Dr. Wendy Campbell, MSW, Ph.D.

Course Schedule for Spring 2008

SCWK 306: Working with Multi-Cultural Client Systems

Using a strengths perspective the focus is on issues of diversity, oppression and empowerment in a range of client systems within the context of race, culture, class, gender, sexual preference, and and difference.

Prerequisites: SCWK 305 (May be taken concurrently) or with permission of instructor.

Notes: Offered in fall and spring

Tuesday / Thursday  12:30 - 1:45

Owens 102

SCWK 611: Generalist Social Work Practice

The course requires study and application of major models of social work practice with emphasis on the linkage between theoretical models of social work practice, assessment, intervention and outcome in work with organizations and communities.  Students develop skills in beginning, middle and ending phases of intervention, practice evaluation and advocacy.

Prerequisites: Social Work majors only.  SCWK 601, SCWK 602, SCWK 604, SCWK 605.

Notes: Offered in spring and summer.

Monday 6:30 - 9:15

Bancroft  138

SCWK 614: Advanced Social Welfare Policy

Building on the basis provided on SCWK 602 Social Welfare Policy, this course examines the dynamics of policy development and implementation.  The course examines in detail the administrative, legislative and judicial factors on policy making as well as the role of the social worker and impacts on major social work concerns.  Both policy analysis and social work policy are covered.

Prerequisites: Social Work majors only.  SCWK 601, SCWK 602, SCWK 603, SCWK 604, SCWK 605.

Notes: Offered in spring.

Tuesday 3:30 - 6:15

Owens 110