Advocacy and Diplomacy

3 credits · Graduate Programs

Enhances competencies and skills in facilitation, building trust, managing conflict, and fostering relationships in working with individuals, groups, communities, organizations, and systems from a feminist and intersectional approach. Integration of practice-based research to inform best and promising practices, policy development and social change. Prerequisite(s): Admission to the MSW with a BSW and a specialization in Leadership in the Human Services; or the MSW with a non-BSW and a specialization in Leadership in the Human Services and completion of 27 units of foundation courses; or the Graduate Certificate in Leadership in the Human Services with specialization in The Practical and Transformational Leader. Also known as: (formerly Social Work 646.01 Advocacy and Diplomacy)