Independent Study

Catalog description

Faculty supervised research Human Services (BS, BA) The Human Services major is designed to provide course work and practical experience for students interested in social work related careers. In addition to the core curriculum, students will participate in learning opportunities that facilitate critical thinking and analysis of various social issues and problems faced by individuals and groups living in a diverse society. Students will gain an understanding and examine the impact of politics, government, and the legislative processes on society. The required field placement internship provides opportunities for students to engage in the organized and practical experience of helping others. Students will complete internships in various social service areas such as community outreach, counseling, prevention, child welfare, and criminal justice. General Education specific requirement: Social Science: PSY 1001 General Psychology 4 Social Science: SOC 1001 Introduction to Sociology 4 Math: MAT 1006 Math for Liberal Arts or higher 4