Syllabi Overview

These model syllabi can guild your own efforts to infuse gero content in your foundation and required course syllabi. While instructors have given permission to disseminate syllabi, please follow professional guidelines related to appropriate attribution in your revised syllabi. As you infuse your syllabi with gero content, we suggest you use the following guidelines and criteria:

Foundation Syllabi Gerontology Infusion Guidelines

Model Syllabi

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Human Behavior and the Social Environment (HBSE)
Diversity
Field
Practice: Generalist
Practice: Micro/Meso
Practice: Macro
Policy: Foundation
Policy: Advanced
Research: Foundation
Research Advanced
Electives

Human Behavior and the Social Environment (HBSE)

HBSE, University of South Dakota

HBSE, Widener University

HBSE I, California State University Stanislaus

HBSE I: Life Course, Iona College

HBSE I, Warren Wilson College

HBSE II, Bridgewater State College

HBSE II: Adulthood and Aging, California State University, San Bernardino

HBSE II, Delaware State University

HBSE II, Texas State University - San Marcos

Human Behavior Theory for Social Work Practice, North Carolina State University

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Diversity

Cultural Diversity, Yeshiva University

Discrimination, Oppression and Diversity, University of Iowa

Diversity, Iona College

Human Diversity for the Helping Professions, University of North Texas

Multicultural Social Work, North Carolina State University

Race Relations, West Chester University

Social Work Practice in Multicultural Contexts, California State University, Chico

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Field

Field Education, Brescia University

Generalist Social Work Practicum I, University of Nebraska-Omaha

MSW Foundation Field Practicum I & II, Texas State University - San Marcos

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Practice: Generalist

Aging, Multigenerational Practice, and Social Justice, University of Washington

Foundation Generalist Practice, West Chester University

Foundation Practice, Georgia State University

Generalist Practice with Individuals, Families, and Groups, The College of St. Catherine and The University of St. Thomas

Multigenerational Relations and Social Justice, University of Washington

Rural Social Work Practice, University of Alaska Fairbanks

Social Practice I, Warren Wilson College

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Practice: Micro/Meso

Foundation Micro Practice, California State University, Los Angeles

Empowerment Practice within Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Communities, University of Washington

Advanced Practice: Clinical Practice With Older Adults, The College of St.Catherine and The University of St.Thomas

Social Work Practice with Older Adults, University of Nebraska-Omaha

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Practice: Macro

Organization and Community Practice, University of Iowa

Social Work Practice II, Texas State University - San Marcos

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Policy: Foundation

Social Policy and Human Service Programs, Hood College

Social Welfare Policy and Services, University of Chicago, Illinois

Social Welfare Policy, Bridgewater State College

Social Welfare Policy, University of Nebraska-Omaha

Social Welfare Policy and Services, Texas State University - San Marcos

American Social Welfare, University of Wisconsin - Green Bay

Social Welfare Policy and Practice, University of Iowa

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Policy: Advanced

Multigenerational Policy and Social Justice: A Feminist, Multicultural Lens, University of Washington

Policy Practice in Aging, San José State University

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Research: Foundation

Community-Based Research, Iona College

Research, University of Wyoming

Research Methods I, Loma Linda University

Research Methods in Social Work I, Wright State University

Senior Capstone I, Widener University

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Research: Advanced

Topics in Social Welfare: Qualitative Research Methods in Aging, University of Hawaii

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Electives

Intergenerational Families: Aging, University of Texas-Pan American

Sexuality Across the Life Cycle University of Chicago

Women and the Experience of Aging, University of Vermont

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