All Courses
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Canvas Student Tour
This self-paced course contains a series of short videos designed to help students learn how to use Canvas. Videos can be viewed in any order.
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Canvas Instructor Tour
This self-paced course contains a series of short videos designed to help instructors learn how to use Canvas. Videos can be viewed in any order.
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INT-200-800
An introduction to the history of capitalism, its alternatives, and its benefits in the era of globalization.
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INT-200-801-802 merged (Summer 2020)
An introduction to the history of capitalism, its alternatives, and its benefits in the era of globalization.
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SWK-235-800
This course is an introduction to the nature and development of social welfare policy, social services, and the social work profession. Students will read about, review, and discuss the major features of social welfare and social work history, the principle fields of social work practice, and the typical social services available in American communities, including mental health, child welfare, and health and anti-poverty programs. The implications of culture, social values, economics, governmental structure, and politics on policy and the structure and operations of social services will be considered. Ethical considerations in policy and practice as well as issues of social equality and economic justice will be themes throughout the semester. Limited international comparisons of both service and policy also will be provided. In addition, the development and status of the profession of social work will be considered. This course reflects the Curriculum Policy Statement of the Council on Social Work Education and the stated objectives of the BSW program within the School of Social Work. Specifically, the course relates to objectives concerned with the range of social services, the history and development of social welfare and social work, the impact of social policy, and human diversity as they relate to policy and services.
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INT-105-004-804 merged (Fall 2020)
An introductory, interdisciplinary survey of the main concepts and terminology associated with the broad and interdisciplinary field of international studies, including economic, geopolitical, and socio-cultural globalization and the effects of these processes on individuals and communities.