HS 100 - Programs & Services for Individuals, Children & Families

This course will introduce the student to the broad field of human services and provide exposure to a wide range of community health, economic and social services programs, activities, agencies, organizations and resources available for children, youth, families and individuals over the course of the life span. In an informal seminar setting, guest speakers and specialists who are currently working in the human service field, representing the public and private, for-profit and non-profit sectors, will discuss their agency/organization, the services, programs and activities available, as well as provide related job/career information and suggestions. Emphasis is on the potential problems that may affect individuals or families at some point during the life span including the aged, as well as on programs and activities designed to enhance people’s development and well-being. Offered fall semester only.
NOTE: Students wishing to transfer to a four year university for a program in the Human Services area should follow a transfer program sheet prepared by the respective college to which they will transfer. These transfer guides are available from Advising.
Prerequisite(s): None
3 credits = 3 lecture