Human Services - Generalist
Human services professionals seek to meet the needs of people through valuing the capacity for human growth and change; advocating for social justice; designing interdisciplinary approaches to human needs; and recognizing people’s strengths and abilities. Students are exposed to both educational and experiential learning methods in assessment, social policy, individual and group treatment, rules and regulations pertaining to the profession, and personal and professional self-awareness. Graduates are prepared for potential employment in non-profit organizations, government agencies, hospitals and healthcare facilities, community social service agencies, and advocacy groups.
Courses
- ACC 100 — Introductory Accounting (3) (3,0)
- CMS 101 — Fundamentals of Speech (3) (3,0)
- CRJ 101 — Introduction to Criminal Justice (3) (3,0)
- CRJ 110 — Introduction to Corrections (3) (3,0)
- CRJ 120 — Introduction to Probation and Parole (3) (3,0)
- HSG 106 — Experiential Learning in Human Svcs (1-3) (1,0)
- HSG 125 — Special Populations (3) (3,0)
- HSG 150 — Interpersonal Violence (3) (3,0)
- HSG 201 — Field Experience I & Seminar (3) (0,10)
- HSG 202 — Field Experience II & Seminar (3) (0,10)
- HSG 210 — Working With Families (3) (3,0)
- HSG 217 — Intimate Relations (3) (3,0)
- HSG 253 — Topics in Human Services (1-3) (1,0)
- HUS 102 — Principles & Prac. of Human Services (3) (3,0)
- HUS 110 — Issues in Human Services (3) (3,0)
- HUS 151 — Rules and Regulations (3) (3,0)
- HUS 200 — Pre-Field Experience (3) (3,0)
- HUS 205 — Introduction to Group Processes (3) (3,0)
- HUS 212 — Mental Health Basics (3) (3,0)
- HUS 214 — Crisis Intervention (3) (3,0)
- HUS 223 — Behavior Management (3) (3,0)
- PSY 100 — Intro to Psychology (3) (3,0)
- PSY 216 — Abnormal Psychology (3) (3,0)
- RSS 101 — History and Core Functions (3.5) (3.5,0)
- RSS 107 — Field Experience I (3) (1,10)
- RSS 109 — Field Experience II (3) (1,10)
- SOC 215 — Social Psychology (3) (3,0)
- SOC 225 — Human Sexuality (3) (3,0)
- SUB 106 — Experiential Learning in Human Svcs (1-3) (1,0)
- SUB 215 — Substance Abuse & Treatment (3) (3,0)