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Social Work Education
374 2012-2013 California State University, Fresno General Catalog
knowledge for practice. Content includes
development of research questions, study
design, sampling, data collection, and data
analysis. F (Formerly SWRK 176)
SWRK 180. Seminar
in Macro Practice (3)
Prerequisites: SWRK 20, 123, 135, 136, 160,
161/161S, and UDWS requirement. Must
be taken concurrently with SWRK 181.
Analysis of interventive strategies in large
groups, organizations, and the community. In
conjunction with fi eld experience, this class
represents the macro culminating experience
in the social work major. F (Formerly SWRK
141, SWRK 139)
SWRK 181. Field Instruction A (6)
First semester fi eld internship. Prerequi-sites:
senior standing, minimum 2.0 GPA,
completion of UDWS requirement, G.E.
Foundation and Breadth, and SWRK 20,
123, 135, 136, 160, 161/161S. Concurrent
enrollment in SWRK 180. Guided social
work practice experience with individuals,
groups, families, and organizations. Liabil-ity
insurance required during internships.
CR/NC grading only. F
SWRK 182. Field Instruction B (6)
Second semester fi eld internship. Prerequi-sites:
senior standing, minimum 2.0 GPA,
SWRK 181, and concurrent enrollment in
SWRK 183. Guided social work practice
experience with individuals, groups, fami-lies,
and organizations. Liability insurance
required. CR/NC grading only. S
SWRK 183. Seminar
in Micro Practice (3)
Prerequisite: SWRK 180 and 181. Must
be taken concurrently with SWRK 182.
Acquisition of micro social work practice
skills integrating human behavior and social
environment theories, research, and social
policy in interventions with individuals,
families, and small groups. With fi eld expe-rience,
seminar represents the culminating
experience in micro practice in the social
work major. S (Formerly SWRK 140)
SWRK 190. Independent Study
(1-3; max total 6)
See Academic Placement — Independent
Study. Approved for RP grading. FS
Master of Social Work
This program is designed to prepare students
for advanced social work practice — as
social work practitioners who are capable
of intervening at individual, family, small
group, organization, and community levels.
Students achieve competence in problem
identifi cation, assessment, development of
intervention plans, and evaluation of prac-tice.
Students build cross-cultural awareness
and learn to use empower ment and social
justice perspectives when making interven-tions
with client systems of various sizes.
SWRK 135. Human Behavior
and the Social Environment (3)
Prerequisite: SWRK 20 or by permission
of instructor. A general systems approach
focused on the interaction of biological,
psychological, and cultural phenomena with
individuals, small groups, complex organiza-tions,
and communities. F
SWRK 136. Cultural Diversity
and Oppression (3)
Prerequisites: G.E. Foundation and Breadth
Area D. Cultural, economic, ethnic, social,
and psychological considerations for helping
members of groups who suffer oppressed
status in heterogeneous society. Required
for Cross-Cultural Competency Certifi cate.
G.E. Multicultural/International MI (except
for social work majors). FS
SWRK 137. Principles in
Cross-Cultural Competence (3)
Prerequisite: SWRK 136. Theoretical frame-work
for skill-based cultural competency in
educational, business, and public/private
human services settings. Problem formu-lation
and interaction skills with diverse
populations. Required for Cross-Cultural
Competency Certifi cate. FS
SWRK 152. Introduction to Mediation
and Confl ict Resolution
for Human Service Professionals (3)
Provides students with a knowledge base in
mediation as a method of confl ict resolution.
Develops beginning level skills in mediating
confl icts as part of social work practice.
SWRK 160. Introduction to Social Work
Practice: Professional Identity (3)
Prerequisite: SWRK 20 or by permission
of instructor. The development of profes-sional
identity in generalist social work
practice. F
SWRK 161/161S. Social Work
Processes (3)
Prerequisites: SWRK 20, 123, 135, and
160. Foundation for generalist social work
practice. SWRK 161S integrates a service-learning
component for further refl ection ad
professional growth. (Formerly SWRK 130,
SWRK 161) S
SWRK 170. Quantitative Research in
Social Work: Theory and Application (3)
Prerequisites: SWRK 20, 123, 135, and
160. Introduction to social work research
and quantitative methods. Focuses on the
scientifi c method, research design, sam-pling
strategies, quantitative methods, data
analysis, and presentation. S (Formerly
SWRK 175)
SWRK 171. Qualitative Research in
Social Work: Theory and Application (3)
Prerequisite: SWRK 170. Introduction to
the use of qualitative research methods. Fo-cuses
on an inductive approach to building
COURSES
Social Work (SWRK)
Note: Courses offered only fall semester are
designated with F. Courses offered only spring
semester are designated with S. Courses of-fered
fall and spring semester are designated
with FS.
SWRK 20. Introduction
to Social Work (3)
Social, economic, political, historical, and
philosophic components in development
of social welfare and social work in western
society. FS
SWRK 122T. Topics in Social Work
(1-3; max total 15)
Topics in fi elds of social work practice,
basic social work theories, and social work
methods. FS
SWRK 123. Social Welfare Policies
and Programs (3)
Prerequisite: SWRK 20 or by permission of
instructor. Basic policies and major programs
in contemporary social welfare; consumption,
income supports, job provision, housing,
health, civil rights, consumer advocacy,
population control, environmental standards;
principles of social security, administration
of social services, roles of government and
citizen participation. F
SWRK 124. Social Welfare
Policy Advocacy (1)
A two-day course offered in March of the
spring semester in the state capital of Sac-ramento,
California. Provides beginning
skill-building in advocacy and political ac-tion
on current social welfare policy issues.
S (Formerly SWRK 122T)
SWRK 125. Social Services
for the Aging (3)
(Same as GERON 125.) Students will be ac-quainted
with the common bio-psycho-social
needs of the aging in the United States and the
social services available to meet those needs.
Within the context of social work values and
problem-solving methods, attention will be
given to issues of ethnicity, gender, and gaps
in services. S
SWRK 128. Child Welfare (3)
History, development, and provision of child
welfare services in the United States. Meets
state of California prelicensure requirements
for child abuse assessment and reporting
content. FS
SWRK 129. Treatment of Chemical
Dependency (3)
Intervention and treatment of the chemically
dependent and of family members. Meets
state of California requirements for licensed
Master of Social Work through the California
Board of Behavioral Sciences. FS
Object Description
| Title | 2012-13 General Catalog |
| Creator | California State University, Fresno |
| Format | PDF Document |
| Date of publication | 2012-05 |
| Subjects | California State University, Fresno. Curricula. Catalogs |
| Object type | Document |
| Location | Fresno, California |
| Language | eng |
Description
| Title | Page 374 |
| Full Text Search | Social Work Education 374 2012-2013 California State University, Fresno General Catalog knowledge for practice. Content includes development of research questions, study design, sampling, data collection, and data analysis. F (Formerly SWRK 176) SWRK 180. Seminar in Macro Practice (3) Prerequisites: SWRK 20, 123, 135, 136, 160, 161/161S, and UDWS requirement. Must be taken concurrently with SWRK 181. Analysis of interventive strategies in large groups, organizations, and the community. In conjunction with fi eld experience, this class represents the macro culminating experience in the social work major. F (Formerly SWRK 141, SWRK 139) SWRK 181. Field Instruction A (6) First semester fi eld internship. Prerequi-sites: senior standing, minimum 2.0 GPA, completion of UDWS requirement, G.E. Foundation and Breadth, and SWRK 20, 123, 135, 136, 160, 161/161S. Concurrent enrollment in SWRK 180. Guided social work practice experience with individuals, groups, families, and organizations. Liabil-ity insurance required during internships. CR/NC grading only. F SWRK 182. Field Instruction B (6) Second semester fi eld internship. Prerequi-sites: senior standing, minimum 2.0 GPA, SWRK 181, and concurrent enrollment in SWRK 183. Guided social work practice experience with individuals, groups, fami-lies, and organizations. Liability insurance required. CR/NC grading only. S SWRK 183. Seminar in Micro Practice (3) Prerequisite: SWRK 180 and 181. Must be taken concurrently with SWRK 182. Acquisition of micro social work practice skills integrating human behavior and social environment theories, research, and social policy in interventions with individuals, families, and small groups. With fi eld expe-rience, seminar represents the culminating experience in micro practice in the social work major. S (Formerly SWRK 140) SWRK 190. Independent Study (1-3; max total 6) See Academic Placement — Independent Study. Approved for RP grading. FS Master of Social Work This program is designed to prepare students for advanced social work practice — as social work practitioners who are capable of intervening at individual, family, small group, organization, and community levels. Students achieve competence in problem identifi cation, assessment, development of intervention plans, and evaluation of prac-tice. Students build cross-cultural awareness and learn to use empower ment and social justice perspectives when making interven-tions with client systems of various sizes. SWRK 135. Human Behavior and the Social Environment (3) Prerequisite: SWRK 20 or by permission of instructor. A general systems approach focused on the interaction of biological, psychological, and cultural phenomena with individuals, small groups, complex organiza-tions, and communities. F SWRK 136. Cultural Diversity and Oppression (3) Prerequisites: G.E. Foundation and Breadth Area D. Cultural, economic, ethnic, social, and psychological considerations for helping members of groups who suffer oppressed status in heterogeneous society. Required for Cross-Cultural Competency Certifi cate. G.E. Multicultural/International MI (except for social work majors). FS SWRK 137. Principles in Cross-Cultural Competence (3) Prerequisite: SWRK 136. Theoretical frame-work for skill-based cultural competency in educational, business, and public/private human services settings. Problem formu-lation and interaction skills with diverse populations. Required for Cross-Cultural Competency Certifi cate. FS SWRK 152. Introduction to Mediation and Confl ict Resolution for Human Service Professionals (3) Provides students with a knowledge base in mediation as a method of confl ict resolution. Develops beginning level skills in mediating confl icts as part of social work practice. SWRK 160. Introduction to Social Work Practice: Professional Identity (3) Prerequisite: SWRK 20 or by permission of instructor. The development of profes-sional identity in generalist social work practice. F SWRK 161/161S. Social Work Processes (3) Prerequisites: SWRK 20, 123, 135, and 160. Foundation for generalist social work practice. SWRK 161S integrates a service-learning component for further refl ection ad professional growth. (Formerly SWRK 130, SWRK 161) S SWRK 170. Quantitative Research in Social Work: Theory and Application (3) Prerequisites: SWRK 20, 123, 135, and 160. Introduction to social work research and quantitative methods. Focuses on the scientifi c method, research design, sam-pling strategies, quantitative methods, data analysis, and presentation. S (Formerly SWRK 175) SWRK 171. Qualitative Research in Social Work: Theory and Application (3) Prerequisite: SWRK 170. Introduction to the use of qualitative research methods. Fo-cuses on an inductive approach to building COURSES Social Work (SWRK) Note: Courses offered only fall semester are designated with F. Courses offered only spring semester are designated with S. Courses of-fered fall and spring semester are designated with FS. SWRK 20. Introduction to Social Work (3) Social, economic, political, historical, and philosophic components in development of social welfare and social work in western society. FS SWRK 122T. Topics in Social Work (1-3; max total 15) Topics in fi elds of social work practice, basic social work theories, and social work methods. FS SWRK 123. Social Welfare Policies and Programs (3) Prerequisite: SWRK 20 or by permission of instructor. Basic policies and major programs in contemporary social welfare; consumption, income supports, job provision, housing, health, civil rights, consumer advocacy, population control, environmental standards; principles of social security, administration of social services, roles of government and citizen participation. F SWRK 124. Social Welfare Policy Advocacy (1) A two-day course offered in March of the spring semester in the state capital of Sac-ramento, California. Provides beginning skill-building in advocacy and political ac-tion on current social welfare policy issues. S (Formerly SWRK 122T) SWRK 125. Social Services for the Aging (3) (Same as GERON 125.) Students will be ac-quainted with the common bio-psycho-social needs of the aging in the United States and the social services available to meet those needs. Within the context of social work values and problem-solving methods, attention will be given to issues of ethnicity, gender, and gaps in services. S SWRK 128. Child Welfare (3) History, development, and provision of child welfare services in the United States. Meets state of California prelicensure requirements for child abuse assessment and reporting content. FS SWRK 129. Treatment of Chemical Dependency (3) Intervention and treatment of the chemically dependent and of family members. Meets state of California requirements for licensed Master of Social Work through the California Board of Behavioral Sciences. FS |
