SWRK 3510 - Social Work Concepts in Group, Community and Organizational Behavior

This course introduces the student to human behavior as it relates to small group process, formal organizations, and community dynamics. Students are introduced to selected systems concepts. The interplay of various forces which affect the development of social groups, organizations, and communities, and the effects of such interdependent systems on the client system are examined. The impact of race, sex, and age is considered in relation to groups, organizations, and communities.

Prerequisites & Corequisites: Prerequisites: SWRK 2100, SWRK 3200, SWRK 3330, and SWRK 3500 and completion of 55 credit hours. Corequisites: SWRK 3650 and SWRK 4000.

Credits: 3 hours

Restrictions: This course is restricted to Social Work majors.