Spring 2024
CRN: 10353
SWRK 3330 - Cult / Ethn / Inst Swrk Practice
This course focuses upon ethnic/racial groups who are among social welfare consumers and social work clientele. Individual and institutional racism are examined. Racial/cultural characteristics and group strengths, needs, priorities, and experiences in the context of social welfare and social work are also explored. The course reviews implications of ethnic factors for social work practice, social policy, and social work education. This course satisfies WMU Essential Studies Level 2: Exploration and Discovery – Societies and Cultures Category. This course also meets the Diversity and Inclusion student learning outcome.
Additional Information
Campus: Online Education
Schedule Type: Seminar or Studio
Instructional Method: Online Semester
Attribute: Creative&Critical Thinking SLO Diversity & Inclusion SLO Societies and Culture
Please note this class meets every Wednesday of the semester
excluding University holidays or breaks.
When not meeting in person on the posted dates
this course will meet online from 17:00 - 19:20.
| Social Work Class Fee $25.00 Flat Fee |
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| Instructor(s): | Pittman, Leticia A (Primary) |
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Required and recommended course materials, including cost.
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