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SED YJ 401: Practicum in YJA
This 200-hour practicum field placement experience focuses on professional development for work with youth and families. Students are expected to attend on-site practicum for 16 hours per week for a total of 200 hours over the semester. This course is taken concurrently with YJ 404, Practice Seminar in Youth Justice, which meets weekly for supervision and skill development. Restricted to qualified students majoring in Youth Justice and Advocacy. 4cr. -
SED YJ 403: Senior Integrative Capstone in YJA
This four-credit undergraduate capstone course integrates and applies the conceptual frameworks underpinning coursework in YJA with practice via an experiential learning opportunity and written assignments. The focus is on integration of theory and practice in youth work. 4cr. -
SED YJ 404: Practice Seminar in YJA
Integrates conceptual frameworks and skill development with the practicum experience. The focus is on professional development for work with youth and families. Class meets weekly and includes didactic and group supervision components. Taken concurrently with YJ 401 Practicum in YJA. Restricted to qualified students majoring in Youth Justice and Advocacy. 4cr.
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