MS in Public Health x96 Social and Behavioral Sciences
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Explore the behavioral, psychological, and social factors that influence the health of national and international communities and populations. This Social and Behavioral Sciences master’s
specialization provides an overview of public health issues and administrative systems, as well as focused course work on such topics as social and behavioral theory, research, assessment and
surveillance; health disparities; international public health; and public health information for diverse populations. People who choose this specialization are often pursuing management or director
positions in public health or social welfare organizations that focus on research, community assessment, or program development and evaluation.
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Human Resource Leadership-Organizational Diversity Specialist
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Certificate in Organizational Diversity
A certificate in Organizational Diversity is designed for working professionals in Human Resources (HR) or for those wishing to enter this specialty field. This
certificate program allows students to gain essential knowledge in the foundations of HR management and skills specifically related to understanding differences among individuals and groups,
equal rights laws and recruitment and employee development issues related to diversity and inclusion. Affirmative action plans, adverse impact, disparate impact, organizational behavior and culture
will all be explored. All of the courses for the certificate program are offered online to facilitate working professionals. With the addition of an associate degree, the courses in the certificate
program can be applied to a Bachelor of Science Degree in Human Resource Leadership.
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Human Resource Leadership-Organizational Effectiveness Specialist
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Certificate in Organizational Effectiveness
A certificate in Organizational Effectiveness is designed for working professionals in Human Resources (HR) or for those wishing to enter this specialty field. This
certificate program allows students to gain essential knowledge in the foundations of HR management and skills specifically related to talent acquisition, organizational development techniques,
employee performance and development, HR measurement and evaluation, human resource technology and organizational leadership. All of the courses for the certificate program are offered online to
facilitate working professionals. With the addition of an associate degree, the courses in the certificate program can be applied to a Bachelor of Science Degree in Human Resource Leadership.
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Christian Counseling
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Graduates of Ottawa Universityx92s Master of Arts in Professional Counseling are well-qualified professionals who have advanced their intellectual and academic development and have developed
greater understanding and knowledge of concepts, ideas and information in the profession through research, examination, inquiry, and application. Request Program Info
Expressive Arts Therapy
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Graduates of Ottawa Universityx92s Master of Arts in Professional Counseling are well-qualified professionals who have advanced their intellectual and academic development and have developed
greater understanding and knowledge of concepts, ideas, and information in the profession through research, examination, inquiry, and application. Request Program Info
Substance Abuse Counseling
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The Substance Abuse Counseling major provides both the theoretical knowledge and applies skills necessary to prepare the student to counsel individuals who have symptoms related to substance use
and abuse. Starting with a foundation built on contemporary knowledge within the field of substance abuse and addictions theory, the program develops student skills in counseling techniques
applicable to a therapeutic environment. The degree provides academic requirements for licensure in Arizona as an Associate Substance Abuse Counselor
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Treatment of Trauma, Abuse and Deprivation
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Graduates of Ottawa Universityx92s Master of Arts in Professional Counseling are well-qualified professionals who have advanced their intellectual and academic development and have developed
greater understanding and knowledge of concepts, ideas, and information in the profession through research, examination, inquiry, and application. Request Program Info
Human Services Associate
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The Human Services field covers a wide range of areas. Each area has as its primary goal enabling people to find
solutions to the complex social and psychological problems they face in everyday living. The program at South Suburban College (SSC) prepares students for challenging and satisfying work
with individuals, families, groups, and communities so that social functioning may be enhanced and the quality of life improved.
A typical program of study consists of 63 credit hours or coursework that may be taken either on a full-time or part-time basis. The program of study is set up so that all students
enrolled in the Human Services Program complete a common core of courses and choose an area of concentration from one of the five focus areas. These include Social Work, Mental Health,
Substance Abuse, Elder Care or Sign Language. Each focus area has a variety of theory courses and two internship courses in a local human service agency which provides students an
opportunity to develop and hone the practice skills needed to be an effective human service worker. Seminars are included as part of the internship experience.
Program graduates are awarded an Associate of Applied Science (AAS)
degree. Some graduates find employment opportunities in their area of concentration that may include social service agencies, schools, hospitals, clinics, residential programs and
sheltered care facilities. Using a holistic approach, workers are engaged in assessing the clientx92s psychosocial needs, planning alternative intervention strategies, establishing
personal and social management plans, and evaluating the success of these actions. Some program graduates transfer to senior institutions to complete a baccalaureate degree. Salaries and
responsibilities vary according to the work setting, education and experience.
What will I learn in
class?
Whether you're interested in starting your career in human services or enhancing current knowledge and skills for a job promotion, South
Suburban College's Human Services Associate program can prepare you for the complexities of addressing the psycho-social needs of others. In addition to basic general education
coursework, specialized human services classes will help you to develop entry-level skills in interpersonal and group dynamics, needs assessment, and intervention strategies. In addition,
two internship experiences allow you to apply theory in selected clinical settings. As a student in the Human Services Associate program, you will complete two semesters of core courses.
Then, you can select from one of five option areas to complete your programs. Options include social work, mental health (psychology), substance abuse counseling, elder care, sign
language, and domestic violence counseling. The option you choose should reflect your choice of employment settings after
graduation.
Can I start with just a few courses and work toward a degree or
certificate?
Yes, South Suburban College's Human Services Associate program is
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Social and Human Services
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The Social and Human Services program offers students a comprehensive education that centers on the social sciences. Students will focus on the fields of psychology and sociology
in order to pursue a career in community service, social work or mental health. Courses cover such topics as abnormal psychology, human lifespan development, and the current
state of marriage and the family. In addition to their concentration requirements all Social and Human Services majors are required to successfully complete the General Education Requirements.
Furthermore, many students use the program as a springboard for continuing their education at the bachelor level.
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Fashion Merchandising
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Katharine Gibbs School’s Fashion Merchandising Program helps students develop their conceptual and creative abilities while learning sound business practices. With our fashion design and
merchandising training students have the opportunity to become familiar with the marketing, management, and sales principles used within the fashion industry as they prepare for entry-level
positions within this exciting career field:
• Visual Merchandiser
• Assistant Buyer
• Department or Assistant Manager
• Sales Specialist
• Bridal Stylist
• Fashion Consultant
• Management Trainee
• Event Coordinator
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