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SOW 3101 - BSW Professional Seminar

Credits: 1 hr
This course introduces and monitors professionalism as evidenced in student’s writing skills, the use of scholarship, and the ability to exhibit positive behaviors that will ensure success in social work practice. In addition, This “professional development” seminar is a kind of general, all-purpose forum for discussion of a wide variety of issues related to research, teaching, and other aspects of graduate school and careers (particularly academic and practice careers) in Social Work.  Also students will discuss and present their own original research projects.
Pre-requisite(s): SOW 3368 - Social Welfare Policy I , SOW 3375 - Social Work Methods I , SOW 3370 - Human Behavior and the Social Environment I ,  and Admission to the Upper Division
Banner Schedule: Fall