School of Professional Studies - William Jessup University

2010-2011
provide the student with a model informed by scripture and psychological theory/research for incorporating grieving skills into
his/her current life and for helping others do the same. (Prerequisite: PSYC141)
PSYC433 3 units
Case Management
The study and practice of human assistance to the frail, needy, and disenfranchised within the broader social context. Students
will be introduced to the theories of social welfare, the principles and practices of social work, and effective social interventions to
individuals, families, groups, and larger community systems. The course is skills-based and it is expected that students will
practice and develop rudimentary competency in the 12 core skills of social work practice. (Prerequisite: PSYC430, may be taken
concurrently)
PSYC442 3 units
Career Development
An evaluation of career goals, including: finding a life’s work, dedication to God’s purposes for our lives, discovering His unique
design in us, and disciplining ourselves to training that maximizes the potential He has placed within us. Additionally, the course
equips students with tools to minister to others who are making life choices. (Prerequisite: PSYC141 is recommended)
PSYC450 3 units
Biopsychology
This course includes a comprehensive study of the physiological and neurological correlates of behavior; including neurobiology
(at both cellular and systemic levels), neuroendocrinology, molecular biology, and biological considerations of mental disorders.
(Prerequisite: PSYC100 or consent of the instructor)
PSYC460 3 units
Professional Skills
Student will develop an understanding of the legal and ethical requirements of a profession in addiction counseling. The
foundational legalities of a counseling practice such as confidentiality as well as those specific to Drug and Alcohol counselors will
be explored. Personal and professional growth issues will be discussed including stress management. Additionally, advanced and
applied counseling skills for substance abuse and addiction will be explored and developed.
PSYC475 4 units
Field Work in Psychology
The student will be expected to work in a setting congruent with their psychology concentration. Cross cultural, educational,
mental health, correctional, or related placements may be approved, depending upon the concentration chosen by the student.
Supervision on site as well as group supervision on campus will be a part of field work. Field Work in Psychology will be taken the
senior year. All required course work must be concurrent with or prerequisite to Field Work in Psychology. This course is the
designated service learning course within this major. Service credit can be earned for successful completion of this course.
PSYC475c 3 units
Practicum in Addiction Studies (F)
Hands on volunteer experience in an agency practicing the 12 core functions of a substance abuse counselor with supervision by
both the agency personnel and Addictions Studies Faculty. Primary focus of faculty supervision for the fall semester is on
development of Orientation, Screening, and Client Education skills as well as mastering the intake process. Legal and ethical
issues will be discussed in the context of case conferencing. (All required coursework must be concurrent with or prerequisite to
Practicum)
PSYC475d 3 units
Practicum in Addiction Studies (S)
Continuation of agency volunteer experience practicing the core functions of substance abuse counselor with supervision by both
the agency personnel and Addictions Studies Faculty. The primary focus of faculty supervision for the spring semester will be
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