Make a career out of making a difference. Examine why people think and act the way they do through the study of structural and cultural patterns and social dynamics. Gain the essential knowledge and skills needed to enter a career in counseling, human services, psychology or sociology.
Programs
Addictions Counseling (SPC.HSA)
Gain fundamental training in the area of drug and alcohol counseling. This certificate is for students entering the human services profession who are seeking in-depth training in a specialized area of practice, as well as those who are already experienced in the drug and alcohol field who may use
Human Services (AAS.HMS)
Learn to help people understand their problems and motivate them to seek assistance. Human Services professionals assist in obtaining services for people in need through advocacy, outreach and brokering, and the collection of client personal, social and vocational data for the preparation of intake
Liberal Arts, Option: Psychology
Curious about human behavior? Start with psychology. Learn about how personality develops and how society and culture influence behavior. Develop your critical thinking skills, as you learn about the scientific method and immerse yourself in psychological research.
Liberal Arts, Option: Sociology
Study society and human behavior, social action and social change. This program involves application of critical thought to social processes and social problems. A degree in sociology prepares students for careers in government agencies, advocacy groups, educational institutions, social services