Human Behavior in the Social Environment II

This course examines theory and research knowledge about political economic and societal structures and process related to communities, groups and organizations within contemporary society. Consideration is given to ways in which these social systems have significant social, political, economic, and psychological impacts on the functioning of individuals, families and social group. The course provides a framework for understanding the influences of medium to large social systems on individuals, families and groups with whom social workers practice. There is a focus on oppression, discrimination, prejudice and privilege and their relationship to social and economic justice for populations served by social workers.

UG - Undergraduate

N - Course May Not Be Repeated