1. Human Services 4/27/2016
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2. Rhoda Miller, Ph.D. Lead Faculty
Presented by:
Rhoda Miller, Ph.D.
Lead Faculty
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3. Program APOS Total of approximately 300 students Arizona = 110
Wisconsin = 65
Overland Park = 35
Indiana = 25
Online = 25
COLLEGE = 40
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4. Program Goals
Prepare students for careers in a variety of human services positions:
Case workers
Case managers
Child & victim advocates
Group home supervisors
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5. Emphasis Assessing client needs
Linking client to helpful resources in community

6. Courses Social Welfare Issues Social Policy & the Community
Ethics in Human Services
Skills & Techniques in HUS I (micro)
Skills & Techniques in HUS II (macro)
Seminar in Human Services
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7. Student Profile
Typical HUS major transfers 64 credits from an Associate of Arts degree from a community or technical college.
Introduction to Human Services
Ethics in Human Services
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8. Human Services Workers . . .
Helping Those in Need
Mental health
Substance abuse
Poverty
Homelessness
Displaced, disabled veterans
Immigrants, refugees
Disability
Troubled youth
Troubled families
What are the opportunities or recommendations for professional development? Include graduate degrees, certifications, licensing, professional associations, etc.

9. Career Outlook Median pay 2015 = $30, 000 $14.50/hour
Job outlook through 2024 = 11% growth; faster growth than average
source: U.S. Dept. of Labor Statistics
What are some common occupations for graduates? What are other possibilities? What is the projected growth for occupations this field? What is the salary range?

10. Faculty Master’s degree in Human Services Social Work Psychology
Many years of work experience
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11. Questions?
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12. What is the difference between human services and social work?
Broader term which includes social work, criminal justice, addictions work
Bachelors’ degree in H.S.
Not typically certified or licensed by state
Bachelor or Master’s degree in Social Work
Certified or licensed by the state