Program Overview:
“Human and behavioral health” refers to a broad spectrum of professional activities in the areas of human and social services, mental and behavioral health care, and education. In an increasingly complex society, there is a need for trained personnel for community and group agencies, adult and child welfare programs and services, and medical, mental health, and psychiatric services. Graduates are qualified for entry-level professional positions in nursing homes, sheltered-care workshops, mental healthcare centers, state welfare agencies, or other human and social service organizations.

Students completing the program should be able to communicate effectively with others, demonstrate efficient interpersonal skills, apply critical thinking and problem-solving techniques, and perform such tasks as gathering intake information and analyzing data.

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