HSS 382 PRACTICUM AWAY: THEORY AND PRACTICE OF HUMAN SERVICE STUDIES
This course introduces students to the biopsychosocial model of understanding human systems in a cross-cultural environment. Three weeks of direct practice and observation in a human services organization in an international or domestic setting away from campus allows students to apply and conceptualize various aspects of human service delivery, particularly cross-cultural practice, using this approach. Student learning will be guided and enhanced through course readings, weekly seminars, written assignments and faculty site visits.
Prerequisite
HSS 111, 2.1 cumulative GPA, status as a declared Human Services Studies major or minor, and approval of application for practicum
Course Types
Experiential Learning Requirement; Society; Advanced Studies
Offered
Offered Winter Term.