Minor in Social Work and Social Justice
This minor strives to offer students an understanding of the basic principles of social work, including an introduction to generalist social work principles such as the use of policy, practice, and diversity to approach clients on an individual, group, and community level. A discussion on social justice approaches will inform how clients from various groups (i.e., children, families, and organizations) can be addressed.
The minor will include 18 credits with three required courses and the choice of three electives.
Required Courses
50:910:220 Introduction to Social Work and Social Services
50:910:352 Groups at Risk in Contemporary Society
50:910:332 Professional Development Seminar
Elective Courses
50:910:230 Introduction to Human Sexuality
50:910:240 Global Health Perspectives: Vulnerability, Human Health, and Well-Being
50:910:476 Child Welfare Services and Practices
50:910:499 Understanding Interpersonal Violence: Causes, Consequences, and Creating Change
Study Abroad Options for Electives
19:910:959 Social Welfare System in China and Service Learning Practicum
19:959:358 Israel, and Exploration of People, Places, and Challenges
01:959:373 Empowerment Through Community Engagement in the Yucatan
01:959:396 Romania's [R]Evolution: Investing in Children and Families Across the Life Cycle and Service Learning Practicum
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