Community and Human Services, B.A. (Online)

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On Ground, Blended

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The Program is designed to teach students to assess and evaluate social research, as well as impart a deep understanding of social theory and practices.

A capstone course concludes the program as a means of summarizing students' accrual of knowledge over the course of their studies.

The capstone includes a practicum where students will apply their knowledge in a real-world environment and take on meaningful projects relevant to their studies

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"Siena prepared me very well. Siena Heights has been very influential in my life. The spirit of what the Adrian Dominicans represent, I try to live each day."

Terry Beurer '80
Director of Field Operations
Michigan Department of Human Services

Learn more about SHU Global's program in Community and Human Services.

The Community and Human Services major is offered at one or more centers of the College for Professional Studies but is not available in the College of Arts and Sciences.

The Community and Human Services major is a multi-disciplinary program for persons interested - or already involved - in human service careers. This degree prepares students for a variety of career opportunities in the “helping” professions, where social service workers help strengthen the abilities and resources of others. Designed for students with some previous study and/or experience in the social sciences, the program offers a strong overview of the social service field and the role of the professional as an agent for positive social change in the community. Those students who wish to pursue a concentration in Family Systems studies should pay particular attention to their choice of electives and discuss their program with the academic advisor.

Alan Moore
Assistant Professor of Social & Behavioral Science
amoore7@sienaheights.edu

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