Overview
Description
This culminating course provides students the opportunity to demonstrate application of advanced practice through the use of decision cases.
Requirements
Units
Lecture3
Catalog Details
Offering
Offered: Every Spring
Terms
spring
Attributes
Standard
Learning Outcomes
- formulate and identify relevant social work knowledge and theory.
- demonstrate an ability to integrate their knowledge, skills, values, and ethics.
- critically analyze human behavior and social problems at all system levels.
- critically analyze and apply to their practice research findings in the empirical literature and assess applicability of related media sources (such as professional bulletins, documentaries, and/or other internet sources).
- defend practice decisions based on ethical principles and relevant data and information.
- organize and present (orally and in writing) a multi-level case analysis based on a systematic and conceptually-driven process.
- collaborate effectively with others who may have opposing viewpoints, interpretation of information, or agendas.
- further develop and demonstrate self-awareness of personal strengths and challenges as a social work practitioner.
- apply commitment to, the promotion of social and economic justice, and the recognition and impact of oppression, discrimination and privilege on individuals, families, groups, practitioners, organizations, and communities.