Master of Arts, Human Services: Crisis Resiliency (Online)

Master of Arts, Human Services: Crisis Resiliency (Online) One Year Plan

The Master of Arts in Human Services is a 36-semester-hour degree that will provide a theoretical and experiential understanding of the human services profession. This program will be grounded in a core of specialized courses with additional course work in a crisis resiliency specialization.

The maximum number of C grades allowed in a graduate program is two and the minimum GPA requirement is a 3.0. Grades of less than C- will not be counted toward degree completion.

Human Services Core - 18 Hours

HUSV 5033 - PROGRAM PLANNING AND EVALUATION Credits: 3
HUSV 5063 - GROUP DEVELOPMENT AND CHANGE IN HUMAN SERVICES Credits: 3
HUSV 5203 - INTEGRATION HUMAN SERVICE/THEOLOGY Credits: 3
HUSV 5223 - HUMAN SERVICES AND THE COMMUNITY Credits: 3
HUSV 5253 - HUMAN SERVICES PRACTICUM FIELD EXPERIENCE I Credits: 3
HUSV 5263 - HUMAN SERVICES PRACTICUM FIELD EXPERIENCE II Credits: 3

Crisis Resiliency Core - 18 Hours

CRIS 5003 - CRISIS AWARENESS Credits: 3
CRIS 5013 - CRISIS COMMUNICATION Credits: 3
HETH 5003 - MENTAL HEALTH AND BEHAVIORAL HEALTH Credits: 3
PACO 5003 - PASTORAL COUNSELING DEATH & DYING Credits: 3
RESL 5003 - RESILIENCE AND RESPONDERS Credits: 3
RESL 5013 - RESILIENCE AND COMPASSION FATIGUE Credits: 3

Total Program Hours - 36 Credit Hours

**It is the responsibilty of the student to read, review, and fulfill the requirements and total hours of this degree audit for their applicable degree.

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