Counseling and Human Services Minor
The Counseling and Human Services minor offers a versatile foundation in human development, mental health literacy, and helping skills. Through coursework and a hands‑on capstone, students prepare for a wide range of careers in mental health, social services, education, and other helping professions.
Addiction Counseling Minor
The Addiction Counseling minor prepares students for Level 1 Licensed Alcohol and Drug Abuse Counselor (LADAC) licensure through counseling skills training and coursework aligned with required competency areas. Students learn assessment, treatment planning, pharmacology, and how to support specialized populations. With a strong focus on rural communities, the minor equips students to serve individuals affected by substance use and to meet the needs of underserved areas.
Interpersonal Development Minor
Successful relationships are key in today’s evolving workplace, but they don’t always come about naturally. With its focus on human development, human service, and communication, the Interpersonal Skills minor can amplify your major and round out your credentials as a competitive professional. In this minor, students cultivate relational, communication, and critical thinking skills for use in a wide range of settings.