Issues pertaining to youth welfare are related to broader organizational and structural features of society, including historical and comparative (international) perspectives. Identical to SOC 422. Credit may not be earned in more than one of these courses. Prerequisites: SOC/ANT 101 and a signed Global Justice Minor; or SOC 100 and a signed Youth Studies Minor; or SOC 200, SOC 301, and SOC 350.

Analysis and evaluation of social policies welfare services. Emphasis on social action, social and economic justice and impact on at-risk groups. May be offered as Writing Intensive. Prerequisites: Admitted to the Social Work Program; SWK 250; SOC 221 or 302; SWK 470. Co-requisites: SWK 480.

200 hours of supervised experience in a social work setting. CR/NC only. Prerequisites: Admitted to the Social Work Program; SWK 321, 375. Co- requisite: SWK 331, 471.

Students consciously and critically integrate knowledge with direct practice observed in a field agency and compare generalist practice as implemented in different agencies. Prerequisites: Admitted to the social work program; Co-requisite: SWK 470.

Continuation of 200 hours of supervised experience in a social work setting. CR/NC only. Prerequisites: Admitted to the Social Work Program; SWK 470, 471 with a B- or better. Pre/Co-requisite: SWK 450. Co- requisite: SWK 481.

Students consciously and critically integrate knowledge with direct practice as performed in a field agency and compare generalist practice as implemented in different agencies. Prerequisites: SWK 471 with a B- or better, SWK 470. Pre/Co-requisite: SWK 450. Co-requisite: SWK 480.

Integrative capstone experience that synthesizes knowledge, skills, and applications in community development and community-based social work in an applied agency project proposal. May be offered in an online or hybrid format. Pre/Co-requisite: SWK 470 (for Social Work students) or Prerequisite: 86 semester hours and signed major in Bachelor of Science degree with an option in Community Development.