At Concordia Nebraska, the focus of our behavioral science program is on experiential, hands-on learning. We want you to take the concepts you are learning in the classroom and apply them immediately to real-world situations, so you can expand your knowledge and push yourself to a new level.
Part of earning your behavioral science degree will include a service-learning component. Some classes work with the Nebraska State Penitentiary and Lancaster county jail, attending worship services with inmates, participating in self-betterment clubs and helping to teach job skills and resume building through a program called Released and Restored. Some classes develop their behavioral science skills by working with local nursing homes, foster friends organizations or with Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) in Seward.​​​