SOCW 604 - Integrative Seminar
3 Credits
The course brings together students in their final semester of the MSW Program for an integrative seminar. Using a collaborative, active model of learning, students explore advanced topics in social work practice, applying theory and practice skills learned in the program, and taking action to enhance the systems and resource issues that impact client functioning. The Seminar provides support and structure for students to complete their community-based research project begun in the Research II class. Students are expected to take the information emerging from the community research project that addresses a need or “problem of practice” recognized by that community. Students will develop an original contribution to the field in the form of a program, intervention, or practice approach responsive to the needs and cultures of the community. Students share results in a Final Presentation capstone assignment with a goal of producing knowledge meaningful to the community and the profession.
Prerequisite(s): SOCW 600 - Community Mental Health , SOCW 601 - Advanced Clinical Practice I , SOCW 602 - Social Work Research II: Community-Engaged Research
Corequisite(s): SOCW 603 - Advanced Clinical Practice II
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