Integration Seminar I

Undergraduate

The Integration Seminar I course is taken concurrently with the Field Education I course (SWRK-4730). This seminar course builds on the knowledge, skills, and values developed in the theory and practice courses SWRK-3360, 3370, 3380 & 3390, along with problem solving models covered in SWRK-3440 and SWRK- 3710. The focus of learning for this course will be the application of concepts from theories and practice models to the process of assessment and intervention planning. The seminar enables students to integrate academic learning and field work experience to test and advance social work knowledge, 236 Winter 2027 Undergraduate Calendar values, and skills in preparation for professional social work practice. The course will provide students with opportunities to share their field placement experiences with the instructor and peers. This course will include classroom instruction, simulations, self-reflection, discussions, group sharing and problem solving, and presentations to facilitate the development of professional, reflective, self-evaluating, and competent social workers. (Prerequisites: SWRK-3710, SWRK-3360, SWRK-3370, SWRK-3380, SWRK- 3390, SWRK-3440) (Co-requisite: SWRK-4730) (This is an experiential learning course).