Morehead State University

*Course Title:* Introduction to Social Work *Course Description:* This course introduces students to the dynamic field of social work, exploring its history, philosophy, and core values. Students will examine the role of social workers, social welfare policies, and the impact of social issues on individuals, families, and communities. *Course Objectives:* 1. Understand the history and evolution of social work. 2. Recognize the core values and ethics of the social work profession...

1. Historical foundations: Colonial era, Industrial Revolution, Progressive Era, New Deal, and Great Society programs. 2. Social justice movements: Civil Rights, Women's Rights, Labor Rights, and Disability Rights. 3. Ethical theories: Utilitarianism, Deontology, Virtue Ethics, and Social Contract Theory. 4. Social welfare policy analysis: examining the impact of policy on diverse populations. 5. Contemporary issues: poverty, inequality, healthcare, immigration, and human rights. 6. Ethica...

Notes on race and ethnic stratification

Gender and sex stratification notes about stratification and socialization.

Forces and Motion using PhET’s Force and Motion Basics HTML5 Part 2 – Friction. With Answers.

This is a summary of the integumentary, bones, and joint systems including joint classification, bone anatomy, the blood and nerve supply of the bone, intramembranous bone formation, endochondral ossification, secondary ossification, bone zones, fracture and repair of the bone, and the layers of the integumentary system.

This is a summary of the central dogma of DNA (replication, transcription [in prokaryotes and eukaryotes], and translation [in prokaryotes and eukaryotes]). Some more specific parts included are Rho Independent/Dependent Termination, TBP box, chromatin remodeling, 5' capping, 5'-2' splicing, polyadenylation, alternative splicing and its impact on the regulation of sex within fruit flies, protein structures, code mutations, charging of the tRNA, initiation, elongation, accommodation, and term...

This is a summary of determining a strong from a weak electrolyte, solubility rules, how to write net ionic equations, determining oxidation numbers, and thermodynamic concepts like energy changes, enthalpy, calorimetry, Hess’s Law, standard enthalpies of formation, and titration calculations.

This is a summary of determining empirical formulas, determining molecular formulas, converting grams to mols, converting moles to particles, determining isotopic atomic mass, isotope abundance, finding the limiting reactant, finding the mass of the excess reactant, finding percent yield, naming polyatomic ions, naming molecular/covalent compounds, and naming acids.

This is a summary of the discovery of DNA as a hereditary agent, DNA structure, bacterial genomes, the organization of DNA into chromosomes, Pseudogenes, telomeres, replication, karyotype analysis, and DNA polarity.