Disability Specialist, AS (DSAB-AS)
The Disability Specialist associate degree program prepares students to work in a wide range of positions in private and public educational and human service agencies. Through individual consultation, each student will pursue a course of study with an emphasis upon the unique vocational goals the individual wishes to achieve. Every effort will be made to provide specific skill instruction; however, the focus of the curriculum is on building a strong knowledge base coupled with a positive value base that will prepare each student to assist children and adults with disabilities toward the goals of full community inclusion and participation, and the attainment of their potential.
Courses
- CCS1001 — College & Career Success
- ENG1010 — Composition
- HSER1001 — Introduction to Human Services
- HSER1034 — Introduction to the Mental Health System
- HSER2351 — Working with Individuals and Families
- HSER2420 — Group and Interpersonal Relations
- HSER2696 — Human Services Practicum I
- MATH1100 — Quantitative Reasoning
- MATH1200 — Statistics I
- MATH1201 — Statistics I with Computer Applications
- POLS1002 — American Government
- POLS1003 — State and Local Government
- PSY1011 — General Psychology I
- PSY1163 — Children with Disabilities
- PSY1173 — Adults with Disabilities
- PSY1183 — Learning Process and Disability
- PSY1184 — Assistive Technology Across the Lifespan
- PSY1185 — Issues and Trends in Disabilities