An introductory course examining values, social problems, and methods for creating change in the context of social work and helping professions.
Offering recorded · Fall 2026
Historical reviews of EVELYN COKER: The course avoids traditional tests, relying on a semester-long group project with smaller assignments. Difficulty depends on group communication, and grading is easy if instructions are followed, though rubrics and Canvas are unclear.
SOCWORK 206 introduces the policy process in the U.S. by exploring political, economic, and institutional frameworks shaping public social welfare choices.
Offering recorded · Fall 2026
Historical reviews of Katherine Magnuson: Exams featured difficult multiple-choice questions that were not considered fair, and the textbook was overpriced and rarely used.
Examines how social science knowledge and public welfare policy impact child welfare problems and services.
Offering recorded · Fall 2026
Historical reviews for Daniel Sintim describe an engaging and effective educator who fosters critical thinking through interactive teaching and clear presentations of child welfare policies.
SOCWORK 946 is a Faculty Research Seminar that furthers Ph.D. student socialization and facilitates discussions on research interests and doctoral education.