This program covers the history of human services, its career opportunities, and the role of the human services worker. Students will learn about cultural variations in attitudes, values, language, gestures, and customs. This program also provides practical information for people who have experiences in loss and allows students to evaluate their own experiences and attitudes related to loss and grief.
Course Description
The human services field is a broad profession, allowing students to explore careers in multiple different practice areas. With a human services or social work degree, students can work in medical settings, counseling, schools, education, corrections, child welfare, and many more. During the first year, students will learn information about each practice setting. In their second year, students are able to focus on specific practice areas that they may be interested in.
Conditions
This portion is still under construction!
Instructor
Olivia Piersall
Participation Organization
Dual Credit
