theories will focus on direct application in work with individuals, families, groups and communities. This course emphasizes ethical considerations of client factors such as ethnicity, gender, race, culture, sexuality, age, etc. and student’s personal and professional values in preparation for graduation and the assumption of roles as direct service practitioners in the community. Lect: 3 hrs. Corequisite: SWP 51A/B, Prerequisites: SWP 31A/B and SWP 36A/B and [SWP 38A/B or (SWP 538 and SWP 638) Course Weight: 2.00 Billing Units: 1/1
