13 courses with the subject HH, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
HH 110Introduction to Health and Human Services3.00
This course introduces you to the field of health and human services. You will explore how the field of human services has evolved throughout history and how this has shaped current programs, services, populations served, and policy. Topics include the role and function of health and human service professionals, a foundation of assessment skills to examine present conditions in our society, and societal barriers that contribute to the need for health and human services. You will examine the roles and opportunities within the health and human services field. Semester
This course examines human development theories and life stages. Students will acquire an understanding of basic human development theories including sociocultural, biopsychosocial, and social change. Students will apply these theories to developmental stages from infancy through aging. In addition, this course will explore developmental milestones, challenges, common interventions for each stage in life, and an understanding of the capacities, limitations, and resiliency of human systems. Semester
HH 110 Introduction to Health and Human Services .
Corequisite
None.
HH 250Case Management and Crisis Intervention3.00
This course explores the key components of case management and crisis intervention. Topics include case management techniques, tools, and challenges, application of assessment, planning, and evaluation tools in working with individuals, how to identify resources and conduct referrals, assessment, and analysis of needs of clients through observation, interviewing, active listening, consultation, and research, and how to engage in conflict. Students will obtain the skills to conduct crisis and suicide prevention, assessment, and interventions, discuss how to recognize the dignity and self-worth of others, demonstrate self-awareness, professional use of self and empathy, develop skills congruent with the code of ethics, clients right to self-determination and the least restrictive environment, an understanding of resilience, and advocate for equity and inclusion. Semester
This course provides students with the knowledge and skills to effectively gather, synthesize, and apply information across diverse disciplines within human services. Emphasis is placed on developing proficiency in various research methods and technology tools, while maintaining ethical standards in human subject research. Students will learn to utilize evidence-based practices to advocate and implement improvements in programs and service delivery. The course will also explore emerging trends impacting the field of human services. Semester
