Description
This course is the fourth and last in a practice sequence that provides a conceptual framework for generalist social work practice and introduces students to the knowledge, values and skills needed to work with tribal and other governments. Introductions to the roles, tasks and functions of the social welfare practitioner as well as theories and methods of assessment, intervention and evaluation are provided. The sequence emphasizes strengths and empowerment perspectives. Methods IV is a policy-practice course in which students learn how to engage in legislative advocacy, grant writing, and to analyze government and tribal policies relevant to the health and welfare of the Lakota people.
Prerequisites: SOWK 303, SOWK 413
3 credits