Full use is made of electronic technology and a tutorial relationship with the Faculty Mentor who is drawn from a truly outstanding group of professors. Students enrolled in the Human Services Program are practicing professionals working in mental health settings, social service environments, community development agencies, residential care facilities, and private practice. Some are faculty, consultants, and human resources specialists. Many are licensed counselors, social workers, or hold specialty licenses in chemical dependency, etc. The Academy commitment to improving society and its institutions (families, communities, schools, and the workplace) is especially attractive to students entering the Human services Program. Graduates strive to make a difference in improving social conditions within their sphers of influence.

The Human Services Program is structured so that students may specialize within broad areas such as professional counseling, clinical social services and human services administration. Additional, students may pursue applied study in sociology or anthropology. Individualized programs in the human services may be developed, but the student may decide not to select a specialization. In all cases, students will be prepared to confront the challenges of social and institutional change in the 21 century. Students wishing to prepare themselves for licensure or certification in the fields may design their educational program to help them meet the requirements in their state, or Country It is up to the student to ascertain these requirements. For more in this course and grades please contact us