Child Welfare and Social Services Minor (Only for Rehabilitation Science Majors)
The Child Welfare and Social Services minor provides students with a comprehensive understanding of the systems, policies, and practices that support the well-being of children and families. This interdisciplinary program explores topics such as child development, family dynamics, social justice, and intervention strategies for at-risk youth. Students will examine the role of social services in addressing issues such as child abuse and neglect, foster care, adoption, and family support programs. Ideal for students interested in careers in social work, psychology, education, or public policy, this minor equips graduates with the knowledge and skills needed to advocate for and assist vulnerabl
Courses
- AHS 2013 — Medical Terminology
- CJ 2033 — Social Problems
- RP 3013 — Inclusive Recreation
- RP 4073 — Principles and Techniques of Therapeutic Recreation
- RS 2043 — Introduction to Social Services
- RS 2163 — Introduction to Addictions
- RS 3013 — The World of Work
- RS 3143 — Rehabilitation Science Seminar
- RS 3153 — Assistive Technology in Rehabilitation Settings
- RS 3243 — Child Welfare
- RS 3263 — Resiliency, Vulnerability, and Crisis
- SOC 2033 — Social Problems
- SOC 3023 — The Family
- SOC 4003 — Communities and Societal Relations
- SOC 4053 — Sociology of Health and Illness
- SOC 4063 — Social Stratification