Academic Catalog 2024-2025

Associate of Science-Human Services

Program Overview

The Human Services Program is designed to educate and prepare graduates to fulfill a wide range of family and individual needs in a variety of human service settings, especially in and around tribal communities. The program combines liberal arts education, human services/mental health care courses, and practicum courses. Information is presented in the classroom setting and through field placements in supervised program experiences.

Program Outcomes

Students who complete the Associate in Human Services should be able to:

  1. Support individuals and families with issues that potentially cause people to experience problems in life, in tribal, and non-tribal life.
  2. Develop plans to address the impact of social policies on Human Services client systems and in particular in tribal systems.
  3. Guide people through systems (tribal and non-tribal) that are in place to help with a variety of problems.

Career Outlook

Graduates may work in a wide variety of setting such as:

  • Social service agencies
  • Children’s service agencies
  • Employment Services
  • Rehabilitation/ Aftercare
  • Probation and Parole
  • Domestic abuse shelters
  • Victim’s service program
  • Mental health facilities
  • Substance abuse programs

Curriculum

General Education:

EDC 110Intro Higher Education

3

ENG 108College Reading, Writing & Res

4

ENG 109Adv College Writing Research

4

ENG 112Fundamentals of Speech

3

NAS 100Introduction to Ojibwe Culture

3

BUS 125Intro to Personal Finance

3

Social Science Requirement:

SOC 111Intro Sociology

3

PSY 210General Psychology

3

NAS 222Intro Trib Govt

3

Math Requirement: (Select 4 Credit Hours from the list of courses)

MTH 115Algebra With Applications

4

MTH 146College Algebra

4

Physical or Natural Science w/Lab Requirement: (Select 4 Credit Hours from the list of courses)

BIO 101General Cell Biology

4

BIO 102General Animal Biology & Ecolo

4

CHM 103General Chemistry I

4

CHM 104General Chemistry II

4

NAT 111Environmental Science

3

NAT 314Hydrology

4

BIO 318Fisheries & Wildlife

4

BIO 230Human Anatomy & Physiology I

4

BIO 330Human Anatomy & Physiology II

4

BIO 332Microbiology With Lab

4

BIO 240Ethnobotany

4

Humanities Requirement: (Select 6 Credit Hours from the list of courses)

ENG 219Native American Literature

3

NAS 101Ojibwemowin I

4

NAS 102Ojibwemowin II

4

NAS 110Intro Native American History

3

NAS 201Ojibwemowin III

4

NAS 202Ojibwemowin IV

4

NAS 205Ojibwe History

3

NAS 212Wisconsin Native History

3

NAS 230Ojibwe Literatue & Storytellin

3

NAS 242Native American Philosophy

3

Major:

HUS 101Introduction to Human Services

3

HUS 102Professional Field Experience

2

HUS 104Intro to Human Services Skills

3

HUS 105Group Dynamics

3

HUS 201Family Sys W/Cultural Influenc

3

HUS 202Professional Field Exper II

2

HUS 203Conflict Resolution & Mediation

HUS 210Grant Writing & Prog Eval

3

HUS 240Human Services Practicum

6

Total Credit Hours: 71