The Bachelor of Science in Human Services program is designed to provide students with a career-oriented degree which is combined with a rigorous liberal arts education.
The major prepares the student to work in the community in professional capacities. Students will learn about human services counseling methods, as well as the history of human services.
This major requires six credits of supervised internship experience. It is an interdisciplinary major drawing upon courses from several disciplines including Psychology, Sociology, Management, and Philosophy.
Dr. Ragaa Mazen is a professor and Director of the Master of Science in Human Services. Dr. Mazen studied at Ein Shams University in Cairo, Egypt and Yale University.
"I started teaching in the United States in 1967. As a professor, my students and my teaching are very important to me."
She teaches classes in Psychological Assessment, Personality Structure and Dynamics, and Cultural and Diversity Issues. Dr. Mazen is an active member of several national organizations, including the American Mental Health Counselors Association and American Art Therapy Association.
Possible career paths with a Bachelor of Science degree in Human Services include:
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This major is designed to provide students with a career-oriented degree which is combined with a rigorous Liberal Arts education. The major prepares the student to work in the community in professional capacities such as community outreach worker, case manager, community support counselor, clinician, mental health worker, and job coach. This major requires six credits of supervised internship experience. It is an interdisciplinary major drawing upon courses from several disciplines, including: Psychology, Sociology, Management, and Philosophy, in addition to the core general education courses.