"BSHS/305"
HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES: AN INTRODUCTION
This course is available as part of a degree or certificate program.
View all programsCourse level: "Upper Division"
"In this course, students will learn the historical roots of human services and the creation of the human services profession. An investigation of current and historical legislation and how legislation is influenced by public and private attitudes provides a foundational understanding of basic human services ideology. A deep exploration of economic and governance systems affecting service delivery serves to develop essential skills for understanding and interpreting historical dynamics related to advocacy and social change initiatives in human services. Analysis of historical data and exposure to the range of political perspectives facilitates a general introduction and integration to the overall experience of the human service worker’s investment in the multidimensional field. (3 credits)"
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