Undergraduate Courses:
PSY 101 Introduction to Psychology
SSC 103 Introduction to Health and Human Services
Choose one statistics course from the following:
- CEP 207 Introduction to Statistics and Computing
- NSG 295 Statistics for Health Care
- PSY 207 Psychological Statistics
- SOC 294 Basic Statistics for Social Sciences
- STA 119 Statistical Methods
Choose one research methods course from the following:
- COM 205 Research Methods
- NSG 348 Evidence Based Practice and Nursing Research
- PSY 350 Scientific Inquiry in Psychology
- SOC 293 Social Research Methods
- SSC 213 Social Research Methods
Choose one human biology course from the following:
Intermediate Courses:
- PHI 237 Medical Ethics – Social and Ethical Values in Medicine
Choose one of the following intermediate courses:
- APY 275 Culture, Health and Illness
- COM 202 Intercultural Communication
- COM 217 Communication in Organizations
- COM 223 Principles and Methods of Interviewing
- COM 225 Interpersonal Communication
- GGS 265 Sexuality and Cultures
- GGS 325 Violence in a Gendered World
- GGS 360 Women's Health: Problems and Practices
- HIS 215 Death in America
- HIS 240 Alcohol and Other Drugs in American History
- HIS 241 Sexuality in America
- HIS 345 US Disability History
- LAI 205 Introduction to Child Development
- NSG 250 Human Growth and Development
- SOC 206 Social Problems
- SOC 211 Sociology of Diversity
- SSC 209 Case Management
- SSC 210 Skill Development in Human Service
- SSC 235 Introduction to Nonprofit Organizations
Select four of the following concentration courses:
*BIO 129 is recommended
**No more than 2 SOC courses may be taken.
*** SSC 496 is strongly recommended.
Graduate Courses:
SW 500 Social Welfare History and Policy
SW 503 Diversity and Oppression
SW 505 Theories of Human Behavior and Development
SW 506 Theories of Organizational Behavior and Development
SW 510 Scientific Methods in Social Work
SW 514 Evaluation in Social Work
SW 520 Interventions I
SW 521 Interventions II
SW 542 Perspectives on Trauma and Human Rights
SW 543 Professional Development Seminar, 1 credit
SW 550 Field Instruction I
SW 551 Field Instruction II (4 credits)
SW 552 Field Instruction III, 4 credits
SW 553 Field Instruction IV
Advanced Interventions (One course)
Advanced Topic Analysis (Two courses)
Electives (9 credits total)