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POPHLTH 699 is an independent reading course providing advanced training and information on specific research problems under department staff supervision.
Offering recorded · Fall 2026
4 . 0 0 4.00 historical GPA · 3 8 38 grades
Spring 2022–Spring 2026 · limited sample POPHLTH 990 is a research course where students conduct supervised research under individual faculty members.
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No recorded grade history
SOCWORK 205 covers the historical development of social welfare policies and the role of the social work professional.
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Exams are easy if you attend lectures and listen, as answers reflect the material presented.[1] Sources
3 . 6 1 3.61 historical GPA · 7 2 0 720 grades
Spring 2022–Spring 2026 Higher grades Small lectures
SOCWORK 275 explores contemporary issues and trends in social justice, social welfare, and social work.
Offering recorded · Fall 2026
Historical reviews of Michelle Turner: Workload includes two midterms and five papers, requiring strict adherence to writing rubrics.[1] Sources
3 . 8 7 3.87 historical GPA · 5 8 58 grades
Fall 2024–Fall 2025 · limited sample Highly rated instructor
SOCWORK 299 is a Directed Study allowing students to devise a program of study in collaboration with a faculty member.
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No recorded grade history
Highly rated instructor
SOCWORK 990 is a thesis-research course focused on dissertation preparation.
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No recorded grade history
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SOCWORK 999 is an independent reading course allowing graduate students to pursue specialized topics under faculty supervision.
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4 . 0 0 4.00 historical GPA · 1 7 17 grades
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