SW 751: Advanced social work practice in public, private and tribal child welfare settings

Course Description

Advanced social work practice in public, private and tribal child welfare settings. Conceptual and practice skills needed including assessment methods and tools, risk and resource assessment, identification of evidence of child maltreatment, case planning and intervention models. The role of diversity in service delivery, with a focus on issues of racial disproportionality and disparity in child welfare. Examination of related topics including supervision and collaborative work with other systems and services including schools, courts, mental health, disability, and substance abuse. This course may not be listed as a requirement or eligible as an elective for any major, minor, or certificate program other than the following: Master of Social Work (MSW).