in Applied Science degree graduates will be able to:
• Demonstrate awareness of, and respect for, diverse populations and develop a culturally responsive communication style. • Engage in treatment service provision including crisis intervention, evaluation, diagnosis, and referral. • Articulate an understanding of the role and function of both the criminal and civil court systems. • Utilize skills that will assist in consultation, support, and collaboration with professionals in both the human service and criminal justice fields. • Provide advocacy services across a range of domains related to both criminal and civil issues.
Courses
- CJS 101 — Introduction to Criminal Justice
- ENG 101
- CJS 102 — Ethics and Leadership in Criminal Justice
- MAT 124 — Statistics
- CJS 120 — Criminology
- PSY 101 — Introduction to Psychology
- CJS 125 — Criminal Law
- SPE 101 — Oral Communications
- CJS 160 — Contemporary Corrections
- CJS 230
- FSW 280 — Forensic Social Work Capstone
- HUS 101 — Introduction to Human Services
- PSY 228 — Addiction and Substance Abuse
- PSY 230 — Abnormal Psychology
- PSY 232 — Introduction to Counseling
- PSY 234 — Trauma and Recovery
- SOC 136 — Race, Gender, Class, and Ethnicity
- SWO 102 — Wellness for Professionals
- SWO 110 — Introduction to Victim Advocacy (cross referenced with CJS 110)
- CJS 110 — Introduction to Victim Advocacy (cross referenced with SWO 110)
- SWO 150 — Introduction to Social Work