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Human Services Description: The human service professional is dedicated to providing services to assist individuals, families, and communities to function as effectively as possible in the major domains of living. Enhancing the quality of life for those served is a primary goal. A strong desire to help others is an important consideration for a job as a human services worker, but each human service worker must also have a broad, interdisciplinary knowledge base in order to succeed in their goal of helping. Human service workers hold professional and paraprofessional jobs in such diverse settings as group homes and halfway houses; correctional, developmentally disabled and community mental health centers; family, child, youth, and senior service agencies; and programs concerned with alcoholism, drug abuse and family violence. Employment Opportunities: Human service career opportunities range from good to excellent with occupational titles that include Caseworker, Mental Health Aide, Substance Abuse Counselor, Residential Counselor, Family Support Worker, Social Service Technician, Child Abuse Worker, Personal and Home Care Aide, Child Advocate, Community Outreach Worker, Treatment Counselor, Skills Trainer, Youth Worker, Welfare Eligibility Worker, Psychological Aide, Juvenile Court Liaison, and Intake Interviewer. It is important to note that secondary education improves salary opportunities. The Associate of Science degree with an emphasis in human services is for students who intend to transfer and earn a Bachelor's degree from a four-year college or university. The curriculum will lead to an Associate of Science degree upon completion from Southwestern and will satisfy the lower-division requirements of transfer institutions. Students may petition for adjustments in the AS with an emphasis in human services at Southwestern if course requirements for the first two years of any accredited four-year institution offering a degree in social sciences, human services or social work are met. The AS Human Services degree at Southwestern also meets all requirements for the AA/OT, so no additional courses outside of the AS Human Services need to be taken in order for a student to meet both degree requirements. When applying for graduation at Southwestern two separate applications must be submitted for the AS Human Services and the Associate of Art Oregon Transfer (AA/OT). For additional information on any of these programs, please contact the Human Services program advisor. Program notes Associate of Science Human Service Emphasis Notes: 1. SP111, SP112, or SP218 may be substituted for SP219. 2. One lab science sequence must be selected from the Science Distribution Requirement list on page 61. Biology is strongly recommended. 3. Prerequisite of MTH70 with a “C” or better or appropriate placement test score. 4. Students planning to attend Oregon State University should take WR227. 5. SOC205 or SOC206 may be substituted for SOC204. 6. One Arts and Letters course must be selected from: ENG104, 105, 106, 107, 108, 109, 201, 202, 203, 204, 205, 206, 253, 254, 255; HUM204, 205, 206. 7. Specific electives from prefixes: ANTH, CJ, ED, HDFS, HS, SOC, SPAN, PSY. Students who have not completed two years of high school foreign language are encouraged to take approved foreign language courses. 8. Course must be selected from the Arts and Letters Distribution Requirement list on page 61. 9. Developmental and Remedial courses listed on page 60 will not fulfill elective requirement. • The AS Human Services Emphasis degree meets all the requirements for the AA/OT. Students who wish to receive both degrees must submit a separate application and fee for each degree. Three (3) credits in Arts and Letters or Social Sciences must fulfill the Cultural Diversity requirement for the AA/OT. Southwestern Oregon Community College 2006-07 Catalog www.socc.edu Programs 118
Associate of Science Human Services Emphasis Prerequisites All HS courses in this program must be completed with a “C” or better CS101 or pass waiver test (for all CIS/CS courses) MTH95 with a “C” or better or placement test score. Reading Score of ASSET 39 COMPASS 69 WR90 with a “C” or better or placement test score. First Year Fall HS100 (3) Intro to Human Services PSY201 (3) General Psychology SP219 (3) Small Group Discussion 1 WR121 (3) English Composition Science Sequence 2 (4) First Year Winter First Year Spring Second Year Fall Second Year Winter Second Year Spring CS120 (4) Concepts of Computing HS154 (3) Community Resources PSY202 (3) General Psychology WR122 (3) English Composition Science Sequence 2 (4) Recommended Sequence for Full-time Students (Students should see an advisor or counselor to customize their educational plans.) HS155 (3) Interviewing Theory and Techniques PSY203 (3) General Psychology PSY228 (3) Intro to Social Science Research 3 WR123 (3) English Composition or WR227 4 Science Sequence 2 (4) HS265 (4) Intervention Strategies I MTH243 (4) Intro to Probability & Statistics or MTH111 SOC205 (3) General Sociology 5 Arts and Letters Course 6 (3) Specific Elective 7 (3) HS266 (4) Intervention Strategies II Arts and Letters Course 6 (3) Arts and Letters Elective 8 (3) Specific Elective 7 (3) HS267 (4) Intervention Strategies III PE231 (3) Wellness for Life or HE250 Arts and Letters Course 6 (3) Elective 9 (3) Term credits = 16 Term credits = 17 Term credits = 16 Term credits = 17 Term credits = 13 Term credits = 13 Total credits= 92 = Credits earned in a certificate may be applied towards other certificates and degrees. See your advisor for more information. = Course available through Distance Learning (see pages 12-13). (3) = Number of course credits. Southwestern Oregon Community College 2006-07 Catalog www.socc.edu Programs 119
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