Introduction to the Social Work Profession. This course provides the full range of human service topics for the student to become familiar with the profession in all its diversity. Topics include administration, assessments, diversity, substance use, gerontology, mental health, and direct care. Students will understand the theory and practice of the services available for individuals living with a disability or adversity in the community. Information and concepts are drawn from history, sociology, psychology, and social work theory.

Introduction to the Social Work Profession. This course provides the full range of human service topics for the student to become familiar with the profession in all its diversity. Topics include administration, assessments, diversity, substance use, gerontology, mental health, and direct care. Students will understand the theory and practice of the services available for individuals living with a disability or adversity in the community. Information and concepts are drawn from history, sociology, psychology, and social work theory.

Introduction to the Social Work Profession. This course provides the full range of human service topics for the student to become familiar with the profession in all its diversity. Topics include administration, assessments, diversity, substance use, gerontology, mental health, and direct care. Students will understand the theory and practice of the services available for individuals living with a disability or adversity in the community. Information and concepts are drawn from history, sociology, psychology, and social work theory.

Introduction to the Social Work Profession. This course provides the full range of human service topics for the student to become familiar with the profession in all its diversity. Topics include administration, assessments, diversity, substance use, gerontology, mental health, and direct care. Students will understand the theory and practice of the services available for individuals living with a disability or adversity in the community. Information and concepts are drawn from history, sociology, psychology, and social work theory.

Introduction to the Social Work Profession. This course provides the full range of human service topics for the student to become familiar with the profession in all its diversity. Topics include administration, assessments, diversity, substance use, gerontology, mental health, and direct care. Students will understand the theory and practice of the services available for individuals living with a disability or adversity in the community. Information and concepts are drawn from history, sociology, psychology, and social work theory.

Introduction to the Social Work Profession. This course provides the full range of human service topics for the student to become familiar with the profession in all its diversity. Topics include administration, assessments, diversity, substance use, gerontology, mental health, and direct care. Students will understand the theory and practice of the services available for individuals living with a disability or adversity in the community. Information and concepts are drawn from history, sociology, psychology, and social work theory.

Introduction to the Social Work Profession. This course provides the full range of human service topics for the student to become familiar with the profession in all its diversity. Topics include administration, assessments, diversity, substance use, gerontology, mental health, and direct care. Students will understand the theory and practice of the services available for individuals living with a disability or adversity in the community. Information and concepts are drawn from history, sociology, psychology, and social work theory.

Introduction to the Social Work Profession. This course provides the full range of human service topics for the student to become familiar with the profession in all its diversity. Topics include administration, assessments, diversity, substance use, gerontology, mental health, and direct care. Students will understand the theory and practice of the services available for individuals living with a disability or adversity in the community. Information and concepts are drawn from history, sociology, psychology, and social work theory.

Introduction to the Social Work Profession. This course provides the full range of human service topics for the student to become familiar with the profession in all its diversity. Topics include administration, assessments, diversity, substance use, gerontology, mental health, and direct care. Students will understand the theory and practice of the services available for individuals living with a disability or adversity in the community. Information and concepts are drawn from history, sociology, psychology, and social work theory.

Introduction to the Social Work Profession. This course provides the full range of human service topics for the student to become familiar with the profession in all its diversity. Topics include administration, assessments, diversity, substance use, gerontology, mental health, and direct care. Students will understand the theory and practice of the services available for individuals living with a disability or adversity in the community. Information and concepts are drawn from history, sociology, psychology, and social work theory.