Human Services

Associate in Science (A.S.)

Curriculum Requirements

As a student in this program, you are required to complete a minimum of 63-64 credit hours with a grade point average of no lower than C (2.0). For this degree program, you must successfully complete the following:

Program Core

HUS-102Human Services in Contemporary America

3

HUS-103Case Management

3

HUS-150Interviewing and Counseling

3

HUS-204Field Experience I

3

HUS-205Field Experience II

3

General Electives

COM-110Public Speaking

3

ENG-101Composition I

3

ENG-103Composition II

3

PSY-100Introduction to Psychology

3

SOC-100Introduction to Sociology

3

The Arts-SUNY General Education approved course in The Arts

3

-World LanguageSUNY General Education approved course in World Language

3

-MathematicsSUNY General Education approved course in Mathematics (and Quantitative Reasoning)

3

-Natural ScienceSUNY General Education approved course in Natural Science (and Scientific Reasoning)

3-4

-Social Science ElectivesSocial Science Electives

3

Complete one of the following:

CDC-102Concepts of Chemical Dependency

3

-
Or

CJC-100Introduction to Criminal Justice

3

Complete one of the following:

CSC-100Computing in the Information Age

3

-
Or

CSC-105Core Word, Core Excel, PowerPoint

3

-
Or

CSC-134Core Word

1

-
And

CSC-135Core Excel

1

-
And

CSC-136PowerPoint

1

Complete one of the following:

FYS-110First Year Seminar in Humanities

3

-
Or

FYS-120First Year Seminar in Social Science

3

Complete one of the following:

SOC-200Social Problems

3

-
Or

SOC-210Race and Ethnicity

3

-
Or

SOC-230Sex and Gender

3

Complete one of the following:

-US HistorySUNY General Education approved course in US History and Civic Engagement

3

-
Or

-World HistorySUNY General Education approved course in World History and Global Awareness

3

Complete one of the following:

HPE-212Health

3

-
Or

HPE-214Advanced First Aid, CPR and AED

3

Sample Schedule

The schedule below shows how the requirements for this degree may be met in four semesters. For some students, fulfilling degree requirements may take more than four semesters to complete. When planning your schedule, you should consult with your advisor.

First Semester (15 Credit Hours)

ENG-101Composition I

3

HUS-102Human Services in Contemporary America

3

PSY-100Introduction to Psychology

3

Complete one of the following:

CSC-100Computing in the Information Age

3

-
Or

CSC-105Core Word, Core Excel, PowerPoint

3

-
Or

CSC-134Core Word

1

-
And

CSC-135Core Excel

1

-
And

CSC-136PowerPoint

1

Complete one of the following:

FYS-110First Year Seminar in Humanities

3

-
Or

FYS-120First Year Seminar in Social Science

3

Second Semester (15 Credit Hours)

ENG-103Composition II

3

HUS-103Case Management

3

HUS-150Interviewing and Counseling

3

SOC-100Introduction to Sociology

3

-MathematicsSUNY General Education approved course in Mathematics (and Quantitative Reasoning)

3

Third Semester (15-16 Credit Hours)

HUS-204Field Experience I

3

COM-110Public Speaking

3

-Natural ScienceSUNY General Education approved course in Natural Science (and Scientific Reasoning)

3-4

-World LanguageSUNY General Education approved course in World Language

3

Complete one of the following:

SOC-200Social Problems

3

-
Or

SOC-210Race and Ethnicity

3

-
Or

SOC-230Sex and Gender

3

Fourth Semester (18 Credit Hours)

HUS-205Field Experience II

3

The Arts-SUNY General Education approved course in The Arts

3

-Social Science ElectivesSocial Science Electives

3

Complete one of the following:

CDC-102Concepts of Chemical Dependency

3

-
Or

CJC-100Introduction to Criminal Justice

3

Complete one of the following:

-US HistorySUNY General Education approved course in US History and Civic Engagement

3

-
Or

-World HistorySUNY General Education approved course in World History and Global Awareness

3

Complete one of the following:

HPE-212Health

3

-
Or

HPE-214Advanced First Aid, CPR and AED

3

Program Learning Outcomes

Upon completion of this degree program, students will:

  • Practice case analysis skills using a range of classic and contemporary theoretical perspectives.
  • Apply human services principles and ethics to address individual needs in the local community.
  • Develop the cultural and personal self-awareness needed to practice human services respectfully and effectively.
  • Demonstrate practical skills (e.g., interview and counseling techniques and written documentation) according to the legal and professional standards of human services.