Courses Program courses cover topics ranging from criminal justice and abnormal psychology to human services and victim advocacy. A capstone course encapsulates the student’s training…
Read MoreCourses A Careers Studies degree path is highly customizable to each student’s goals and interests. Students complete 21 general education credits; remaining credits are electives…
Read MoreCourses The courses provide an interdisciplinary background in the aging process and end-of-life issues. The courses in this program are transferrable to the Gerontology Associates…
Read MoreCourses Gerontology courses provide an interdisciplinary approach to your study. Classes on anatomy and physiology provide a scientific perspective, while psychology and sociology classes assume…
Read MoreCourses Areas of study include trauma, vocational rehabilitation, substance abuse, listening/communication techniques, and cultural awareness. Upon completion of the certificate requirements students are eligible to…
Read MoreCourses Program courses cover psychology, teaching theory, classroom management, child development, oral communication, and instructional strategies. View course…
Read MoreCourses Our courses cover multiple aspects of human services, including counseling, psychology, trauma and recovery, addiction and substance abuse, social problems, and victim advocacy. You’ll…
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