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2007-2008 Catalog (PDF) - Colorado State University-Pueblo

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CSU-<strong>Pueblo</strong><br />

taken in sequence because knowledge in higher level<br />

courses is built on the mastery of information in<br />

previous courses.<br />

SW Courses Titles Credits<br />

SW 100 Intro to Social Work .......................3<br />

SW 201 Human Behavior & Social<br />

Environment I ................................3<br />

SW 202 Human Behavior & Social<br />

Environment II ...............................3<br />

SW 205 Social Welfare in the U.S. .............3<br />

SW 222 Intro to Social Work Practice .........3<br />

__________<br />

TOTAL 15<br />

Admission into the Social Work Program<br />

The social work major is a professional program and<br />

as such requires two additional admission processes<br />

following admission into the <strong>University</strong>: the first is<br />

admission into the social work program and the<br />

second is admission into the field practicum. Social<br />

work majors must be accepted into the program<br />

prior to enrolling in required 300 and 400 level<br />

social work courses.<br />

Application forms are available in the BSW Student<br />

Handbook, or from the social work department<br />

secretary (<strong>Pueblo</strong> campus), or at the Citadel Center in<br />

<strong>Colorado</strong> Springs. Completed application forms are to<br />

be submitted no later than October 31st for the<br />

upcoming spring semester and no later than March<br />

15th for the upcoming fall semester. Forms will then be<br />

distributed by the Social Work Department Chair to<br />

faculty for review and a decision will be made regarding<br />

admission into the program. The Department Chair<br />

will notify each student in writing of his/her status: 1)<br />

admission into the program, 2) conditional admission<br />

into the program or 3) denial of admission into the<br />

program.<br />

Reasons for conditional admission into the program<br />

will be identified in the letter, as well as corrective<br />

actions that must be taken. When the requirements for<br />

admission into the program have been satisfied, the<br />

student’s status will be revised from conditional<br />

acceptance to admission into the program. If for some<br />

reason a student is not admitted to the program, the<br />

reasons for this decision will be identified in the letter<br />

to the student, along with necessary corrective actions.<br />

Reapplication may be made once corrective action has<br />

been taken.<br />

Social Work Professional Practice Courses<br />

Students must earn a grade of C or above in all social<br />

work professional practice courses. The following<br />

upper division social work courses are mandatory for<br />

completion of the BSW degree and require approval<br />

for acceptance into the major prior to enrollment.<br />

SW Courses Titles Credits<br />

SW 310 Social Work Theory....................... 3<br />

SW 320 Human Diversity in Practice.......... 3<br />

SW 322 Social Work Intervention I ............ 3<br />

SW 323 Social Work Intervention II ........... 3<br />

SW 324 Social Work Intervention III .......... 3<br />

SW 350 Social Welfare Policy .................... 3<br />

SW 481 Field Seminar I ............................. 3<br />

SW 482 Field Seminar II............................. 3<br />

SW 488 Field Placement I .......................... 5<br />

SW 489 Field Placement II ........................ 5<br />

SW 492 Research....................................... 3<br />

__________<br />

TOTAL 37<br />

Admission into the Social Work Field Practicum<br />

The Field Practicum<br />

Social work majors are required to apply for admission<br />

into the field practicum. An orientation meeting is<br />

scheduled by the Field Coordinator each fall semester<br />

for all students planning to enroll in the field practicum<br />

during the following summer session or fall semester.<br />

Application forms for admission into the practicum are<br />

distributed at this meeting and information on the<br />

admission process and placement is provided.<br />

Students unable to attend are required to meet with<br />

the Field Coordinator to obtain the forms and receive<br />

pertinent information to proceed with the practicum<br />

placement process. Applications for field placement<br />

are accepted only once a year, with exceptions<br />

approved by the Field Coordinator.<br />

Completed applications must be returned to the Field<br />

Coordinator for review and approval no later than the<br />

third week of January. Upon receipt, the application<br />

will be reviewed and the student will be notified of<br />

acceptance into the field practicum by the Field<br />

Coordinator. Late submission of the application may<br />

delay both placement into the practicum and graduation<br />

since most field practicum agencies require<br />

background checks and/or drug and alcohol testing.<br />

Students need to be aware that a criminal history<br />

may affect eligibility for placement based on<br />

agency policy, not <strong>University</strong> policy or the Department<br />

of Social Work polices.<br />

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