SOWK 320

This course is intended to introduce students to the knowledge, theories, and skills necessary for social work practice in diverse cultural settings. Within a framework that incorporates an anti-oppressive perspective and a critical analysis of social justice and inclusion, this course engages students in self-reflection and an exploration of their own experiences, knowledge, beliefs, and attitudes about race, culture, and ethnicity. This course involves students in an examination of various theories and practice frameworks required for anti-racist social work practice. Historical and current events, policies, and social work practices affecting ethno-cultural groups and marginalized peoples will be analyzed and critiqued. -- Prerequisite -- Admission into the BSW program; or admission to the MSW program; or permission of the School. -- Corequisite -- None. -- Pre or Corequisite -- SOWK 311