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Sep 20, 2026
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Undergraduate Catalog 2026-2027
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HUM 101 Introduction to Human Services Credits: (3)
This course explores the historical context and the current structure of the Human Service field. Students will be exposed to the primary intervention strategies utilized in human services including interviewing, case management, and facilitating groups. The special populations served in the Human Service profession will be examined. Topics covered will include: values and ethical dilemmas, the social welfare system, diversity, program planning, organizing and changing systems, legal issues, staying current and avoiding burnout will be considered.
Learning Outcomes
- Describe the historical roots of human services and the creation of the human service profession.
- Identify personal attitudes and values about the human services field.
- Evaluate and integrate the ethical standards of the Human Services Profession, particularly in relation to client confidentiality and the appropriate use of data.
- Recognize various populations being served by the human services profession and differentiate between these populations’ unique needs.
- Describe historic and current legislation affecting human service delivery.
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