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Administration & Management Of Human Service Programs

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Administration and management involve components of indirect services associated with systematic delivery of direct human services. Students will learn theories of strategic planning, human resource management, strategies for evaluation and planning the development of human service organizations, elements of agency operations, risk management, budgeting, and fiscal acquisition through grant writing and contract negotiation. The emphasis of this course is on leadership development, and managing professional and volunteer staff. Additional content areas addressed in the course involve advocacy efforts and grass roots movements focused on constituency building.

This undergraduate-level course is 5 This course is available as part of a degree or certificate program. To enroll, speak with an Enrollment Representative.

Course details:

Credits: 3
Continuing education units: XX
Professional development units: XX
Duration: 5

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    Classical and Contemporary Theories Applied Within Organizational Design

    • Delineate elements of an empowerment approach to social service management processes.
    • Assess the application of classical theories in human service organizations.
    • Apply contemporary theories to human service organizations.
    • Differentiate between horizontal and top down organizational models.

    Operations and Human Resource Management

    • Identify elements of agency operations.
    • Describe risk management strategies within the human service agency context.
    • Describe budget development and management processes.
    • Explain development and management aspects of human resources.
    • Explain resource acquisitions through grant writing, contracts, and contributions.

    Supervision, Program Design, and Evaluation in Human Service Organizations

    • Identify supervisory roles, processes, and challenges.
    • Apply theories of motivation to human service delivery systems.
    • Explain the role that information systems and technology play in human service program evaluation.
    • Describe the purpose of program evaluation in human service programs.

    Leadership, Change, and Effective Management Within Human Service Programs: An Emphasis on Organizational Efficacy

    • Differentiate among the diverse leadership models.
    • Apply theories of leadership to human service organizations.
    • Apply a systems perspective to administration and management of human service programs.

    Challenges, Opportunities, and the Environmental Influences in the Administration and Management of Human Service Programs

    • Describe current trends of human service.
    • Define terminology within human service programs administration and management.
    • Assess unique administration and management challenges and opportunities specific to human service programs.
    • Identify characteristics associated with successful human service programs.
    • Describe the importance of an environmental analysis.
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