ASPSS in Community Services Credit Distribution

Subject Category	Credits
I. General Education Requirements	30
A. English Composition	6
B. Humanities	6
C. Social Sciences	6
Introduction to Sociology	(3)
Introduction to Psychology	(3)
D. Natural Sciences and Mathematics	6
One college-level mathematics courses required	(3)
Other natural sciences/mathematics	(3)
E. General Education Electives	6
Intercultural Communications OR Race and Ethnic Relations	(3)
Other general education electives	(3)
II. Individualized Option: Community Services	21
A. Overview of Human Services or the Option	3
Introduction to Human Services Introduction to Social Work Introduction to Social Welfare The Community Introduction to Social Services Social Welfare: Programs, Practices Introduction Am. Social Welfare/Community Services Social Welfare/Social Work
B. Basic Philosophy, Theory and Concepts of the Option	9
Social Institutions The Community The Institutional Community Community Psychology Social Welfare and Social Policy Rural Sociology Introduction Am. Social Welfare/Community Services Urban Sociology Community Organizations & Development Human Services and Social Policy Human Services and Social Change
C. Applied Areas	6
Juvenile Delinquency Grantsmanship and Proposal Writing Dynamics of Camp Leadership Counselor Training Dynamics of Outdoor Recreation Behavior Modification Recreational Sports Programming Drug Abuse Community Recreation Soc. Inst./Change/Lives of Women Aging and Leisure Multidisciplinary Aspects of Aging Deviant Behavior and Social Control Social Welfare Services: Children and Youth Interpersonal Growth/Group Process Social Welfare Services: Family and Aged Minority Relations/Urban Society Women in Rural Societies Community Relations/Justice Systems
D. Associate Level Practicum	3
III. Free Electives	9
A. Computer Science OR Data Processing	(3)
B. Other free electives	(6)
Total	60

Note: Course approvals will be individualized to reflect the approved practicum setting and job responsibilities. This list of courses is offered as a guide. Other courses may be considered appropriate for the option.