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Human Services: Generalist concentration
Bachelor of Science
The Generalist concentration provides an overview of human services with the
opportunity to learn in all three concentrations. The curriculum addresses issues related
to mental health practice, the social services system and the criminal justice system.
Students choose from a combination of courses within the Human Services curriculum
providing the student with a base knowledge about the systems and services.
Goals:
• Provide students with an understanding of the human services system;
• Develop basic counseling skills;
• Develop an understanding of counseling theory and counseling approaches; and
• Prepare students for professional human services environments.
Special Features:
Two internships (150 hours each) in a human services setting are based on students‘
interests, experience and academic preparation. Each student meets with the program
director to discuss internship placements. The student is interviewed at the potential
internship site before the final placement is determined.
Program Requirements:
• Students must earn a minimum grade of a ―C‖ in each 100-200 level Human Services
course;
• Students must have earned at least 30 academic hours to be eligible for an internship;
• Students must complete 12 credit hours in a human services internship placement;
and
• Students may repeat 100/200-level Human Services courses in which they first earned
a grade less than ―C‖ only once; students who cannot achieve a grade of ―C‖ or above
on the second attempt may not continue in the program.
GENERAL EDUCATION COURSES)
Course (Credits)
See Degree Requirements: General Education requirements (33)
Critical Thinking, Problem Solving and Information Literacy:
SB 375 Methods of Inquiry (3)
Senior Capstone:
HS 499 Senior Capstone (3)
TOTAL GENERAL EDUCATION CREDITS - 39
PROGRAM COURSES
Art & Sciences Courses
Course (Credits)
HU 465 Ethical Issues in Organizations (3)
SB 120 Introduction to Psychology (3)
SB 130 Introduction to Sociology (3)
SB 231 Social Problems (3)
SB 323 Abnormal Psychology (3)
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