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Falk College seeks a part-time instructor to teach SWK 714 M001 Supervision, Consultation and Staff Development (3 credits) in the Summer 2025 (5/19/2025-6/27/25) semester. Course Description: Functions, methods, and techniques of supervision and consultation within an organizational context. Design, implementation, and evaluation of staff development programs. Emphasis on overcoming barriers to multicultural groups and enhancing staff morale, motivation, and effectiveness.

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Research shows that the quality of an organization's supervision and management has the greatest impact on social work staff job satisfaction, quality of work, morale, and staff development. This course examines the organizational context of administrative, education, and supportive social work supervision, staff development, and consultation. The course aims to introduce students to the principles, methods, and techniques of social work supervision. Emphasis is on enhancing staff motivation, morale, and effectiveness.

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