Human Services Minor
Human Services Minor
(For Catalog Terms Fall 2007 and After)
Minor in Human Services: 18 hours
The interdisciplinary Human Services Minor provides an opportunity to sample course work in several professional areas in human services. This minor is an excellent option for students whose career path may bring them into contact with various social services, law enforcement or public administration.
The minor is administered by the College of Professional Studies, Office of the Dean.
The following 12 hours of core courses are required:
SPCH 2310 Human Communication Concepts
PADM 3331 Public Administration
SOWK 1301 Introduction to Social Work
GERO 2300 Introduction to Aging and the Elderly
The remaining 6 hours are to be chosen from these approved electives:
AUSP 2360 Introduction to Speech and Hearing Disorders
CRJU 4305 Juvenile Law and Process
CRJU 4307 Drug Abuse
GERO 4315 Interdisciplinary Health Care of the Elderly
GERO 4336 Death and Dying
GERO 4346 Family in Late Life
SOCI 3334 Social Problems
SOCI 3350 Family Violence
SOWK 3313 Social Welfare Policy I
SPCH 4323 Family Communication
SPCH 4311 Organizational Communication
Students who major in one of the above fields may not count a course taken for the major as an elective course in this minor. Course substitutions may be made with the approval of the Associate Dean of the college.
For further information or advising assistance, call Lori A. Goldman, HEI Program Coordiantor, College of Professional Studies, 683-7297.
Human Services Minor Information.pdf