Group and Family Dynamics

This course provides the social work student a conceptual and theoretical framework for social work generalist practice in diverse settings and with client systems that social workers interact with in various roles. There is emphasis on ethics and values of the profession as they apply to situations with families and groups. Learning methods will include lecture, reading, audiovisual, discussion, role play, group exercise, and written assignment. This course highlights the necessary skills to address the needs of a diverse population, preparing the student to provide social work in agencies that serve people of various socioeconomic, racial, and ethnic backgrounds, gender, age, physical and mental abilities, and others who need social work services.

Fall, Spring