Practicum Seminar III supports the integration of specialized social work knowledge, skills, and values with practice and the continued development of a professional social work identity. In this course, students will present their clinical work, exploring their application of specialized knowledge, skills, and values to the therapeutic process. Consistent with the program's emphasis on culturally competent practice and a focus on strengths, resilience, and empowerment, students will assess the treatment process to assess their application of these principles and methods. Additionally, as with practicum seminar courses included in the generalist curriculum, this course will include regularly scheduled seminars where students will meet virtually with all faculty to integrate course content with their practicum experience, and evaluate how classroom and practicum experiences are shaping their identity as a professional social worker.
Take SW-526. Students must successfully complete Practicum Seminar II before proceeding to Practicum Seminar III or have advanced standing in Social Work.