Social Work & Human Services
This degree prepares students for entry-level employment in the social work and human services field. The program can also be tailored for transfer into the CSU system, including Humboldt State University’s B.A. in Social Work, when paired with the Certificate of Achievement in CSU General Education Breadth. All students are advised to seek the assistance of a counselor or adviser when planning their course sequence to ensure their coursework supports their educational goals.
Courses
- MAT H15
- PSYC H1
- SOC1 — Introduction to Sociology
- SWHS1 — Introduction to Social Work and Human Services
- SWHS2 — Field Seminar in Social Work and Human Services
- SWHS42 — Supervised Occupational Work Experience
- ECE18 — Teaching in a Diverse Society
- NAS1 — Introduction to Native American Studies
- NAS21 — Native American History
- SOC5 — Introduction to Race and Ethnic Relations
- SO C9
- AJ1 — Introduction to Administration of Justice
- SOC2 — Social Problems
- ECE2 — Child Growth & Development
- ECE5 — The Child in the Family and in the Community
- PSYCH11 — Life Span Development
- PSYCH30 — Social Psychology
- PSYCH38 — Abnormal Psychology
- SOC10 — Sociology of Family and Intimate Relationships
- ADCT10 — Introduction to Addiction Studies
- ADCT11 — Pharmacology of Alcohol and Other Drugs
- ADCT12 — Substance Abuse: Law, Prevention, Treatment & Ethics
- ADCT15 — Introduction to Counseling Skills
- ADCT16 — Addiction and the Family System
- ADCT18 — Co-Occurring Disorders: Addictions and Mental Health
- ADCT19 — Addictions and Diverse Populations
- BIOL8 — Human Biology
- ECON1 — Macroeconomics
- ECON10 — Microeconomics
- ANTH3 — Introduction to Cultural Anthropology
- COMM8 — Intercultural Communication
- HIST8 — US History Through Reconstruction
- HIST9 — US History Reconstruction to the Present
- PSYCH33 — Psychology of Personal and Social Adjustment
- PHIL1 — Critical Thinking
- COM M1