- Degrees
- Certificates
- Courses
- Badges
- Certified Gardener Program
- Communication for Science and Engineering Professionals
- Creative Organizational Innovation
- Crucial Business Management Skills for the 21st Century
- Developmental Disabilities Training Series
- Essential Soft Skills for Employment
- Foundations of 3D Printing
- Introducing Feminist Frameworks
- Land Stewardship
- LinkedIn: Building a Robust LinkedIn Profile
- Living Mindfully
- NALP Professional Landscape Technician Training
- Spanish for Animal Health and Care
- Featured Topics
- FAQs
- Current Students
- Contact Us
SOWK 520 - Social Welfare Policy Analysis
- 3 credits
Historical concept analysis and impact of social welfare policy
This course can be applied toward:
Prerequisite
Admission to the Graduate Program.
Important Information
In-person classes will be held 10/12/19 and 12/8/19 .
Textbooks and Materials
For textbook information please contact Sarah Rudisill.
Instructors
Holly Panetta
(970) 215-5974 | holly.panetta@colostate.edu
Holly Panetta is an attorney who works primarily with families and children in Colorado. She provides mediation services and is routinely court-appointed as a Child and Family Investigator ("CFI") to make recommendations regarding allocation of parental responsibilities. She previously served as director of the Office of Dispute Resolution and as the Court Programs Manager for the State Court Administrator's Office.
In addition to "Families in the Legal Environment,"Holly Panetta also teaches mediation and public policy courses for the CSU School of Social Work.
Holly Panetta attended law school at the University of Denver and received her Juris Doctor in 2003. She holds a Master's of Science in Human Development and Family Studies and a Bachelor of Arts in Journalism, both from Colorado State University.