SWK 150 - The Black Experience and Contemporary Society

[3 credit(s)]

This course is a comprehensive overview of the contemporary Black experience as viewed from the social work perspective. This perspective assumes that being Black exposes one to differential treatment by social institutions. It also strives to introduce students to effective strategies for use at the individual, family, group, and community levels which seek to offset racism’s negative consequences.

Semesters Offered: Every Fall and Spring

General Education Category: African-American

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