This course is designed to develop skills for social work practice with children and adolescents living in rural communities. The course emphasizes intervention methods and theory, interweaving issues of diversity, gender, and rural communities. Student assignments require that students analyze the case of a rural child or adolescent in their practice, incorporating a biophysical assessment, identifying an appropriate theoretical intervention model, and discussing any relevant cultural, rural, or ethical issues.
Current Syllabi
- Allen (Call Number 06495)
Past Syllabi
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