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| bachelor of science csu: Social Work Manohar Pawar, Wendy Bowles, Karen Bell, 2018-08-31 Social Work Innovations and Insights critically reflects on social work education, research and practice. Experienced educators and practitioners offer fresh insights into the conceptualisation of social work, exploring virtues in social work, culturally responsive practice, post-conventional and eco-social paradigms. Creative approaches to pedagogy, curriculum development and delivery in social work education are also presented, in the context of field education, human rights, international mobility and wellbeing. In addition, examples of innovative, applied social work practice are explored including mental health, ageing, multicultural practice, wellbeing at work and the role of hope in crises and service provision. |
| bachelor of science csu: Issues in Environmental Economics Nick Hanley, Colin Roberts, 2002-08-02 This book addresses cutting edge issues in the rapidly developing field of environmental and natural resource economics. |
| bachelor of science csu: Bogus Degrees and Unmet Expectations United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on Governmental Affairs, 2004 |
| bachelor of science csu: Concepts in Physical Science Clark College. Cooperative General Science Project, 1970 Presents the basic concepts of science utilizing the historical and philosophical approach. |
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| bachelor of science csu: Introduction to Engineering W. Lionel Craver, Darrell C. Schroder, Anthony J. Tarquin, 1987 A survey of the typical curricula for engineering students, this comprehensive text provides a broad yet depth coverage of Engineering. Concise and structured, the text offers instructors the flexibility to choose and emphasize certain topics within the course. Each author is an expert in adifferent branch of engineering-electrical engineering, civil engineering, and mechanical engineering. |
| bachelor of science csu: Sustainable Venturing Thomas J. Dean, 2014 Sustainable venturing is about harnessing the innovative power of entrepreneurship to solve global social and environmental challenges. Sustainable Venturing attempts to show how that might be accomplished, and how entrepreneurship can be used as a transformative mechanism in our economic system. Sustainable Venturing is the perfect content companion to courses that integrate case studies, speakers, and experiential exercises to engage students in learning about the opportunities for entrepreneurship in sustainability. The text covers a host of concepts, topics, and tools relevant to identifying opportunities, and implementing a business with positive social and environmental outcomes. It also delivers examples of business models that have contributed to sustainability across a broad array of sectors. |
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