Human Services
Delta's human services associate's degree is a new, interdisciplinary degree that prepares graduates for entry-level positions in social services and community supporting roles. The program provides a foundation in human behavior, social issues, social justice and intervention strategies to help individuals and community thrive. This degree meets Michigan Transfer Agreement guidelines for students pursuing social work with university partners.
Courses
- ANT231W — Cultural Anthropology
- COM245W — Intercultural Communication
- ENG111 — College Composition I
- HIS221W — Early American History
- HIS222W — Recent American History
- HIS237W — History of Michigan/With Project
- IHU210 — Death and Dying
- LW221W — Fitness and Wellness
- MTH118W — Mathematical Explorations
- PSY211W — Introduction to Psychology
- PSY227W — Lifespan Development
- SOC211W — Principles of Sociology
- SOC212W — Social Problems
- SOC215W — Sociology of Racial and Ethnic Inequalities
- SOC221W — Sociology of Family
- SOC250W — Introduction to Social Work
- SOC288W — Child Abuse & Neglect
- SOC289W — Substance Use Disorders
- SOC300W — Interviewing, Counseling, and the Helping Relationship