Introduces students to the sociological, social work principles and theoretical perspectives to major social problems in contemporary society such as inequality, poverty, crime and violence, substance use, environmental issues, homelessness, social welfare programs and limitations, and family issues. Human diversity will be examined in relation to treatment issues. The course focuses on approaches that enhance problem-solving and coping strategies and are empowering and supportive to clients, both individually and in groups and families.

Introduces students to the sociological, social work principles and theoretical perspectives to major social problems in contemporary society such as inequality, poverty, crime and violence, substance use, environmental issues, homelessness, social welfare programs and limitations, and family issues. Human diversity will be examined in relation to treatment issues. The course focuses on approaches that enhance problem-solving and coping strategies and are empowering and supportive to clients, both individually and in groups and families.

Introduces students to the sociological, social work principles and theoretical perspectives to major social problems in contemporary society such as inequality, poverty, crime and violence, substance use, environmental issues, homelessness, social welfare programs and limitations, and family issues. Human diversity will be examined in relation to treatment issues. The course focuses on approaches that enhance problem-solving and coping strategies and are empowering and supportive to clients, both individually and in groups and families.

Introduces students to the sociological, social work principles and theoretical perspectives to major social problems in contemporary society such as inequality, poverty, crime and violence, substance use, environmental issues, homelessness, social welfare programs and limitations, and family issues. Human diversity will be examined in relation to treatment issues. The course focuses on approaches that enhance problem-solving and coping strategies and are empowering and supportive to clients, both individually and in groups and families.

Introduces students to the sociological, social work principles and theoretical perspectives to major social problems in contemporary society such as inequality, poverty, crime and violence, substance use, environmental issues, homelessness, social welfare programs and limitations, and family issues. Human diversity will be examined in relation to treatment issues. The course focuses on approaches that enhance problem-solving and coping strategies and are empowering and supportive to clients, both individually and in groups and families.

Introduces students to the sociological, social work principles and theoretical perspectives to major social problems in contemporary society such as inequality, poverty, crime and violence, substance use, environmental issues, homelessness, social welfare programs and limitations, and family issues. Human diversity will be examined in relation to treatment issues. The course focuses on approaches that enhance problem-solving and coping strategies and are empowering and supportive to clients, both individually and in groups and families.

Introduces students to the sociological, social work principles and theoretical perspectives to major social problems in contemporary society such as inequality, poverty, crime and violence, substance use, environmental issues, homelessness, social welfare programs and limitations, and family issues. Human diversity will be examined in relation to treatment issues. The course focuses on approaches that enhance problem-solving and coping strategies and are empowering and supportive to clients, both individually and in groups and families.

Introduces students to the sociological, social work principles and theoretical perspectives to major social problems in contemporary society such as inequality, poverty, crime and violence, substance use, environmental issues, homelessness, social welfare programs and limitations, and family issues. Human diversity will be examined in relation to treatment issues. The course focuses on approaches that enhance problem-solving and coping strategies and are empowering and supportive to clients, both individually and in groups and families.

Introduces students to the sociological, social work principles and theoretical perspectives to major social problems in contemporary society such as inequality, poverty, crime and violence, substance use, environmental issues, homelessness, social welfare programs and limitations, and family issues. Human diversity will be examined in relation to treatment issues. The course focuses on approaches that enhance problem-solving and coping strategies and are empowering and supportive to clients, both individually and in groups and families.

Introduces students to the sociological, social work principles and theoretical perspectives to major social problems in contemporary society such as inequality, poverty, crime and violence, substance use, environmental issues, homelessness, social welfare programs and limitations, and family issues. Human diversity will be examined in relation to treatment issues. The course focuses on approaches that enhance problem-solving and coping strategies and are empowering and supportive to clients, both individually and in groups and families.