What Can I Do With A Degree In...
Human Services?

The Human Services Degree program is designed to prepare students to begin working as generalist practitioners in a variety of public, nonprofit, or private sector human service organizations.

• Social Service Assistant
  
  
• Case Manager
  
  
• Residential Counselor
  
  
• Shelter Advocate
  
  
• Child Welfare Worker
  
  
• Intervention Leader
  
  
• Family Support Worker
  
  
• Youth Counselor
  
  
• Gerontology Aide
  
  
• Coordinator of Development
  
  
• Volunteer Coordinator
  
  
• Technology Director
  
  
• Social Service Liason
  
  
• Police Officer
  
  
• Eligibility Counselor
  
  
• Intake Interviewer
  
  
• Social Work Assistant
  
  
• Client Advocate
  
  
• Counselor
  
  
• Alcohol Counselor
  
  
• Victim Advocate
  
  
• Probation/Parole
  
  
• Fund-Raiser
  
  
• Community Outreach Worker
  
  
• Life Skills Instructor
  
  
• Project Manager (non-profit)
  
  
• After School Coordinator
  
  
• Volunteer Programs Assistant
  
  
• Volunteer Support Coordinator
  
  
• Juvenile Court Liaison
  
  
• Home Health Aide
  
  
• Group Activities Worker
  
  
• Crisis Intervention
  
  
• Child Abuse Worker
  
  
• Adult Day Care Worker
  
  
• Community Organizer
  
  
• Rehabilitation Case Worker
  
  
• Neighborhood Worker
  
  
• Halfway House Counselor
  
  
• Case Monitor
  
  
• Therapeutic Assitant
  
  
• Drug Abuse Counselor
  
  
• Court Services