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2023 - 2024 Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]

Human Support Services Major


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Program Director: Dr. Jaylia Prussing

Degree Types: Bachelor of Science (default) or Bachelor of Arts (alternative)

Driven to improve the lives of people around them, students pursuing the Human Support Services degree are interested in serving individuals in their community. The degree provides an opportunity to pursue concentrations in education and community-based settings. This degree is ideal for students interested in professions within the human service field as well as those pursuing related post-graduate degrees that require an undergraduate degree.

Program Outcomes 

University of Mary students who complete the major Human Support Services will be prepared to meet the needs of individuals by:

  • Demonstrating commitment to individuals with diverse backgrounds, diverse needs, diverse values, and diverse challenges.
  • Demonstrating the skills and knowledge to work collaboratively and effectively with individuals, families, community agencies, non-profits, and schools.
  • Demonstrating personal, professional skills and attitudes that prepare them for a variety of roles supporting people including but not limited to youth organizations, ministry outreach, advocacy, human service agencies, non-profits, community support, adult education, schools, and community-home support.

Major Requirements


Students will complete all of the core required courses, and select one of the two concentration options.

Option One: Community Concentration


Option Two: Education Concentration


Total: 124 Semester Credits


Program length: 4 academic years / 128 weeks

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