Linda L. Garza, MSSW
 Professor of Human Services
 Behavioral Science Dept. Chair
204B Durham Hall | 423-746-5212| garzal@twcnet.edu

 
A Personal/Professional Statement
 
Professional Activities The Human Services major is intended for a growing number of students who will seek employment in a human-service-related profession upon completion of the undergraduate degree/or graduate study in social work or a counseling related field.  In this major, the academic study of the social and behavioral sciences is complemented by field placement opportunities which provide practical experience in and knowledge of service agencies in the community.  A strong component of the major is an emphasis on growth in self-awareness which is crucial to be effective in the Human Services profession. 
  		 
 
Classes
  

Core

Elective
 
HS 231    Introduction to Human Services

HS 333    Human Services Skills

HS 434    Advanced Human Services  Skills

HS 460    Human Services Fieldwork

 

 HS 341   Family Dynamics

HS 441   Ethics and Client Rights

HS 390   Topic:  Issues in Aging

HS 390   Topic: Family Violence

HS 390   Topic:  Drug Abuse &         Addictive Behaviors

HS 490    Group Counseling Process


L Garza
October 6, 2008
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