Associate of Applied Science in Human Services
The Associate of Applied Science (AAS) in Human Services prepares students for a broadly defined field, uniquely approaching the objective of meeting human needs through an interdisciplinary knowledge base. This degree program focuses on prevention, remediation of problems, and maintaining a commitment to improving the overall quality of life of service populations.
Courses
- HUMS A107 — History of Systems of Change 3 Credits
- HUMS A122 — Substance Use Disorder in Alaska 3 Credits
- HUMS A125 — Prevention of High Risk Behaviors in Adolescents 3 Credits
- HUMS A155 — Field Work and Human Service Practice 3 Credits
- HUMS A200 — Introduction to Children's Behavioral Health 3 Credits
- HUMS A205 — Teaching Behavioral Support and Social Skills to Youth 3 Credits
- HUMS A206 — Understanding Mental Health Diagnosis, Treatment, and Interventions in Children’s Behavioral Health 3 Credits
- HUMS A207 — Trauma Informed Work with Children 3 Credits
- HUMS A224 — Systems of Conflict and Collaboration 3 Credits
- HUMS A225 — Counseling in Human Service Practice 3 Credits
- HUMS A253 — Human Services and Disabilities 3 Credits
- HUMS A255 — Group Work in Human Service Practice 3 Credits
- HUMS A288 — Case Management in Human Services Practice 3 Credits
- HUMS A295A — Human Services Practicum I 3 Credits
- HUMS A295B — Human Services Practicum II 3 Credits
- HUMS A301 — Substance Abuse Prevention 3 Credits
- HUMS A321 — Diversity Issues in Human Services Practice 3 Credits
- PSY A150 — Lifespan Development 3 Credits
- PSY A200 — Introduction to Behavior Analysis 3 Credits