SWK-221 Human Behavior and Social Environment I
Content about human bio-psycho-social development through the life stages, including knowledge about social systems in which individuals live (families, groups, organizations, instructions, and communities). The application of systems to a social work perspective of human development; emphasis on life situations encountered by generalist social workers and the impact of factors such as oppression, discrimination, poverty, and sexism.
Prerequisite
BIO-202 and
SWK-101 either as a prerequisite or corequisite