Description
SOCW 101. FOUNDATIONS OF SOCIAL WORK. This foundational course introduces students to the rich and diverse discipline of social work and its widespread societal contributions. Students will learn the fundamentals of generalist social work; the ethics, tenets, and history of the profession; as well as an overview of the social welfare system in America. Examination of prominent social work values, philosophical assumptions, and theories occurs throughout the course. Discussions of the diverse populations and settings served by social workers are also discussed. Thoughtfully integrating the core values of social work and Biblical view of human nature is a particular aim of the course. Fall course, three hours.