Human Services - Rasmussen College - Lake Elmo

Human Services from Rasmussen College - Lake Elmo is a Campus Associate Human Science degree that prepares you for a Human Services career. Our Human Services Associate?s degree gives you the academic and hands-on experience you need to work in a non-licensed, service-oriented career providing social services to families, children, and adults. Your degree can help you start your path to working directly with people in challenging or crisis situations to improve their lives and the lives of their children. Our intensive curriculum rivals four-year programs at many other schools, and our internship gives you real-world experience that you can use in your career immediately. Whether you choose to earn your degree Human Services Associate?s degree online or on campus, you will receive the high-quality education and preparation you need to be successful in your career. Give back to your community and help people in need When you earn our Human Services Associate?s degree , you will gain the knowledge and skills you need for a full understanding of the common scenarios you will encounter in your career. Through coursework such as ?Introduction to Crisis Intervention? and ?Organization and Leadership in Human Services??courses typically found only in four-year programs at other schools?as well as ?General Psychology,? ?Abnormal Psychology,? and ?Community Psychology,? you will be ready to take on the challenges facing many people in today?s society. Plus, you will develop your poise and comfort for challenging situations through our internship program that gives you professional hands-on experience. Your degree opens up opportunities for many social service careers, including Social Service Specialist, Human Service Assistant, and Community Service Specialist in settings ranging from courts and victim advocacy organizations to foster homes, juvenile justice centers, and mental health facilities. People who work in human services are continually giving back to the communities they serve by: Working with a diverse population of individuals and groups Understanding family structures, human development, and psychology Analyzing client needs, developing client goals, and designing and implementing a plan of action for rehabilitation and progress of services Completing intake interviews Facilitating a group environment View more details on Rasmussen College - Lake Elmo . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Human Science courses.