Social and Human Services
This five semester program prepares students to work in the human services professions
including social work, mental health, addictions and developmental disabilities.
The curriculum provides students with classroom instruction and practical skills necessary
to become effective helpers. The program stresses important knowledge, skills and
characteristics graduates need to be effective helpers in this profession. Students
participate in practicum experiences in a variety of human services settings.
IMPORTANT DATES & ANNOUNCEMENTS
Information sessions are held each semester; to include at least one during the day
and one in the evening. This session is mandatory for students to attend prior to
or when attending the first SAHS Introductory course.
Information Sessions for Spring Semester, 2020
February 4, 2020, 5-7PM, Union Hall, Room 341
February 20, 2020, 9-11AM, Union Hall, Room 341
March 4, 2020, 12-2pm, Union Hall, Room 244
Late arrivals will not be admitted.
Prior to attending an Information session, students must review: SAHS Professional Expectations & Commitment
$1,000 Scholarships for Certificates
Scholarships are available for students entering select certificate programs, including
the Addiction Studies Certificate.
More Information
Scholarships are open to students who haven’t started coursework or paid fees yet.
Graduation Outcomes
Information about program graduation, enrollment and retention data
Student Handbook
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Programs and Certificates
