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Nov 23, 2024
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2021-2022 Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Human Services Concentration (AA)
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Vision Statement
The Associate of Arts in Human Services is a professional development program within the general field of Behavioral Sciences, which encompasses the disciplines of Anthropology, Psychology, and Sociology. The program vision is to develop in its students an understanding of the broader sociocultural and historical forces that create human need and entry level professional skills to positively impact the lives of others in our communities.
Mission Statement
The Human Services concentration of the General Studies Associate of Arts is a subset of Behavioral Sciences. It is community based, and focuses on applied work with community behavioral health.
Program Description/Goals
The Associate of Arts in General Studies concentration in Human Services is a 62 credit (2 year) degree that prepares students for work in the behavioral health field, meeting the requirements for certification as a Mental Health Rehabilitation Technician - Community (MHRT/C) required for many jobs in applied community based work.
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Program Requirements
- General Education Requirements 29 credits
Human Services Requirements
Techniques for Assessment
The student will be assessed both directly and indirectly. Students are to maintain a year-by-year portfolio of exemplars of their work. In the final year, the portfolio will be reviewed by faculty from the Behavioral Science program.
Required Experiential Work
Students will be expected to work within the campus and local communities. The extra-mural service learning experiences will be part of the pre-graduation evaluation, and constitute the citizenship and social responsibility requirements of the general education core.
Required Advisor
Each student in Human Services, within the first year of attending UMFK, shall select an advisor from among the full-time faculty in the Behavioral and Social Sciences. The advisor will guide the career and professional choices of the student.
Suggested Course Sequencing
Fall Semester Freshman Year - Total 15 credits
Spring Semester Freshmen Year - Total 16 credits
Fall Semester Sophomore Year - Total 16 credits
- Available MHRT/C Class 3 credits
- Available MHRT/C Class 3 credits
- Available MHRT/C Class 3 credits
- General Education - Communication: Oral 3 credits
- General Education - Natural Science 4 credits
Spring Semester Sophomore Year - Total 15 credits
- General Education - Arts & Humanities 3 credits
- Available MHRT/C Class 3 credits
- Available MHRT/C Class 3 credits
- Available MHRT/C Class 3 credits
- Upper level PSY elective 3 credits
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