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DSV-104 Making a Difference: Service Careers, 3 cr.
Introduction to the human services and helping professions. A
basic overview of services available, recipient populations and
issues related to helping others. Covers professionalism,
teamwork and communication skills.
(Formerly HD-113A)
DSV-125 Behavior Management, 3 cr.
Students will develop the beginning skills of observing and
managing the behavior of others individually or in groups. This
course introduces students to beginning behavior teaching
methods and situations. Teaches how-to skills, such as
observing, recording, designing, implementing and evaluating
behavior programs.
(Formerly HD-123A)
DSV-135 Assessment and Instruction, 3 cr.
This course introduces students to the value base of human
services and helping professions. Address strategies and
practices used in assessing and evaluating client needs,
establishing and identifying resources and making appropriate
referrals. Intake interviews and assessments are explored.
Students will develop knowledge and basic skills in the area of
programming and developing support services and community
resources. Ethical issues are also addressed.
(Formerly HD-116A)
DSV-150 Survival Spanish/Soc Services, 2 cr.
Participants learn Spanish skills to use in various Social
Services occupational settings. No prior knowledge of Spanish
necessary.
(Formerly HD-132A)
DSV-155 Services & Vocational Planning, 4 cr.
Focus is on available support services and vocational aspects of
rehabilitation. Content includes identification of job tasks,
occupational characteristics and job matching. Students gain
understanding of the need for services and the referral
process. Job analysis and labor market surveys are completed.
Students will develop an appreciation of the psychosocial
adjustment aspects of living with a disability. This course
will cover both physical and mental disabilities and services
available. Students will participate with Service Learning
projects.
(Formerly HD-214A)
DSV-160 Counseling Skills, 4 cr.
This is an introductory course in applied counseling
techniques. Students are introduced to a variety of
facilitative skills and counseling concepts and work through the
interviewing process in simulated helping services settings.
(Formerly HD-224A)
DSV-928 Independent Study-Hum Services/Disab Studies, 1 cr.
Individualized program of study to allow the student to engage
in an in-depth study of an appropriate topic.
(Formerly HD-211A)
DSV-932
Internship Human Services/Disab Studies, 2 cr., 3 cr.
Practical field experience in phases of operation and duties
relating to human services, paraeducation, health or
rehabilitation. Focus is program writing, data collection,
documentation, job skills, and participant outcome.
(Formerly HD-212A and HD-213A)
DSV-941
Practicum, 3 cr., 4 cr., 6 cr.
Practical field experience in phases of operation and duties
relating to human services, paraeducation, health or
rehabilitation. Focus is program writing, data collection,
documentation, job skills, and participant outcome.
(Formerly HD-213A,/HD-234A/HD-236A) |
