Evaluation in Social Work

SW683, Section 003

This course will cover beginning level evaluation that builds on basic research knowledge as a method of assessing social work practice and strengthening clients, communities and their social programs as well as the systems that serve clients and communities. It addresses the evaluation of promotion, prevention, treatment, and rehabilitation services. Students will learn to assess and apply evaluation methods from various perspectives, including scientific, ethical, multicultural, and social justice perspectives.

Topic Description / Additional Information

This is a combined section taught by Professors Doyle and Savas. Students will work in groups to partner with one community organization on a large scale local program evaluation project.