Family crisis workers respond to calls related to domestic abuse, child abuse, suicide or other crisis situations. They must respond effectively under pressure and make appropriate referrals to necessary services. Disability specialists assist people with disabilities to learn or maintain skills for independent living such as budget management, family responsibilities, vocational skills, self-care, etc. Elder services employees administer services to extend quality of life for seniors. Issues addressed may include housing, health-related issues, grief and loss and social needs.
Financial counselors assist individuals and families in managing their financial resources.
Human services administrators supervise staff, set budgets, write grants for money, maintain physical facilities, work with board members to make policy decisions, and raise funds. Such positions usually require several years of prior experience. Offering coursework which is designed to meet the needs of social service employers. Assisting you to find quality internships. All students in the Family Social Science program are required to complete an internship prior to graduation.