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2007-2008 Undergraduate Catalog 
    
2007-2008 Undergraduate Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]

Social Services Major


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The social service major is designed for students interested in working in the human services delivery systems. Students are required to have a strong grounding in sociology as well as the applied field of social services. The course work introduces students to critical issues in the field and offers students the opportunity to work within agencies in the community.

The major requirements are such that students are encouraged to organize their program of study to include a minor in an area of interest or specialization outside of sociology. Some areas that fit well with this major include psychology, ethnic studies, family studies, gerontology, women studies, community health and the like.

Required Courses


Practice Area


Analytic Area


Macro Considerations in Social Services


Social Organization Area - Credits: 4


Choose one course 4 credits:

Contemporary Society Area - Credits: 5


Choose one course 5 credits:

Approved Electives in Sociology - Credits: 15


A maximum of 5 credits of 100-level electives and up to five credits of 200-level electives may be counted toward the major. PSY 363, Intermediate Statistics, is an approved elective.

Total Credits: 62


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