SW 316 - Child Welfare Practice

Description:
Focus on fundamental skills and knowledge of child welfare practice that includes basic interviewing skills; assessment; case planning; protective services; extended family and foster care; family centered services; their effects on Native American and other minority cultures; and child welfare policies such as ICWA, ASFA, WI Children’s code. Available for graduate credit as SW 516.

Typically Offered on the Main Campus:
Fall, Spring, and Summer

Credits: 3