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C AL I F O R N I A S TATE U N I V E R S I TY , D O M I N G U E Z H I L L S
COLLEGE OF HEALTH, HUMAN SERVICES,
AND NURSING
HUMAN SERVICES
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CHHSN Student Services Center
Role:• personal one-on-one advisement services• college based academic advisement services• recruitment and retention services for students• financial-aid re-instatement (SAP Appeal)• university petition (SAPAC submission)• change of major, minor, and concentration• academic re-instatement• reactivation of graduation• graduation check• accessible office hours, telephone, and email
advising
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CHHSN Advisors
Lisa Langford Child Development, OT Prospective, RN to BSN
Mark Kerr Health Sciences, RN to BSN
Debbie Yoklavich RN to BSN
Cristina Prado Human Services, RN to BSN
Janelle Viray Retention Specialist- Freshman and Sophomores- GE
Stephanie Flores UATC College Specialist for CHHSN- Juniors and Seniors- GE
Cheryl Jackson-Harris Clinical Science
Scott Cheatham Pre-Physical Therapy
Mike Ernst Kinesiology, PE Teaching
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Advisor Responsibilities
• Provide support to ensure progression to graduation
• Explain academic policies and procedures
• Assist in identifying and utilizing university resources
• Collaborate with student to ensure student success
• Be accessible for advising in person, via phone, or email
• Maintain confidentiality
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Student Responsibilities
• Meet with your academic advisor regularly
• Come prepared for each appointment
• Ask questions to clarify any concerns you have
• Follow-up with recommendations from your advisor
• Become knowledgeable about university and program policies and
procedures
• Take accountability for your education
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CHHSN Student Service Center
What happens at the Advising appointment?• Review Academic Requirements Report (Degree Audit)
• Complete a Student Program Plan (Course Checklist)
• Provide resources and recommendations
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Academic Requirements Report (Degree Audit)
• Provides information about courses needed to complete for general education, program major, and other units needed to complete the bachelor’s degree
• Let’s review a sample
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Accessing Academic Requirement Report (Degree Audit)
• Log onto your MyCSUDH• Click on Student Center
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• On the drop down menu, Select Academic Requirements
• View Report
Accessing Academic Requirement Report
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Major Advisement Worksheet & Roadmap
• Advisement Worksheet (Course Checklist)• Worksheet used to keep track of your academic progress• Updated each time you meet with your advisor
• Roadmap• Roadmap of suggested coursework sequence
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Roadmaps
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Human Services Major Requirements
• Common Core Courses – 36 unitso Interdisciplinary courseso Human Services Courses
• Electives –• 4 upper division courses from the elective list. These courses
have to be from at least 2 different departments. • Fieldwork – 3 internships to be taken in order, one per semester
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Interdisciplinary Courses (15 units)• MAT 131 Statistics (3) • BIO 250 or 254 (3)• ANT 310 or ANT 389 (3)• PSY 363 (3)• SOC 320 or HIS 379 (3)(substitutions may be applicable)
Human Services Courses (21 units)•HUS 300 Introduction to Human Services (3)•HUS 310 Helping & Professional Relationships (3)
Must be taken with HUS 380/381•HUS 315 Intercultural Communication for Human Services (3)•HUS 330 Human Behavior and the Social Environment (3)•HUS 400 Case Management in Human Services (3)
Must be taken with HUS 390/391•HUS 410 Advanced Case Management (3)
Must be taken with HUS 480/481•HUS 460 Research Methods for Human Services (3)
Human Services Major Requirements
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Electives (12 units)Which electives should I take?• Elective courses provide you with the
opportunity to specialize in target populations or methods of intervention
*Select four courses from at least two different departments. All electives must be chosen from the elective list only
Fieldwork (9 units)•HUS 380/381 Practicum in Human Services I 120 hours•HUS 390/391 Practicum in Human Services II 120 hours •HUS 480/481 Practicum in Human Services III 120 hours*Fieldwork courses must be taken in order and not more than one per semester. *Fieldwork course and seminar must be taken together. You will need to enroll in same section. (Ex: HUS 380 Section 03 & HUS 381 Section 03)
Human Services Major Requirements (continued)
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Mental Health Recovery Concentration
Courses Requiredo HUS 307 Principles of MHRo HUS 311 Interventions and Strategies of MHR Io HUS 368 Interventions and Strategies of MHR II Offered Spring semesters ONLY
o HUS 484/485 Fieldwork in MHR (120 Hrs) Offered Spring semesters ONLYMust be taken with HUS 410
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Graduation Requirements1. General Education
1. Lower Division Areas A-E2. Upper Division Integrative Studies F-G
1. Humanities2. Social Science/Cultural Pluralism3. Natural Science
2. CSU Statutory Requirements1. US History2. US Constitution3. California Government
3. GWAR-Graduate Writing Assessment Requirement1. GWE (Graduate Writing Exam) OR2. ENG 350 OR3. IDS 397 & 398
4. Major Requirements (57 units)5. Units and Residence Requirement6. Academic Requirements/GPA
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Resources
Admissions & Records- http://www.csudh.edu/admissions-records/ Location: Welch Hall (WH), Room A-290
Career Center- http://www.csudh.edu/Career-center/ Location: University Library, 3rd Floor
Financial Aid- http://www.csudh.edu/financial-aid/ Location: Welch Hall (WH), Room B-250
Student Health & Psychological Services- http://www.csudh.edu/shps/ Location: Student Health Center
Student Disability Resource Center- http://www.csudh.edu/dss/ Location Welch Hall (WH) Room D-180
Student Service Center- http://www.csudh.edu/chhsn/ssc/ Location: Welch Hall (WH), Room C-300
Toro Learning Center- http://www.csudh.edu/tlc/ Location: LIB 5705
University Advisement Center- http://www.csudh.edu/uac/ Location: Welch Hall (WH), Room A-220
University Police- http://www.csudh.edu/dhpd/ Location: Welch Hall (WH) Room B-100
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“10 Tips for Toro Success”1. Attend class and participate.2. Get to know your professors.
3. Meet with your advisors regularly.4. Study and do not procrastinate.
5. Explore campus resources.6. Maximize your funding opportunities.
7. Get involved in student life.8. Get engaged beyond the classroom
9. Get connected.10. Read, read, read! -CSUDH Convocation