Course description
Supervised learning experiences in selected social work agencies. The experience introduces a variety of social work practice roles and enables the student to apply social work knowledge, skills, and values in a real practice situation. May be taken as block placement for 9 credit hours or as a concurrent placement over two semesters for a total of 9 credit hours.
Prerequisite(s): SOCWK 210 Micro Methods: Individuals and Families and SOCWK 208 Group Methods or SOCWK 209 Macro Methods: Community Organization, Planning and Administration, with grades of "B-" or better, and approved Pre-Field Placement Consultation.