<p>Lecture, 75 minutes. Introduction to critical self-awareness and intergroup dialogue. Exploration and appreciation of worldviews and experiences of colleagues. Through self-awareness students learn to engage with diversity and difference in social work practice. Through intergroup dialogue, students learn to explore social group identity, conflict, community, and social justice. S/U grading.</p>

Social Welfare

At the convergence of social work, urban planning, and policymaking, the school identifies and develops emerging areas of research and teaching, cultivating leaders and change agents who advance solutions to society’s most pressing problems.

Meyer and Renee Luskin School of Public Affairs

The program prepares leaders for the profession of social work, and develops the empirical base for all facets of practice.

General Catalog

Human Behavior in Social Environment: Critical Self-Awareness and Intergroup Dialogue

SOC WLF 212

2 units