Program Director: Eileen Stenzel, Ph.D.

Faculty: Denis Adams, M.S.W.; Marilyn Bogash, M.H.S.; Elizabeth Guzman-Arrendondo, M.S.W.; Jean Lubeckis, M.H.S.; Greta Pall, M.A.

The Human Services Program offers a B.S. in Human Services with two concentrations: Social Services and Counseling. Counseling Concentrators may select a specialization Bereavement Counseling, Chemical Dependency Counseling, or another area of interest to the student such as Pastoral Counseling, Criminal Justice Counseling, or Gerontology. These selections must have the approval of the program director. Counseling students may also elect to complete the Counseling Curriculum without a designated specialty. The curriculum will be designed with the assistance of the Human Services Program Director.

DEGREES OFFERED
The Human Services Program offers a B.S. in Human Services with concentrations in Social Services and Counseling. All Counseling Concentrators complete a Core Counseling Curriculum. Counseling Concentrators may select a specialization Bereavement Counseling, Chemical Dependency Counseling, or another area of interest to the student. Social Service concentrators who wish to take counseling courses as electives should consult with the program director for advising.

The Human Services Program offers the Chemical Dependency Counseling Specialty as an Accelerated Degree for Certified Non-Degreed Addictions Professionals (ADCAP). To be eligible for admission to the ADCAP program students must have state and/or national certification in Alcohol and Drug Abuse Counseling. Students interested in the ADCAP should contact the Director of the Human Services Program for more information.

• Bereavement Counseling program certified by the American Academy of Grief Counseling