SOW 3610 - Field Instruction in Social Work I

This course is the first half of a year-long course in which the student will acquire supervised classroom instruction emphasizing development of generalist social work practice skills. The course content is directly tied to the 200-hour field practicum that students are required to complete during the semester. It will build upon, develop and further refine the principles, theories and methods of evaluation of generalist practice in the field setting. Particular attention is given to a review and deepening of the skills of effective communication and the differential use of these skills with people from diverse backgrounds.
Field Studies
4 Credits
Prerequisite: SOW 3230 and Corequisite: SOW 3240
Offered in the Fall Semester