This minor enables a student to examine the organization and delivery of a wide range of human services and professions. Focus areas include ethical practice, intervention approaches, and skill development and theory that students can apply in support roles in a variety of social service and health care agencies. Note: This minor may not be declared with the following majors: B.S. in Psychology: Human Services and B.S. in Human Services (all concentrations).

Students will have the opportunity to:

1. Develop knowledge of a diverse array of psychological and social theories, approaches and practices.
2. Apply knowledge of human and social behaviors across social and health care professional settings.
3. Ask critical questions about information and research in the field of Human Services.

Minor Requirements

Course List

Code	Title	Credits
HMSV 500	Human Services and the Helping Process	4
SOSC 637	Social Stratification and Inequality	4
HLTC 629	Law and Ethics for Healthcare and Human Services	4
Select one of the following:		4
COMM 542	Interpersonal Communication and Group Dynamics
HRM 621	Managing Conflict
PSY 604	Counseling Theories
Select one of the following:		4
PSY 509	Human Development
SOSC 604	Dynamics of Family Relationships
MGMT 566	Organizational Behavior
Total Credits		20