HSM 499 Seminar in Human Services/Psychology

This capstone course provides students with an opportunity to integrate major theories, concepts, and practices in the disciplines of human services and psychology through a structured, faculty-led experience. Students explore the applications of psychology in the field of human services; engage in a comprehensive review of major topics covered in the program; and identify career and further education opportunities in human services and psychology. Students also complete a capstone project, which may include content such as case studies, projects, and/or assessments that demonstrate achievement of all learning outcomes established by the program. Pre-requisite(s): HSM 101, HSM 102, HSM 201, HSM 202, HSM 203, HSM 304, HSM 305, HSM 306, HSM 400, HSM 410, HSM 415 and at least four of five required LAP courses; or permission of Program Chair or designate. Co-requisite(s): None. 5 quarter hours