Human Services, AAS
This two-year degree prepares students for jobs in human services.
Students will understand the role of human services working with individuals, families, communities and society; put human services theory and skills into practice; practice skills working with those in drug and alcohol abuse programs; and demonstrate skills to function as a mental health worker. Students will also gain field experience through an internship. This degree has options for transfer to complete a bachelor’s degree at Old Dominion University.
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Degree Requirements and Outcomes
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Tuition Assistance
This major is eligible for G3 tuition assistance for qualified students.
Career Paths
Jobs in this field include positions in social services, substance abuse, disabilities, and family violence.
Contact Us
Katelynn Jarrells, MSW
Program Head and Assistant Professor of Human Services & Mental Health
September 4 and September 7
On Friday, September 4, most college offices will close at 12:00 p.m. However, all scheduled Brightpoint and CCWA classes will be held as normal, the Testing Centers will be open for those with scheduled tests, and already-scheduled events and activities will be held as planned. On Monday, September 7, the college will be closed for Labor Day.