The following are the foundation and advanced curriculum years for the model program of study for Day Program students.

First Year – Professional Foundation

Fall Quarter
Soc W 500     Intellectual and Historical Foundations of Professional Social Work Practice
Soc W 501     Poverty and Inequality
Soc W 504     Social Work for Social Justice
Soc W 510     Micro/Mezzo Practice I – Individuals, Families, and Groups
Soc W 523     Introduction to Practicum

Winter Quarter
Soc W 512     Macro Practice I – Organizations, Community, Policy Practice
Soc W 505     Foundations of Social Welfare Research
Soc W 511     Micro/Mezzo Practice II – Practice with Individuals, Families, Groups
Soc W 524     Foundation Practicum

Spring Quarter
Soc W 513     Macro Practice II – Organizations, Community, Policy Practice
Soc W 506     Social Welfare Research and Evaluation
Soc W 514     Practice III – HBSE and Applications in Multicultural Empowerment Practice
Soc W 524     Foundation Practicum (continued)

Second Year – Advanced Curriculum

(12 credits per quarter on average, but varies)

Fall Quarter
Soc W 525     Advanced Practicum

Winter Quarter
Soc W 525     Advanced Practicum (continued)

Spring Quarter
Soc W 525     Advanced Practicum (continued)

In addition, the courses listed below are requirements in the second year:

• Platform course: Policy and Services (fall quarter)
  
• Advanced Methods I (usually fall quarter)
  
• Advanced Methods II (usually winter quarter)
  
• Electives – 9 credits (usually winter-spring)