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Connecting Boundaries

This four-part series is designed to stimulate discussion in an environment where learners, particularly at the undergraduate level, have not yet had an opportunity to work with directly with clients. The primary goal of the series is to connect the theoretical and the practical by using an integrative approach to social work, human growth and development, addictions and criminal justice studies. Combining didactic and experiential teaching and learning strategies allows for the use of this model in the classroom or in agency, corporate, or institutional settings.

The participants in this series did not rehearse a script, but combined their perceptions of theory, practice and life experiences in their own words.


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  Addictions

Addictions take many forms, and know no boundaries of race, religion, gender, or class. For many, addictions not only lead to emotional and...

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  Criminal Justice

This video focuses on the criminal justice system and its role in protecting society while attempting to rehabilitate those who are...

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  Vicitimization And Growth

Our panel and our experts explore why becoming a true human services professional depends so heavily on understanding the people we encounter. ...

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  Social Work

This introduction to social work examines three disciplines (addictions, human growth and development and justice studies) from a social work...

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