SOCW - 4000 Topics in Social Work (1-4)

Provides a review and analysis of specific topics, issues, intervention, and service approaches, as well as new developments in professional social work and related areas in a workshop format. Also provides opportunities to interact with noted social work scholars and experts in other health, human service, and education fields of professional practice, and to apply related knowledge and skills. This topics course is considered a social work selective which focuses on the theoretical and practice issues associated with each topic. Instructional Method: Face-to-Face. Semesters Offered: Fall and Spring; Summer Session. Equivalent to former course - SOCW-5000. Restricted to Undergraduate Social Work majors. Prerequisite: SOCW-2100, SOCW-3099, SOCW-3100, SOCW-3200, SOCW-3400, and SOCW-3600.