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SOUTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY
AT CARBONDALE
SCHOOL OF SOCIAL WORK

 

 
SOCW 533-2 - SOCIAL WORK PRACTICE IN THE SCHOOLS
Mr. Harold Collier, MSW
Office: 6 Quigley
Phone: 453-2243
Hours: By appointment
E-mail harco50@yahoo.com

Fall 2008
W 4:00 - 5:50 P.M
7E Quigley
 
 

COURSE DESCRIPTION:
In-depth examination of the history and practice of social work in primary and second¬ary schools. Roles of school social workers and practice approaches are emphasized. Prerequisite: completion of foundation or transition courses and admission to the School Social Work certification program.

REQUIRED TEXT:
Constable, R, McDonald, S., & Flynn, J.P. (2002). School Social Work: Practice, Policy, and Research Perspectives (5th Ed.). Chicago: Lyceum Books.
RECOMMENDED
Fischer, L., & Sorenson, G.P. (1996). School Law for Counselors, Psychologis¬ts and Social Workers (3rd Ed.). New York: Longman.

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SOCW 543A-3 ADVANCED PRACTICUM SEMINAR I
Hussein Soliman, Ph.D.
Office: Quigley
Hours: By appointment
Phone: 453-2243
Fall 2008
Section 3
Class: Tuesday 1:00-2:50
Quigley 7E
 
 

COURSE DESCRIPTION:
543A-3 Advanced Practicum Seminar I. Concentration specific practicum seminar with concurrent field practicum, SOCW543b. Practicum Seminar focuses on the application of advanced generalist theory, knowledge and skills covered in the curriculum within the specific concentration area(Children, Youth, and families/School Social Work; Health/Mental Health). Prerequisite: completion of foundation or transition courses.

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SOCW 543B-3 ADVANCED PRACTICUM I

Hussein Soliman, Ph.D.
Office: Quigley
Hours: By appointment
Phone: 453-2243
Fall 2008
Section 3
Class: Tuesday 1:00-2:50
Quigley 7E
 
 

543B-3 Advanced Practicum I. On-site concentration specific field practice in an approved agency with appropriate supervision. Practicum is equivalent to 20 hours per week for 15 weeks (a total of 607 hours is required to be completed in two semesters) with a concurrent seminar. The practicum focuses on the application of advanced concentration theory, knowledge and skills covered in the curriculum. Prerequisites: completion of foundation or transition courses.

 

SOCW 544A-3 ADVANCED PRACTICUM SEMINAR II

Hussein H. Soliman, Ph.D.
Professor
Office: 6 Quigley Hall
Email: soliman@siu.edu
Phone: 453-2243
Office Hours: Tue. 4:00 - 6:00 p.m.

Spring 2008
Section 3
Class: Tuesday 3:50-5:25
Quigley 7 E
 
 

544A-3 Advanced Practicum Seminar II. A continuation of the concentration specific practicum seminar concurrent field practucum SOCW544B. Continuation of SOCW 543A. Prerequisite: SOCW 543A & B and registration in SOCW 544B

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SOCW 544B-3 ADVANCED PRACTICUM II
Hussein H. Soliman, Ph.D.
Professor
Office: 6 Quigley Hall
Email: soliman@siu.edu
Phone: 453-2243
Office Hours: Tue. 4:00 - 6:00 p.m.
Spring 2008
Section 3
Class: Tuesday 3:50-5:25
Quigley 7 E
 
 

544B-3 Advanced Practicum II. A continuation of the concentration specific practicum of 20 hours per week in the field for 15 weeks with a concurrent seminar, SOCW544A. Graded S/U. Continuation of 543B. Prerequisite: SOCW543A & B and concurrent registration in SOCW 544A.

 

SOCW 567 - 2 ADVANCED SCHOOL SOCIAL WORK ISSUES
Mr. Harold Collier, MSW
Office: 6 Quigley
Phone: 453-2243
Hours: By appointment
E-mail harco50@yahoo.com

Spring 2008
Tuesday 6:00 - 7:50 p.m.
Room 7-E, Quigley
 
 

COURSE DESCRIPTION:
Exploration of policies, programs, practice, and legislative trends affecting public service in school social work. Prerequisite: SOCW 533.

REQUIRED TEXT:
Rosenberg, M., Wilson, R., Maheady, L., & Sindelar, P. (2004). Educating students with behavior disorders. (3rd. Edition), Allyn & Bacon: Boston, USA.
COMMENDED TEXTS
American Psychiatric Association (1994). Diagnostic and statistical manual of mental disorders, (4th ed.). Washington, D.C.: author (or the newest edition DSM-IV T.R.)
Rapoport, J.L., & Ismond, D.R. (1996). DSM-IV Training guide for diagnosis of childhood disorders. New York: Brunder/Mazel

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