The emphasis of this courses is on enhancing the knowledge and skills learned in the foundation practica and developing advanced competence in work with individuals, families, small groups, communi ties and organizations. Students work within the political, social, and cultural context of the placement setting, utilizing strengths of these systems for affecting change. Based upon ecological assess ment, students differentially select practice theories and intervene in a culturally competent, ethical manner with systems of various size. Issues of social economic justice are placed in both organiza tional and community contexts and addressed through policy or pro gram development and evaluation. This is accomplished through sixteen hours per week of practicum experience under the supervision of an MSW practicum instructor. These courses are taken concurrent ly with SW 511 and SW 512.
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